Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], June 03, 1881, Image 3

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

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hit-3‘ “Flory of the French licvoiution. I
It is ‘lti z-xu-ilvnt Work. }
A nzw light sham-running the mat;
work lun- iM'l'll suggwtirc of growing '
l'l'OlN and happy illi'nit'i“. 6
“Yes, if you lll‘~'l‘ know. Mr. ()lingvri
sells it! prices 1211' hulow thus: of any other
t-ntnbiishuicnt. in lmvn." * I
Ru‘Aln.‘ on Union wharf will soon ‘
commence. in tact .\lr. llzuiiock is now ,
getting n-mly tor the job. ‘
Mr. J. W. Biakcih-c. of lmngq-ncss. has
gone up the Souzni. His wife came as tnr !
as this place. aml isquite ill. ‘
W6O to the store tonneriy occupio-«i
by Rulhicliiid 5; Co. if you \\'i~'h to put-l
chum: from C. U. Bartlett tt Co. * i
VILLARD has bought. Captain Starr's
steamers. but his syndicate have not. yet‘
misc-d the money to buy the Virginia. *
I? you want good cigars, nice fruit. or
In‘sh min-divs. go to James Jones. head of
Union wharf. opposite Central liolrl. *
'l'lll»: «xx-meion to lrondaiu i:l~‘[ Saturday
was such :1 fluttering success that were is
now talk of getting upa crowd to go Din.-
genes; soon.
Borax—[n Port. 'l'ownwntl. May 13th.
to the wife of Geo. Billings. a daughter.
On the llth incl“ to the wife oi J. J.
Hunt. a daughter.
lilrsms. Smith & Terry annoum‘e the
sloop me-os tor sale on or lwflm- the Gth
ol Julv. Xow is your time to put in your
bills. Read their advertisement.
“Do you go on the Virginia to the At
lantic St:rte~?" hUh no; but she's a
splendid critter to stump round home
in." *
LOOK out tor a change in Messrs.
Schwnbavher Brm. d". Unis "all“ next
week. The “copy" arrived yesterday—
too late tor inwrlion in this issue.
L?"Clurior e trnehris!" ‘-'l‘:rke that.
will you?" This phraw orquutmlion—lhe
Latin part-~nhen applied luthe Virginia,
means, it rue-ans. Well it MEANS. '
ON Sunday lust Rev. A. Atwood preach
ed two most excellent sermons at the M.
E. Church. The [rural quarterly sacra
mental service was held in the morning.
Mn. Nichol-r. of Scow Bay. advertises
some splendid property tor sale this week.
Bidders or intending purchasers should
read his notice and ponder well its inform
ation.
Run Mr. Rothschiid's new advertise
rrrentin today‘s Axons. He is doing a
thriving little business, and wants to let
the public know about it for the purpose
of increasing that business.
WE learn that Mr. H. L. Blanchard has
succeeded Mr. J. H. Smith as secretary at
the P. 8. iron 00. Mr. B. has undoubt
edly worked hard to get the iron industry
established here, and deserves something
in return.
BY an accidental misplacing 0! two
lines ot type last week a laughable error
occuned in one at our legal advertise
ments. As it was palpable to the most
careless ohierver, however, no serious
harm was done.
We regret to learn that our townsman.
Mr. D. C. H. Rotlschild, has received a
telegram snnouncing the death, at Ana.-
heirn. Los Augeles county. 0:11., on the
Nth uit., of F. Harturrg,sr., tether of
Mrs. Rothschild.
'l‘ur: moving of Mr. Bartlett's store
building is a very slow job; but it leaves a
void that will be tilled by the finest struc
ture ot the kind on Puget Sound. Mr.
Bartlett may well be proud of his achieve
ment when finished.
We are lndebted to Col. Enoch May. of
Orcas Island. for a box of delicious straw
berfles—the first of the season—and also
for some spleudld goosé berries. We
would recommend buyers 0! plants to
lend to him next. fall.
lion. C. M. Bradshaw is about goingto
Oregon to Assist in taking testimony in
the Madison-"win cause now being heard.
This use seems to involve some knotty
problems; at least it is consuming consid
enble time and money in adjudication.
