The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-23

The poor Italians OF their ha-c-1grreS
money. The es1ok az Lots lo1wsng
camp vas ore OF skse victims az Far
well Nov he II Ewludied 1gairs. To
Yet man cheat you once Il I Share
sysss TO allow HRS to 90 IL twice il 4 sir.
That's whxs / told the cook TO-DAY.
A number Of Liotss creditors ssoEss~
menesd attachment suits against him
yesterday for the reroserv Of the
amount Of their Claims, 50 follows. A.
Marqgsm Il Co.. Cor groceries and
beef. <,56 81. A. shauensars. for cut
ting wood, SIS: y. Chflb<ry 4 Son.
Tor merchandise. <lzsa The papers
were placed tn the hands Of . consts-
BE Tor service, but up 10 late h0ur be
hac failed &C. End any property belong
ing 10 the ahseDnding debtor upon
which 20 levy attachment.
DESIRABLE IMMIGEATI0x.
The Glass Of People who are Coming
20 Washington.
An excellent instance Of the class OF
people whose inclination l. now toward
Washington iscontained Ia the follow
ing letter 10 the PosT-fxTEIIisKcKz
from Jerome D. Williams OF saginaw
City. Mich:
Wish yea would be zinA enough to send
ms one Of your daily papers. and also =
naiion shslsf your city. a. .hefe are about
Is families going Do move there In the
spring. I wossd Ike 10 know what chances
there src for business In yoar city, End /
think the only s'ay can end oar II through
your paper. 20 fbA. II you would please
senf % my address paper. or any other
population. etc, viii be appreciated. The
families that are tvfnIrg with me In the
spring have ali tae war from Eve TO nine
members each Some OF them are good
txade<men. s1ch - carpenters, painters,
nfasgnx. fnoulders and sawmtiI men We
wcrid all have started last fall, hat some
Of the families could not sell their homes.
unless ~ : sacrifice. Nearly al thsf are
coming OWE their homes. fs&w the name
OF your paper In reading the estimate OF
the lumber Gu; Of Puget Sound Ia the saxi-
raw coari<r Of January II
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Our or THE DErrHs-The United
States mail wagon, which was uneerc-
moniously plunged into the waters Of
the bay on Monday evening, was
fished out Of the salty depths at 10 80
o'clock yesterday morning and re-
stored to terra firma. IL did not look
mrch the worse for its immersion in
the salt water. There was one mail
sack in the wagon. which contained
three or -four packages Of letters and
two copies OF the PosT-:xTELIIGxEcEz.
The letters we're wet. 70 be sure, but
were not ruined, and will reach those
10 whom they are directed SO that hey
can be deciphered. The two copies OF
the PosTISTEiIIGESeRR however
were reduced TO 9 mass Of pulp. 1t
could be discerned that they were
P0sT-IsTELLIGEsrEEs. and that was all
IxyEsroRs REAS THIS PAYER.-A
gentleman who wanted a partner to
invest capital in manufacturing en-
terprise made his desire known 60 the
world through the columns OF the
Posi- and on Monday
received an answer by wire from Chi
cago. An advertisement In the same
column brought an inquiry frcm Brook
iyn. These are everyday incidents,
illustrating that In no better way can
the undeyeloped resources OF the great
Northwest be brought 10 the attention
OF Eastern investors than through
fhe iaeaium Of this newspaper. which
is daily read In every city OF the
Union.
UnsgRUcIEp THE Walk. ~ James
I.owdcn was up before Justice Solder.
berg yesterday morning on a charge Of
ohssructing the street In front OF bis
fish and poultry market on lesier ave
nue., between South Third and Fourth
streets, with large chicken coop
which he had refused To remove when
ordered 10 do 50 by Policeman kinley
He was fined 81 for the offense and
the justice told him 20 bring dozen
good laying hens IN payment thereof.
When the chickens arrived his honor
discovered that eleven OF the number
we're cocks aud that one pullet eonsfi-
tuted the whole laying fierce of the lot.
SAYS lis Cor tr HosssTIY.-leon
Budeau. who was arrested on Monday
while trying 10 dispose OF gold watch
stolen from r. l.. Reeder. sign paint.
CIR from Tacoma, was brought before
Justice Jones for preliminary hearing
Yesterday afternoon. He claimed that
II time were given he could bring wit
isesses IN prove that he came BY the
watch honestly. aud his case was
therefore continued 10 this afternoon.
Mr.. Reeder was in court and identi,
fed Budeau as the man who was in
his room at the Oak lodging house .
sew minutes before the watch disap-
pearcd.
ISeREAss or osg-THTRp. w. X.
Mackenzie. auditor Of the O. X. a n.
Co. says be notes an increase OF fully
one-thira in the passenger business
since the new time schedule went into
effect. on Monday last. The Emma
Hayward last night brought from Ia
coma rs passengers. most OF them
esmigrants. A large part of them viii
remain in Seattle, while others are
bound for down-Sound points. The
uew schedule Of the company suits
the public much better than the old.
iSro OTaE9 QUANTITIES. Mr.. NJ. g..
Hall, Western superintendent for the
Sorfhern Pacific Express Company
arrived in town last night from Port
land. Mr.. Hall finds that the business
OF the Northern Pacific Express Com
pany has grown 80 rapidly that the
quarters AZ present occupied at No.
bis Front street are too erargpea 20
transact business IN. The Office viii
therefore be shorty removed % the
corner ~ Second and Main streets in
the Squire hleck.
Pam Orr ssso Yesterday was pay
day for these esspioysd ON the Sound
division Of the Oregon Railway &
Navigation Company. IT the freight
office the musical jingle of the so
gold pieces could lse heard all she after.
noon as they were being passed over
Ia those who had honestly earned
them. The sun ot $500 was paid out
"a the eEapldSes in this city alone.
Nxs PolicEaAs. Henry W Rarr,
late baggage agent Of the Seattle Trans
Ter Company, has been appointed to
a position on the police force. lie
has served a. = policeman in the East
and has also done some very clever
detective work for railroad companies
by which he has been employed
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Owing IL this ehangsshle climate, Il j.
aicscrlx rs preserve a fair c1sss nscxson and
eur Pair s1Skers sre annoyed - russxhaeSs
81 the skin. chaps. red Hose. etr- Is ng-
iSFss sgseeffe II apnaiSa a. che EseS &G4t
hands Night ard sscgnsaE. . clear AID
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