The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
BREvITIEs.

IL tF1s Marks
The remains OF Mrs. Julia Dawson were
shipped 10 calfornis last night on the
City OF Paebla.
The funeral OF Miss Jessie Bronson took
place yesterday afternoon at I o'clock, IN
Masonic cemetery.
The Madison street cable line trenches
are beng very mach damaged BY the rains,
being broken in great MANY places.
socIable this evening at the congrera-
tionai church. Third street, between Uni
versify and Union. Everybody welcome
Mr.. W. l. Ellis has purchased of III. III.
Lewis the lot at the corner OF sixth and
Jackson streets. The consideration was
si0, 90 cash
Four gamblers paid $50 each and six
fighters $40 each into the city treasury
through the medium OF Justice Miller
CONT yesterday.
large engine was received yesterday
from Idaho for the Columbia a Puget
Sound railroad. II had been used on the
Ufah & Northern railroad.
The new station at Ballard. on the
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern railroad Is
about completed and the agent will occupy
1t about the FIRST of next week.
tsodfreg Meiine. who has been confined
in Grace hospital for some time With
typhoid fever, is nearly wei, and will be
able To leave in few days.
The members Of the fire department in
tend having group photographs taken this
week az the headquarters, and the pet bear
viii cut figure III the counterfeit present
ment.
John Beck. who fell off the Jackson street
bridge during the night OF October / an
broke his left arm is how able to move
around Grace hospital, where ne was taken
for treatment.
The damage done n the Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern railroad trestle by scow.
Wednesday. at the Rainier Mill Company 3
mill was promptly repsired the same night
The trains were able 10 run over the treStle
regularly yesterday.
Brakeman Middleton had narrow
escape from death Wednesday night. He
fell between two coal cars just as the train
started out from here on the Columbia Il
Puget Sound road, near midnight, and WAS
dragged a short distance, but got back on
the car without accident.
There were four protests entered yester-
day at the land Office against the appliea-
tons of Evan T. Warner 70 locate Mckee
scrip on the Seattle water front. The pro-
testants were the Puget Sound Cedar Lam-
her Company, the Puget Sound Mill Com
pany, Amos Brown and Edward l.. Terry.
In the probate court yesterday Everett
Smith withdrew his application for letters
OF administration I'm the estate of John q.
Saglien. the Lake Washington rancher who
was burned 10 death in his cabin last Fri
day. and recommended the appointment OF
ID. III. Hawiey. who has Il petition now on
file.
An occupant of a room in the Hotel La
Pierro. on Second street, while attempting
to regulate lamp last night at $50, al
lowed the Oil To catch fire. With more
presence Oh mind than he had previously
shown he grabbed up the lamp and threw
IL out of the window. The infant conflag-
ration in the room was soon extinguished
John Lyons was arrested yesterday and
brought before Commissioner Emery,
charged, on the oath of Deputy Marshal G.
E. Paul. with giving whisky To Indian
/ Keeps in SnohomiSh city the day before
Lyons admitted the charge and was COM
mit;ed 10 jail failing 10 provide the neces-
sary bail OF $3.50.
The first consignment OF building mate
rial for the Madison street cable road did
not arrive yesterday on the IniatiIla, as
was expected. The cause OF the non-arri-
val was the inability OF the steamer TO take
the freight, which was on the wharf and
all ready for shipment. The material will
be shipped on the Walia Walla, which
leaves san Francisco tomorrow.
David T. Montgomery was brought be
fore Commissioner Emery Wednesday
night hy Deputy Marshal Mears. who
charged him with disposing OF whisky 10
Indians on Ballast island. Montgomery
pleaded not guilty, bat the charge was sus-
tanned on the evidence and in default OF
$50 bail a mittimus was issued. Benjamin
Murphy aiterward gave the necessary bail.
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