Puget Sound Argus. [volume], August 25, 1882, Image 7

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LUCA}; i'l‘l'lNN.
From 'I Illlr\(lll)'s Dally.
Sun- .\lutilln. :n‘riwul ll)-lill}' from
Pun-“ink: 13‘. With lltl.lln'l'fnl‘ Vlenl‘nisu.
llun’ l’urvst Qua-n :tri'ivml lu-rill)‘
from Sun l“l‘l|llt‘l\t':>. :nnl \wnt to (illllll)it‘
to Inn-J.
THE lmihlingorm-tz-il for u lnisim-ss
hollN' by F. \Viih‘lmv. Esq” is in rum-int
of u stm‘ii of goods tmlny.
Lisut'strolm‘s sminl party will tnlw
placv 'l'hurstluy. Aug. 2ttli. aunl not Fri
day, its prt-viuusly unuonncwl.
Mn. ll \ltKl-Ilt is intlustriously omplnyml
decorating the shelves of his capacious
storv with u new stock of goods.
Tnnm Lit-ut. (100. A. ('mik nrrivml from
Boston yesterday to till the vacancy on
thoWolt-ntt. ounsvd by the absence of
Lieut. Itockwmnl. who wont emit some
ago.
Inrunvnnnsrs nro constantly occur
ring in the business portion of our city.
while new buildings are rising in vari
ous loculitivs on the hill.
LIEI'T. I“. (int-Im, of tln‘ U. H. Signal
Servit‘t‘. was in town yestordny on lumi
nous connvctml with tho signal snrvice
tell-graph lino from Port Angoless to
Cape Flutter):
Timsn ships are now loading at Port
Mattisnn, tlu-Coqniinlm Northwest and
Oflkilllltl. 'l‘wo loft lust \wok. tho 'l‘. W.
Lumsmnl Rowena. The mill hus lbw-n
cutting 75,000 feet of lumbor ii any. but
will soon tlouhlo thut quitntitfi. It is Silill
the new circular gang will cut 100,001)
feet in fun hours.
The Viotorin Colonist says “it is re.
ported on good authority that the iron
mine on this island has lmcn sold to a
San Francisco syndiouto for a consider
able sum of money. and that the prac‘
tice of mixing the Toxmln magnetic ore
with tho 31mg ore of Washington territo
ry will he continued."
A mmmsrosnnsr of the Kingston.
(N. Y.) Frecnmn has the following to say
discriptivo of Western Washington:
“We come to West Washington, or what
is better known as the region of Puget
Sound. And here how shall we find
words to express the grandeur, the re
sources, the prospective greatness of this
vast region? Twenty thousand square
miles of rich woodlands, prairies and
fertile soil! Two thousand square miles
of calm peaceful inland waters, without
I rock or shoal to impede the progress of
a seventy-four gun ship! Ten million acres
of the finest timber for ship buildingand
all other industries surrounding its nu
merous excellent harbors! Its rivers and
bays teeming with salmon. and all other
kinds of palatable tish; its growing towns
and its giant like strides in commerce,
carried on with San Francisco, Southern
California, South America. the Sandwich
Islands and Australia! With its mines
of coal and iron now just opening up!
With the Northern Pacific Railroad soon
to unite the waters of the great lake!
with shorter lines branching out in all
directional With a climate that is neith
er cold, nor warm enough to be enervatr
ingl With an intelligent and enterpris
ing population, and immigration build
ing up her towns and starting new in
dustries! In contemplation of all the
mind becomes dazzled at the brilliant
future of this new state. The statistics
of her commerce, too dry and too lengthy
lobe inserted here, are absolutely start
ling for such a new place, and for less
than 100,000 wpulation. There are over
(oft! steamers already belonging to and
Sailing on the waters of Puget Sound.
