The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-10

ice fTGEI ttfE sfss2skkk8Ak t<t Slt'@4As%
street, which he has occupied since the
/ fre, to . small wooden structure isss' Dc
| low the Oregon Improvement Company
coal Office
xExssoY TisHEg's EoDy.-A dispatch
announcing the death OF Edward Fisher,
the uewssoy. was yesterday morning fos-
! warsef 10 Miss Edith Borsf. guardian uf
/ the deceased. who lives ~ Scs.fsaIts. A
/ repiy Vas received later Ia The day stating
mat sac weuld cone TO seattle immedi
I aseiy. and directing Mr. u. W. Cross. with
wlsons Fisher once. lived, 20 take charge Of
the remains THIS wss done Miss borst
reached the city iass evening on the iv.io
/ train aud proceeded Ia make arrangements
l for the fuuerAi Sac Ia clded To have the
| huriai here Instead of 81 CensFasis, where
A. wa at first thought that the interinent
would lie. II was further arranged 70 have
the funeral take place 1t lc'einek Today
has not yet been decided upon IL Was
learned yesterday that the deceased has
step father residing in Seattle, but his
name cgald not be aseerfainsd
FUNERAL ~ Mas. NJ. s. wxnsrER.-The
ohss qnies ofthc late Ms N. ). Webster,
who departed this life on Wednesday. the
7th inst, were yesterday con iaef~ q By
Rev. Is.hu H. Damon. The inierment was
in thu. Masonic cemetery. No little inter
ess esntefed ia this event, owing 10 the
wonderful vitality which SeeLs 10 char
actersxe the fanailyof the deceased. Al
though 81 Year, Of age at her demise she
MAS very active business woman ana RAD
made trips afross the continf lit w1thin
few months. Her mother. N years old,
and her grandmother io7 years OF age, still
urslve ia The ntrthernSerm mt home OF her
youth Her taxing of Wa the result OF
misunderstanding with person who was
to do her washing, ZONE three weeks ago,
xhlen she subsequently determined 60 do
herself she Gid 30, took cold, and the
last leaf II iife's diary Is tareed.
DisoapERly SALOON KEEPER FINED.
A. r. Abel. the proprietor OF the "BeF
town Exchange saloon located imnH
dlaieEy opposite the Bellevue hotel. WAS
brought before Justice Miller yesterday
afternoon on q charge OF keep
l Log 81 s nIsnss.ss s sssisa to 1a aae
general bad character 81 The house
Among these were the proprietor and sew
ersi guests Of tbs Bellevue, all OF whom
said that the place was 3 great source oi
annoyance Justice Miller read Abel
good lecture ana faed him so II be does
not conduct an orderly house ia the future
the coaleii viii be asked 10 revoke his
license
The iaborcrs who dug aud graded the Mad
ison street rife pits for the Qmeea City Ca.
HE Company several weeks ngo have not
Vet received their pay. fhe iAbursrs have
sued aud The company has adopted Few
| tactics 10 sssye them OF until the officers
come ftom the Esss. the eompany yes
I teFsiay made q stipulation With Y. III,
fahar. attorney for tie laeoreFs, by which
/ the trial of the suit, which ~ss set ~ yes
/ tegday. il continued 10 August 20, with the
understanding that II the claims are Aos
paid on ar before that time judgment IS 10
be taken against the company, Which by
such defanli fofielts all rigat Of appeal.
LEVIED oS HIS ooons--i he Seattle
Transfer compsns yesterday brought Hn
attachment sait In Justice Miller's court
against W. sachs for $3.50 Sachs breught
| az three trunks aud n los 81 household
+, goods on the rusila from san Francisco.
/ The transfer company at his request paid
( the freight ON The goods, amounting 10
sia 20 an0 them delivered them q; sixth and
! ien0ra streets for which they charged
$50 sachs IA claimed THAI one package
saS missing aud refused 10 pay any pat of
/ the hill This brought about the suit.
Constable Robinson attached the goods
yesterday afternoon, and Sachs then paid
The bill together with costs.
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TIE PHtsNeY & JoSsS BLOCK. over
City workmen were engaged yesterday in
/ work of erection on the new Phinney A
Jones building ON the northwest corner of
James aud second streets. The cssgsron
rslssters. columns aud piers lor the struc-
ture, weighing e2,eo pounds, arrived On
The steamer from Fan Frsncsseo on the
evening of the 9th Mr.. rhlnuey gave the
arsisf 70 the ofonnetl 4 Lewis Iron Works
on The 18Th ~ July. and the pstieras were
made, the iron cast aud the material
landed here inside of nine days Mr.
fainney says tais is the quickest work ON
tfeeoni
A HEga az pcEF RIaKEIsY.--A cores
ponaenl at Port niskeiey writes to the
PesF iSfglaiagScKg warmly commencing
the devotion OF Mr.. Harry burden to his
itiena George Carts. who wss picked up
dying In = csFs SD boat MnndsY morning
asd who died the next day. "MY. Bur
eieil. says thegett.r, struggled for tsessty-
niSe hoars ia keep CARTS alive. Tno much
praise eanaas se said ot This prosnisir x
young fellow. whose tenderness a'sd VIII
iBxneSs tu help those in such ciexuin
wc hope che meas friends Is The deceased
viii appreciate Ass Kindness.
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