The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28
SEATTLE and IT'S SUBURBS.
News 81 Interest Gathered Frsm
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4 I've s;anaw4ys rhe e,dA Feslsws-
saasft<rs. Ca4es se<f.i CIas
ss~s.a~.s Iasrsrsssns.
WIZ. Lo<xsx ~ sEkyrxg Hr. r. s.
Pstvin. capitalist from Lincoln.
Neh-t dos oE the xezlshie<t citizens os
Ssi,raskxss capital city and ! eon-
tractor ard buIlder al many years xx-
/ refiea<e. Il ID the csty MEtil view OF
isEetink, a. he ss9ex uot ike the Ne
braska climate. Mr. po4sin with his
family viii be q aeesdea acaai-
sision 10 seattle. seth ID 4
fu>iness ard social way. ard his
possihAt departure from Lsncola Il b.
ing viksExd with great deal Of regret
/ By the people Of that Ctr Mr.. Fotyiz
/ was thss lowest bidder On the Yesler
block. ind may secure the contract Ter
that building Great pressure il h<ing
I brought 10 bear To induce hins 10 re-
nsain III Tacoasa. lie likes Seattle bet
Ter. however. and will remain here II
be czn make expected hsfsincss ar
rangenents.
DoUaEx RrxxwAY. The grocery
team sf w. A. Mcpherson Il Co..
came ts,arsng down Yesier avenue At
high rate OF speed as 3 O'Clock yesfer-
day afternoon Below Commercial
street b. frightened sehuebaeher Bros,
& Co II team which also vent on
down the asensie toward the harbor.
but coilsded with lot of iron pipe and
bolseTs. and 80 Was hated. The wagon
/ pole Of the FIRST wagon was broken at
the end. near Railroad avenue. into
which The hoFses turned At coium-
iia the horsez surned and ran toward
Front. and were caught and stopped
by IhoTssas Davis, The damage com
ssrfed OF broken pole and cut on
one OF The horses legs.
CxLElsEsTIoS At Black DIAuoxp. =
The Odd Fellows at Black Diamond
and Frflnklin gave large picnic in
the grove near the former place on
FRIDAY the SEVENTEEN anniversary of
! the iasHisutien OF the Independent
/ 0rsier ,,f Odd Fellows in America.
Nearly 20 Odd Fellows were in the
procession that. HEADED By the Frank
lin band, marched from Black Dia-
/ m0nd 60 the grove. where over 1000
| people had assembled. Hon. j. T.
Ronald delivered an appropriate ad.
dress. and, after basket dinner, the
afternoon was spent in athletic games
and other aniusenaents. The affair
WAS corciaded with q big ball atnight-
! PEosi'rgirY on THE SKAsfr.-Col
j. c. Haipes, who has Just returned
from the skagIt country. says there Is
great deal of talk OF constructing .
| road UP the Skagit valley from stan
wood 10 the iron mines. which are To-
Gated at distance OF thirty miles.
There II also talk OF running q branch
from the Seattle, Lake Shore Il East
ern to the valley. Mr.. Haines SAYS
the country in that region is settling
rapidly Boats going up and down
the river are crowded with people and
an air OF prosperity pervades every
thing.
DKSs'f CAsKs CEEr1rfED.-- All Of the
untried suits brought in Justice
Rivers court against the squatters Of
.Shapsytownr were Yesterday certified
to the district court. Mr. Denny came
into court and PRODUCES his titie deed
to the disputed property. and testified
that the title would be in issue in all
of the cases. This. under the statutes
removed the cases from the iurisdic.
ton OF the justices court, which cam
not inquire into title 20 land. and the
cases were, therefore. transferred to
the higher court.
| The NEw Tua. The trial trip OF
the tug Sarah n. Renion took place
yesterday, and the vessel steamed
over to Port Biakelv The Sarah NJ
Reuton Ii propeller, about ninety
| feet in length. nineteen feet beam.
and ten and half feet depth OF hold
she was bnilt by Saekman, Campbell
4 CO.. at Port Blakeiey. at cost OF
$40 oto. She will he usesi TO tow logs
and ships about the Sound Captein
HObson, formerly OF the Michigan,
OF the Renton.
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= 80 'aVsS.-s cr' wy pis
niasN N~Mioaahuiahu y. befHaru uog
that hiss been the familiar shadow OF
Mr. Thomas Prosch for 70 long that
Everybody knew him and was his
| trend. Was stfyehnined by some one
Yesterday morning and died on Front
street few minutes later. Tyee was
the most popular canine in Seattle
and was as good natured as he was
nll,ir.,, ae5 thavs a,ls (. 49, ,,n IN
mournil,r over his cr,,el taking off
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Social CLuH FORMED. - A social
organization To he knawn as The
raa..f ca..f,aar cn.;al Ca -
nas
nesh TOT aeo ~ ms eisy. VITA
sne'h nersnlp o. sixty. AZ mefnng
lev evenings fihse ahe elho enertea
ptfhanebs ofgahizstioi, ana eiectru
ssse .oloNthg oncsfss afesiuent. ~.
II. mNFf&Ss secretary. y. y. EAynEy.
treasurer, James McGough. The club
y ennreiy social IN nature. and con-
=. .es"p sases kls'ns huinoe1 VI parties
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= nap.tt enufcn was organized ana
me 'us'owihg oihccfs sasrien :. =
uuehTir, ueasnh, siiss y. titus, eseIk
.a'nfse sohh Meier, John Tat,
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