Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], December 09, 1881, Image 1

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EDITH“ .\SII PRUPNH-QTUR.
Term: of satin-"par; 83.00 per annum
In n-hamw; >i.\ mnnlhfi, ”.50.
“.\Tl'fi HF ADVERTISING:
One inch. liwt 'nN-rlion .. .. .. . $1.50
Each Ellbfiupu‘nl insertion .. .. .... . 50
'l‘ransiem advertisomonw. m INSITRI‘I
insulin“. mus: be awompnnim! by mull.
9' All Aer-nuns settled monthly. ,3»)
11‘ is said that “Brick” l'“"“'“‘."a
the somewhat noted editor, founder
a:.d publisher of the “Lat'rossc-
Democrat.” afterwards of "l'olne
"W’s Democrat,” daily and weekly,
of. New York, is "flat broke" out in
Colorado. lie is lioweier President
of a successful mining company that
may put him on his feet again, linau
cially. His lucky mining specula
tions since Coming west a few years
ago quite turned his head,‘ and led
him, always extravagant, into such
lavish expenditures that he find
himself stranded once more. llis
i wanna has at times been enormous,
but his extravagance proves too
much even for the most marvelous
luck. Quick wilted, a brilliant. wri
ter and especially adapted to literary
pursuits, his fame. might have been
very great if he had only been ble»
ed with better judgment. His abil
ities, instead of running' too far into
blackgunrdism and shallow housense
would, if harnessed to a single lofty
purpose and kept in steady strain
by a clear judgment, have wrought
wonders. As it. was, his Course was
always erratic. From the extreme
of violent, even secesh democracy,
he drifted oil" into the greenback
craze, and finally into mining specu
lations. He has amassed and sperm
two or three gocd sized for .unes, and
built up several [newspapers which.
though vigorous, were short~lived
He is a most Voluminous writer, and
his_books, novels, &c., written at a
time when he had the editorial labor
of a large daily and weekly paper
to accomplish, with all the exacting
details connected therewith, bespeak
prodigious labor and an iron consti
tution. He is reported to be a. man
of regular, temperate habits, with
none of the prevalent small vices ol
the average business man—and in
this fact, together with his relnarka
ble mental vitality and versatility,
mainly lies the hope of his friends.
The present. report may be but one
of the many sensational yarns so fre
quently started concerning nirn, but
we do know that his fortunes have
varied greatly. He is seldom out
of journalism entirely, and is at this
time editor and nominally half own
or of the “Great \‘\'est,” a large pa
per founded by him. He has a resi
dence ncarly completed which will
be the finest in Colorado. Always
operating upon a large scale, his on
1y lault, financially, is in overreach
iug.
“J. J.” delivered an oration last
week in front of Bartlett’s stone
building. oh the subject of monopo
lies. lle denounced them as the
curse of the prrsmit age. The luin
lier monopoly, for instance, which
r-bs usof our forests, invents the
profits in California, and leaves this
Territory a grave yard of stumps.
“But the worst monopoly,” and the
orator, "is the steamboat ring, with
Villard at its head. He has gobbled
up every steamer plying in these
fritters. that he can get. But there
is one which Villard, with all his in
fluence, and all his wealth, has nev‘
er yet auwceded in purchasing, and
f‘llnw citizens, I trust the day may
he distant when he adds her name
to ‘ms list. I menu, gentlemen, the
United States mail Sumner Virgin~
ia. plying between this port and that
great emporium of the Pacific—
lrondule. ll' Villard ehould buy her
his sicaiiiliuat .lat wuuid be com
plete, and “e wnuld have to submit
to his terms !” The orator was
“armly applauded, and the meeting
liruke up with three cheers for Amer
10‘.
