Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], January 28, 1881, Image 8

About Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1882

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THE CHINESE TREATY.
Following is the text of tilt treaty
aigned at l’ekin on September 17,.
1880, by the commiaaionera plenipo
tentiary of the United States and l
China, respectively:
Artiele 1. Whenever in the opii .
ion of the government of the United
States the coming of Chinese labor—
ers to the United States, or their res
idence therein, atfecta or threatens
to afi'ect the interests 01 that coun
try or to endanger the good order
of the said country or of any local
ity within the territory thereof, the
government of China agrees that
the government of the United States
may regulate, limit or suspend such
coming or residence, but may not
absolutely prohibit it. The limita
tion or suspension shall be reason
able, and shall apply only to Chinese
who may go to the United States as
laborers, other claeeea not being in
cluded in the limitation. Legisla
tion taken in regard to Chinese la
borera will be:ot‘ such a character
onlyaaia necessary to enforce the
regulation, limitation or suspension
of immigration. and immigrants
shall not be subject to peraonal mal
' treatment or abuse. .
Article 2. Chinese subjects,
whether proceeding to the United
Ststes es teechere, students, mar
chsnts, or from curiosity, together
with body and. household servants,
end Chinese leborers who are now
in the United States, shall be el
lowed to go and come of their own
lree will and accord, and shall be
eceorded all the rights, privileges,
immunities end exemptions which
no accorded to the citizens and sub
jeots of the most favored nations.
’ Article 3. If Chinese laborers,
or Chinese of any other class, now
either permenentl'y or temporarily
residing in the territory of the Uni
ted Stetes, meet with ill treatment
et the bends of my 'other persons,
the government of the United Staten
will exert ell its paper to devise
meeenree for their protection, end
toeeenre to them the seme rights,
privileges, immunities end exemp
tions ee Iney he enjoyed by the oiti.
lens end subjects of the most favored
netions, end to which they ere enti
tled by treety.
mum mmmou.
Olympia "Condor-"l
If Congress should now deolere
the lend great o! the Northern Pe
cifie reilroed forfeited it would work
e groee injuetice upon thet ecmpeny
end e greve ,wrong egeinet the peo
ple o! thie Northern coeet. Thet
ccmpeny hee etruggled hrevely
egeinet mibl’ortlne end'the ed‘orte of
rivel oom'pmiee to crueh it out of ex; ‘
ietence, end it ie now crowding ite
work with elmoet merveloue wood.
which in only e beginning of the
gient etridee it will take the coming
summer. Nearly ell the immune;
lence end injuetiee thet fell upon
meny of the eettlere on public lende
during the eerly deye of the lend
withdrewel ere now removed, either
by not of Cbngreee or of the com
peny, end now thet we ere on the
point of receiving the benefite eo
long hoped for from the building end
completing of the roed it would be
e neticnel erime to peee eny not thet
would cripple the oompeny’e move
mente. The lende thet might now
he tekee from the oompeny hed no
preeent velue nor wee there my
proepeet the: they would ever heve
dan the life of the preeent gener
etion, until the reilraed operetione
of the oompeny opened them to let
tlement end demonstreted their
worth: Every newepeper end pub
lic epeeker in 'thie whole northweet
country ehould reiee ite voice in de
nuncietion oi the movement now on
foot emong the lobbyiete of Jey
Gould end the Centrel Pecific end
the men they own upon the floor of
Congreee. Thie Territory ie upon\
the eve oi e new end hrillient ere}
that will bring to he pupal-tin" «Ml ‘
richee if tinni- .-. ~ - .
do not come upon those who are the‘
chief instruments in the works now
progressing from Puget Sound to
the Missouri river and from the Brit
ish Columbia line south to Culiforms,
Nevada and Utah. We get little
enough of aid or encouragement
from the national government end it
is certainly to be hoped it will not
take away the' little it. has nlreldy
extended to us.
Notice tor Publication.
l'ann Suns: Dis'rmm LANDOP non. ; 1
ULYMI'IA. Wssnmn'on 'l'uun'rotn'.
Nutiu: is hereby given that. in compli
ance with the provisions of the Act ot
Congress approval June 3. 1878. entitled
“An Act for the sale 0! Timber Lands In
the. States ot Culirornin. Oregon, N cvnvdn
and Washington Territory." Willinm
McLachlnn, at San Juan countfn Wash
ington Territory. has this day ti ed in this
once his application to urchase the lots
3, 4. and ii. of Section JO. 3%. in Town
ship No. 30. North. Range No. 3. West
oi the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described Land. or any portion
thereof. ore hereby requiredyto file their
claims in this oiiieo within sixty (60) dsys
trom date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office. in
Olympis. W. T.. this the 12th day oi Jan
uary, A. D. 1881. '
J. 'l‘. BROWN.
49:10“! Register at the Land (mice.
