Puget Sound Argus. [volume], November 03, 1882, Image 7

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Weekiy Argus.
ci-‘FICIAL PAPER C-F mu TOWNSEND.
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URI I‘ll“ l.( )(7A L IT Ni“ S.
l‘mm l-‘rul-u“! llnlly.
I‘ll::.l);“,:‘mluu hm; gum: to Victoria.
{l‘9s 11-‘u'u‘i Lint tho SCllUllllt‘l‘ (luucr
:il .\iilivr is lust in the Arvticuccuu.
Mn. and Mm. \\'. t). (‘hzipmau have
been visiting rclutiws iu l’nrtluml.
NEH Mmul'ly thufiturr will rmumo
her place on the Port Towusuml-Tucmnn
mute.
Mim'l‘l‘cmm has dmplnyml n haml
miue uvw Sign over her popular hmfrd
ing house.
ELEt'noN tickets are liniug printed
and shut put by the gun itity. Some
body willgetiutu olliicc yet.
N’D‘V that 31:20. O. Ihrtlctt is home.
we hnpu he will do mmuthiug toward
putting a much nominal sidewalk along
the fruut of that pmporty of his 01
Water Stt‘m‘t. It isuu unsure to the
public ht present.
WE urc indebtml tn J. S. \\'yoknll‘ fur :1
string of splendid. pzilntuhlu fish. luring
atrophy of that guntlumou’s skill m an
nuglor. Thanks.
Wuaxm was the revenue cutter when
an American vessel wont to pieees on
the Vancouver shore. with no rescuer
except a British atemner‘.’
Some of the republican candidates had
a rally at Port Dist-overy the other even
ing. Prof. Kerr‘s speeeh was particular
ly wellswken 01.
DEATH or CAPT. S'rm-unss 0!“ Four
\Vmsonn.- Capt. William J. Stephens,
merchant of Fort W range], Alaslm,whose
arrival on the steamship Idaho, we an
nounced on the a'rlth, died in Victoria at
the St. Joseph‘s hospital the following
day, Out. 2.3, from a singular can-to. To.)
Stoudco'rl,-of tho L’lith, has the following:
“W. J. Stephens, the Well known Wran
gel merchant and steamboat owner,died
at b't. Joseph‘s hospital yesterday, of
blood poisoning. It is said that about 6
weeks ago he had a violent attack of
toothache. and a shopkeeper of Wran
gel who professed to know something
about drawing: tooth, Inidertook to re
move -tho oll‘ender. [ntheprocessho
either broke the jaw, or introduced by
means of the forcepsga poisonous virus
intotho cavity. Blood imisoniug result
ed, and Mr. Stephens was brought to
Victoria on 'l'ue-alay. and only [in-1124
hours afterwards. [t is reported that a
patient upon whose teeth the same for
ceps Were used before Mr. Stephens
allowed them to be used upon him, died
within a week. The deceased leuvesa
wife but no children, and was largely in
business at Fort Wrangel. The steamer
Gem, which was lost on Fraser river last
spring, belonged to him. The funeral
will take place on Sunday nextlrom Odd
Fellows' llall. Capt. Stephens was a
member of Dominion Lodgo,No. 4.0!
Victoria." Capt. Stephens was Well and
favorably known on Puget Sound. and
those of his friends wishing to attend his
t'uneral can go to Victoria tomorrow
morning on the steamer Noah Pack 0.
l‘rom Minx-dog's Dally.
Tm: rnilrozul capitalist party reviewed
this plnco lust cvouing by moonlight.
Mn. Jus Joncs dcsircs us to announce
his expectation of receiving u lot of
choice celery next Monday.
Guam at tho comet are noting its
waning bounty us it rccodcn (rum tho
earth. It will soon ho out of sight.
IT is learned Unit the Gallicks will
shortly rebuild their store at Noah Buy,
destroyed by tiro this fall.
AN exchange tells of a farmer who laid
a pumpkin on the editor’s tublo that
measured 4 ft. l)y‘.’. ft. 10 in. 110 must
feel bottor by this time.