Nut Tuesday evening the Grand Com
bination Ynkic Theater will appear and
greet Port Townsend It. Good 'l‘elnplus‘
lit-ii. Their pity in pronounced a success
by the press oi the country. which is gen
erally I ate critic. As to fun it promises
oomething rare. it is expected that all
will “lend.
ann; to a tnl~lnp to our press roliet
last “VHS. and our pun-fly in having but
one of thou: t'unwuit-num. the émaus‘
in! iuuc wu not :tc cmiimlnlc In appear
.nce .- it h our ctt~tmn to Win! ‘i. oui.
“'c hut-o'. lwwrvvr. in hr briivr prepared
[or Hump-m 1m in tin» int-In. ii our reach ‘
on will indulge m ”ii: mmr. l
l n! us! we inn-nod "Alt-It‘s" vom
llm k ill-NI in n-glni m ment .'uiiuu or
"- uni My rmttuuuiuurn l'n‘umtin',’
"at iin-n- t- \I-wflwr .ul- tn ti»- gravy. nmi
not 5 . cat 1 ‘lhi- '- nur . wiililul in mun
..x‘. o ..- knv. ..fl. uni the lawn in
1 -h-~-- o~ ... put-t ‘H. in wt up «In-‘-
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(Hit) . l" 3;; ”\l‘l‘iuu- U!‘ “'.'llt‘l'. SliLl. ":1“
L... -x." :1::Il Hut muuipt’c-wnt body, the
nun-zumxulvxt «l‘ the culinary depart
llll :.l. “ere pl- ;t~:intl_v iii-appointed. and
lll‘l’lh‘tl "\thonl turning a hair.".<o to
qu-ztk. \Vrli. axriving at their destina
lluu. everylmly nuht see e'.'er_\‘thiug.of
("Dlll'xl‘. :uul everybmly mu~t tell every
hmly all about it. The hotel dc Dyer,
with it: snug .'lnll comfortable aecounno
tiltilll':<. wa~‘ madelu::ul.pt:trter~‘; and here,
the nllllbh- hmt nuule it so pleasant for all
that it was only with (lilliculty that they
eonhl tea. themselves away in the even
ing. and even theua heartfelt vote at
thank~~ to him was adopted by the ladies.
lint to return: treat this point. effectual
null; were made to learn all about the
mysteriegot nmkiugirou; also back to
wnrtl the valley where great lunch baskets
were taken and ruthlessly deprived 0!
their toothsomc contents; where Copen
hagen and other nice little games furnish
ed oseul.uo.—y paq'nne tor sundry inveniles‘
and some that were not quite so juvenile;
where a battalion 0t votaries ol‘ the rod
and line chased one poor lone specimen of
i the tinny tride into a corner and valiantly
lpmvuiled upon it to surrender; where
lJupiter Pluviui again put on an angry
frown and drove the gay party into form
ingatraek society and to distributing
‘ trait-ks. with the toes pointing homeward.
l'diut we pair‘." In Port Townsend par
llauev; and. before anyone can make it.
clubs. we will proceed tQ tell how a. cer
tuin crowd of tired-out. \i‘orse-l'or-we'tr.
homewanl-bound. warblers might have
l been heard rudely disturbing the pcacelul
'stitlnes‘s of the air as the monotonous
‘eliekitycliek of the Virginia‘s propeller
‘ machinery warned the natives of the up
proaeh of that stately cratt to Union
whart; how the aforesaid—how the—[Our
space gave out here and we must. tell the
remainder of our story at another time.
—El).]
er Comma—Mr. Edwin Niclml<.
iortnerly l'ost Master 0! Stockton. Cedar
county, Mm, arrived in this plnce last
week, accompanied by his exccllent wife,
an accomplished school teacher. who is in
delicate health, also a nephew who de
sin-s to "grow up with the country.“ Mr.
Nichols comes with high and strong tes
timonials in the shape 01 lettem, &c..
Imm the leading citizens of his town and
from prominent and reliable public men.
lle will make Port Townsend his home
[or the present. at least. and we hope our
citizens will accord him such a welcome as
all worthy comers are entitled to. His
ideas of this country were imbibed large
ly trom reading the AkGL‘S and the immi
grutluu pamphlets [tuned trum this onlce
last year. We are glad to know that be
is not disappointed.
