Northwest enterprise., October 24, 1885, Image 1

About Northwest enterprise. (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887

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And The News of The Georgian Gulf, Tlio Fuca Straits and Paget
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|«1 jfoRTHVTEST j^NTERPRISB
f BLISHi:D EVEKf SATURDAY AT
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BY
TE* NORTH WEST ENTERPRISE
COMPANY.
Altered »t the Post-oflic# as sccoudclass
tfitur
Mutate rl pi ion Uhloi
foiYesr * 2OO
U Months SI.OO
fire* Months 50
L«{»l Adv*n**luaf
OMiqnara (18 lines) first insertion $1 00
Itch subsequent insertion 60
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JUDSON & ISRAEL,
I >kd HOTARI** PUBLIC, mfl R<!»)
L but* tffsU. Olflca tn United HtMna L»»d
Mb* bail An*. Main atreal, Olympia, \faahlnflton
brrlMry. «n»elal att-nilon «iv*m to all land mat.
M-traaf fll'Q(a, coiueaw, ate., tn tho U. H. Lana
Mn a<tlea Rivaa frae to all. Letter* anaTure
(fnalaaort ef poat.,.. AJj*,, I#RARL>
Bo* 87 Olymp la W, T
pliU jSijtoiwi -and- pwsjw,
VyHATOOM, W. T.
VfflatuwS promptly tn all kinda of aarvayinff.
to* attract! j drawn oto. >0
dash sims.
T. B. CHILDS,
AnacorteH -- - -W» T.
IF* Dealer in everything usually kept
it I first class country store.
_ In presents Riven
.|Q||(| fill fl’iwny. MmUlcut
|fvvl/tU\l If DQHtMta*. Hint l>y mail
V " von will Ret free
of goods of InrK* value. tliat will Mart
?*■ work that will at ouco bn us you in money
JJJUhan anything else in America- All ab oit
•IWu.ooo iu prostata with each but. Aleuts
JJJaavsry where, of either aex, of all hr-b, fur all
or spare time only to work for us at
■•own homes. Fortum *of oil workers absolu
gMWUsd. Don't delay. U. Hali.kii Si Co., Curt
“■ Maine
*»>«>« ilicnliouN lor^HiiildltiKN.
ton A rs * *im r, Pal User * 0., of Uridgc
JvsCt, I la* well kuuwn architects and puu
U.V* 01 standard works ouarcliitecture, nave
IfcaM **® u «d a »licet contain ng plmu and spee
of a very tasteful inoderu eight rr out
gd**?* *ilh tower and ulsoj with the necessary
atcuiioiiß for building it witliout the tower,
•he., 1)1,4 h, x rooms if desired. In its m.v-t
«(. - , 1,11 4,1,4 outlay is estimated at sd,oob ;
•luiit, tiie tower It lias been built lor
I, 1 oii *y s’X hioiiis are included, the c>- *
e, J* r,:itu <■ • to • or sg,ObO. UcLiiilr
ki ' CII 1,1 “dels, stairs, doors and casing* ■
ht n* 1 ’ c *° 1 ,lK publishers have found in
W* 4 popular plan they have ever issuedv
I* ,L ' ■' l it lias been adopted in more ihutu
11, ' un urcd iustunceswitbin kuowledgek-
Uu i*.I** 1 **'rtrta issue specidculioiis in blay,
f “ r frame or brickcamridings of u
a,l L*‘‘ 0-111* of building nolveact, and set,
lb, *'“• -*• moderu inexpe , artistic eon
iJL P‘* rf which* re of reat
*>»aieacesv* to ■Srjreutercbted.
DAILY STEAMBOATS NORTH OF
TIJE LINE.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com*
pony's magnificent new steamers in Lake
Superior and llurm tre to be moved
w-st, says a Victoria pip.-r's Toronto cor.
respondeat, to the Pacific terminus.
Whether by rail, taken apart, or around
Cape Horn, the engineers bud not yrt
decided. So a Steamboat centre at Bur*
lard Inlet looms in sight in the near fu
ture, the existence of which will affect
other steamboat communications. These
steamers will concentrate by a daily
service, at Coni Harbor,-whatever business
is found afloat on the Canadian waters
of tbe Fuca sea.
On. Repin but.
The enterprise established nt Friday
Harbor for the refinery of lish-oil, has
nearly reached completion, and opera
tions will begin the first of next month.
Pour buildings have been erected and a
commodious wharf constim ted. Machine
ry will bo received from Portland con
sisting of a forty horse power engine and
accessories. Eight large non tanks will
he used in preparing tin fish, and all of
the latter will bo utilised in oil and as a
fertulizer. The capital involved is Eng
lish and most of tie shipments will bo
made to Loudon. The land on which
the factory is established is owned by
Judge Warb isp. who has I ace 1 it to the
refinery. The name ol the new town is
Oil City. A specimen of the oil was
shown us after refining it was of an am
ber tint and yry clear and almost entire
ly without odor, what Ur re was being
rather pleasant. As a lubricator it is
very suprrior, not forming the gum which
characterizes most’ of the machine ode
now used. It is proposed to make u
mixture with petroleum, forming a sort
of mineral oil, which will prove very
excellent for lighter machinery.
o. 0. I«A1L,
Mrs. Oarfi 1 <l* and her family occupy
ouc of the handsomest residences on
Euclid Avenue, Cleveland. (>., and nay
pretty afternoon they can bo seen driving
or seated on fno steps of the residence.
