The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-27

No California nsa arrived last
night.
The prohibision Club viIl meet
Tuesday evening ii p. m. ~ the real
estate exchange on James street
For ice chests, refrieerstors and ice
cream fre<zefs ~ the very to~e@t
prices, call al the Golden Knle Bazaar.
The new hose racing cart II a wreck.
One Of the wheeis flew all 70 pieces
yesterday while the boys we're prac-
eieing.
The calico hall to be given by the
Caledonian Societies will take place on
Thursday Of this week at Pythian
Hall.
The Chautauqua plat lies in Davies
show window. Il IL said 90 bc the
finest piece Of work ever executed in
Seattle.
The Columbia and Puget Sound
Railroad company viii hereafter run
engines on the narrow gauge thirty
miles per hour.
Ten ears carried the Young Mems
Christian Association exrursion party
20 the Gilman mines yesterday. Al
who went are greatly pleased with the
trip
The Northern Pacific EXPIRES. Com
pany has changed the hours for the
Seattle Office. Hereafter the Office will
close on Saturdays II 9 O'Clock In the
evening and on Other days ut 2 o clock.
From letters received from various
parts Of the Sound. Secretary McElrov
predicts that there win be Q large at
tendance Of ioggers at the meeting OF
the Puget Sound lumbermen next
Saturday.
George d. Kennedy. first officer OF
the bark Detroit was struck yesterday
by falling tub OF ballast and con-
siderably but not seriously injured.
He sustained scalp wound about
three inches long.
A letter 20 the secretary OF the Fourth
Of July committee states that Our
BOYS" hose team OF WaiIa WaIla will
visit Seattle on the Fourth. II the Ore
gon and Washington firemen = tourna-
ment takes place here.
The annual social Of the w. G. r. Z.
will be held at the residence OF Mrs. G.
X Jenner. No. I'D south Eleventh
street. on Tuesday evening, May 18th.
at O'Clock. Friends of the w. G. T.
u. are cordially invited to attend.
A train OF twenty -four ears OF logs
came In over the Seattle, Lake Shore
aud Eastern Railway yesterday. Nine
-of these cars were from Winsor 4
Cos camp and carried 900 feet OF
lumber. The twenty-fosr ears scaled
i2s 90 feet.
The Washington Steamboat and
Transportation Company has made a
one fare rate for the round trip, good
for ten days. for parties desiring 60
attend Seattle's Fourth OF July cele.
bration. On the Whatcom route the
fare will be as usual.
The steamer Ancon arrived yester-
day morning with thirty tourists from
Alaska. They were from Chicago and
Brooklyn and were ON their way home.
The Ancon will sail for the north again
in about ten days, and most OF her
rooms have already been spoken for.
Messrs. Fisher A. Clark. the archi.
ssects, call for bids for the construction
of three story brick block for NJ.
korn. on the corner OF south Second
and Mill streets. Mr.. Korn has lease
OF the property for ten years, and he
intends % build thereon = handsome
brick structure three stories high.
Said well known citizen yesterday
1.-THE effort TO have the fire apparatus
of the fire department. and not the
iiremen themselves in the procession
on tie Fourth, should be frowned
down. The machines should hc there
drawn by horses, and the men who
run with the machines should also be
there in uniform"