11' is announced that a republican
rally will be held ut New Tacoma Nov. 4th
Among the speakers will be: Gov. Ferry,
J. C. Hnines, Esq., Hon (1. M. Bradshaw
and Hon. ElWood Evans.
Twenty-five «lollnrs‘ worth of furniture
hulk-en added to the parsonage at
Port Townsend. the prucoeds of a Sun
day school concert held on the lat
instant.
Oun grapevine telegraph brings word
that Mr. Chas. Hnnnnnnd is doing n
thriving business at Ozett. about miil~
way between Nenhßay and Quileuio. He
isdenling out all kinds of merchandise
to the Indians.
Dmn.—-Mr. Hnrry 'l‘hompsnn. n resi
dent of this county for yonra, and for
some time nn omploycu in theCnstnm
House, died at. the Marine Hospitnl this
morning. H" leave»; n half native fumi
ly and a small furm on Point. Liplip.
Walenm time the N. P. R. R. (3.), have
bought the Curnwall ounl mines at Bell-
ingham Bay [or $23.00”. If the conceit
isn‘t taken out of sonic Seattle folks ntll‘
of these days by a railroad going past
to :1 terminus nearer the ocean. it will be
something Curious.
WE have reeeii'ed a pleasant call from
Mr. Wm. Hancock. ot' Chimaenm. a form
er employee in this ollice, but more re
cently an assistant keeper in the Ta
tooseb lighthouse. .\lr. Hancock was
only displaced by an enforced eurtail
meat of the force. He will sfiortly re
turn to Neab Bay where We learn he has
good prospects ahead.
l’arzsnrrsaus Cnnxmr. -An exebange
of pulpits has been arranged between
the pastors of the Seattle nml l’ort
't‘ownsend churches. so that the Rev.
Geo. B. Bird. Moderator of the Synod
of the Columbia. will (1). V.) preach here
tomorrow. As the reverend gentleman
mssesses great ability, we trust the gen- ‘
eral public will avail themselves of this
opportunity. *
PROF. Seorr‘s Coscsa'r.-~l)mibtloss
many of our citizens will remember that
some time since. Prof. Scott and troupe
gave an open air concert in this city.
Since that time they have visited Vii-tor
ia. New Wesminster. Yale.(iranville and
.\loodyville, giving high-class concerts in
the theatres and balls to crowded houses
composed of the elite of these cities, and
have now returned to this place bringing
tine testimonials from all the newspapers
in British Columbia. They give a con
cert in the Good ’l‘emplars' Hall on Mon
day evening next for one night only. To
them whr are lovers of music we can
safely guarantee them a grand treat.
l’rot. Scott has made it his business
throughout to have his entertainment
carried on in a strictly first-class and re
spectable manner. Sorts are reserved
for ladies and gentlemen and families,
which may be secured without extra
charge. at Messrs. C. 0. Bartlett J: Co.‘s
store, therefore the fathers of the city
need have no t‘earotl patronizing it. The
steamer Virginia will make a. special trip
from Irondale charging single fare for
round trip. thus enabling the residents
of that place to participate in hearing
the singing.
From Monday”: "ally.
Politics!
l’aor. Scor'r's concert tonight.
I). W. Smith held a political meeting
at Chirnaeum yesterday.
\\’uneou has a new shingle mill that
will turn out about 20,000 perday.
B. A. Carnanao. or La Conner, is
about starting to lowa. to be absent all
winter.
Hummus in San Juan county com
plain of ineflicicnt freight facilities to
this place.
Tm»: Anacortes Enterprise hm: been
enlarged to a seven-column folio, with a
patent outside.
A ball will be given at LaConncr on
Thanksgiving eve.. by John McUhnn. of
the Maryland House.
CAPT. H. Roxanna, of \Vhatcom. has
just returned home from a prolonged
visit to his old home in Ohio.
VERTELLI, the sleight of hand man.
is around again. He has been playing
in small isolated towns lately.
(int-auras county is said to have
doubled ita [mpulntion within the past
six month. It must he settling rapidly.
