Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], March 15, 1888, Image 3

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From Thursday's Dally.
>ll9.
Silllrlld innit-w itl’t' :l“ [[lo __m.
(ii-u. l). \V. Smith went tn (‘lulium tu
dny nu the lh.~p:itch.
Scuttle stri h-s sit-lid“) uhfi'urd ‘.u
Bh‘MlH‘ifl Slu‘ 1:6 now to havi- :i i-rizc
fight.
Ed. Burthn'p ts uning (05:11] Fran
cisco. He has uttaxinr-ii proficient-3 as a
drug clerk With LJUDIL‘I N (‘u.
Bark Tidal \Vm‘w. with huulwr
from Port .\ludimu wi-nt tn mm in hm:
0! lug Dinky-{y this whining.
Our yuuu. friuzids. W. F. and .\. I".
Learned. w'crc trcntcd tn u suprm- 3.1 m;
by their numerous friends lust evening.
W. Ll. H.Lenruod kindly 'l'htil‘rl‘tl the
use of the upcru house. .‘1 great num
ber were prrsci:t.uud all had an gum]
time.
At the hnsiuvsa inuutiu; of the Yuuug
People's Uuiuu u! 11.1: M. E. Church lust
evening the following utiicczs \vcri
olected: W. I". Leuruml. Fri-.\.; Junie
Bill, lst Vice-R; (knee Lindm-y, 2(lVlL‘tf‘
P.; Mrs. J. M. Lockhmt, Treat-5.; .\lulldt‘
Stetson, 5:0,; Junie Dial. Organist;
“nude: Stxtsuu. Chnirister; A. F.
Learned. J. N. Luckhart and Maude
netstm were omcted :1 board u! trustees.
i-‘s-om Friday's Bally.
I‘s earning.
W. F. Learned “'11.! "surprised " by
his young friends the other (veiling. A
very pleasant socml tune “as spent. ‘
Word was rcCcivcrl at the tun-graph
ofiicc in this ci|y late last evening of the.
death of W. H. Jnkins, keeper of Point-i
No-Porut lighthouse, Mr. Jukins has
been saline for it long time.
The funeral of the late Judge Kn-rter
will take pluce {rum the l’rcsbficrian
church on a‘uuduy. at l, p. :21. Funeral
of the late W. 11. Jukins will take place
from the .\l. E. church~probahly in the
forenoon. Definite annuuncement to
morrow.
Prof. F. J. Bruwnc, teacher of Latin
sud Mathematics in the Gonpeville
Academy, is to have a pamphlet printed
It the Axons job rooms with outlines
of methods of study. It Will be fully up
with .the most advanced systsms of in
struction. and will be a credit to its an
thor as well as n useful help to teachers.
Burk Majestic arrived in i‘ort Dis
‘oovery, in tow of tug Tacoma. Also,‘
hurl: Edward O‘Brien from Sun Pedro,
in tow at tug Llastick.
Ship Alex. Gibson went to sen yester
dsy in tow of tug Pioneer. Ship lndi
sun was towed to sea, wheat laden. liy
tug Mogul this morning.
. _ . __
F‘s-ous Saturday's nails.
No meeting or the roller skating club
this evening.
Quite a time for funerals. They are
coming thicker than ever before.
There will be a St. Patrick's ball at
Fridsy Harbor on the 16th inst.
W; :J. Jones will go to Vlctorin on
Monday, to assume his reportorial duties.
Sailors are reported to be in brisk de
mud in San Francisco, and at increased
wages.
T. J. Potter, vice-president of the U.
P. B. 33. 00.. died in San Francisco
yesterday.
Judge Whittlesey has opened a real
estate and insurance ofllce in Clapp’s
building.
Thus. Msylor. the new gun and lock
smith. flourishes his announcement in
today’s Axons.
The Donny & Hoyt sddition,2l4 acres,
our Lake Union back of Seattle, has
has sold to s syndicate for 855,000.
Repsirs on the Anderson are nearly
completed. It is thought she may take
the place of the Edith by the last of next
wsek.
Mike Lyons has sold his 800 acre
nnch on Whidby island to C. C. Calk
inn. The latter ban also bought 145
lens at Port Blakely. and will boom it
u a townsite.
The Ito-mar Libby went to Port Dil
oovery yesterday beiore leaving on her
regular Whatoum hip. ‘
Burk Nothweet arrived during the
nizm Iron: Port Blakely. lumber laden
(or Triton.
Bur FBANCIK‘O. March 9.—Arrived—
Itearnea Columbia, Portland; schoonnr
3 .hppmflel‘. Gra 's Harbor; steamer
Willamette Valley. Qaqnina bay; schoo
lers antelope and Eureka. Coquille riv
" 3 but! 1‘- W. Lucas. Coos bay.
Boiled—Ship Richard 111. Seattle;
.hooaer Sailor Boy. Gray's Harbor;
Issuer Mexico. Victoria.
/.\.§_teamship Athos, from the West In
‘lfl. reports that as she was leaving
_ ”harbor of Cartagena the steamer
Baphel Reyes exploded and thirty peo
~ple were killed.
Brittieh bk. Lamona. from Launeston.
AustralraJorLondon with a cargo of
tool. was wrecked near Weymouth.
The captain and eleven 0! the crew were
drowned.
MH—
_ Capt. Willoughby Dead.
0. L. Willougliby, of the Aaous typo—
graphical torce. received a telegraphic
message faom Astoria last evening an
nouncing the death of his father, Cap
tain Charles Willonghby, U. 8. Indian
Agent, at Quiuiault. Deceased will be
buried in this city under the auspices of
the Masonic fraternity. The body will
probably arrive tomorrow, accompa
nied by the wife and children.