OS A BIG SCALE—During our visit to
lrondnle last Saturday we had occasion to
visit the charcoal works carried on by our
sherifl'. Mr. B. S. Miller. We found him
doing businesi on a large scale. At that
time he had 13 pits burning. containing
912 cords of wood, enough for nearly 50,-
000 bushels of coal, besides more pits in
course of preparation. He had 26 white
men and S Chiuamen at work in hiscamp.
besides a cook. and 36 Chinnmen cutting
conlwood—about 70 hands all toij. They
can and put up about 70 cords of wood
per day, and work 7 horses, 2 mules and
S oxen. The charcoal turned out is all
used at the furnace, in smelting are. Mr.
Miller seems to be doing a thriving busi
uess.
Br the recent trauster of the P. S. S. ]
Nay. Co.'a steamers and other property to l
the 0. R. & N av. Co., it would seem that 1
! Capt. Star is out of the steamboating bus-‘
iness on Puget Sound, and that the Vii-1
lard party are aiming ata monopoly ot
the carrying trade of the northwest. It
is suggested. however. that we will have‘
better accommodations and more satiaiac
tory service as a result of the change. It
so. lew will regret it, of course. The
present seems a favorable time to agitate
the subject of a daily mail from Victoria.
ArrotxntD.——By a private telegram to
Dr. Minor on Wednesday. word came
irom Washington that Maj. Wm. G. Mar
115 had just been appointed Collector of
Customs for the District or Alaska. Maj.
Morris has taken a great interest in devel
oping the resources oi Alaska. and his ap
pointment wiinot be properly regarded
iother than in the light of a just recogni
-5 tion of his laudable ell'orts. We are glad
to hear 0! his promotion. as will also be
his many warm friends in this territory. ‘
Guxn Lowe—The Grand Lodge. A. ‘
0. L'. W.. {or the jurisdiction at Oregon. ‘
1 Washington and British Columbia, will‘
6 hold its next annual session at Salem. Oh, i
.I commencing July 1311). The delegates
ffmm “Juan de Fuca“ Lodge in this place
lare: C. M. Bradshaw. 8:41.. and Allen
! “'clt. This Onlcr is flourishing beyond ‘
all precedent in the history of secret socie- i
tic-s. its good oilices in the way at bt-ne- ;
tits to Widows are so apparent to all that !
it is a general tavorite. '
lit the report of proceedings of a min-,
ch‘ tum-ting 0n Urcus island. inserted
vlwwlu‘n‘. our rt-adrrs will learn that a‘
uluzthh- miner“ discovery has been made i
on the San Juan archipelago. We have,
n-t'.‘i\'v-J tu'u .'Alu‘t'iiflfi‘lli of ”w ore. exam-
In mun :in-l Jumping of which is invited
h} an) rnnu-rtn-ut person wi'llng to make
iln' it“! .
in? Hmi't' ul ”all R.('. lliil. "1 [~7-
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\...-l. in! :h:- [llll'lnl‘l' u! lluiiiiiiga min
i. 5.114511. him-i; ini:n-r~ uvre present.
ilu- im t (in; \\'.|~ cal vi to order, and Col.
llzmth .\i ny “m \llll~i‘llUllllil'lllfillilllil .\lr.
('. li. Ruhr-I ivumirr. The new di<lrirt
\Lli innit-d “Eihl Sound." to include the
h-Iluu ing i<iunlls in Sun Jnrni L'o.: Blake—
lry. Hutu. l'rnnc. Flat Top, \Valtlron
:nni :innlln-r [ne cunid not make out [he
nunm.—l-21-.] Fee tor reconling each
claim fixed :it 75 els. It was requested
that (‘ZIL'II miner send a specimen of ore,
from the iodt-s already (Ike-ovum]. to the
editor of the Port Townsend ARGUS. All
or us invite all experts and exlx-rienced
men to examine the ore. and each speci
men will be numbered. Yours} &c.,
Exocu MAY,
Chairman.