Mnsuas Bradshaw and Ken- addressed
a good niZod audience at Dungeness,
Saturday, on the political isfiues of the
day.
Mu. J Forrest Bell we: a passenger of
the Dispatch today. He has gone to
tho Noah Bay Indian Agency to tench
the children at. the school.
HAVE you noticed how the democrats
dropped that Sunday law question, as it
it had been a hot potatoe or something
of that sort, utter our. article on the
rights of the workingmeu?
WE understand Mr. Korter has sent
for an usuistunt in his barber shop, as it.
takes so much of his time preparing the
“Cutuvnco” which has done so much
good to those who use it.
A'r Coupovillo, Mr. Robinson is about
to build a wharf 800 feet long, to deep
water. Ho will also .snpply steamers
with wood and water. " John Leach has
just completed his new store building at
that place.
WE learn that the Dispatch will soon
be laid up for repairs, to receive a new
boiler. and that tho Evnugol will proba
bly tnko hot pluco tmnpomrily between
this port nml .‘(uuh Buy.
CAPT. Thomas Strntton, of Port Amm
lez-i Light. Mr. Gvorgo Draper, of Cape
Flutter}! Light, Mr. E. (hllick. of Not!)
Bay. Mrs. C. I". (llnpp null OHM. of
Dungom'ss. were among the [)chngorr:
on the Dispatch tinluy. Thor.) \wro
ulnouumnbcr of other pvacnzz‘m for
the various way ports: no.l lumiu': vamp-r.
llOSltll‘fl uduzon or more Elnlmh luJinm
returning home.
AT Semuhmunhtst Thursday a; littlu
luilian child was pickml upon tho hem-h.
It was subject tn fits and haul evidently
been left to perish hy its inhuman mulli—
or. H was cunvoyuil tn Tululip. to lm
given in charge of thoSistorsuf Charity.
Lmur. Pickering. 2nd U. S. Infantry.
with his wife nml lumily. loft today on
the Dispntch for Port Aligules. Ho suc
c-mls the lute Limit. Hnncnok in tho
superintemlvuco of tho cunstruotinn of
thu military telegraph lino.
FAlun-zns at Swinomish have l 08 n 50“
ing oats as high as S3O per ton at their
doors,which is but $2.50 per ton less
less than the highest 8. F. quotations.
Competition between the 0 R. 51 N. Go.
and the Utsalady Co. brought local
prices up to this point.
IJAST evening the steamship Dakota
passed out. It is said she takes to San
Francisco seamen worth of hops.
Meeker. of Puyallnp, is said to have
cleared about 830,000 on his hop crop
this season. He is the man who in
trodnced this industry, and was called
Visionary, half crazy. etc., for engaging
in a wild cat speculation.
Tnu family of the late J. S. Kelly. at
La t 'onuer. will have cause to appreciate
his forethought in joining the United
\\'orlunen. He was in the prime and
vigor of manhood. yet Death claimed"
him just the same. His connection With
the Order lasted about 8 months. involv
ing a total expense of about $lB or 820
for which his widow will receive $2,000
cash.
OUR REPORTERS' BUDGET.
L\ Coxnan. Oct. 24, 1832.
Annex Winn, 1639., DEAR Bno:«
It is my snd duty to report the first
break in the links of A. O. U. W., be
lo.i;:iii;,r to Swinouiish Lodge, No. 75.
Bro. Joe. L. Kelly was neeidently drown
ed yesterday about 11:31), A. M. To gain
time he want down the slough on board
the mnil steamer Washington, holding.
the line of his boat nod towing it ulong
Scurcely had the steumrr started before
Mr. Kelley's boat was threatened with
lwing swamped. In order toenve it he
tried to pull it nwny from the hull of the
steamer; the current was strong and the
steamer under headway. and be was
pulled from his hold on the guards and
went overboard before anyone could
prevent it. Alarm was given, but before
the steamer could be stopped he had
gone down for the lust time and was
drowned. The stenuier returned to the
wharf and an unsuccessful attempt was
mode to rescue the body which was
finally recm'erul'nbout 8, P. M.