Oapt. Willonghby had followed the
sea nearly all his life, and had lived
many years on Puget Sound. during
which time he was engaged in steam
boating. In 1878 he was appointed In—
dial: Agent at Neah Bay. and served
there acceptably till promoted to the
Qainianlt agency where he served till
his death. Sometime ago he was afflicted
with a stroke of paralysis, and his death
is probably due to that cause. He waei
a man of rugged honesty, force of char- ‘
actor. and very genial in his personal
relations. He had a large circle of old
friends on the Sound. all of whom will
he pained to hear the sad news of this
item. His last days on earth were ren
dered as pleasant as possible by the
faithful wife who ministered to. his com
fort, and who had for months written all
of his oflicial Correspondence. The
family home is in Port Townsend, and
the funeral Will therefore take place
here. Deceased belonged to the AO.
U. W..as well as the Masonic order.
From Motdax's nail).
J W. \‘t’i!’ and \V. L. Church nf Dun
flan 3'! nn- H: 1”le.
'l‘uv "LL-un- lumrmmc l‘umpuu)" [ma
lawn in c-nrpm :.h-J n. S. zullo. “ill: Slliu,
UtMcupxtfl.
Frank Myers 15m (own With n $1.200
pruning umfit fur his nrw paper m Jul:—
eun. Aiaakn. liv wiil an nurlh nu the
Anton.
Fruirrirk 'l‘lmmpaun has been clcclc‘l
[ll’t‘fii lr-u’. u! the [man] I f hush-us of [L9
“"111 Augclce cu uln'rnth CIJIUH)’. v.cc
ificurge chdl‘. Iv Sumh.
l'he- mnflwr of .\lst (Inpt. Ug-Liuu in
:ermusly in In ful". 1m! rxgnu’lt'al in
rccuur. Cum. Ind Hrs lh-Luu m:
exp-elm} h arm I: til.) ur human." 1
Strphcn li. 1" Nahum. turmerl: ul:
Duugcm-ss, was druwnml in Seattle h..ro 1
bur Feb. '.Z‘sz. 'lnu 111.1} was picked up!
and buncd, but has iwcu vxhumcd. and 3
was bruugbl In this ml) um morning on!
the Edith, and NIH bu sent lo Duugcnwssl
on the l)l_~:[|ut(‘b fur [-:cmtermum.
Mu. Vuu Aukiu, a talented and ac
compliaht‘d huly recently frum the vast.
has decided In [urine 1!) I"!!! TUWIML‘HJ
and w.“ instruct u [united number of
pupils in music and cl'ccmiuu. Hm;
'udy mm for years .1 mlembur of Henry
Ward Beecher's chuir. uud has a flatter
ing testimuuiul (run: that distinguishéd
divine.
An attempt is bring made by the
regintt-Is 1" our land utfi('c-', under this
“rchrrm” mtlnhiintmtini, tn drit‘e all
adVertiaing in their line arbitrarily tn
demwratic newspapers. Such a cullrae
Wili never pursued by their republican
producua‘ruri. Advertisers those who
purchased land and [mid the bills—
Wcre purmitthl to exercise their choice
of uewumpcrs, just as they wunld in
their private business But things are
changing. Deuwcrncy is in the saddle.
and is Inc-Imin; dictatorial.
Yesterday was a and tu nernl any. The
weather was typiculuf sturmy March.
and hedraggled mourners were pertorm
ing their acts of respect t: deprrted
l‘riendsuudcr difficulties. At 9'30 the
funeral of the late W. H. Jukii-s begun
at the M. E. Church. with u g-odly at
tendaucu. Exerchea were solemn and
impressch Rev. DeniSuu .1 Walt appro
priately upon the leading thuughts of the
occasiml. and a few pieces were rendered
by the choir. and the pr email-n started
on its way to the silent city of the dead.
It atternun the funeral of the lute
Judge Korter was :0 largely attended
that tho Presbyterian church was far too
small to uccummodute the crowd. Rev.
Carnahan oflicinted in u very impressive
murmur. delineating the character of
deceased. and speaking words of cum
furt to the living. The Red Men were
out in full reculia, unrl marched 11l pro
cession to the cemetery where they
closed the ceremonies beanie the open
grave. Eighty ol’ their members an:-
wered to roll call. and followu} their de
‘ceaaed brother to his last resting place.
A reporter for the S. E. Examiner,
who has been exnosing the opium ring,
was found murdered in San Francisco
last Friday. The ring is desperate.
It is believed that Thus. 1.. Kimball.
present nesstant to the general manager
of the Union l’aclfic. will be called upon
to take the place made vacant by the
death of T. J. Putter.
March l2—Am. ship Dashing Wave.
from San Francisco, and bark Samoset,
from San Diego. arrived. both for Ta~
coma. British bark Abernyte arrived
Saturday from Victoria; loads at Had
lock. Am. ship Nordsjeruen also ar
rived Saturday from ‘Frisco. in tow of
tag Mogul. and passed on to Seattle to
load coal.
The Olympian came in with her flags
at half mast this morning. in respect to
the memory of rhe late I‘. J. Potter. Vice
president of the O. R & N.
Captain James R. Speed. late of the
ship Alexander Gibson, tales command
of the ship Belle O'Brien. now at Port
Discovery. Captain Palmer of the
O'Brien. takes command of the Gibson.
From 'l‘lleldax‘s Ballar-
Alaskan trade is becoming quite an
item for all kinds of dealers.
The Ancon takes twenty head of beef
cattle ann two horses to Alaska.
Mr. Downs sends on the Aneon to
Alaska 75.000 feet of lumber and 70 ‘
000 shingles. ‘
Capt. Henry E. Morgan is working on 1
his hotel building on the summit of
Morgan's Hill. ‘
That mammoth pyramid cake displayed
at the Delmonioo is one of the finest
things in its line ever seen in town.
Everybody is inquiring. “Who's sun?”