There are 350 sailing ships that trade
"‘ll. and carry lumber, beef. mutton,
'oo]. wheat and other products from her
ports. She is enabled to set lumber of
the best kinds down in San Francisco
'0? less than San Fancisco can bring in
from her foothills. Her canned salmon
”kill ”3’ the million cases (although
lilll in its infancy) is supplying the mar
t;:B of the World. She unites in herself
em r: sources oflthe greatest of our cast-
Htates; and In the words of the elo
-2111;“: Albert Brewster, the Star of Em
the in its westward way: now shines over
Washg'mnd and 'llt‘fllltlflll territory of
till W'lnmon. . It is rellccted by the pla
sters of its magnificent sound."
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ktgleiiii‘i‘V‘l'. .\lrs. Deborah ' Van lloli
30km”; This“ the late Adrian 11. \an
Im. N. Y: will “fig” residence 11l Brook-
Filmed u}. “a ..‘l of August. at the. nd
“st “T M wars. lsl ol ad rcsnlctl
ln Brooklyn slllci' l‘il' g; , 1.. l .' 'l
1n the falhilv vault | ' at" lull ill” ”.li Pl 1.
tin-3. ‘m the. 'tl \lll m . naood unit
sh“) f"ll0\\‘¢hl””l.. r‘ niong the ri-lattu-s
ills" last rwt' a, n mains of deceased to
so,“ “A‘s-d rile-”L7 tplanl-e urn-"four of lu_'r
Mrs. The “-tiitlt in )1 hi, M, h. and at
'l’llrtcllow ‘o‘“, 1.1, A?" “as the mother' of
Imklh‘lnn W ilimnn MHJUI J. J. 11. \an
"lilesg “f'fl'l_"\,l"‘|”flw‘tl i"."“" of the
“Ruling. " ~cw lurk luuckerboclwr
shrill. '.. '" "L H o \‘l'llililin’r Nu'l‘lt'l-Z
01'! Th“ llii-illrrihl” s“\}|t-\.‘ll.\ .. '
l . . . 1.1.1. tul'..ll.l'~ll.
l-‘I-om I‘rlqlay's Dally.
Scuoossa Ql'ans arrived at Port ])is
eovery last night from San Pedro.
lik'rxn Emma Augusta arrived here
last evening from Kahalui.
BANK Northwest passed out yesterday.
lumber laden for San l“raueiseo.
GERMAN bark l'nion arrived at Port
Discovery last night from Royal [loads
in tow of tag .\lastu-k. »
llrzv. MR. Annxwoaa having gone to
Neah Day, Bishop l’addoek will hold Di~
vine service in the Episcopal church on
Sunday next. Our citizens will there
fore have an unexpected opportunity of
listening to this most eloquent speaker.
Mr. Alexander will return home by
Wednesday next.
Tun Congregational Association of
Washington Territory is holding its an
nual meeting at Plymouth church. Se
attle. The. first session opened at 10
o‘clock Thursday morning. the 17th inst.
There were present the Revs. J. A. Ban
field of Tacoma. S. (lreene of Houghton.
E. ().'l'ade of Fidalgo. P. Harrison of
North Seattle. W. H. Stewart of Semi
ahmoo, J. Campbell of ()lympia, and J.
E. Dwinell, l). D..of Sacramento. Cal. ‘
FROM 'mn Noaru.—Ths Victoria Ere
m'ug; Post of the 17th. reports the arrival
of the Grappler from Wrangel and way
ports. The [l.B. Waehusetts was laying
at Wrangel. The. (lrappler met the
Evangel in Duke of Clarence Straits on
the 9th. and on the llth the Dakota.
She brought down 3070 cases salmon
from the Skeena river.
Drsuxocisnsn VisitoM.» Yesterday
afternoon With) the generalcommittee of
arrangements for the reception of the
Marquis of Lorne. and Her Royal High
ness the Princess Louise. his wife, met
in Victoria and arranged the line of
route. number of arches to be erected,
etc. They will arrive about the 15th of
September. The Victorians look forward
to a grand holiday. and we predict that
crowds of our citizens will visit Victoria
to look upon the pageant.
Tm: facilities of travel have of late in
duced many of the Washington officials
to visit Puget Sound. Yesterday, Hon.
Thos. Symonds. Ass. U. S. Attorney Gen
eral, with Mr. Lyons. chief clerk. came
downs Sound on the Geo. E. Starr. and
proceeded to the San Juan Lime Kiln
from which place they took aride in the
interior of the Island returning here in
the evening.