'1 -’¢ wt ’l‘()\Vl mpl Id, NV. T., Fridav, Decelnber f), 1881.
l Uunn !—— Lit-n. lluzml writes to
iSt-tmtnr Grnvvr that he has submit
u-d n rm':unnn-mlntinn tn the Seem.
|‘tury of \"ar, that sls‘lbllll lm appra—
priated fur a telegraph line from As-l
atoria to Tillamnnk Ruck, and also
SI,OOO for ntele-Lzruph line {rum Pnrt‘
. 'l‘uwnsnnd to Cape Flattery. He‘
adds that the Cunstructinn of these
lines, being impnrtanl to the cum-l
merce of the whole l’aClfic coast, it
, is m-ll to secure the ('0 operation of
, all Senntnrs and Representatives of
_ Pacific states to-ohlaiu the appro
' priation therefor. [The item of sl,
“00 for a line fmm here to the Cape
must be a misprint. Surely nothing
. loss than 81“,“th wmnltl ln- recon:-
mendcd for that purpnse.—l£b ]
Tm: fulluwiug Imuwd omcvrs of
“Northwest" Lmlgv, at Dungem-as,
wreruiuslalh-dnn the 3d insL, by
Allen \Veir, I). l). G. .\l., A. U. U.
\V.: Master, M. Muumhan; Fore‘
man, H. l’ilclwr; ()VHSJer. C. \V.
Thompson; Past Master, 'l‘. Slrab
ton; Guldn. E. Guys; Recorder, E.
N. Pilcher; Financier, R. N. \Vood;
chuivcr, 11. Hun-man; Inside watch
man, S. Johns-m; ()ulside watch
man, J. \V. \Voir; 'l'ruslees, Alex.
Henderson, 11. Ilulfluau and C. V\’.
Thompson.
Now is the time for Port. Town
send business men to Eunk after the
interests of the town. Bids are re
ceivuble at “'ashiugtou for the mail
cantr-uts for the next four years.
over the Smuiahnmo and Neuh Bay
routes. As matters have gone hith
erto, Seattle men have controlled
the service on both these routes, and
as a consequence thousands of do!
lars’ worth of trade has been annual
ly diverted thither. “We hope to see
the present opportunity improved.
Curr. Juhn T. Connick, n we”
known steamboat muster, died at
Sleilucoom on the 61h insu, after a
lung and painful illness. He was
successively master of the steamers,
Colfax, Muslick, Tacoma. and Hul
yoke, the last named a powerful tug
built. at Seubeck and now employed
at. San Francisco. He leaves a fun
Ily and many warm friends on Puget
Sound.
A Nlcw lug boat, the “Biz,” built
near lhc head of the Sound, was ex
unlined, measured and registered 5!
this place last week, and is now ac
tively engaged m Puget. Sound tow
ing. She is cumumuded by Capt.
Jackson, formerl} master of the 0!.
ter, and for some time put mute on
the Tacoma.
MARK H. “'Alm (lied of consump
tion, in Venlum (10., Cal., on the 61h
"151., aged 28 years and 23 days.
He was one of the \Vard brothers
who started the Seattle “Post." He
was Well liked and Wuuld have made
a name and fame had he lived.
HON. \V. H. Smallwuud, formerly
Register of the U. S. Laud ()flicv
at Varcnuver, is now in charge of
the editorial department. of the
“Sentinel,” at. Godendule.
COLLECTOR and M rs. Bash took a
trip to Seattle this week, where Mr.
Bash ordered a lot of oflice furni~
lure, to be manufactured out of na~
live wood.
CAPT. Dulgardno, one of the pilots,
having purchased the hull of the
steamer Mary Taylor, is fitting her
up for a pilot and sealing schooner.
JUST received by c. 0. Bartlett d: Co..
Ex-ldaho. and Dakota, awry fine and
large swek or Gents‘ Clothlng. oven-oats.
ulstexs and furnlshlug goods, which we
will sell at low prices. Call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
LVAHy one «lmimus ol purchasing
choice harness, double or single. will do
Well to leave ordrm with 0. 1.. llolcmnb.
as he is agent for an enslern firm whose
harness gives the best of >ulisfucliou. both
in quality and style. This can canin be
prove" by taking u. look at. Mr. James
Salicy's hurucss “hich was purchased by
Mr. Holcomb. and is pronounced by com
petent judges to to the best style 01 bar
ness In the place. I
CXTY ORDXNAHCE, Ne. 57.