Ask Mr. Learned. He can probably
tell more about her than anyone else.
An invitation party was given last
evening at the residence of Capt Grant
of the tug Pioneer.
The death of Mr. Jakins wiil create a
vacancy among light house keepers——
probably to be filled by promotion from
among assistants.
Hon. A. ‘.V. Bash has purchased some
Chinese pheasants from Mr. Power on
Protection island. and has taken them
to his Oak Harbor farm.
University or not! Whiobshall it be?
Whether ’tia better to go forward con~
quering and to conquer, or. lie down‘
and whine because some other town
don't want us to grow?
Owing to unavoidable delays occu
siou by the isolated location of Quini
an", we body of the late Capt. Wil
loughby may not reach Port Townsend
yet for two or three days.
1 Island county has recently reported a
number of serious cases of measles
among grown up people. In the lamily
of Hon. J. M. Izett at Oak Harbor there
were two critical cases. In the Porter
family a promising young man was car
ried of! by the disease.
Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald. unperintendent
of our local foundry, was in Seattle this
week. That company has recently
added considerable machinery to its
outfit. and is preparing to do business
on a much larger scale than ever before.
Its members are determined to grow up
with the country in true teeter-n style.
May their shadow never be less!
Hou. B. (‘. Hill, chairman of the dam—
ocratic county central committee, has
called a meeting of the committee to be
held In this city on the 26th inataut‘ to
elect one delegate to attend the territor
ial convention of the party to be held in
North Yakima April 18th. to elect two
delegates to the presidential ooaventioh
.to be held in St. Louis June sth.
I \Vuulnrn Waisliinut-m \nil IHIVJ mn
‘dvh‘gnte in the nzihiun! dumucmiic mm
t'entinn Ii ia‘ ‘.‘li-l that. Ilwre :iro 1m»
C'unliduhs f--r the lmnur. limwrs. J A.
Kuhn nf Pun 'l'u-“nien-i mu] .1. 'i‘.
Ruhnld uf Seattle l'mlln'uh [hid ii Why
2; Seattle [.:iln‘i' ifi .m) .~ av igt' In it~~ “Hi-Cks
mm; Judge Kii'n'. Pin )1)!” «ms hunk
and “hay fur tin," Jun-MI. D-m‘i nHuw
[’nrt Tun-{spud in Muiisizlncml if .\‘t-ll
l'fln hi'lll if.
A (‘HnVJ-l-I mil he i’.-“..'Un inlay fur
:uiverzx-t-inenis fwr the innnurnliun pan:-
phh-t imng wimp-led :iznl lit‘lhh‘u] at H -
Almfl’n‘ 3 ii rut-ms. At: uiiil u tu’ JUMP
C-Ipivs “1 ] i4-[filhlt-i. ‘.lili :1 “ill :"Il’.l ‘
n h wk 1»! {.-ri_\‘..rli!‘_i p. 141”. :.'m' rm]:
uln-fl.‘ i- .h w'nx.‘ \‘v zuuitr: i.-:':u:- n-.':
In J-ifw'm-i: (-..;.- I; £AL'] ii- -vi min-2.3
p vrtiun uf l’ugv! F vi: 11. L :-in~.-:Ir:i-,:v :
nn-nt mun-uh is :.tTrzml in tlm in.) uti
n.iV:-rti.~';n,~. (mlors for Carrion. .\‘c . tin-i
Um]: “'iil ('(lliti:ill a few illihtr Jinnah;
It Wiil hr nun-d in nimut three wcrks‘i
time, or loss. ()ur citizmu whu have uni
:iinhitiun tn huil-i up u tnwu shun”l
shnw ilwir faith by ”I?” works.
The ummissénn of th» iillln Wurd
“not" in an editorial gosh-rduy changed
the Whale manning ”I :1 srnicnce. “’4. .
intended in ntiirm that there Were not
many in l’urt Townsend wlin m-uld hill
tn stand h) their University smscrip
lions npnn the liberal offer in cuntem
plulion by the trustees. Twu dollar: furl
one is :1 "dead sure thing" {or big ud
vnntnge to property owners when “ch
:in enterprisv- is involved, and it wunld
be surprising if there were any who
Would deliberately stand in their uwn
light in the matter. If there are. theyl
ought each to he conspicuously labelled
“mossb ck." With the opening and the
opportunity. there is but one thing fur
enterprising Citizens to dn. .
Mrs. .\lolloy. the evangelist. is on her
way out from the land of the bald
knobbers to Port 'l'ownscud, is visiting
friends in Kansas. and may stop at Ba
ker City. Or., for a couple of weeks to
continue revival services there, provided
she Can do so without losing transporta
ou her through ticket, otherwise she
may he expected to arrive here in a teww
days. She writes to a friend in this city
that she has her church letter. and exw
pacts soon to hold her membership in
the Methodist church ll) Port Townsend,‘
and her permanent residence among our
people. Her vindication. after all her
persecutions. is complete.
One Punmc Buxnnisu 'VCui. Henry
Lundes, President of the Board of Trade.
yesterday received a letter from Hun.
Bailey Guttert; President of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce, enclosing a let
ter from Senator Dolph of Oregon, giv
ing substantial encoura.:ement in reter’
once to securint: a liberal appropriation
for carrying on the public building at
this point. Seattle has acted “white"
with in in this matter, and is showing
in many ways that she has a genuine
triendship for Port Townsend, and is
entitled to our frienpship in return.
IHer course is In strong contrast with
the hoggisbness of a certain town situ
iated on the shore of a bottomless buy a
jlittle farther up the Sound. Senator
lDolph is doing noble service for the
iwhole northwest. His term will be
lmarkcd by tireless and efl'ectiw labor.