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT 01"
the Third Judicial District ol Washington
Territory, holding terms at Port Town
send.
GRANVILLE 0. HALLEB, Pialntifl’.
vs.
DAVID 'l‘. Laws. Delendnnt. ‘
Action broufht in the District Court of ‘
the Third Jud ciai District of the Terri
tory of Washington. holding term. at
Port Townsend lor the countlea nl Jefler
sou, Clalnm. Island and San Juan. and
complaint filed in the count; 01 Jeflbnon,
ion the oliioe ol the Clerk 0 said District
ourt.
To DAVID T. LEWIS. Defendant.
TAKE NOTICE: In the name of the‘
United States you are hereby notified to‘
appear in an action brought against son”
by the them named plaintiff. In the is
lrict Court at the Th rd Judicial District
or the Territory at Washington, holding
terms at Port Townsend, in Jeflerson
County, tor the counties oi .ieii'erson,
Clnhun, Isluud and San Juan, in said Ter
ritory. and to answer the complaint tiled
then-in within sixty-two days from the
tirst publication at this summons. The
said action is bmiliflit to recover the sum
oi 028630-100 do in gold coin with In
terest at 1 M sMiser cent. per month. irom
.luly lst l until paid, compounding
every six months. due from deiendnnt to
plaintiff upon ll certain promissory note
mlde t 3; defendant October 31“ 1378 to
Blainti for 0221 dollars (Fold oqu paya
le sixty days utter said Ate. particularly
described in the complaint herein. And
for a decree of sale or certain cattle and
livo "00k mortgnfied upon said 31st day
of October 187 y defendant to secure‘
slid note. Said USING being more particu-l
lariv described in said complnint. Also to‘
obtain In order of sale of the real estate
known as the 8.3:. if of B.E. ,l/ 0! See.‘
Is. and the s.w. y or the s.w.k oi Sec,
17, and the N.E.I/ oi the NJ}. .V of
800.19, and the NJ‘V. % or the NW. 54
or Sec. 20. All in townshie’fiii, N. R. 3
East. in Whutcom county . l‘., for Iny‘
deficiency due. _ _ .4 _ _ 1
And you are hereby notlned that If you
am wappea: tnd answer ulu plnlm fl“
complaint as above required. yudfiment
wlll be ukeu lgalnu you by defuu t Ic
cordlng so the grant 0! mild complnlnt.
wuneuthe on. Room 8. 6mm;
km" Judge 0! the add Dhtrloz
{1.4.} Court, and the tea! or am
,wv. Court, this 29th (In, of De
cember 1880. ' ,
Jan: Sun“; Clerk.
0. Moms mun,
Attorney for Plslntlfl.
‘ - hnuineu now baron the pnblio.
You can make money mam u
work form than n anythi‘sg
elle. Carin] not ”quit-ed. o
willltal' you. 01.? 1 ME and
upwardl made at home y the
. inuuslrioul. Men. women.
boy: and flu- wantod everywhere to work for
us. Now the time. You can devote your
whole time to the work. or only your spare
momma. 30 other business wil pay you
neulyu well. No one willing to work can
an to make enorvnonu any by maxing u
once. 00an Outfltnnd rm- troo. gram
opportunity for making money 608 in and
flax-obi» Adams Tim- I: 00.. Augusta.
a.
B"ng Ii: 3.!
Wed" a”. umfixgfiafiwg
.u '| I on. 'o'
'Rp.wé%%finéfiégggm
. . 1n... "In
“'1'!“ thi";
Deny of the Teeth
Arlee- kom verloue cancer. but princi
relly I: may be ntlflbuted to “I'll, neg
ect d? Ihzdindlscrlmilnlngfluee o tooth
pow nu puma. wnc venmomen
:l"; Whitman-I to the teeth while they 00»-
the enema]. The timely use 0! that
delicate eromulo tooth-wash. Fragrant
SOZODONT. will epeedlly Ines: the pro
pen- of deny. hinden the gums. end :m
--fut! delighuultngrance louse breech.
t remove: those ravages which People
numln In thelr teeth from the useo sweet
and acid uncles.