The mother hns aged considta'.ly .since
the time site occunied die position ns firs*
Indy of the hind, and shows plainly the
(earful trial throu rh which sho passed.
Her children are intellectual, and have nn
air of wi 11-bred ami dignified and gentle
hearing that marks them as being of dis,
tmguislied parents and of careful training.
Though they, as yet, do not go into
general society, they hnvo a largo circle ol
iriends and acquaintances. The cranage
ns it rolls down town Is pointed at, and
its occupants receive a great deal of at
tention from the curious throngs. jTh c
turnout is one of the handsomest in the
city, and the pair ot bob tailed brown 9
and English coachman seem to realize the
distinguished load they are attending to.
A vi«3it to tli" port Hullock Millin'; (’ >
litely «‘Btil>lis!n‘l lit the head ol Pur
Townatind Hay sljmvs* that institution to
he (urging ahead very rapidly. Work
is going on nt the main mill which prom
to he a tine strum are. It is under the
Miperintendenev ot Mr. McCk-ury of San
Francisco. Till* cutting eip icity will he
from twrt hundtc l to two hundred and tit*
ty thousand *«et a day. The Brush Electric
Light will he placed in the mill tor op r*
Htion at night. The new mill silo is one
ot the finest on the Sound, there being
a gond hurley- and anchorage and a tnag>
nil icon liftsui (or hoomS.
A Gt?hrtc Woma.v, nays Milnos, tn bl*
Eotheu, wc-tifl her whole fortune on het
fersou in the shape of jewels or gold coins .
believe that this mode of investment is
adopted In a great measure for safety’s
auke. It hns the advantage of enabling s
•niter to reckon as well ts to adurfre, the
Object of hie affection.
Auacorten W, Tc, PJai-tvirclay* OctoTier &4. 9 T •
TIIK GaRFIF.I.I) F V..MILY,
Pout Haddock.
MAINLAND TELEGRAPH LINE
The Western Union telegraph line from
Seattle to Sutnas is under threat <>f dis
continuance, as being locally unprofitable
H it the stiaits cable to Vancouver Inland
is constantly breaking; and this connect
ing by way of'.lie Gulf of Georgia cable
wo think cannot in wisdom be given up
as yet. Developments along the main
land would soon be up to Hie paying
point, Tim oliims monthly expenditures
and revenues north ol Seattle me as fol
lows, approximately:
Point Elliott; Salary SOO. Incidental exp.
sl2 gross receipts #ls, Pmt Susan; Sal
ary |r>o. Incidental exp. #l2. gross re
ceipts #25. —Skagit; one half commission:
exp. #lO gross receipts fifteen dol.—Utsa
lady; half commission, exp. five dollars
gross rccoitps twenty dollars.—Lacnnner;
liulf commission, exp. five dollars, gross
receipts fifty dollars.—Saov.sh; salaiy fifty
dollars, exp. five dollars, gross receipt ß
1 five dollars.— Whatcom; half commission,
exp. ten dollars, gross receipts twenty
five dollar.-.—Nook-ack, salary sixty dol
lars, exp. five dollars, gross receipts ten
dollars. Total, Salary one-hundred and
eighty dollars, Exp. sixty-four dollars
Gross Receipts ono-hundred ami sixt y
;’ vc dollars. Total expense twodiundred
and forty-four dollars. Deficit seventy
nine doll >rs.
Auaoortofl JN orrery.
'VTi'l Blind and Albert Graham have
entered into a partnership to carry ou the
nursery business at the Grahams place,
Anacortes. Twenty thousand trees are
coiuin*' for them. These will be grafted
and sat out <*n ground already prep ircd f
tor .a commencement. Combining exper
ience and thorough trustworthiness, with
the necessary capital .and enterprise, the
boys will do well for themselves, and still
better lor the five thousand settlers of the
mainland and islands who have cleared
their ten acres of ground. AH arc wide
awake on the orchard question. A good
orchard in this climate is a competance,
and will be a hands one source of revenue
for life so close the Canada Pacific.
Plenty 01 Water.
The wharf water works at tills place
are a success. While many of tho walls
around arc dried up, that conn'Ctel with
the large reservoir dug by Dr. Childs for
the supply of steamers is yielding plenty
of water; Snd an additional tank now
under construction will allord water for
three or Jour steamers at once. Tiie
additional supply tank will be connected
under a pressure that will enable any
bout to take its quota in live minutes.
How an lui’KitiMii) Manhood Was
Saved.
‘ IDs a tcrriido thing to owe money,’
said Smith, “To be compelled to dodge
around this corner and that to avoid meet
ing a ere iitor on the* street. It takes the
nianlioodfout ot one and he soon loses all
self-respect. lam glad to say that I no
longer owe a dollar.”
“Then those old debts that have botli*-
ered you so long are all squared up, arc
they?”