AUTHORIZING THE Umox Wmunr COM
t-Am' To .\iAthAIN A WHAIm AS!)
Fixisc 'nu-s Runs or Wuamwn:
’l‘mzmcox. ‘
i The (‘in 0! Port. Townsend does ordain
‘as follows: I
SH‘Tum 1. That the Union Wharf.
Company. a corporation tormml under thcg
lawn: of Washington 'l‘crrimr)’. with its
principal p1..,--e of buailn-ss in this city. her
‘unnl it, hmehy is authorized to construct.
and maintain a whurt at the foot or south
ern terminus ol 'l‘nylur Street. in said cit)"
of Port l'uwnkend, of the width 0t not to
(‘XL‘PHI the width or said street. to com
nn-nue at a suflicivnt dietanu- :thnvo high
\\‘:|h'l‘ mark. and extend sunthorly to the‘
ship chnnm-l of Port l‘owmencl Buy to a 5
point win-re lh‘rtffillali not be less than?
twvnty fret of water at low tide. I,
SEC. ‘2. That said Company may alsn
construct an the suutlwrly and (-t Snill
whirl an addition. or addition»; in [ln
eanic. on (-ithc-r or both siulvs llwreof In
furm an L or 'l‘. neither of “'llil‘ll shall vx
emu] [\m-lmudml fret square. and upun
which said Company may erect buildings.
warehouses, or other nqusary impmw
uwuts. and said Company may extend
mid wharl info the (my to sm-h furlln-r
z-xu-m as they desire. Slllljrtft tn tlw pom-r
nt Iho(‘ity Lodcclnre and limit the city
water front.
SEC. 3. That said Company. their-sum;
tumors or assigns. shall be. eucillml m;
cnlh-ct and receive the fullowiu'g rates (:11
wlmrfilgo. tolls and dockage tor the use at
mid \vlmrl. to-wit: \
Wharlnge on general merchandise, 3
[per ton, $0.50
Slnrnge u u u .u u _5“
\Vlmrfngc “ Horses. each, .25
u “ Cattle, “ .25
u IA ""KS‘ u .10
“ “ Shrep. " .05
“ “ Calves. “ .lU
“ “ Common Brick. per M .50
M u ‘8'"? u u u 1.00
“ “ Lumber “ “ .25
.. “ Shingles “ “ .05
u U Wand, per card. .25
Teams ouch time on and of!" wlmrt, .25
‘ Water Carts “ .. " “ “ .25
‘All Plunger and small board. each,
‘ [per month. 3.00
i All “web! occupying a berth at the
i wharf. whlh- not. dlscharging or
1 receiving freight. eachtlay. 2.00
All freight waived or diiclmrgt‘d from
mm vessel to anmher while fast to
i the \vhart. halt rat“. ’7 H_-
lAII gooth remaining on the wharf after
\ 4 u'clmrk. r. 31.. may be stored at
‘ the risk and expense ot the owner.
l SEC. 4. That said Company may era-t
‘upon said whurf. at or near the shore. such
lgatrs as they may deem fit. to prevent
‘wugom. vehicles and stock being driven
upon said what-f. \vlthont com-em; I’m
vided. however. that when the owner.
ngent 0r driver oi any team or stock shall
pay the rates hen-in provided. they shall
have the right to go upon said wharf tor
the: purpose at removing therefrom. or
thereon. goods. trt-ight merchandise mnl
pt‘r‘lOtli. under the direction at the \vhart
inger.
SI-LC. 5. That Nth! whnrf shall remain
the property of said company, its succes
sors and assigns.
Sl—‘C. 6. That this ordinance shall tnko
viii-ct and he in toree at the expiration: at
five «hiya utter it has been published in the
Punt-13mm» WEEKLY Alums.
Passed the Council, Nov. 23. 2881.
G. MORRIS "ALLI-ZR.
City iilerk.
Approved by the Mayor. Nov. '23. INS].
THOMAS 'l‘. MINOR. Mayor.
NOTICES OF FINAL PROOF.
U. 8. Land Office at Olympia. w. 'r.
()cxulwr 26. HS].