C. W. SHAT‘I‘I‘CK,
Secretary.
NAMES 0F mxuts PRESENT.
E Lungulaie J C l‘hompson
Neil ilitchens C E Basford
l Schultz M C Fitzhne
Thomas Dixon John Stevens
Willey Fry M L Adams
5 .\l McGee Samuel Brown.
J N Fry
Done in my presence, in the usual form
in mining districts, and in accordance
with the U. S. mining laws.
J. X. Fur,
Justice of the Peace. ‘
The letter enclosing the above inlorms
us that the two specimens sent us ate
fromnlode that. shows forty-five feet of
ore lace. just above tide-water and easily
taken out or shipped. Some 0! the ore
has been tried in a. blacksmith's forge, and
our correslmndeut avurs. yields copper and
silver in large quantities in proportion to
amount of ore used. It is hoped that a
correct awly may be obtained soon. that
those directly interested may know the
approximate value oi their possessions.
N E\\'S ITERIS.
.l char. Greene returns to the Sound and
his judicial labors this week.
’l'lu-z Olympia. uStandard" is out in
four-page term and looks quite creditable.
Curr. Stratton, at Port Angeles, has
had new potatoes to use torn Week or two
past.
Sizi'mAL thousand dollars are to be ex
pended in fixing up the steamer Isabel.
'l‘wo thausand dollars on her machinery
alone.
Mus. Amelia De Young. mother at M.
ii. and the late Charles De Young. died
at San Francisco on the 91h nlt., aged 7').
years.
Our: readers in this territory will be
pleased to learn that Wallace R. White.
at Maine, was appointed U. S. Attorney
for ldulm, and not to succeed Hon. J. B.
Allen, at “'ashington Territory, us er
roucomly reported by telegraph a lew
weeks ago. Mr. Allen is a. careful and
able otlieer. and his removal would be re
gretted by all.
ROBERT Llncoln, Secretary of War. has
lntormed Delegate Brents that Washing—
ton Territory has to its credit in his depart
ment $5,532.72. and that it the Governor
oi the Territory will make formal requisi
tion npon the Chiet Ordinancer, United
States Army, lor guns. on the quota ot
the Territory. tor arming and equipping
the militia they will be promptly issued.
The department has no authority to sup
supply them in any other way.
SHIPPING NE‘VS.
Tue P. C. S. Co.’s steamer Idaho is due
here to-day.
Tm: ship, War Hawk, Capt. Hinds, ar
rived at Port Discovery last Friday. and
is now loading at that place.
LAST week the agents or the govern
ment went over to Port Discovery valley
to investigate certain alleged treepasses on
government timber lands in that vicinity
by private loggers.
AT the last meeting of the board of Pi
lot commissioners. Capt. Stevens. on the
pilot schooner Champion with Capt. Me-
Almond, was duly licensed as one of the
regular pilots of the Puget Sound dis
trict.
Tux: Dakota left on Sunday last for San
Francisco. .She took 100 tons of pig iron
from Irondale. The P. 8. Iron Co. ex
pect to make regular shipments hereafter.
as they are prepared to receive ocean
steamers at their own Wharf.
; Among the passengers on the Dispatch
this week were: Capt. Willoughhy and
Judge Swan, from Neath Bay. and Mrs. R.
‘DeEanty and son. trout Pyt-cht. Capt.
Willoughby reports the sealing business
Idull again. The season ls nearly over.
03: Tuesday last Capt. doLlon. nude-r
--writers' agent, and C. M. Bradshaw, Esq..
attorney. went over to Port Discovery to
attend a. case of marine libel. The facts
or the one as near as we can learn are
that the steam tug Mastlck, while towing.
the bark Mary Glover in through the
stmits. met the British tug Grappler. A
collision ensued that will be settled by
law.
ON the 29th nit. Messrs. Rothschild &
Co. shipped lull crews (or the barks Ra
nier and Camden. consisting of 8 men for
the runner and 7 men and l chief mate for
the latter. Within an hour after the ar
rival of both vessels, the crews were both
safely on boar]. all sober, and, without
any trouble. These vei‘els are bound tor
Honululu. 'l‘heir success in getting mew:
so smistnctorily and on such short. notice
is :1 credit mark for Rothschild & Co.