Jun mlnd by O. C. Bartlett a 00..
Ex. Imam" Idaho. 3 fine flock of Lndhs‘
Drum good». Woo anlllngs. Hannah.
\\ vlvrpmofb. Ludla‘ Icquel. Clrcullu
.m- Uluen. Funcygoodu, ulmmlngs ac
TERRITORIAL UNIVERSI‘I’Y.
‘ Seattle. w. I'.
FOUR COURSES 01‘ STUDY:
Eleven Profwmm and Special enchers.
Boarding House in cimrge oi D. B. Ward.
Terms begin on the first Wednesdays oi
September. December and Mun-11. For
catalogue or further particulars address
A. J. ANDERSON. A. M., President,
SEATTLE. w. I'.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMJ’LA RS.
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N. D. "HI. . l’. G. W. C. Port. Townsend W. ’l‘
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N 8 roman... ..G A Snowy" . . .Ulympm. “
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SHNGTON TERRITORY
No. Name or Lodge Postomce Lodfie Der‘y
9 Forward... .. Selnlnhmoo .. Byron Inga ey
3 Mount. Admns..lloldcndale.“ A McFarland
4 Tacoma, Olympia J l) Lenka
e 5eatt1e............3eet.t1e Et‘nlvert
1 Pntu11a.......... 1’ntu11e....... Jun McKnnne
8 Eureka........Walln Walla... 11. 11. ('ochran
9 San Juan 94m Juan Rev. 'r J Weaken
lo Risingsur..l§mttlcCoelMilwaux H Martin
liJetfonon......l’ort Townsend...... '
to Pioneer ........ Weltebum...” J. F. Booth
19 Shakespeane .. Port Madison .. Mu Ross
20 wn1d11g......C0umv111e........A11m0 ers
11 Excols 0r......... Dayton E. Tullor
18 Beacon....Nuw llnnwwu...” 11. l’llclmr
27 Dr? Creek....Wnlln ulla R A Bartlett
mo: em White River Mm CWlllle
w C01fax........ C01mx.............0Hver Hall
BRITISH COLUIBM.
1 Persevemwe... Victoria J G Ilunto
2 thwnrd ......Nann1m0...... Samuel (laugh
5 Mount Benson .. Welllnsfton J. "aqua”
0% Echo (‘nnvon ........ Ya o R H WM
ll Cedar H11L......V1ctnr1n........W1n Irv ne
2% Golden Rule New Westminster F McLeery
I“ “ Residence of G. W. C. 'l‘.
tad how to obtain them. Pamphlet
me, upon receipt of Stamp {or post
m. Address—
GILMORE, SMITH & 00.
mum of Pen-m.
I. Pun-u an. rum. 0. a.
Inmlrselfi'r I; AnanTs—T'lllrritxiu-‘E 0F
By Ms monnlMlEena. afuon Bunny.
Edltor )PfY. "Mall." is the only edlllon
to whlch Gen. Garfield has given no ~onal
attention or meta. Benuumlly lllnsrra ed.
prlnwd and bound. “The best."—N. Y.
hCommercial Adverllaer." “l‘lno neat
est."—-N. Y. Herald.“ "The mo ‘I nw
l'ul. sensible and antlofactory."—N. Y.
"'l‘rlbvne." Full length steel portrait by
Hall. froma ploture taken expressly lor
mn work. Active Agents Wanted. Llo
eml wrlns. Send SI.OO at. once for com
plete ontflt. A. 8. BARNES &CO . 1
& 113 William St. New York.
Eastern Tourists.
Probably more Eastern tourists have
vlslted this Northwest Coast during the
present lemon than ever beiore. and they
all bear testimony to our unenrpanzep
natural advantages and great resources
Ind are enthusiastioln regard to our lu
ture when railroads shall have superseded
the tedious ocean eteemern and population
cornea pouring in. The proprietors of
the Oregon Kidney Tee em equally ran
guine of Its mum. ior It hen that far
cured every me of bachche or disease of
the kidneys and urinery-orgnne that it
in: been tried on. Soidererywhere.
Greet chance to make money.
We need 3 pereon in every
town to me Inbourlptlonn for
tho large-t. cheapest. and hes!
mounted tnmlly publication
in the world. Anlyone can he
como a Incomm Hague. 81x
elegant. works 0! are given Me to on ecrlbers.