Anna on Fran—« This forenoon a
chimney of one of the Chinese wash--
houses on Water street. near the corner
of Adams. took fire and filled the neigh;
horhood with a dense smoke. The fire;
bell was may and the engine hauled out
into the street, but by the time that feat
had been accomplished the tire was out.
What we want in thifltown more than an
engine is a hook and ladder and bucket
com pany.whose duty should be on the first
alarm to run to the tire with their back
ets and ladders. and nine times out of
ten. such prompt action would extinguish
a tire before it could make headway. but
then it required, the engine could come
in use.
Tun Sailors' Magazine for August con
tains an excellentartiele on the new Mar
iuers‘ Home at Portland. Oregon. The
editor says: " The completion of this
beautiful building. and its formal open
ing on the 9th of May last, make such a
milestone of pmgress in work for sea
men on our Pacific coast that we readily
give considerable space to accounts
which have been forwarded to as. and
we congratulate all our friends in Port
land. especially chaplain Stubbs and his
wife as well as the friends of our wase
generally. upon the auspicious event
which the reports commemorate." The
officers of the Mariners’ Home are Hon.
H. W. Corbett. Presdent; E. Quacken
bush. Seretary and Treasurer; Rev. 1%. S.
Stubbs. Chaplain and Slux‘rintendont;
J. Wilkinson. Manager. The Home is
in successful operation and has already
proved of great benefit to seamen;
Tun San Francisco correspondent of
the New York Herold writes as follow:
“There is no doubt that the proslwrity
of the Pacific coast is now in a more du
mhle form than at any time since its set
tlement. The large number of immi
grants to Oregon and Washington Terri
tory, principally from(iormsny. has en
hanced property a hundred fold in those
localities. These are not a broken down
lot of fortune seekers, neither a class who
expect to Work little and make much.
but persons of moderato moans and fa
miliar with the routiuooifnnn life. They
at once: enter upon the hai‘dsbipsendured
by the pioneer, and by “air frlu:alil_\'alnl
industry are sooncomfortablysurround~
ml with all tho Ilt'Cl‘h'Siiit‘i and many 0?
the luxuries of lilo. While- this class is
dusirnblu for ("0311" and l-lastc-ru Wash
ington. the Western portion of tho lattvr
territory needs some of the idle ca'pitul of
the vast invested in her anal and iron
mines. in her lumber interests and fish
cries. Take the 194 m milvs of shore lino
on Puget Hound and see the vast amount
of eupitnl uud musele thut can he use
fully employed in her ilnlit‘l‘it‘fl ulone.nnd
remember that but one or two indilli-reut
cunning establishments of limited means
now oeeupy this unit uren. llei' lumlu-r
interests ure on it much lurgerseule. The
day is in the nenr future when thisurand
inlund oeeun will be ulivo with humanity
and nniehinery. und there will [was many
Hero/II reporters to write thu newg across
the continent us there are now houses in
that section outside of the towns und
villages which loom up at long distances
uloiu: the shore. Oregon, too, has her
eonl und iron deposits in the mountain
ranges, but so fur her chief employment
him been directed to agriculture and
manufacturing interests.
l‘ronl Null-rainy! Dally.
.\ln. 0. H. Holcombe urrived home to
duy, utter I). visit up Hound.
THE P. S. Iron company wnut nu ex
peeienced boiler maker nt Irondule.
A nuorunn of Rev. J. B. Alexander
urrivud this morning from New York.
Mn.'JAs. Mcxsvuu'r, of Seattle, is suf
furing from an attack of pneumonia.
Tun editor arrived home today having
been over at Utsalady onotfleial busi
[loß34.
THE steamer Yaquina will sail from
Portland, Sept. 2d. for Puget Sound and
; Victoria.
3 Ma. R. DELANTY, one of the heavy lam
‘bennen of Port Discovery Bay, was in
town today.
1 B! the ocean steamer to arrive at
;l’ortland today. Hon. Thos. H. Brents.
