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Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], January 01, 1880, Image 1
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PUGET ISOU ND ARGUb
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In mlvum-e: nix I.lnn?lu<.!l..’m.
RATES 1w Alﬁ'liH’l‘lh‘lNH:
(hwim'h. ll:'~'ti|m~l'llrutl. .. .. ..... “$1.50
Eau'h<uhq-quvut iuiuninn .. .. .. .. .. .a'IU
‘l'ramsiont, :nlvm-Hwntmrsz m lllFllH'
hwrliun must In: :u-wmpnuio-d by uuh.
new" Arm-unu- Settled Monthly...”
SCENES IN OUR YOUTH.
Honp nn nmru wnml. Ihe wlml la chill,
But lut h whistle m It will.
We’ll licepuur (.‘llrlulmus mrrry Mill.
m-«rr'r. .
As (.‘hristnms (mum-,9 in its annual
rnund, our tlmuglm‘. wmule-r [nu-k In
1110.51:oner ('hihllmnd‘a durs——“The
«Llys, dear 'l‘um. \vhun ynu and I
Were buys.” If in wo-m pusuihlu I'ur
thnso ('luwrl'ul 0M tim-pluuus (snrll
us our pnm, refers tn whr-n he say»
"Heap um more \rmul") to have
Mnguvsput. inm their big mnnlhi
winu \vnmlerl'ul talus tin-y (rnulrl nu
1' 1d nlmul the: merry N'I'IH‘S ul’ whirl:
Hwy lmw nl't horn silent witnnssrs!
Hut as tln-y were ureutml dumb, we
will spunk for (In-m, "of the happy
days of yore," with” we used In
gather in happy gruups :u'uumi them
Parchunm it may awaken a rvslmn
hive chord in lhc hcm'ts nl' thus-'0 who
have pklhaml {llrmlgh aimilur scrum.
.\[nuy Hm Mme m.» hum “inched
Father ruil in the bug hm'kclng nml
pilu ml the: wrllwlrit-Il wmni, uml, ma
its chewl'ul Mum gnvu out warmth
and comfort, the plvusnut fumi|y cir
cle wmllrl ln- furmwl. [’vrclmnwe
Ineighlmr Smiz-h nuu'ul In! HH-w I'Ul'
m 1 evening's social chm, bringing,
holly ur Clmrluy In allure nur child-
ishgnnnw. -
We leave l’upa ninl Murmnennd
neighhor Smith to talk of suhju-ets
too big for our little minds tn com
prehend, while we enjoy ourselws
to our lwarts’ content—spewlilting
as to proliulile gifts lrom Suntan (Hans
or want-hing the llumes leaping
and dancing, t-nch (‘l‘ttlﬁlllg the. other
as they go routing up the chimney.
Then the over ready dishes of apples,
nuts and pop-corn nre brought in.
Many the time our little ringers were
cracked while the intended victim,
the nut, wont rolling ticross‘the lloor
uninjured—Alien what a “row in
camp” until Mnlninu‘s owr-srmthing
kisses quiteil the pain, and some new
thought diverted our attention.
What an efTr-ctuail cure-all were
Mammn's (‘urnnses and soothing}
“there, now, don’t cry tllh‘lltnl"! I"
When the parting, “Good night.”
comes, we arusuugly tucked away
in bell—with kisses from dotir l‘apa
Ind anmu—untl soon the subtle
inﬂuence of Morpheus brings us vis
ions of a tempting array of gifts
from the fabled reindeer driver.
Oh, happy Christmas scones, never
m be forgotten! llow pnt‘ hearts
are warmed with gratitude as we
think of the kind, nfl'nctionntu
parents who anticipated our Wants
Mid provided for our youthful
lmppiueSs ! How we peered up the
Chimney, wondering how Santa Claus
could come down and go up again !
HOW, after listening to Wonderful
“in tales about this (mod individ-
Hill, We would ask Mmumu ever so
many question about him 3 “'0 Nero
RQnorally quieted with: “My deurs,
, you mustn‘t Iﬂk so many questions;
. but remember that only the GOOD
:,little children will get presents from
PORT TOWNSEND, W. T.. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1.1830.
Sum" ('lzms." Then there would In!
a ulwrus-- "( if}, Mumna, I’m grind.”
