, 1889-07-11
II Territory, Thursday July II, 1889.
zrrcIu 1IGurscaz,s ElniIy.

There were several drunk and disor
drrloy's in jail last night.
Thy alarm oi fire last night was for :
tr'-h fire on Mor-an's hill.
Mr. uud Mrs. \. q. alien are III,
gE"a;s OF 5l;s L. i. Hastings.
The ccntr.cs far The Denuey hu;el a,
Seattle has be,n lei for 1890
Steamer Charles Z. Kcuaey arrived
yesterday from Ne#cIa;:c, loaded witt
Goa.
Steamer WGmio&ton s#ilcd yesterday
for san Fraoelsc1 with freight aud pas
.. senrers.
The Misses GormIcy arrived from So
attic yesterday, and are visiting Mr. L
K. Latimcr.
Miller. the man arrested by Marsha
Finn, is wanted Tor stealing It horse and
buggy at 3Ierccd, California.
MIS-. lIarr.e. Fletcher Beeclor has i'm.
ished Ler portrait OF Judge swan and
placed It q" r2ai3itiun at Jago X Nib
locke.
Superintendent Scott, OF the new
cu-,oUs budding will return from.
Washington il few days when WORK
will be commenced.
Captain T. Z. Beecher, yesterday
purchased the s:eawer, j. b. L;Jby, pay
ing for the aame aud the mail contract
between tins city and WHatCOm. $1,000
The DemvcIats have uomiuated
Judge J, 4. Kuhn for mayor, J. 5.
Latinor, J II. Lvermorc, and Z. W,
Devoc rs cauncilmen. nud Tom Delaney
ae marshal.
The ninasean Cinnamon mt Seattle
who are Illegally in the United Stat 5
bave coat tao government $4,000 and
fourteen OF IhoIn are nov At liberty, the
other five Falling TO escape.
Mrs. Grcentrcc, who has been teach
ing in the public school the past term,
left yesterday FOR her homein California.
Her husband, who has been visiting here
short time, accompanied her
DR. T. I Minor, president % .Ea Pa
get Sound Telegraph Co, has Instructed
tie manager at Seattle that no charges
are to be made for telegraph reports fur
uishcd tho now5 papers during the
month Of dHne.
Il. Is. Hastings sold the steamer VIZ
gina yesterday to 7. II. Price aud LutL
er :. Dyer, OF Seattle, ;or $2,250 The
Virginia was the first boat owned by a
Port Towysanditc, being owneI 5y Mr.
Hastings in 1881.
Auch tp the surprise OF ali c.. NJ.
Rouse's Patsey won the race at Tibbals'
Park yesterday afternoon. Very little
money was placed on the winner. \
fail account of the races will be given in
to-morrow's AEGys.
/ 1t WIS intended that the Edna would
make two trips to Port Discovery ycstcr-
day, to bring passengers to the cclebra-
ton. She started ON the first trip at 80,
but the wind was 80 high the captain
would not venture around the point.
The tug Pioneer, of Port Discovery,
( has sailed for San Francisco with the
| brig Deacon. lumber laden for the bay
/ elty il tow The tug goes d"wu 90 have
/ her machinery extensively repaired ana
new boilers placed i'll her after winch
! she will go on the merchants dry dock
! She was commanded by Capt. Thos
Grant and viii be absent about sixty
dayg.
/ The BARRIERS who want 70 close ail the
/ shops on Sunday will end ecme com
| fort in the decision of the Indiana su-
preme court. ibis ia to thc effect that
! shaving und hair cutting are not work
OF necessity, aud are therefore Illegal OF
/ Sunday. This is in accordance with the
decisions of other courts, aud ought to
| help the BARRIERS in their closing move
ment.
/ Some one suggests that the safes
! which failed 10 answer roIl-ca!l in the
Seattle fire be collected and made
! iuto a monument and placed in some
public place as a momcnto of the fire
/ This scheme is not approved OF by all
safe agents, as about 80 per cent. of
the safes failed in the test. Most of
them were cyclone-proof instead Of fire
proof.
! 4 CARD-The heartfelt thanks of the
undersigned are gratefully rendered to
our many friends for their kind sympa-
| thy and assistance during the late ill
ness and obsaquie5 of our beloved wife
and mother. May The great OmniPO-
/ teat vouchsafe 20 You all such cherished
sympathy and appreciated aid in your
times OF need aud tribuIation is the
siacere wish Of, yours with gratitude in
affection, r. f. RYAN AND Sons.
When Sells circus came into Seattle
last week, the steamer MountalDeer was
! just arriving, and Captain Ellis let oif 4
strain from his upgodly whistle. Man
ager Lew Sells was startled NJ :hc
sound, and pardouably so. lie thought
/ it was the cry OF a species of wild animal
which was not represented in his men
aserie. lie was Informed that the sound
did not come from an animal but IsoGa q
steam machine. Negotiations were en-
I tered into looking 70 the purchase 0f The
Mountaineer's whistle. MF. Sells raised
his figures to $IOO,0O0.SJut Captain Ellis
wanted the entire circus, EnauaG :e ana
! side how, or 10 trade, and Sr,!s Bros.
went away without one of the most
ghastIy curios Of the Gndeveloped NORTH
west.