Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-25
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- real estate sschanse moved int1
- sew quarters tn the Busisr block. 30
Ssrdsy.
rhs rolling ssock for the suborbsa srsis
suvs<e IL DAILY expecsed % axsivs from
lbs ea4k.
N. Iulis Ward Howe dsiivsrs . frse
1essure 81 the Opcrs Hsass This efssfnoon
= o'clock.
Anoas tbs freight brought hsrs b. tn
rierfco wne . lok OF material Tor tbs Beat,
e Cattle Road Compsny.
- ship fxsnhoe. Captain Carter. saiI
= 10 sAn Ffans.sss yesterday afssYnoon
fenHed with Black Diamond coal.
ne Kniskss Of pythias have appointed
= conmitsse 70 arrange lar . picnic 70 b.
~ near seattle, dnsing The latter part
q Mar.
NJ choicest p-p2orfy on eccond sersss
- nsefson 4 Post btoek IL a4sred fos
ssis b EshelInas. Llewsiiyn q Co. Pes'
kcti4tpx.
rAs stnm schooner L. J. Perry hiss sr.
rived hero from the fats viii It6g racks
q ost4 for shipment 70 SAn rrsncisco.
q tho Mexico.
ne Arlington nossi. very vAiushis
plees Of prsgsrty e oakrsd for sAie by
=
a poms hsafs aad has 70 - Uoid In ord u
e ssstss up the estAte.
whils repairs were bstns msds 10 the
unpsensss u the sta rscf Anderson the
Werwsn ran In hsr plea On tho Post
TeWrszsd route. The Andersen rexum-
q her rouss last night
The new addition to the Occidental viii
= uuder roof ny tire end OF the week.
SIAN bers with their little charcoal stoves
and sstdefing irons being ALREADY ~
work on top OF tho building.
The demand FOE houacs Il rapidly on
shs Increase. A numhsr OF cttis ms who
have unimpsoyed lots are taking OF
huiidiax . large nambsr Of cottages for
fsnf or sale on tho instAiiment ~.
The steamship WElsnmctts, Captain
II, D. Hack barn arrived here ffo~i Ssn
rTanolsco yesterday. bringing o tens o.
uerchandiaa. 6ha Siii 10 undsr the
phntss Today to load ooAi Tor Portland
The etc snss Premier arrived last evcn-
Ing. having been detained soIue time NJ
Port Townsend. rho brought . large liss
q passengers aud . fair freight. Cap
taia o sifisn VIII tskr command OF her
this morning.
THIS ship sumAsra. bound fer Tacoma.
~peat several hours In this port yesterday.
Il seesis while towing baf up sound the
trs Tacoma TaA short Of faci and came In
10 The bi kess 70 coal. leaving the sumA-
ira moosed TO the buoy In tho meantime.
A gent .euian connected with tho Seat
lie, Lake saose x kastern Railway Com
pany q lid to reporter ycst~rda5. Owing
~ this RAPID increase OF uafiio co our line
y hiss been decided - lay dopois fAck
from oar Mil street depos 70 tho Cove.
This piles have already been putchsses
and tuwed to this toFs and ths work OF
driving Will commence In few dAys.
Tho steamer Geo. W. Elder. Captain
Hunter, wsa IN port fsw hours yesterday
forenoon, after which she sailed fer
Alaska. having taken tho place OF the
steamer Iish, on that route. shs carried
ab ,ut 90 TONS Of freight, consisting OF
and general merchandise. her rSute 10
fross Portland 10 Alaska. while tho An
cof'z rou q Il from sasftis to Alaska
both vessels coal at this port
PERSONAL.
Oh Packard, OF snohomlsh, was tn
town yesterday.
Mrs, Jnils Ward Howe ID the guest Of
Judge aad Airs. hoyt.
Geo. e. Miller. Of tbs Arm Of Compton
4 Miller. Is Ia vldioria GA business.
DR.. ]. kageas Jordan. OF Seattle. has
resurned from . sists to the eastern states
Mrs. r sylvester and her daughter.
Mar L.. sfysy ester, we've in Seattle yostcf-
day. having retarnea FRO q Ban Francisco.
Captain James Carroll expected 70 take
command OF the steamship Geo. w. kiaes
when she entered tho northern route. but
owing ~ bad Health. he was unable 10
do "a.
Me-. James II. Watson. superintendent
Of bridges and bu idings for the seattle.
Lake Shore * kastefn hallway Company
1T smiths Cave. who has been quite III,
10 now rapidly recovering.
Mr.. sidaey Fox. Of Portland. son OF the
secretary Of this Oregon Improvement
Company IL In the city. haying made q
trip 70 san Francisco ana back with Zap
tain nlAoA burn In tho steamship vii.
iAnet;e.