"Aim 1 3.me Mammal '3 “1 lm dam},
mu, .\lnmmu 1‘" I guess we wcl't‘
gm :3. IHI‘ u u. always l'numl our stuck
ingﬂiiimi will: just such toys and
pl'l‘H‘th us vu- had wanted. “'0 did
not wait In In: asked a socuud timv
LI (In a I'IIN'H' or favor for uur pa
rents, lml marl: wanted to he ﬁrst.
'Wlmt n 11-r‘mnate thing if wecnuld
curry Ilw n-mier memories of child
lumtl H-vnw “ith us through life!
How they mmlol soften the corrod
ﬁng (1111's ul' -.\ arming yours‘, and bring
Us ('tmlimu-II 0414‘” her. below !
"uh. Imnyv :le n 01 our )outh,
Win; :n'l Hmu gone?“
.\H‘IHHY CHRISTMAS.
A DIREQT MUTE TO THE SOUND.
WntLi \‘\ ulin "St:ttt-.~iiitin.“J
While w rk on the PHI ’dOreille
is rapidly progressing, and must, in
the nature at things, he of inestitna
hlo important-e to this country, we
an» of tho opinion that our resources
(it‘ltlulutl it hitnrtt'l' more direct route to
{Hire wutvr than that chosen hy the
Xm-thsrrn I’m-die railroad via liulaunt
\Vr» hnou that the building of a di
lﬂt'l rum! to the Sound across the
(Kimmie mountains by the way of
the (‘onlitz pus» appears it formida
lulv undertaking, but the dilliculties
of HS consultatinnhif pushed with
put-up. “‘vvttlti he found to be less
l‘t‘lll than they appear on Contempla
tion, nnd the completion of the eu
terrn :s ', :tltlwltu‘h mom costly in con.
Slttlt't'nvtx, would no more than com
])-ti.~:ttml in ptmstmsillg‘ the advent
uth-tl :t ti|l‘t‘CL route, whereby the
NIH! nl‘ running it. shorter line on
qnm-to-r ttlm', and having less rolling
Mot-k tn 'tu-np in repair, would be
tnuicriuliy lessened; in addition to
these inlvuntuges, the line, by tap
ping thu imxhuustiblo forests of tim
hrn' at the batsd of the divide on
either side, would have nut only a
full supply of fuel along the entire
length of its track, which it'lacks at
present, but it would possess the far‘
greater advantage of pructically mo.
nnpolizing the trafﬁc of this country
for many tears, thus placing cotupe—
tition out of the question, by having
at- its dmpoaul right on the ground
all the ties and lumber necessary for
the eonstruetiou of branches and
feeders without having to transport.
thorn round the mountain hy the
pruSunt circuitous route. '
.Viewing only the PRESENT STATUS
of this country, it was perhaps, good
policy for the directors to build the ~
North Pacific road down the Colum
tia, but we contend that in a scheme
of this magnitude it is not unreason
able to mks into serious considera
tion the lirolmbility—nay—the abso
lute certainty of a rapid develop
nmit of new and a grand expansion
ofold industries in our young and
growing cnipire cast of the mourn.
tuins', and if this hypothesis be cor
reé‘t, then the company have made a
grievous mistnke in locating down
the Columbia, and for the reasons
that in contemplating the giant
strides with gltich this section is pro.
grossing towards devolo'nnt and
wealth, a. direct route across the
mountains tnust b 0 built to most the
necessities of the country, and when
completed,“ will reduce the grelt
Northern Paciﬁc to the condition of
a inn-re local line which will 'also be
brought into direct and sharp com
petition with the river tnﬁic, whose
freight rates will be reduced as the
progress of notional improvements
nu this great highway facilitates nav~ !