JUDGE Swan‘s lecture on thy meteom‘-
ogy m the northwest (mmt. recently nu!
bvlnn- the sluduns of [he University at
Seattle, wad puhLMu-d in hm. Wtek's "11h
lolligcmer." I! is a lengthy. exhaustive.
mun-axing and thoroughly mlinble docu
"will. evinclng a van mud of inf-mun
uun and annual rcxuilny ou the part 0!
an \\ vilcr.
WHAT OUR GOVERNOR I’HINKS.
Sint‘n n~~uvning the li'llic-s (If t-Muf
t‘xvcutivt- wt. \Vashingttm Tetritnry‘
Unvernnr Newt-ll wrote "home" to a
friend in New Jersey, and extracts
from his letter were, published in a
lawn! jnnrnal of that state, showing
his views of this country. “'0 re
produce then) as follows:
“My a~tuni<lnin~..t at the grand propor-i
[inns of [he rt’fl‘llt‘t‘t“ oi Wthhingtnn 'l'cr-i
ritury is constantly upon the inert-aw. Ii
timl flihflilllt‘i)‘ millions (:1 acres ot'thei
finest tiinln-r in the world. :it't‘t~s.~ilile trom i
the >l‘fl. must of it under-laid with eonl.‘
tron. copper. silver. lead. zinc. and Cillllll-i
bar; limestone. free stone. marl-1e andl
granite alm abound. Medical lakes and}
springs are numerous. The rivers are ofi
stupendous magnitude. Puget Sound
covers an area of 2.000 square miles. tree
from bars. shoals or rocks. Vast pruiriel
wheat fields and grazing iflntls; in truth i
the present material for :In indemndeut
empireis tountletl here. The climate is
the most remarkable 0! all its peculiari
ties. We have had but a few days of
snow; no ice during the entire winter.
the thermometer averaging at the U. S.
signal otliee 40 degrees above zero. We
have not an unusual rainfall; all accounts
to the contrary are not true. In summer
the weather is cool. and the whole Terri
tory is especially hea'thlul. This is the
place for «mpitalists. and poor people who
understand how tolire in new countries
and make the best of present privations.
Schools. churches and newspapers abound
and the people are the most astute and ad
vam'etl whom I have ever encountered.
Population is lltmtliug in, and we shall
soon be a State. when our advantages and
resonmes will be read and known by all
men."
The Peruvian syrup has run-d Hmusanda
who were sum-ring iron: In-xn-lwiu, Deluilily.
Liver l'nmpluinl. liuilu. Humans, Female
('mnplmms’. t-lc. l'ampnh-Iu {rt-c to any ad
dress. 50!!) W. Fowle & Suns, Boston.
For Sale.
1' _ 'W Of GOOD
160 £\(.Rlfl S L A N D.
near lrontlale. tor salt: at a bargain.
'l‘t-rms why. 'l'itlv—U. S. I’ntont. Titu
lx-rlnntl; soil suitable for t'tlltiV-Iliou. For
partit'nlzuwi apply to ollice of J. A.
KUHN. l’ort 'l‘uwnsund. W. 'l‘. 15;6n1.
_~_*_____
For Sale.
At a Bargain.
Forty acres of Gnod Land 34’ 0! a. mile
Irmn the City of Port 'l‘nwnwml. abnnt
3‘). :lL‘l‘i‘S Clt'ill' :nnl mnlcr cultivulinn. the
balance valuable: liillbt'l'. Good water on
the premiws. Title pcrfvct.
BEN. 5. I'Ii‘I'TYGBOVE.
NOTICE.
Puget Sound Ti-lcgraph Company.
The Annual Meeting of the P. S.
Telegraph Co. will he held at. ofice
ofthe Secretary in Port Townsend \V.3
'l‘.. on the 2d Monday in July A. I).1
1881, at the hour of 10 A. M at
which time the advisability of in
creasing the capital stock of said
company will he considered.
By order of
Tnos. T. .\hxon,
President.
N. D. HILL, Sect’y. 16;St.
HENRY LANDES,
Gommlssmn and
Shlpplng Merchant, &
Exchange Broker.
GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION.
Ships Disbursed.
wfllll and other alum embed
a now ntes.
Will sell SIGHT EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANC-ISCO, PORTLAND. and
on all parts of the UNITED STATES.
Will pay the highest price in com, for
WOOL HIDBS, FURS and SKINS.
I'lnce under new Custom Home Bulld
lng, Port. Townsend, “'uls. Ten.
Han Francisco ofllce, 21 £23 Buttery
Skeet.
JAMES JONES.
STATIONERY. TOBACCO AND FRUIT STORE,
Head of Union \thrf, opposite Central llutel.
E‘ALWAYS us lIANnJg.)
Best brands of Tobacco. Blank Books.
Imported and Domestic Cigars, | Letter. Cap and Note Paper.
Cigarettes, Ink. I’tns. Pencils. School liooks,
Candles. Nuts, Newslmpers and Periodic ls.
California Crackers. Blank Units and Reoeipes,
Slates. Clmlk Crayons, All kinds of Envelopes.
Large stock of Lakeside Pocket cutlery. rubber bands,
' Library, Fishing 'l‘aek.e. «mi Razors and straps.
Thankful for past favors, will be pleased to see my old cnwomers again. 4“
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Received ls: Premmm tam Pair!
Electra-Hunt!" Bell}. new fl1v1c......10
[lntro-Slum Belle. turn Anvil-nee” l 3
Plano-Inga. Belle. 9 lmgryvrnec-h. :0
Guaranteed one year! Bes In the world!
VILL P1“!‘l’1\ LLY (‘I‘HZ WITHOUT IZI'HCIII
lh-lenthu. rnnl'y “'.' gear-Inn.
31:33.93?“ $325.12.". ufifi'fis.
unlul [Mu-nu. Ann. I’llcu end onus! dim
w. ISORNE, hop. and. Hum?»
102 market at. San I‘nncuco.
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11’!) TILS (VIIIL I) (5' (765‘, .
Port Townsend,
SHIPPING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~£<lf~, . .
Custom House Broker Egg; Shlps Dlsbursed.
ACEX’I‘ 1701: $112.8.“ 'l‘l'Cs,
Goliah, Blakeley and Politkofsky.
if?“ Letters and Tch-gmxus address-d to our can: “in be promptly dciiwrcd on
Board. .
D. C. H. ROTHSCHILD,
COXSUL OF;COS'I‘A RICA, COXSULAR AGENT 0F FRANCE.
CONSURLAR AGENT OF PERU. l \‘ICE-CONSUL 0F NICARAG L'A,
VICE-CONSUL UF URAG (JAY.
Port Townsend, W. T.
JUNE 1, 1851 if
0. H. HOLGOMBE’S
Fl‘lllt and Vill‘thY Store I
{Opposite COSDIOPOIJTAX HO'I’EL.)
POIST I'o "CVSELVD, "7. I'.
Dealer in all kinds of Nodons, more particularly enumerated as follow
Imported & Domestic Cigars & Cigarettes,
Choice Tobaccos, l
Candies & Nate,
All kinds of Fruits in tlleirsemson, I
California Crackers,
All kinds 0! Stationery.
Photograph and Autograph
Albums, .
School Bookn, 1
Blank Books,
Diaries, I
Em. Etc., Etv.
First-Glass Restaurant,
“'bere meals are served to order at all hours Oysters in their season.
0. H- Holcombe
-4:00 GASES MORE!
Merchandise, ex-Steamer Idaho.
The remainder of our SPRING
STOCK. We now have the largest
and most complete assortment 01
General Merchandise that has ever
been brought to Port Townsend and
all being selected by Mr. Waterman
and purchased at low rates, we in
tend to sell them at prices lower than
they’ve ever been sold here before. §
WATERMAN 85 KATZ.
Come early and secure Bargains.
Custom House Sale !
CUSTOM HOUSE DISTRICT OF PUGET SOUND.
Pom Towxsnsn. April. 25. IRS].