Mr. Kelly leaves it wife and two
children to mourn his loss. He belongs
totho Mimonio fraternity and will be
buried under its rites.
Yours.
S. Jonenxsnx.
m
MARRIED.
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agree that. most divas-u In mused by diu
oi'dan'd Kidneys or liver. u. thorofure. tho kid
my» and iiw-r any imp: in pom-Noni". erl'cct
hmtlth will he Kim result. 'l‘hln mull imn unry helm
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marks n nmv era in the ”fitment of them- lmubluu.
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NOTICE.
Il' yuu want to llHlllll l\\' “03'1“er
lo lll'Y LUTS in Port 'l'nwnwncl, M n
farm in Jof'l'vx-snn ('uunl)‘. npply lo
I). \\'. SMITH. l’url 'l‘mvnsmnl.
Manson Dore Restaurant!
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POST OFFICE BUILDING.
\VATEII STREET, Port Townsmnl, \V.’l‘.
Bonrd nml Lodging lny the day, week or
muutll. Meals served to order
at nll hours.
Flu-fill (DYS'I'I'IIIN IN EVERYNI'YIJI.
001 Mm. LEARNED. [’mp’r.
DR. 1 . \\'. lll'N'l‘.
D E N T l S T,
5‘ «firm
"m:
Will be in Port Tuwuseml again on or
about NOVEMBER 21:“. Thanking tlu
public for liberal patronage, I lmpe to
command their confidence in future.
001 C. W. HUNT.
HENRY LANDES,
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commissmn and
Shlppmg Merchant, &
Eric/mum: Broker.
NI: his his!) m'scrl.
{“47" MILI. and other IlllAl-“I‘S (mulled
«I. lAlw rail-n.
\\'ill m-ll SIGHT EXCHANGE ml
SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND. nml
on all parts of llm l7Nl'l‘lCl) S’l‘A'l‘l‘JS.
Money rvmiltod toull parts of
Um \Vm'ld by Drnft or
tolegmpliic transfer.
\\'ill pay the lilglu-st price in COIN, for
WOOL HIDES: FURS allll SKINS.
GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION.
A (1' If N 'l'
For the renowned lied thr nnd Ameri
can Line of Occnn Steam-rs.
Prepaid tiulcetu from or to nny part of
Europe sold at luwust rute.
l’mplu about to send for their friends
in Europe, will do well to call at my of
tivo.wlwr<- I will be pleased togive them
full infornmtion. and wherethey can pur
(‘lmsn prepaid tickets ut much low-r rutt-s
than ill'l‘t'l‘ofnl‘t‘. As in the pnstso in the
future. satisfaction mmruntend.
groan-o next ('INII‘ to I-‘llzl'alrlck‘s
Mme More. Water 96!... I’m-t 'l‘owum-uu.
Sun I-‘runclnco “like. 2| ‘22:; Buttery
Street.
NE W GOODS !
R E C E l V E D
_ A Large Stock of
GI{OCEIRIES
-—A.\‘l)—
PROVISIONS.
\\'hk'h nrv on sale
At the Lowest Rates for Cash.
CHARLES EISENBEIS,
Pioneer Bakery,
Owner of Washington Brewery,
Manufau-tnror of the Brst Quality of
BE ER AND LAGER BEER.
Liy‘ Sufism-{inn guaranteed.
I‘m-t 'l‘mvmvud. \V. 'l‘.
"1-904 an ( Yolmlu'ncd to
I{()'l‘l‘lSCIII LI) «KC CO.
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People 5 Market
14*“? ..
JMIQ’ firfyr.
6:56. v ' "Q r' 3;]? 3
(Opposite Washington Hotel)
('ounumlly—l-II—I Dun-1| Ihe
—AND—
VEGETABLES.
Also Corned Beef anu Pork. Smoked
Meats. Pork and Bologna Sausages, [lead
Cheese. 'l‘rlnc. elm, etc.
Then. Jackman and F. 'l'erry.
Steamshlp Restaurant !