igtttion. “’9 are of those who have
a firm nnd abiding belief in our coun
trv forced upon us by the irresistible
logic of its past and present growth,
and an oxtwusive knowlmige (if the
rvsources of this gr‘vgtt intcrior which
reveals, in the \zistus‘of the neur‘fu
ture the mighty tlcstitiv of our giant
empire, and it is with this conviction
strong upon us that we desire our
initial milrond rntorpriscs, which are
to facilitate our progress. to be
placed upon a. succvssl'ul and perma
nent ﬁnancial basis that we urge the
directors of the Northern Pacific rail
road to reconsider the subject of a
DIRECT route to tide water. a few of
the advantages of which we have
enunwrated. 'l‘hia subject isns full
ofintercst to tho Sound as to our
pooplo, and if the press of that sec
tion is wise they will give it an ex
tensive agitation if they desire to ad
vuncc their own material interests
by making their country‘the highway
over which our freight is to pass, for
although we would naturally desire
to ship our commodities from ports
in our own territory, yet is quite
within tho bounds of rcnsonablo
probability that the enterprising citi
zens of Portland may make it more
mlvuntugeons for us to ship our
freight from Kulamn' down the Co~
lm'nhia than from Kalama to the
Sound should the Northern Pacific
road be built its now projected. \Vn
fenr that our neighbors on the Sound
have not yet bogun to ronlim the im
portance of our soc-tion, but it is not
too lutct‘or them to seize the golden
opportunity which now confronts
them, and if they desire to aid us in
urging the Northern Paciﬁc to übzm
dou the river tor that of a more di
rect route they will he cheerfully
and willingly assisted in the good
work, and should it lmcome necessary
we think that the people on this side
of the divide would instruct our ma
jority in the territorial legislature to
lighten the labor of construction by
appropriate action should the build
ing of dircot road viav the Cowlitz
Pass prove a more difficult under
taking than we anticipato.
LOCAL NOTICES.
£T?‘A iinv assortment of legal blanks
at Hnli'mnh's.
L?“ The AnGlfS is kept for sulo. regu
iurly. at. Mr. ilolcmub‘s Variety Store.
£g€"l‘wo NHL-class sewing unwiiiues.
n Wilson and :1 Singer. NEW, for sale.
Apply at the: Annl's ofﬁce.
fig; For Gootl cigars. go to lioicomb's
T M. HAMMOND & SONS,
PORT TOWNSEND.
. ALL KINDS or
TBAMING AND EXPRESS WORK
INDIE Wl'l'll DISPATCH. ,
()nrrlugosnl all times—Tr; convoy passengers
To Purl Dlscovery, Ummacum or Part
LUDLOW.
Dispatches carried ﬂy or
Night. Horses on Livery.
’l‘rnvrllng :ng-nts will SHH' hyguing with
Imus we intvml .rn um all men :lllkv.
I’lonim'u l’nrlim tlriw-n nu! :my tlnw.
HM' :mll ti-ml u“ h'lnul :Iml wml “and for
sale In :my ”mummy. by
N. 11. --- llllmlmlmulrnn plunl- “upped
any plume, murrl'ull)’ to order.
’l'. H. “.\.‘IMILVh & SUNS.
T
l\ OTICE.
Owing to tlu‘ tlufum in our lmulmr
we are uhliged to call on those Who
are indebted to us to come forward
and settle their nccnunts, to assist us
in paying our luvl'ul debts. as we in
tend to pay «lullar for dollar on all
our debts. 4'!
T. M. HAMMOND & SONS.
LEGAL ELAN KS
Fol} SXXL]E.
Admiralty Bla u, [:3
Dix/Not ( '(ml't BM 11 7:8
Justice I‘ll}; .l’scwr: B] an ks
We have on hum! M thia nlllua for ~~xlln.
at x-«nsmmble rates. the orlgiuass rurelully
pwpurml by ennmm: comm-l. a large :15
sorunvpt ul’ lq-gtll hlunkﬁ. 10-wlr:
In Admiralty:
[ARMS [N HEM—Nearly prinml on
102‘”. mp pupm- with blank space for the
stating part.“ thereof
A’l"l‘ACllMl‘lN’l‘.‘-l AND MONI'I‘IONS
IN REM.
Sl‘ll’lfl‘A'l'lUNH FUR l‘OS'lS llO'l'll
Ul“ ltllll'llllul‘N I's AND lildh‘l’UN l)
llliN l‘s‘.
DELIVERY S'l‘ll’Ul.A.'l‘lo.\'.
Al"l"ll).\\'[ l‘h‘ OI" CLAIMAN'I‘S.
All prhlul uu allt‘ 01 legal cup and neatly
nicked.
In. District court
SIMMONS—with approvc(|S|lel'iﬂ“s re
turn tlu-n-nn.
‘Wltl'l‘h‘ ()l" .-\'l"l‘M_7ll.\lEN'l‘.