Notice is hereby given that the follow-9
ing described articles. seized tor violation
of the United States Revenue Laws. will
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. at the Custom House in
Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
May 28. 1881. at 1 o‘clock P. u. '
821221) AT sn‘KA, ALASKA.
NO. OF
SEIZURE. ARTICLFS SEIZED.
‘ 17. 6 035% whixkey. t
{lB a: 20. 1 case ‘-
3 23. 1 case gin and 10 gals whiskey
24. l “ gin.
25. l keg rum (5 gala.)
26. 5 kegs whiskey (50 gals.)
SEIZED AT FORT “'nANGEIq ALASKA.
21. 4 cases whiskey.
27. 1 case gin. sgala. O. B. whis-l
key. 5 gal-x Cognac. lOgls.‘
ruin. 10 gala. gin. 10 gala.
Bourbon whisker. lO gala
Cognac, 1 case Irish “his—
key.
28. l keg rum. 3 case; gin and 5
cast-s brandy. whiskey Sic.
I’c rsons claiming any at the above men
tioned articles are n‘qniretl to file their
claim therefor with the Collector 01 Cu:-
toma 0! this District within twenty day
from the first publication at this notice.
11. A. WEBSI‘I‘ZR.
Collector of Customs.
The above sale is hereby pn=tponctl to
June 11, 1831 atl o'clock. I'. )l.
H. A. “'rns‘rt-‘H.
Cullt-c'or.
STEAMEB HORNET,
"V ILL MAKE ‘2 TRIPS A WEEK.
from Port Discovery to Sequin: :Iml
zDungeness. connecting with .szs. H. $41!)”,-
IStnge from Port 'l‘mvusuml tn I’.»:z Div
loovery; leaving KeymeC Landing. l'ur!
' Dismwery, nu ’l'umlnys and Satan! :_\'~. at
half pn<t eight. A. sl.. and n'fllru Hn‘ ~2|lllr
days. I’.-lrcirmn Pout Town-rm! to .\.--
:quim or Dungvnese. 'l‘un hull-aw. ‘l‘lu
illUßXE’l‘ will be alwny; (HI hurl ll.)-
Slwclal [rim or l-Zxrunium. Fur r~~r;u~.
apply In Jus. H. Sultry. m- In thc- .\l I~ll‘]_
.on hmml. .l. [.i ULH'IIH. .\hw-r.
: l'ort D|~covcr,\'. W. 'l'. 1.2:
Franklin Square and Sea Side Libraries.
Novels, Song Books and sheet Music,
Pictures and Picture Frames,
Toys.
Vases.
A Fine Assortment of Pocket
Knives and Razors,
All kinds of Toilet Soap,
I’erfumcries.
Brier-wood and Mecr
achnum Pipes, and
Cigarette linitlers.
Order to Show Cause. I
[u the Probate Court or Jefl'crsou county,
Washington Territory. I
Regular 'l'crm —.\lny 25. 1881. g
In the matter of the estate at Solomon I. 3
Kutz. deceitscd.—Order to show cause. 5
On reading the petition of Israel and?
William Kalz. executors ot the but willl
of Solomon 1. Kntz. deceased. tiled in thisl
court. on the 4th day of May 1881, prayingf
that said estate may be diStribntt-d; the
accounts 0t said exwutors settled. and
that tlwy be discharged from their trust
as such r-xvcutors. It is ordvxrd: That all
persons interested in the estate of Solo-
Imon I. Katz. (la-eased, be and appear br
fore this Probate: Court at Join-man coon-i
(y. Wstihinglou 'l‘errritory. at. the court!
room of said court. in the city of l’ort'
Towing-ml on M )lulny the 27th (lay ot.
June 1551:“: 11 o'clock A. 31.. then and
Ull'l't‘ to show cause why an order settling
the accounts of said rxi-cutors; distribut- l
ling said estate and (lizclmrging said exe- l
acntnrx‘ honot made :tcconling to law. It:
;i~l further onlt-rml that :1 copy of thi< or-1
lrlu-r be publi<lu~rl for tour succrshive Wl't'kS
!lwl'or¢- [till 27th day of June 1551, In the
Il’rmz'r SOLM) \i’uxm‘ Aunts. a num
‘ypulwr printed and pnhlishml in said city
mod county and that a copy 0| thi" order he
; plfitfll in three public plum-s in snid coun-
Ety ol‘ Jrfl'vrson. us rrqniiul by iuu'.
l Door in Open Court this '25”: «lay of
”lay 1851. D. \V. SMl'l‘ll.