Notice is hereby glwn that Juhu W.
Gr.ly.Atlmlnantur of Eat. nl‘ ll.\\'hltncr.
«lacuna-(l. has nml mnim- nl‘ intenliuu m
nmkctlunl prmnhefure [ln-Judge. or in his~
abwm—e. (In: Clerk uf l’robatuCuurr. at
his ofllm lu Friday llarbnrnn'. T., '0“ Fri
‘llxly tlwmh ulayuf lh‘crmhcr. A. 1).. thl.
lon Homestead application, No. 2521;. I'm
lflle w Info! 5 \v qr and lots 3 d: 4 m m-V‘ZS;
lot 2 0! sec 29. and lot 1 of sec 321p36, n
‘ l' I wI
\ He name-x Is witneimz “'m. Smith,
Wm. Moon. and Peter Morrls. all ul‘Or
cas Island. and Jolm 11. uowumn ol'Fri
day Harbor. San Juan County. W. 'l‘.
38w?) J. 'l‘. B|(O“'N. Register.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. ’l‘. 2
Oct. 25. 15‘s]. ‘
Notice is hereby given that Sinclair A.
Mcihumld. Administrator oi‘Joim iimwn
deceased. has filed notiw ot his intention
to make final proof before the Judge.
or in his absence the Clerk of
the Probate Court. at in»; ntiice in Friday
llurbor. San Juan County W. ‘l‘.. on Prl
tiny the 9th day of December. A. IL. 158 i“
on ilmnestend application No. 3706. for
the lOLiZZ «(L3ll Ilfufs e '4 & $91.4 ut'n c qr
of sec. 14 twn 37 n. r 3 w. lic names
as witnesses: Daniel .\lclmchlnu and l‘n-«l
June: 0! San Juan. Eben Wood at Walt!-
ron Mum! and Enoch May of Owns 151-.
and. Sam Juan county W. 'i‘. i
38;!» J. 'l‘. BROWN, Register. 1
L‘. S. LAND OFFICE AT Oman-u. w. T.
()clolx-r 26. 151"].
Notice is hervhy given that Sinclair A.
hit-Donald. has lilmi notice ofintention to
make final prool below the .lu-lgv. or in
his ahwnm. ”I 8 Clerk of the Probate
Court. at his oliice In Friday Harbor. w.
'r.. on Friday the 9th day of ”member.
A. 1).. 185‘. on Homestead application No.
3705. for the lots 4& 5 and e ht' ot u w qr
and s w qr of n e qr 01 section 14 twp 37
n r 3 w.
He names as witnews: Daniel Manch
lan and PrHl Jones 0! San Juan and I-Ihun
Wood ofWuldron Island. and Enoch May
of ()rcas Island, San Juan county. W. 'l’.
38w?) J. 'l‘. Buowx. Register.
If. S. LANDOFFU'E. OLYMPIA. W. T.,
November ‘2l, 1881,
Notifi‘ is hereby givvn that (‘uAnLlh T.
".\mus hu< lilu-nl llnlu'v of inn-Minn In make:
llnul prnul‘ ln-fum- [hr 11er n! the l’rnhme
Fun". :1! hisullh'n in .\‘vw Nunavut-4s. W. T.,
on Fri-lay, llu- oilh tluy m Jnnllury, A. 11. lsn-g,
um l’rv-u-umliun ID. 5.. .\‘u. 5.23.3. [or ”w w hfnf
nw qr, u- ur ul' nw qruml uw qr of §\\' qr nl'
Sun-. 11. [D'JL n. r ‘.I \w‘t. llu mum-s as wil
uvsww: “‘iniznn .\lnrlin. l'rlcr [hum-y. Ilurrv
.\lnrlin mu! AVillimu ('rUshy. all of l'ysm. Cl3l
- Funnu'. W. 'l‘. '
41:5L J 'l‘ BROWN. Register.
U. S. Land Uflicc at Olympia w 'r.
Now-tuber 2). 1851.