‘ )I 0.. is a passenger.
‘ Asuoa'r time ago a salmon Weighing
60 lhs., about live feet long. was caught
l 0“ Gnomes Island, by an Indian.
; Ar Utsalady the saw mill is making
1 telling “ runs" in its quiet way. averaging
3 about 80,000 feet of lumber per day.
i Ma. 0. F. Kme returned from Port
Blairer Wednesday, after several weeks'
aibsence loading vessels at that point.
Ma. Camp‘s new building next door to
.Waterman & Katz‘ has been rented by
Messrs. Charles Johnson and John
Greene for a beer saloon.
Rev. J. Ram preached at Port Discov
ery last evening toa fair-sized audience.
He contemplates holding services there
on the first Sunday of each month. and
semi-monthly on week day evenings.
Dana are quite plentiful in parts of
Whidby Island. Recently a party went
from Utsnlady with hounds and killed
four flne fellows which they brought
home as the result of a few hours’ hunt.
Ma. BLAKE is preparing to exhibit his
improved harness, patent buckles,&c., at
the territorial fair which will open in
Olympia on the 28th inst. Why cannot
others find something worth displaying
at the fair.
Curr. RACE, of the steamer Helen, has
had neat and attractive posters printed
showing how his craft runs. fare, (to. We
opine that this little steamer, in her Race
for public patronage, will secure a liberal
share.
Tm: Seattle (‘hronirle man is making
an effort to get up a list in this place.
That paper is issued on Monday morn
ings instead of Sllndays~~~which is its
chief claim of advantage over the Post-
In tell igen cer.
BY the steamer North Pacific Thurs
day morning Messrs. Jackman & Terry
received about twenty head of beef cattle
from east of the mountains. They also
received a lot of hay yesterday from
Whidby Inland.
Ar the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Puget Sound West Side
Railroad the following persons were
elected Trustees: 'l‘. 'l‘. Minor. J. A. Kuhn.
(3. C. Bartlett. R. l). Attridge, R. C. Hill.
(i. Eisenbeis. N. H. ()winas and J. W.
Aekcrson. This enterprise is in a healthy
condition.
A NEAT new building is about being
erected at Port. Discovery, to be used as
a schoolhouse, public hall. and for relig
ious services. A gentleman recently from
there mentions aevcral evidences of pros
perity, among which are the erectingot'
new dwelling housed. fences. kc.
WE learn that important improvements
are going: on at the Port Discovery HHW
mill. The mill building will be length
ened some thirty feet. and widened so as
to give the new gang Haw full play. This
will materially increase the capacity of
the mill.
luraoymmxrs Anoi'r 'l‘owx. Mr.
Thus. Drummoud. the ever busy "untrue
tor. plasters-r, etc.. is just now crowded
above his utmost Working capacity with
orders that will require. some time for
tiillinz. II“ is engaged in the upper part
of Mr. C. C. Bartlett's stone. building. tin
ishini: the same throughout. The space
on the upper tioor referred to, fault“ it,
it feet ceiling. i-i beimz divid- d into nix
tceu roomu. which are all being ha rd t'm‘
ishcd. .\lr. Dsmnsuonll, w'm i“ doing
the Work by contract. has sow-n Invn mn- l
ployml. and will got tln- job (‘ullllilt-tmll
about (h-tolu-r lst. l'art of tho runnisl
will be m't'llplt-il by Mr. llartla-tt with llh‘l
family. the titlll‘l'“ will In- hold for ra-nt l
for otlim-s. .\lr. lh'unnnulnl jn~t tini >llt'\ll
('apt. .\dnms' llllllrtt' on tho 1111 l a l‘n-w l
daysago. .\lr. Starrvtt tln- carpenter.‘
will connncnco t‘apt. Bollcs' housi- on they
hill ncxt Monday. .‘dr. Wuyson is also}
making some iniprovona-nts in tho valley.
.\lr. Wm. llarned. in Maple avi-nuc. isl
improving sonic. )li-ssrs. Waterman .\ri
Katz' building. next door to thcir store, ‘
occupicd by the (lam saloon, is having a
new roof put on. i
I‘rom Monday‘s Dally.