;while every patriot in the nation prays
that his bill for coast defenses may be
‘come a law. We are interested first and
‘most directly in the public building at
; this point, and are disposed to specially
applaud those who aid materially in ad
; vnncing it.
1 Al Phillips has gone to Portland.
Capt. J. H. Stetson went to Tacoma
iyestcrday.
‘ Dr. C. W. Hunt is erecting an elegant
hero on his property in the valley.
3 Mrs. Capt. C. F. King of Hadlock is in
‘ town, quite ill—at the residence of Mrs.
‘Trapiere.
i Louey Bosteiu, who has just returned
‘from the east. is in town. looking for a
l business location.
Frank Myers paid this otfice a friendly;
call yesterday. Heis looking remarka4
bly well preserved, and has great hopes}
for the future. ‘
Bark Columbia arrived trom'h‘rieco.}
Steamship Mexico. which arrived yea-i
terday from 'Frisco, brought 150 tons of?
freight for Alaska. and 50 tons for Port ‘
Townsend. ‘
The Aucon takes a large lot of lumber
north. from our local sawmill.
The steamer Wildwood went to Fri
day Harbor Saturday evening to bring
machinery from the oil works there.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.—Sailed—
Steamer Cosmopolie, Grey’s Harbor;
bark Canada. Tacoma; bark Eleinor.
Astoria; steamer Willamette Valley.
Yaquina Bay.
SAN Fnaxcxsoo, March 12.——A dis
this morning from Londqp to the mer
chants exchange. says that the ship Scre
na which stranded Saturday is fast
breaking up. The captain and his wife
and children and 13 of the crew landed
safely. The lite boat while headed for
shore capsized and three men were
drowned.
PICKINGS.
Immigrants are pouring in rapidly
over the Canadian Pacific as well as the
Northern Pacific. '
U. S. Marshal Atkins of Alaska will
re“ at auction the seal skins captured
in northern waters. ‘
A Montreal company with heavy cap:
ital will engage in sealing on the Pacific
coast—having headquarters‘at Victoria.i
British Columbia and Canada arej
opening a large trade with China.
Twenty-two ear load: of cotton goods
arrived in Vancouver the other day. to
be shipped to Shanghai.
Major Robert C. Waflker; Secretary at
the Helena. Montana. xßoard ot'l‘rade
has issued the annual report of that
body for 1887. his a large and handsome
pamphlet of sixty-fun: pagt a, illustrated,
and is remarkably full and valuable in
the information it gives concerning the
capital city of Montana and the terri
-1 tory at large.
A farmer near Walla Walla, from a
much of ground 100 feet square, railed
last year over ten tons of beets, which
be marketed at 85 a ton. —— this without‘
sprainl cullivalioc. He afterward!
stated that from an acre of like ground
he could mile 100 tons of heels. and a
liberal estimate {or the expenses of culli
vatinn would be 8100 and the boots be
‘iug worth at. present 85 a ton. total 3500
thus leaving S4OO for profit from the
lproduot at one note.
i From “'euncseax'a Dans.
; “hugit rivcr enj u in: n {rosin-t.
, Quito :i film uf V'u'ss‘eis rrpnrh-«l unt
=side. inwmd 11-Illlnl.
I l’n-Muu's “<43th Inn luv” 1..-” ugh!
' lurk In Sinllln-"mni nicmilild.
1 All slum-in: ":251e fi :il tin-1r h «(m m
not wvl un Hun nuiridu (his mun-in;
REV. Sdmllv-i Urn-no unit-«l this
‘ID'JHIIH‘; (run) it u Aug-Jr,» 0:) Mir 1):5'3
patch. ‘
Tiw Resc'm (Huh w:‘.i inv- unu'h r‘
upon lik'k‘tih: :ui Hu- Y \l. (1 \ Hufi
Hunky mun-2.: m-xr,
“:9 An -r. w.: i-nmul 54-“ ..il 8.
:1 in 'mi.'- it'lin ' H i‘- ::r-i 1|” ”I i
(.431! ,3” .- :l‘~ |- v~ i :u‘czlmlnnlzl ' i
iim .‘ I'm“. an}, 154- .‘.".f
I’m-J \Vh." . .’ :1.- l'rraz. x: i: -' :5 c- .li-l
ad v. ”11 $10.00” (If the CU.‘JEIZIH}‘n mmmy. :
x
A Budding nix-. 1 Ln .'. _\~:~o.'i'-i:-ni h s!
bra-n nru-‘i :Zldd .’z t‘;.- lii-x- uf Calhoun!
5: (‘ulcmdx . and “‘.YI mun be ready for 2
bu-IHL‘SS. !
AL ”Jay“ and his buatmnn, Otto
Peteraun, capsized in the blow last
night. and were n-bcfif-i? by “'11:. Ruiz
and his bummmz.
\
E. W. Danc Iran-s ("day in accum
puuy bis' bruthur. Dr. DrVLe, as far #ls
Tacoma, the inner starting on his return
home tn Warsaw. Wis.
New. C. N Mango. Scandinavian M.
E. pastor at 'l'uComn. wiil be here Fri—
day. remaining uvc-r Sunday :.nd preach
ing.- A‘ll Scandinavians in tuwn and
vicinity are invital :u attend.
Go to Hastings' Cmnxnfssion House?
and see Hammond‘s town plat. Four-l
acre blocks. with streets all around‘
them. Blocks will he sold at a reason ‘
able price. * ‘
The Cu]! has hated ita "Post and
Pocket Guide to Port Townsend." a neat‘
folder crammed with useful and desirnh‘e‘
information about the town and county. 1
It ought to have a wide circulatii-n. ‘
Robert Sinclair has! purchased one of
the new dwellings built l-y Henry Lake
at the head of Maple Avenue. And now
the question is: “ What does he want
with it?" It is much larger than is re
quired for a bachelor.