.\‘otiu- ix horvlw gin-n than WILLIAM MAR
TIN has [III-d notiu- of intention to nmkv final
proof ln-l'orr tlwt‘lrrk of the l'rolmtv Court.
at his unlu- iu New [Dun-zone“. \\'. T., on Fri
tluy. tlu-lith duyof January. .\. IL. IM2, on
Pro-emotion In .\., No. 5.]33. for the lots 3. 4,
and 9. hr of sw qrot‘ 511' 7. "Nil n. r ll wn-«t.
lh- mum-i an witmwu-i: (‘hurh-n T. llurrln.
l’rtur Boom-y. Harry Mar! in and William
Crosby, u“ of l‘ya‘ht, Chum" County. w. T.
J. I‘. BBQ“ N.
41:5w Rt‘glfitel' ot the Land (mice.
Not ice 0! Appiicaton to Purchase Timber.
UNITED Sun-2% Di-trict Lam] omm. 3
OLYMI'M. Washington ’l‘q-rrimry.
Notice is hereby given that. in compli-‘
ancu with the prnvisinne oi the Art of
Cough-.\x‘ approved June 3. 1875. entitled
"An Act tor the sale nf’l‘inlbor Lands in j
the States of Czilit'urnia. Oregon. Nevada i
and Wadiinglon 'l‘erritorv." 'I'HOM AS‘
DAGNI .\'. 0t .lefienon county. Washing-1
tun ‘l‘erritnry. has this day mm in this‘
other hie application to lilll'l‘illlie the SE‘
qr uI'SF. qr «fie-«tion 30; the NE qr ol‘
SP. qr and E Mot NE qr nt' Pectin-n No.;
It! ‘3O and 3] ). in Township NO. 29 1‘ orth.
Range No. 1 west ol the Willamette Me
ridiain.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the mid described land. or any portion
thereof. an- hereby required to file their
Liailll“ in this ollioe within sixty (60) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office. in:
Olympia. W. T., this 19th «lay nfOctober,
A. I). 1881. J. ’l‘. BROWN.
37:10w Register ot the Land Oflioe.
UNITED STA'rm-i Distrivt Land (Minna:
OLYIPIA. Wuhilmton TcrritorF.
Notice in lu-mhy given that. In comp] nnoe
with the prnviaiuns (it the Act of Congress an
pmvwi June 3. ms. entitled "An Act for that
mic of Timin-r Lands in tln- Stun-a of Califor
nin, ('rl'utln. vamm and Washington Torri
tury.“ I'HARLES .\. MURSE. uf (.‘luilum
ronnty. Washington Territory, has this tiny
tiled in this «mine his application to nrt'hmlc‘
llue .\ hfut nw qrofsection 29: and E htut N
L: qr in Section No. 30. in Townshin No. 3|,
.\‘nrth. lbmge X 043 west of the Willamette
.\in-ritiinn.
Any and mi nations cinhninz adversely the
mid tit-scribed Land. or any portinn thereof.
um lic-rut»)- required to tile their (-lafmfl in
thin “HI-:6 within sixty (6n) days from date
iu-n-ur.
Given under my hand. at my (Mice. in
Olympia. W. T., this 29th day bi September.
A. D. 1581.
J. 'l'. BROWN.
10%“. Register.
UNITED STA-rm INSTRN‘TLAND OFFH‘E.
on .\ii'lA. \V/mumus 'l‘l-zmuuuv. 2
Notice inhcn-hy give-n that in compliance
with tine nrovinmtm of the Act of umgrvsu
mmmvwl Juncx. mu. vntitlud “An Art for
the. mic or 'l‘illl'fl‘l‘ Lands in tim states 0! ('ul
ifnrnlu. Urcgnn. Nevada and Washington
'l‘vrrimry.“ A llsTlN l‘. HOWE. o! Rump
rnnnty. Washington 'l'vn-itu?’ has this day
iiii‘il in thisnml-e his unpiimt «In to purchmw‘
the NE). at .\‘W K undfih (II NW qr or urulinn‘
Nu 2H. nnti SH qr «It Nl'iqr of H‘Cllflll .\‘o 30. in ‘
tuwnuhip 224 north. range Sn 1 west of the
Willamette .\lurlalhm.