’l‘ns Evangcl is overdue.
’l'ns steamer J. 11. Libby is to be that
oughly ovr-rhaulcd and repaired at He
attle.
Blsuor Paddock prcachod in the Epis
copal church hero yestcrday. and is ex
pcctcd to be in New Tacoma next Sun
day.
Summits Court will convene for a
short than this week, for tho purpose of
announcing decisions upon cascstricd
at the July term.
Nora the change in Mr. Jas.Joucs‘
advertisement. His business is enlarg
ing. so that he now includes rifles, cart
ridgcs, shells, powder, shot, wads, caps,
etc, in fact almost anything a sportsman
wants.
PEOPLE use a great deal. of small fruit
lierenbouts. Ocean steamers arrive every
ten days, and sometimes oftener, always
bringing largo quantities for our retail
dealers, yet the supply always gives out
between arrivals.
BY the steamer Elder which left here
yesterday. Capt. E. E. Hickman and fam
ily left for San Francisco. The change
is made in hopes of finding medical re
lief for Mrs. Hickman who has been
sorely afilicted for several years.
Tan ocean steamer Idaho sailed from
San Francisco Saturday for Puget Sound.
Following is her list of passengers for
Port Townsend: A. A. Plummer. Ber
nard Klein, Mrs. L. J. Todd. Madame
Lecuyer, C. B. McCarthy. Daniel Parks,
Mrs. R. L. Oaten. The Mississippi also
sailed same day from there with passen
gers for this place, as follows: C. E. Si
monds and Wm. Schultze. ‘
IT has come to our ears that Capt.
Rufus Calhoun might be induced to run
for sheritf in this county, provided the
republican nomination were tendered
him. The Captain is an old line repub
lican, a man of strong. unbending will,
accustomed to making things “go," and
he has been a resident of J etferson coun
ty sonic sixteen years. We had no idea
he could be induced to retire from his
favorite avocation, but this whisper
comes from good authority. If he would
really look favorably upon a proposition
to settle down to the duties of a lands
man, we do not hesitate to say that his
claims upon the republican party and
upon the citizens of this county. in con
nection with the position mentioned, are
of the strongest character.
Janos SWAN has received from Alex.
0. AnderSon, inspector of fisheries in B.
C., a large poster announcing the great
intcmational fisheries exhibition to be
held in London in 1&8‘3. His royal high
ncss. the Prince of Wales, is announced
as President, and Sir J ( hn A. McDonald,
Premier of Canada. is Vice President.
Under the head of “classification," ap
pear the following: “Fishing." (sea and
fresh water): "Economic condition of
fishermen ;“ Commercial and Economic ;“
"Fish culture;" “natural history;" His
tory and litcratarc of fishing fishery
laws~ tlsh commcrccz" Loan collections :"
"Money prizcsf‘ “Essays." kc. Enough
local interest has been manifested al
ready to insure a creditable showing: tor
thoprovincc of British Columbia, and
J udgo Swan's well known familiarity
with tho subject. as also his connection
with the U. S. Fish Commission. have
led to an appeal to him for such assist.
ancc as he will generously oll'er.
’l‘m‘. Dispatch loft today for Noah Bay
and way ports. witha full load of frcight;
also, among her p:ia:wii,<:crs were: Mrs.
Howe, of Scattlc, for Dangers-4s. .\lr. 11.
.\[caghen of Port Angoles, returning
homo. Mr. Alexander, broth"! «if [ti-v. J.
B. Alexandcr. going to join the lath-r at
Noah liaji. lnspnctor Pric" and son. rc
turniiu to Noah ltaymnl mo of the
llrockways. gain: to l‘yscli‘.
I“st l'ld-wa't‘ll-‘t'b. Sum»- throw “'Ft'li"
ago. tiyz- sloop loads of .~:.hnon won
taken to .\i r; \\'¢-~tnlin~tor. than 5". ni
:Lllmnn. but owing to unu.~u:.ll_ l.l":i- run
on the l"r:-.~'Hr river m fur tins ,~ .m .i. 1‘..-
vzinm-rics \wrn- nnabh- t') l.liu' :lu-zn .i'.
any prim-,anl they had to l'-- tiamwn
away. .‘ill'. .‘lllrtu'. t'l' S¢“,'i...iii:it'w. l‘rt
sevwrrdhiousand. h'nf: .1. u.