Prof. Palmer will open the second
term of the University Academy next
Monday. This institution is not mak
ing much parade. but it is tarnishing
excellent higher educational facilities.
and bids fair to grow steadily with the
growth of the town.
Mr. Hammond has platted “)0 acresl
of his land, and otters it in tourmcre
tracts with good wide streets.at very
reasonable prices. No one need to com
plain now that land cannot be bought
near Port Townsend except at exorbit
ant pricvs. Call at the Anotsageucy
for prices.
Shll Don't mention it, but a valuable
1604 mm track with water frontage be
tween towa and University Hill has
been purchased for 825,000. What he
comes of it? Well. “see you later."
Thereby hangs a tale, and thereby will
come sundry developmants at interest
‘ to the public very soon.
3 Mr. lit-Murry has authorized an in
}crease of his University subscription
11mm S2O to #25. Let others ofthe small
ier donors do as well and it will make
‘au excellent showing Let the larger
idonors do as well proportionately.“
ltho Hammonds are doing, and we will
‘have an educational institution that
will he the envy of the northwest.
Indications are that a largely in
creased bonus will be raised locally for
the University. Why not. anyway?
There is every inducement for people
here to contribute. They will get two
dollars for one. no matter howmnch
they may put in. Isn‘t that asplendid
stimulus toward giving largely and
making a strong institution?
An independent. non-sectarian insti
tution for higher education, under
Christian management. How does that
strike you? Well. that's the proposition
just now—and it will win We will be
"‘a law unto ourselves." and Tacoma
lcan't stop our growth. Shoil welcome
ito all the dishonorable raligious bodies
ipurchasahle. by O. B. Wright’s gold.
1 We can build universities without them-
Mr. llammcnd comes generously nudi
uobly to thetront Wllll a liberal increasei
of his! Univursity anbacriptiom His‘
former donation was appraised at 31,3
500. We believe Mr. Hammond is the
same gentleman who ofiered to give
84,000 to the railroad company on con
dition that they build and operate a
railroad to this oily. The Hammonda
will lie wealthy yet, by following that
course. It is the course that has made
the Denny: and others in Seattle worth
their hnudreds of thousands instead of
ten. of thousands on they would other
wise have bad.
Tue Anona will publish a roll or hom‘
or of -lhe names of thoao who renew
their University subscriptions» and
will give special prominence in these
who increase their amount: above farm
er uubscriptium. It will do this, not as
any inducement to parade vanity. nor
to flutter anyone. but simply in order
that the public may know who stands to
the front when generous business men
are, needed at. the front to carry along
an enterprise that will aid in building
up a prosperous town. This is n time
in show your public apirii if you are
ever going to abut it. The writer here
of has littlo to gain linanciully,iu the
success of she University. as compared
with whit heavy property holders will
gain, and has little hope of personal
glory in any event. It is a plain ques
tion 0! 101 l intent with the people.
The Puget Sound M. E. Conference
is composed mainly of men who are any
thing but practical business men. They
have been wofully “unwed" in the Uni
versity matter. They sought technical
excuse for rejecting the Port Townsend
bonus because forsouth me proposed
campus at 100 acres only had 52 rods of
riparian frontage on the bay. Now,
their agents. the commission. have fixed
upon Tacoma. with a campus containing
only about 20 acres, and that some two
miles back from the water. When it
comes to “straining at a gnat and anal-l
lowing a camel." such men as Leh‘nnrd ‘
and Massey can (10 the job up nicely.
In the Tacoma bonus there is less than
40 acres of land (exclusive of one 160.acte
piece that Devore puts in located at a
distance, and worth perhaps 810 an acre)
In the 'l‘ownsed bonus there was over
2.00) acres of land. appraised all the way
from 85 to 8125 an acre. From a purely
Boil-h standpoint mounted only by
ctr-Id. tln-CUM‘v-zvzro has lwmx tmoll}
sold. [ts urn-x vxtlygy lnrmh-H lum- ulc
cpedcxl :n wrecking it: hi.- nmml. and i!
1 «ml illxmv:s~xlrul-‘._-.' i’: r--turn. run—ix.
mnm'y Value"! pxnpn-itval ntn' l. lirhulr
Fuwlr'r him rind'czrtul Ms claim hzsu
{u-riur vnnmu: :Hul llir:;.!.-vi:.l [mm-r.
'lmt a‘ tl (- cxgzu-uw nt’ Um hut Hr u! h"
deuzmmmtivm lu- mpn-n-ntz. .\V‘HSu'r hr
Inn! the :nute-n-uvx- unwipuht 4-,: (in. .i 9n
lsnhmit the claims of ”llfi 0203' to n Mir
'tiuu—hud HILI [it‘t hint-1‘ UH tl~ 1h m
tn—furt- the Wnrhl u. i. a (‘.‘m-t‘ In-l<l-4 .~~ n!"
'n \Vt’akhrrfi wf ll: iv run: . it I~ 1‘ "3" ' ‘3}
Izzm-l yum! .:mt --r '_\' til at ut l 0 I\: “.7 I
"»n-:~ :.:- " :‘:- 5'21; ' “ 'l‘ i~'-z h x . vvi
Shaw p-- l : .1 .- '
Lending t r L'n~ r-"y ‘l‘:'.’!'l r. :-
lmve probably cl .. .ll ~EH.'I.- m. ;‘
having “cured :1 m'j 1".\""‘="“ H!"
commission for “I I? :n(' -" l:. X' :iI:-‘ 0‘
trurl (and we have cwr} n :w-u !0 brttirv v:
it) It ey oug t 9o 1,. on n] on triz.! ..: ll?
expelled from the body they have (“54
grand. ()Il er mcxubers 0! the cnnl'er-I?
encc owe it t; Iln-zzsn‘vt-s to an :o the;
the bottom of thz~z whole disgraceful ;
business. .\"u! that they can thereby ;
restore to their a mtrol the m. versity at'
Port Townsend, but tn purut‘ themselveii
from the foul hint that uttuChx-s tn lheit'
skirts by reason of what Ens [wen dune.