: J wlge.
Territory of “'nsluington. 2
‘ nunty ot‘ .lrtl'vr-on.
l. I). W. SMITH. Judge and t-x-otlicio
‘Clcrk of the Probate Court 0! Jeth-rmn
pounty “'.'l‘.. hen-by unify the aim“:
imul foregoing to he :1 true copy of the
Xoriginnlonlvr Illiltitt uml totem-d in the
iuuth-r ot suit] («tun- as ~huwn ln’ [he :10-
vonls of mid court now in my otli- v.
*w“ Willmss m hum! aml [he “'3'
sl.. 5. zuf szzi-I Court hrn-unm unis“!
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('uurl of Jeni-rem: county. \Vnéhingmn
Turriury. Nth".
35:7. .\lr. Kurlcr has made a nice
im‘pruvoment in his barber shop. “'v
venturv m say that Le has a shup as
llc'mly “tied up nanny nu the Sunni.
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salt mnl {Huh watt-r hath». Ha Lu»
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Hul>il.<nn |m<tilu| t.--tin- uf in trntiun to
make lizlnl prm-l‘ in-iurt‘ ll 1- Judgu, or in
M; aim-urea the l'lc-Ik 0! tin- l’rulmtu
Court. :It his other in Vii-In)“ linlimr, W.
’l‘. on fizitnuiru' tiu- ‘.'xh ll 1) wt July. A. 11.
13"1. on llnllzr~luzid :in-iluzitinn No. 2075.
lorthon “_.ni~‘u";:tnli ”0'41“. 5 \v 1"
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nml l’t-u-r Ln l'lnnt lmzi: ml ”was hit-nil
l'. O. J H. Brivlgw at Friday Harbnr
P. O. and Wm. \\ right at linet Sound I’.
o.\ SM: Juan county W. 'l'.
J. 'l‘. BROWN.
15:5W Righter at line Land Utt’xce.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT (bum-m. \V. 'l‘. i
1 .\lny it). 138].
‘ Noticei; hum-by given that Allen Y.
Rubin-‘0“ has filed Mutin- of intention to
i make final prnnt bL‘lul'l‘ the Jtlugv. or In
;hi.~' :lbwncu. the Clerk of the l'rubate
lh‘unrt. :It hi< otiit'e in Friday Harbor \i'.
i 'l‘. on Saturday the ‘.Hh day at July. A. 11.
l 1851. on llmno-stt-ml :Ippiiuntinn .\‘o. ‘.‘-Hi.
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,14 of St‘t’lioll 34 twp. 37.“, r ‘2 w, anu'lot
6. 3. 9. 36 n. r :3 w.
“9 names a: witncsws: M. i". Nichols
and Peter Ln Plant. both at omm Island
I’. O. J. 11. Bl'itigt‘s 01 Friday Harbor
I’. U. and Wm. Wright of East Sound I’.
0.. San Juan county W. 'l‘.
lt’m't J. T. Knows. Register.
U. S. Land Ullice at Oiympin. \V. T.
May 19. 1581.
Noticeis hon-hygivcn that Benjamin
Terrill has filed Imiirc of intention to
I make final pmot‘ bvt'nre the J lltigl'. or in
‘hi: aim-nor, the Cferk of thel l’rolmte
1(f-nnrt, at. his nllice in Friday Harbor. \V.
'l‘. mt Sntunlny the 9th (lay at July. A. 1).
Hill. on llonuutczui application No. 2431.
for the 11 fi._.' 01 s e qr and s W qr M s e qr
and n (e qr at s w qr of section 59 twp 35
n. r 3 w.
lle names as witnosu-s: E. J. Zigler.
John Ki-liy. E. I’. Bayler, and M. R.
Lnudblad. l’ostotlice whims: of all, San
Juan P. 0. San Juan county W. ’l‘.
15;5w J. 'l‘. BRO WN, Register.
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