The price In so low that almon ever-fixed)!
subsonbne. One went reports taking 1 sub-
It-rlben In a day. A “I" gaunt reports mak
lng over ”no clear prom n n days. All who
come make money on. You can devote on
our tune to the hnalneeu. or only your spare
flow. You need not be .\qu from home over
night. You can do It as wo n olherl. Full
direction-and tum". free. Elegant. and oz
pen-Ive Outfit. m. It you want profitable
work nond no your nddmo at once. It. costs
nothing to try tho huelueu. No one who on
ee (all. 0 male gore“ my. Adamo
5:030: firm-on a 00., alumni-me.
no man mm a mo *
Dld not reach a rain! equal to that at
1876. but 1: Nu h 3!: enough to do a deal
of damage. Tlme; however. will mpg];
this, but time only makes worse every
case of dlleaae or the kldneya and urlnary
orgrna which a box of Ooegon Kldney
Tea would cure. Sold by all Druulau.
W
Woman Suflrage.
Even the women on not I" agreed in
wanting the boiiot. Ind it in on open ques
tion whether. if nnbmitmi to o vote oi
woman olone. they would dociuo In invol
o! nndomklng to disohorgo the grave «in.
ties ond responsibilities oi electors. But
it the women 0! Oregon and Washington
were «lied upon to who for the host and
most eflbctuoi remed‘Lror iumo barks and
all diseases ot‘ tho kl um and urinary or
gans, the vote wnuio be unanimous (hr the
orgegnnvxldnoy Tel. which is said every-
I to.
Tho bounmul harvest In both this coun
try and Europe wlll no doubt come when
m mlo wry low this mason. but this will
not lea-an the demand for the Oregon
Kldneg'l‘oa. unwary nun or woman who
hon chohe or my trouble with the
Hanan or nflmry omm. wlll tty thla
well known remedy «m: If when! should
honouoly 500 per bullwl. Sold by all Drug
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GENERAL MERCH‘ANDISE,§
Buy and sell all kinds produce, furs, hides, g
Skins, Wool, Oil. ;
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ADDRESS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.
129 & 131 State St. Chicago, Illinois, U. 8. A.
OIL/1,5. 0. 13341131119171 .dg'ent. Port Townsend.
Cable Laid Double ero.
FOUR POINT STEEL BABES
The belt Ind cheapest Fence known. No
other Fence («Luann It. Munumcmmd under
Ileana“ {min t a holder! of the marina] pm
tags. Put upon 100 Ib.. reels. Son tor cir
on rs.
All kinda of Iron. awe and Quinn
:ml, {or BALIEFFENCING. IJELEURAI’H.
TELEI'HON E. om, etn.
W‘ [OFF 01 ul kind-In nook or man
.faclurm to on or.
A. S. HALLIDIE.
WIRE mm a WIRE lol'l noun.
0. Cullbnln vu..lu I'm-elm.
250 I 40" PRICED and I'm amino
ml" Ol‘ ALL KINDS no {ully rep
muted in our new on!» vounnwnos ‘
I’Rofll'm .00“ IR! ample "as, blndq
inst, mum-anon». aw. amt. v: oty and
sum moons for unwise". All wmuly with
Ina EMPLOYMENT maro- ior tartan. STAF
num Pu). Co., 9!. Lotus. no.
Low eastern pnou tad v.O my height. 6km
A Fine Thing for the Tooth.
Pram-at SOZODONT'In a oomgnmou
of the lpurest and choices: In Nd M: of
the Or am: vefietlbla klnm’c‘am. Every
hwndlont ls we I known to have u bene
flc Ileflec: on the teeth and gum. lu
embnlmlng or numeric property and u
omnlc frufirlnoe ma a It I toilet 111qu
802000 'l‘ remove: all disagree:
odors Imm the bnulh «used by munh.
badteeth. ac. II II emlrely {m from
the lnjurlous and writ] moguls- 01 tooth
pastes 3nd powders whlch troy the eu
nmel. One bottle will In: six months.
The Oregollgihey Tea!
Raul the following mtimonml, not hon
Ber-on. 8,000 mile: I'ly. whom no on.
no". but. from well-known and trauma»
thy cut-en- or Ouxon. who” nunu. VII-nun
m thou- o‘u bands. can be 1... at our omen:
Gownuuuhw. l'.. Hm]: 81, "11.
“Putnam than”. «as nor “way“
u mny “chm M rm.
but lulled to gut. nxlof. I tried the Ont-I
an": 1'". lnll the tint do“ (PM m n-
IM. lumnmv almost well, on would too
mmuund It to anyone wires-1n flout um dlb
(2mm. glow; rum.
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