__‘____.°,___--,__-__
Mr. J. F. 'l'ukey has Cant“! to any that
be will stand by his subscription in the
university. .
Judge Swzm is to start «as! smm, fur a
trip to Busluu and New Yurk.
March l4tliwArr|vod hbips Guard -
an, .‘rmn ‘Friscv, to load lnmlu-r zit Hud
luck; l’alrstine, fruit) 'E‘rinun, lmuls coal
at 'l‘ucnmu; ()rrgnn, lunds coal at 'l'acu
ma; 'l‘, F. (hikes. loads cbal at Nunnimo;
Fannie Tucker. loads coal at Seattle;
OrientnlJuuds conlat Tacoma; Invin
cible, load»; spurs at Blakely for Bath.
Maine; lm'rk Cnreuudra Adams, hum
'l"riscn. loads lumber for Melbourne;
bnrk . D C. Murry. seeking; schooner
Carrie Hayden.
Shiledenrk Cfllumbifl, in tow u! tug;
Blakely, (m- Madison to land lumber;
ship Joseph S. Spinney. in tow tng'l‘yee,
with coni from Seattle; ship Slate (if
ane, in tow of Tacoma. from 'l'zlcnm'n.
Bark Columbia rvports the Mullie
Adams 40 miles of Cape Flntn-ry. have to
—nnd the water alive with seals
Steamship Idulm arrived last evening
from Alaska, with a few passengers and
a small freight, having made the round
trip in I'2 days and 20 hours. Pilot
George says it was one o! the pleasant
est trips in all his experience; fine sum
mer weather all the time.
__..-,..¥-a_‘-AA ; l
'l‘hnl l'nh'erslty Ilonun- ‘
Euxrou Almusz—Noticing your spec
in! announcement of 13th insL, we wish
t: say that it the Uniwrsity trustees
will build the institution uccordlng to
original design in size and importance,
and as per lheir new proposition to
raise dollar for dollar. we will not only
stand by our original subscription but
will give more. [Luulosn FAHILY.
Port 'l‘owuseml, March 14, 1889.
ALLEN “'Eur, Siri—l will stick to
my subscription of 5100 re Universi
ty. and raise it if necessary.
D. W. SMITH
Responses nro coming in grundly on
tln new University proposition.
Thos. Billmp, late of the butcher busi
ness in this city has heated at Vancou
ver. B. G.
Mr. Joe. SWB suey of Friday Harbor
offers some live atock for sale. Achance
to invest.
Mesa". brndshnw and Sacha will
make a fine subscription totho Univer
sity fund.
Pro!. B. 13- George and the Young
People's Union of the M. l-T. church are
negotiated upon the terms of in musical
convention and concert.
A grand nnnuul ball will begivennt
Hadlock on the 17:11 inst" Futunlay
next. Puslom were issued from lbs An
acs job rooms tfiis morning.
A letter from Cape Fluttvry. dated on
the 12th, says five schuuuers pnssad out
together to the sealing grounds. - It
also rexorts fine wczllbt-r and plenty of
seals.
Cnpt. Chas Davis, present pilot of the
Premier, is in command in place of ab ~
sounding Capt. “Wow. It is reported,
how's-var, that. Capt Munroe, lst officer.
will be promoted to the position.
Mr. L. Rostein has secured the ugency
of several monnlucturers. and will open
a business i‘) I’urt_Tuwnssnd to supply
the jabbing trade of tlze surrounding
country. He is looking now for agnod
business location.
The l‘ort Townsend Watsr Company,
of which H. L. 'l‘ibbals, Jr., is president,
is sending out surveyors to perfect ur
rangementa for bringing water from a
creek ut the bend of Port. Discovery hay.
iThis creek runs from the mountains
\ back of the bay. and has been tested
and found to be of most excellent qual
ity. Herelol’ore the Water has been
pumped out of wells. Nothing is so ns~
sentinl to a city as good water. and in
this iegsrd Port Townsend will be the
[best equipped of any city on the Hound.
The past troubles in the Port An
geles colony culminated on the Bth
inst. in the election of an entirely
new board of trustees by the resident
colonists, the old board resigning
one at a time, as the new candidates
were elected and qualified. Owing
to the complete deiuomlizntiou of
all'airs at the i-olony site it was hoped
the old board would resign without a
struggle, in defence to the popular
wish, to encourage which action
Dwight, Voldo, Mastic and Sunder~
son, who had previously resigned,
offered to pair with (z‘r. V. Smith.
Hinkley, McGill and Mrs. Hall in an
labsolute refusal to run for office, but
’the offer was rejected. The old
lhoard was then asked to resign by a
special afternoon meeting of the fore
man and workers. from which meet
ing all trustees and leaners were ex
cluded. In the evening an emorgen~
cy election was held, resulting in the
creation of a board of trustees, which
excluded every member of the oldl
board. The new trustees there upon 1
selected from their number 1". R.
Thompson for president, Thomas
Mnlloney secretary. and A. McCone
chie treasurer. The result gives un
bounded satisfaction and the reten
tion of N. R. Smith as general sup
intendent of the colony. they think
its affairs have been put on a more
solid bums—P. I.
mssxommss nnowxzn.