'l'm: ~t.waer lilizu .-\nilrr~~on will in
lllllhl'lft‘tl H'l .\lnnnlay. Nlu- inn-4 l\:.l i‘u'r
bottom thurounwily' ropuilml :Il‘l krill l 1‘
unal- o'mr into a "w. int-ml. .l i.» .i.. .
Vim- fur sum" your" tIH' Il‘in. l"m.‘-/I ,1 '-
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' prul'imluly fnrmml lll‘l‘ iu-quninhliil'o- dur
ing lu-r hm yours‘ n-sillmim- lu-ru. will
umtu in wishing tlw happy ('uupluhm
rug/um mi tlu'ir lll‘W llt‘plll'llll‘l'. llutln m’
tliom wore sclnmlmnlvs of the mlitnr
liosruu.’ wliu "km-w lmt tn pmisv." nml
wliu cam host vxpri-sa his foeliugn in th
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Noncn. --0 n and nftm- this date we
will deliver our goods tu all pin-ta U! the
city, free of chume, ‘
C. C. BARTLETT 8: (0.
July 25. 1882.
Republican County Convention.
The Republican voters of Jefi‘erson
County Will meet in their respective pre
eua-ts on Satimlny. the 2d day of Sep
tember, 1832; at 'Zilll o‘clock P. 31.. for the
purpose of electing delegates to attend a
(_‘ounty Convention to be held at Port.
Townsend on Friday. September 8.18%.
for the purpose of electing three dele
gates to attend the Republican Territo
rial Convention to be held iih.Vancotii'er
on the 20th day of September. 1882.
.'lhe representation of the several pre
cincts vnll be as follow: Port ToWneend
five, Port Discovery three. Port Ludlow
tivo. Chiniacnm and Irondale three. Quil--
cmo one, Dncaboos one.
By order of the Republican County
Committee.
Anaaa'r VBaxoes. Chairman.
R. D. Armless. Secretary.
- For Sale.
In South Port Townsend
12 BLOCKS~~I92 LOTS, 45x120 FEET.
This property is eligibly located ,‘4’ of‘
a mile south of the furnace at Iroadale;
it corners on tide water. Plat nearly
level; timber partially removed and be
mg removed. Good water obtained any
where at a depth of about 12 feet.
Title Perfect; Terms Reasonable.
The above lots will be offered for sale
cheap for cash. Apply to
J Aims Jonas,
Port. Townsend.
Or Charlea Case. Seattle.
J one 22. 1882. Bm.
Notice.
Having bought the Restaurant known
as the " Holly Tree Inn.“ formerly owned
by Asher Freeman,we willsay to the public
that we shall endeavor to conduct 1t dit
t'ere ntly than lieretotore-- tbatour etl‘orts
shall be to please the people mand we
hope by so doing that we shall receive
a full share of the public patronage.
Give us a call. ,
Rnosnm & WILLIAMS.
NOTI C E .
Dissolution of (Jo-Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the copart
nership heretofore existing between.
Danie McLachlan. William McLaoh
hm and Thomas H. Lee. under the firm
name of McLachlan Bros. it Lee. at
Eureka. San Juan Co.. W. T., has been
dissolved by mutal consent. The under
signed. survivor of the firm. willconduct
the business hereafter under the firm
name of 'l‘. H. Lee Jr 00.. assuming rll
liabilities of the old firm. and all debts‘
due the old firm must be paid to him.
'l‘aos. H. Lsa.
Eureka, San J unn 00., Aug. 11. 1882.
274 w
DR. C. “'. HUNT,
D E N T I S T,
Will be in Port Townsend again on of
about SEPTEMBER. Ist. Thanking thr
public for liberal patronage. I hope to
command their confidence in future.
‘ 5,-21 o. w. HUNT.
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