Tho nth-Minn 0t Slnorilh i~' pmlicnlnrly
cullml In tho raving at labor in making
cnpius
In Justice court
U N l) P. ll 'l‘ A Kl NO S l.\' A'l"l‘.\(ill~
MEN’I‘S.
UNDER l‘Alx‘lNGH UN Alllll'ls'l‘ l_\'
(‘H'IL .-\('l'IUN.
WAIHMN l‘b‘ Ul” .\llllliS'l‘ IS (.YlVll.
AUHUXB.
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CONS l'AllLl‘llﬁ 111-Z'l‘l'llN [hm-mu
Ail prinn-dou lvgnlulp width.
Also Every Kind r f Justice
B 1 a n 1:. r 3
1’ 1: l N 'l‘ Li I) TU 0 ll l) E ll‘
{figf'l'ln- anvntlon ol' Justices ol’ zlu-
I’eme mun-mm ly mliul l 0 :hg- alum"
U. S. Mall Steamer
meATCH
(‘AI’TAIR .‘lllNltﬂE, .
“'iH 3mm Port Tcwnsend WW.“
'l'lnn-nlny nnnning. m nine u'rluvk; for
Sun J uun and Lopez Islands,
Sehome, Semiahmoo and 1
Saamish
Returning on Saturday evening. Will
n|~o h-avp
Port Townsend for Neeah
may, andway ports
On Sunday Inm‘llings‘. at nine. returning
'l‘lu-stldy. 1
J. H. Lambc-ut, J. N. Laubauh.
a
LAMBERT as LAUBACH
Sole ngo-nts fm- l.:imlwrl .t Sun‘s
Cchrhmu-Il
Green and Dned Frults
Alsu vlculel'i in all kinds of I
Oregon and California
Fruits and Produce.
Flour. Foe-(1. Grnln J':t('c. Tile.
50.10:“). From um! ’l‘nylm‘ dire-M 1.
1521 f _ I'HIL'I‘LAK h. Unqon.
A. R. JOHNSTON & GO.
(‘ornmissipn Agents
And Dealt-rs in ‘
F" arm Produce.
W ”HAT. H.\ Y.
HATS, HA .\I.
“.\(HN. BITTER.
(\( ‘.. |"‘ I,
Gordon's Whaﬂ. Nanaima. British Cr, mug.
ENC-,'- LHK'l‘al .\qulu'tt: In! I" Ile ‘ , ‘ ,;l--
Illt'lll‘.
SUBSCRIBE FOR YHE
PUGET SOI'ND .\ RUE >3,
; Pnorassmyn cubs.
W. H. ROBERTS.
TEACHER 0E PIANO AND ORGAN.
Port Townsend, W. T.
Tuning done on rcnsnnable terms
2.1-3“ .\uvnt for Dvokur Brm. and 'Emcmm
Mums and I’ulzweurgulm, on cannot mum
nwm plan.
Sig”,- Tulvgrnphic Correspondent of the Cull
I'm-um Arum-ﬂuted l’l'cgss.
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BRADSHAW G. INMAN.
,‘T'I‘URNBYS AT LAW AND rum "1'0!”
1 in Admiralty.
Port Town!" ml. w. 'l‘
a r .
G. MOBRI» HALLER.
ATTORNEY AND ('OI'NSI‘ILIMR A’J: LA W
Proctor in Admiruhy.
Mum-y Immml, Ron} listutc Loughtuntl rilltl
qu‘ms to Imam;
Hulwmwn IIHIIU‘. (:m:\'4-_\-qu-hm. .‘Lr.
PORT 'l‘()\\'.\':~’l~lND. W. 'l'.-
J. 3.4 LEWIS;
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3.1: (31“1-‘1Cb:.—~Bnt:lerh~. building. rmmm 4 & f)
Jumw strum. opposite Unlelcniul 110 ml.
Seat 9. Wash. Torr'y
Jams M. Gassaway, MB.
In charge U. 6‘. Marine Hosp/la!
ser'lJlCe. ’ ‘,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
(HHLTHWIIU‘I‘ Sh, Opposite l’ostoli.cv,
PORT T()\\'.\'>‘l~l.\'l). W. 'l‘. 5M
Dr. Thus. T Manor
Managing {Surgeon
Pox-t. 'l‘()V\'ll>lL'lld Hospital
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N]! u' STORE ‘ .
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c.“ w. amuse. ._, ‘-’
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