VICTORIA, B. 0.. March 13.—Tho
steamer Boscowitz arrived from Fort
Simpson this morning and reported
the drowning of Rev. A. H. Sholden,
Mrs. R. Cunningham and two In--
dinns on February 2011). at. the mouth
of the Skeenn river. A squall struck
the canoe which split and filled,
throwing the occupants into the
water. The party were going to
Metlaknhtln on n misasonnry tour
among the Indians. - '
I ltrul !-:qm.e Transfers
3 19.4.3. 1' .1 mum“,- s— wz’:- L- 1: K
'Lid-vzh-x'f.’ Gm H Hnli-rnuk. n w '4' «1..!
in" '; s:|3l”-rlh’.4"i~('i#‘-‘. s2l“. ‘
>I [“0” 11. J A Kuhn! J N L"ilh cl: 1‘
1m”? 0! ._v! «Hull!!! 2”" f! 1:. [inn-f.-
Hm-P‘l. $2 51"“,
is”. H [-3.30 l' Lil“~ N Wlfa- In EM
:5} 'l' Murmun. nm‘ arm I" <6: '; Ifs v' [l‘
14 15,13,011 r I ‘.\'. 5335, I
[km 7 Humans .i. (Turriuuu :.' '-\‘i!t' tn
Shimfo! i"..ilii 1d 5' Hmlmr! “hams. .~' “:1
i‘4‘fn v. '3 r-fur ‘1 «‘1 I 31) 1! r I “'.l
“KPH awn». $25". .
5 i“!‘h 74 G I‘l'L'?‘ '.- mwn 9 = 'l‘ J (_‘uniJHll
En" w '1 ‘ f n .-.- [-1 u! n .» ‘4" ~ {I 31:: r l 42'
{5.31 :‘JfiiL .
’ fu-li. .i .Kgq; In ()A i3:l!Xg‘.!~'f
f!"'-" IH; ‘ K :- G".
: m, .. . .-w; i’ u
:-.-z..:.r1. ‘12,:1!”
‘.‘-1~l _if.
'- ' '93 - . ‘. » - -'l'.'| -‘s;..-~
Hr-‘MN Him. :r .'_' -: : it; 5.86:
:1! '.s'l: r i I‘. 1..}
‘ Fei; IH. 5.11.111! Punygmve t - Ida A
: lenim-r, Huck 45 l‘e.tynge-'s Ist add.
156330. E
1 13(4) 9. “'lil DILLI h) Alt‘X C Clark, 2
ncrts in ll S lint;insou‘s donation claim.
8500.
Feb ‘.I. Wm Dmld to Alex ‘3 Clark.
{Ht 5’ IH-u'k ‘JI Uentrul Scuttle. SSO
Full 11. Almmn“ Chimney to M J Mc
lilruv. I;ml.\'nlvd ‘3 of n w '4 $321 29 n;
r l w. 351 (I, '
FBI; 1‘). 14-11%“ ll llnslingstn I:sChflid 5
Dulnnt: l) B Vu-xsiv. l‘nnwk lil-I.;;':x::r-.f
nu] i’nn-u-I‘ “144., MW; 1 A B [am-l
g-nw‘. mama". 22mm. !
EV“ 23; {I ll)" l! Flu‘l‘t‘rH ll) Allk'll (l.
I'lullig-s l 2 ucu‘s ul lot in u 3! 30 n 1' I:
w. 4mm). l
l"--b 215. L C Sresuviob In I lmmnsi
Uruwn. luts 3 and 4 block ‘.’7. :.’).
Friziil Frank C Smuzrc to Henry!
Buds Huck ‘_’ .\luuniuin Virw :uldxtmnu
s2.om. i
Eu!) 23. Axum Piuuuucr to O E .\‘lmf- l
for In! 5 blwcl; 8, I’lumlm'r's add. #350
Feb 25 John H. Bartlet! 5: wife 1-1
Rev. Fulhcr li. .\lnuinuiuux strip 10:) x
219. *l.
‘ Feb 28. Rev Father Manioulioux to
Mrs Mary balms Sbeehnu. the» same.
33.503.
Feb 28. J 'l‘ A Bulfiuch to Jackson
.\lorris, Int 1 block 3 south Port Town
scnd. >350.
Feb 28. James Senvy- to J J Calhoun.
lots 1, 2. 33’ 4 in block 129 of original
tum) plat. 35.
Feb 23. J J Calhoun tn Sarah A CHl
nunu, same. 81.
Feb 29 H L Burke-1t .1: wife to A F
Meiggs part of lots 5 and? block 103.
SSO.
Feb. 29. Nvlsnn Oliver & wife tn Har
ry G Barthrop s ,1; lots '2 l: 4 block 130.
SSOO.
March 1. J A Chapman to Chas. (I.
Bartlett. one acre land in Briggs’ donn
tiou claim. 81.
March 2.~—T S Rodger to C F Sisbolm.
lots 4. 5, and 6 in block 3. Fail-mount
Park 3140.
March 3. Lucinda Hastings to Blake
Mills. lots 6 and 8 in block 115, L B
Hastings‘ first add. 8800.
March 4. l! G Hill and w! to Julius
David, 83') sores m 1p 30. $292.
'l‘ ’l‘ Minor and W! to H E Morgan“
lot 10 in block 4. Hurlisburg, Jefieriun
county, $75.
Florence Lloyd to H H .\lnrgan, 1015
1. 2, 7 and 8 in block 2, Al. Pettygruve's
add. $3.00.
1 March 5. H E Morgan and wife to
Jane B Jones, lots 1 and 2 in block 2,
‘ Al Pettygrove‘s add. 8600.
l A Hyde to 5 Conner, no qr of ne qn of
law '2O, lot 10 in sec 23 and Int 3 in sec
27. all in tn 3. n r. l w.in a|110250 acres.
S3OO.
, . .
bhercfi ’3 Sale.
In the District (‘ourt holding terms at Svaltlu,
Washington. Tor-itchy.
Jnns 11. SANDEIbUK. t lainiitl'. {
\s. , N 0.35?”