Meals at 11% All Hours.
g. V
J. I“) B l-ZIK'I‘HUN. Proprietor.
SUI'I’S. ~oy~tur r:nit?”n'ziummnm nuup.
l"l"ll. H Hibnt nml \“munn.
”HUGH .‘IU‘. \'H. (um-I1 lbw T'lnv'. (‘nm ”1 Pork
H'Ufi'i' .\H'LYF‘ ("1} Ivn. P‘w-w". “"T'IM. X'ltt'k.
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ECRDON PRESS FOR SALE.
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\ .\ lultililll film/1L .u tdhiUON
. l’n-.~. 111 prinn- minlilit-n. Nothing
la'nlivn or \\'orn almut it, complete
\itli rollur mnuhl, not of (‘lbl‘l‘H. three
Jun-vs. oth.. in far! as (Ham .\8 NEW,
will lw put on liminl hunt a! Port 'l‘uwtr
«ml for $31|11.(-n.ali. Now is tln- time to
p.-:il<.d;\dil:-v.-sz . .\inn'itirrn-n.
SHEEP FOR SALE
it? :3:
Pomona winhiuu to purchase sheep
vill find it to their advantage to address
A. Bannow,
Lopez Island, San Juan county
l'. 9. "All. h'l‘l'IAfllll:
grams. ‘ILW‘ H O P E 9
JAMES Gunman, Master,
\\'ill loavo Port 'l‘owusvnd for Somiahmoo
ind all imvrmvdiute portsovcry Friday
uHA. n. Returning. loaves Semiahmoo
t tumn ovary Saturday. For freight or
nussngo apply on board. 25¢!
... H. (JAYS, L. SMITH.
I X L MARKET.
All Klnda of Choloo Meat:-
v-(Jonstantly on Hand:-
Smith a: Gays,
I'rupl-lt-lurs.
Frankhn Hotel,
ixmau OPPOSITE Mzw wuanr.)
Wa or almost. - Par. Townsend, w. T.
New Fuwishing—Everything New.
This house has just been refitted and
renovated throughout. and we are
now prepared to furnish
First-class Board and Lodging.
The Bar is .nnpplied with the best of
wines. liquors and cigars.
DAVID SPOOR, Proprietor.
W. .\l. Dodd. J. E. Pugh.
CENTRAL HQTEL,
l’oa'r TOWNSEND, \\ . T.,
Thia House is New and Newly Furnished,
and possesScs all the appointments 0! a
Fir-t Clan. Hotel.
Its bar is supplied with the best of
wines, liquors and cigars. There is a
first-class billiard table and reading.
room in tho Hotol. Nothing will be left
undone to make this Hotel second to none
in the Territory.
DODD & PUGH.
For Sale.
In South Port Townsend
12 BLOCKS—I 92 LOTS, 45x12!) FEET.
This property is eligibly located M of
a mile south of the furnace at Irondale;
it corners on tide water. Plat nearly
level; timber partially removed and be
ing removed. (lood water obtained any.
where at a depth of about 12 feet.
'l‘ltle Perfect; Terms Reasonable.
The above lots will be offered for sale
cheap for cash. Apply to
, JAMES Jonas,
Port Townsend.
Or Charles Case, Seattle.
J nne 22. 188‘) 811:.
PORT DISCOVERY STAGE,
Carrying U. S. Mails and Passengers.
Loaves Port Townsend every day at 2 P.
31. making close connections with the
toamer Fan nio at 'l‘ukey'e Landing.
W. S. SEAVEY, Proprietor.
1858. E] I? 1882.
—AND
NEWS DEPOT.
All the prlm-lpnl papers and magazines re
ceived. and utter tho hat ofJuno nnxt all your
lv suhscrlptlnns will he I‘l‘(‘0lV01f for any perl
odlcnl nt less than pnhllslu-rs’uout price to
you. 65" Any hook or puhlh-ntinn loaned.
Uld hooks bouunt. sold or exchnmied.
GEORGE BAlH‘l ROP.
Port Townsend.“'. T.
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