An) and nli :n-mms claiming adversely the
HIK‘tI alm-rllu-d land, or any rortinn then-oi.
nru lu-rehv nntltied tn flletilo- r claims in this
niiivu within sixty (60) duyn trnun date hereot.
(liven mule-r mv hand at my alike. in
nlynmm. w. T., this 1211: any or October. A.
“.1551. J. ’l‘. Known.
36: low Register of the Land (mice.
Usrrrtn STA'rlm District Land Office.
Olympia. Wuhlngu-n Territory.
VUTH‘E is iwreby given thnt. in compliance
1 with tlm ‘pruvieuous n! tins Act or (“In
grvn nppruvct June 31!, [B7B. entitled “An Acl
tar "‘l' sale of Timber Lands in the States of
i'nlitoruiu.”mm-li. Nevada and Washington
'l‘n-rrltorv.“ GEORGE “EDDES or Kitmp
m-unty, \Vuuhiugtuu Territory, hm! this day
tiled in thin «mice ins annual! on to purchaso‘
the S E qrol N E qr. E hful'fi E qr and 3 \VIP':
of S E qr. or Jeclllln number 19. in towns!) pi
number 25 nnrlh, Range number 24 West, of
line Willulnetw Meridian. 1
Any and all [lemons rimming udversuly "10‘
mm deHcrHM-d Land. or ani- portion thereof.
um hereby mquimd to file I lair ulnims in this
omm: within sixty (60) days from «tutu humor.
Gin-n uminr my hand, at my office. In ”lym
piu. \V. T., this 25th day 0! Suntolnber. A. 1)..
15?]. .5 J. . BROWN, Ruglutur.
ow‘
Farm to Let.
Enquire 0f
FRANK W. HASTINGS.
Port 'l‘owuscud, W. 'l‘. 3‘l
No. 43
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pumis in any quantity at. wholuulc prices.
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flue ol the reasonable plea-lugs otllk.
u nrmwrly cooked meal. ntfnrdn little or no
present culoynmnt. and [mu-ll fillllfil'qlll‘lll lur
tum to n c-untlrmml Ilyn‘ln'prlc. But wlu-n
ohrnnlr Indigo-MIG" ls (-mnhntu-d with Hush-t
--tvr'u .‘tnmm'h "“N‘l‘fl, the mod 15 omen with
rcllsh. and "MRI luumrlunt m ull. tn nsslmlln
ted by and mmrluheu the luau-m. l'ew thin
grand tonlv and rnrwctive also to n-lm-Ily ran
atllmtlnn. htlllouunms, rheumatism. {eve-r and
menu. For auto by all drugglpta und deulern.
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[lsl-um STATES Dun-mo? L um) urn-'1”: l
OLYMPIA. Wasmsunm Tuum'muv. {
.\‘ntlc-u ls llemhy give“ that, ln vmnnllnm-u
wllh the ymvlmonu of tin- Act ot‘t‘nnxn-us
apprflved mm 3. "‘75. erztlllo-d “An Act for
lln- lee or Ttmhur Lands In tho Slums nl' (“ul
lt'm'nln. Urrgon, .\"hvmlu and \Vnslningtun Tur
‘rlturyfi' Jimmh lllllun. uf Kltsnp county.
“uphlnulnn Tc-rrllnry. has tlnu "any mm m
thln ntllce l'nsunpllvatlnn to pun-imm- llu- S.“'.
5 or woman Nu. :9. ln township 23‘ north.
ruugc .\o lwvntot'lhe Willamette Merulinn.
.\n\' n n lull [muons clullulng ndw-m-ly tlm
2mm 00 crlIM-tl luml. or any purllnu llwrunt,
nn- Ill'l't‘b)’ I‘UQfinh‘Ud to tile tlwirrluims in llll!‘
otttce within 5 xty (60) days lrmn .lnte hen-at.
(NH-n umll-r my hand. at my unlu- In (ll) :11-
{’m' w. T., this mu day or October. A. n.
351. J. 'l‘. lhmwx.
Register of the Land (mine.
36:10“!