“Yes. thank heaven! The but one be
came outlawed yoateday.”
All rSi x Years,
Fred Sparling, in 1ST!) a stripling
1 aboard the yacht Sappho, anchored in
Sappho Biy,AußCortes —whence the name,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday hare, un
der improved circumstances all around.
Pr id re now a fully developed man, a
civil and naval engineer hy education,
and an accomplished gentleman. Hav
ing been appointed to the Naval Academy
at Annuppolis, he went through the pte
scribed course there, and then navigated
aboard merchant vessels and steamers to
a hundred Interesting places around the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Ho n«xt
helped as transit-man in builoing the
Northern Pacific railway, and now he
is an agent, and practical expert of the
Edisftu B.ecUu Light Co. To our big
boys who are ambitions, bis career should
be most interesting. At tin; Anacortes
place there was at the time of the Sap
pho’s visit no wharf, no stt/ro, and no
post, o I lice. Wo comma nd Fred us the
proper man to look at Whatcom’s wa
ter power, lor light and power by elec
tricity.
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An I dead Wife,
lean hardly wait to tell you what o
lovely wife M irk Twain has. It is a ro
liei when we know a genius to whom a
whole continent is indebted to find that
his wife is an ideal wife to any man, I
cannot be trespassing on sacred ground,
lor does she not belong to us? when I tell
you that she is young and pretty, with
black lustrous eyes and a pervading air
of refinement ami delicate breeding that
proclaims her, as she is, to the manor
born. Of course Mark Twain knew
when be was a pilot on the Mississippi
that it was but one of the vicissitudes of
Ins varied career, as was also bis after-ex
perience in mining camps. Doubtless he
had his idea of a wife even then, which he
found realized long afterwards in this at
tractive, high-bred girl, of Elmira. N. Y.
He follows Stuart Mill and many of our
own illustrious men in saying that he
owes his success in life to his wife. It is
a delight to sec her happy eyes dance as
merrily as any one's ovsr the quaint
speech and irresistable stories of her hus
band. And then their three clilldlOQ
each one with so much individuality—
such gentle reproductions of their mother.
They already write as naturally as they
talk.Notwithstanding their frequent
letters and the telegrams, Mrs. Clemens,
eagerly reads, nothing could keep btr
long'away from them. Mr. Clemens says,
“My wife can trust Providence just about
<lB hours —no longer.”—Mrs. Gen. Cuter.
Who M.med. thr Cc!! Z' z -
Harvard College was named after John
Il.rva.rd, who, in itbW, left to tho college
JJT7!) and a library of over dOO books.
Williams College was n°. vied after Col.
Ephraim Williams, u soluior oi the OLI
French war.
Dartmouth College was named after Lord
Dartmouth, who suoscribed a largo amount,
and was Drctmicul of iLt first board id' Tras
toe
Brown T'n*v«r« , t v received its name fror
lion. 2i e.nol.is Brown, who was a gradual
ct the college, went into business, he cam f
very wealthy, and endowed the colk-g very
largely.
Oo!"m’C‘ llr- r o wra cal!-- d ITbig’s Col
lege v il the ci<- • o< the war for hni-pep
deuce, when it ri-aoived tiie name ol Cciiuu
bia.
Rowdoin was named after Gov. Bowdcin
, ' t Maine.
Yale College wap named after Elihu Yah-,
who made very liberal donations to the coi
nage.
Colby University, formerly WaVsrvUlp
College, was named after Mr. Celt by, o{
Bost on, who gave 4)OU,(JUU to tao collegh iu
ISGfi.
Dickinson College received its name from
Hon. John Dickinson. Ho made a very lib
eral donation to the college, and was Presi
dent of tho Dciud ul i'uiatces, tor a numb* r
of vears.
C rnell University was named after Ezra
Cornell, its founder.
J3e Sensible.
Do not be above your buaine-s. IT? wbc
turns up Lis nose at work quarrels will
bread and butter. lie is a poor smith wht
is afraid of his own sparks ; there’s some
discomfort in all trades except chimney
sweeping. If sailors give up going to sea
because of the wet; if bakers left off bak
ing bread because it is hard work ; if plough
men would not plough because ot cold, and
tailors would not make our clothes for fear
of pricking their fingers, what a pass we
would come to. Nonsense, my fine fellow,
there’s no shame about any honest calling ;
don’t be afraid of soiling your hands, there’s
plenty of soap to be had.
All trades are good to good traders. Lu
cifer matches pay well if you sell enough of
thorn. You cannot get honey if you are
frightened at hoes, nor plant com if you
are afraid of getting mud on your boots.
When bars of iron molt under tho south
wind; when you can dig tho fields with
toothpicks } blow shijis along with fans;
manure the crops with lavender water, and
grow plum cases in tlower pots, there will
bo a fine time for dandies ; hut until the
millennium cornea wo email all have u deal
to put up with.
In a little villa*® near Leeds. Enff., nmf
h* seen tbe following : ** A Day Bkool leapt
at -• ■ ' k'lu.ine. '1 arms 2 pans gjarl h psus
per weelr for reading and knitting and right
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