WILLIAM H. LI.EWMI.I.\'X. Executor of l
the catute or s. \V. llovm‘. deceased,
et :.1., Detendnn's
t’nil-rr and by virtue of an execution and or
tlurot >nlc tanned out of t'uc Dis rtr-t Court of
"iv Third Judicial District holding: terms at
Sn-attlo. on the 25th day of February 1885. in the
almu- entitled ut-tion. lecreiu John H. Sum
llt'rL‘llll' th - plaintitl‘. recovered jzldflllalll of
{ornt‘lmnre 0t ('t‘l'lfllll nnrtgnges in which
ind-.:nmn the rule is or ered of the following
‘ mortgaged premises. that is In any:
Al. ut‘ 11l tour (I) in section :ncnty—two (:3)
and luts nnutll. twutzv, threeut). and tour (I) in
~t-rtinn thir.v [3l). nil in tnwnshi i thirty-three
«.13). .\‘urth linngetuofll E'LSSJUIJIOI four-tutu
s.- ‘tmn son-n 17}, and lot. fourUJin :cct'on thirty
l\\'u litii. and lotu on- (I) and three (11l in suction
thinv-unutfll). all injtownz-hip thirty-one (31).
North liunue three till Hurt. and the undivided 1
uno-lutlf (1,) of the pouthwnst quart" of the 3
.~nnth«~u.~t quarter of section Iltirtcvn Gill towno‘
‘hip (I'M: North ltnnge twot‘ll Kit-t: in nil twol‘
hundred and fifty-seven mm alt-res in Island ‘
t‘unut) . Washington Territory. again»: William
H. l.h~wel.}n its executor and trustee of thee;-
l:ll-* of S. W. Hoveydccfiumd. Putt-r Mclnflre
and t). F. I o~pur of defendants in the United
.\‘tnttu District. Court for the 'lhird Jndicinl
Distrirt of Washington Territory. on the ‘.‘ltlt
tiny of l-rhruury A. D. is“. tor the sum of two
thousand one hundred and titty-tour ($315! (0)
dollars with interest at the rate of ten per cent.
[be-r nnnuni until paid. and cos“ of suit nine-um
ng to one hundred and :eventy-nine dollarsnnd
eightptlm cents [(0173 56). Also Igninst. Wil
llnm u. Llewellyn, as executor or the estate or
S. W. Hove) . dccta-ed. and Q. l" Casper of de
fendants insattl Court. on said it": day of Feb
ruary A. I). IN»; tor the sum of four thousand
two hundred and forty-woven d -lllr:l and ninety
cents lets!" all). with interest at the rats of tun
per cent per annnnt until mild and costs of salt.
amounting to one hundred and rcrenty-nino
dollars and eighty-five cents (317.! 65;.
Notice is hereby given that on
TUESDAY THE 171‘” DAY OF APRIL, 1588,
zit. one o‘clock n. m.. of that day. at. the door of
the courthouse in the town orCorßxn-ille. tn the
County u! Island, Territory of vlashingtou. I‘
will. I" obedience to said (_swcutlon. dour-ea ot ‘
furt't'iusuro nud or ter 0! sale. at-ll the above du-
Scribcd prulwrty, or so much thereof as :nrtv be
necessary tu suns-[y nlniutin‘s judgment with in
tetest thereon and casts and increased carts. to
the highest. bidder for cash It nithlic nuntian.
J. C. POWER.
Sher!!! of Island County, Washington Territory.
Dated t‘mtuevillu this 12th thy ut March 1555.
"Cali! .1: thutt. Atty‘s for Pliintitt‘.
First publication March l-‘zth. 133*.
I ’ ‘
Sheriff 5 Sale. .
In the Distrii-t Court. holding turms at Port
Townsend, Washington Territory.
CHARLES .\l. BlunsltAw. Pluintifl‘. '
rs. - No. “II
t‘.‘ J. Saw n. 1,, executor of tits 98-\
into at John Y. vacli. deceased
0: AL, dctt-ntlunts.
['nder and by virtue of an execution and de
crcu of fort‘t'lfistll‘fi tssuetl out of the District
Com-t of the Third .ludit-iztl District holding
icl’ltt! at Port Townsend. nu the 11th day or
Fnbruztry. lfix‘. in tht‘ uhovu Llllilled tuslioti
tvltvreitt t‘hu-lvs M. Bradshaw the abut-c mttnetl
pluiutiti‘olitnincd at judgment and decru? again-t
t‘. .1. Sum" o-xucutor or "II: «state of John Y.
fowoll (int-eased. on tha 7th day of February
Hut] uni cumumudecl to scil full that. certain
pint-e ur Darrel ut lftnd lyitl: and being It or tit-nr
i't'nn‘s l‘nvo. in the County of Island, Washikg
tmt Torritory.:ltnlcontaining elm hundred and
sirztyurros ut lunxl. the mum In tut; tln- donntinn
t-iuint patentod by the Government of the
l'uittnl Status. in ('lnrissn linthnwny. \vim uf
Eli ilztthnwnv. and bounded on the .\"urth by
lands belonging to schoola. on the l-lnnt. by lands
of J. it. .\luntgmuery. on the South by laudt of
.\itnnti Hunt-wk. and on the West by school
iumlsnuui other lands. tngfithnr with All and tin
gulnr litt‘. tunetneut', heredimmcnts and appur-
Il'tlzlllt't“ then-unto liq-longing. or in anywis.
tuttwrtniutug.
Native in lu-rehy given that. on Friday. tlta
llith Ilnv nt' Mart-it. 188'}. nt ll) (i’t‘inck a. In. of
that day. at ‘iw door of the rottrt-hnnsn in the
ton“ of t'uukwille. in the county of Island.
Territory nl' \ ':::~hin,-:Lon, 1 win in ulmdtnnce to
5 ml execution and decree of fort-lotun- :cll tlm
utiun- desert-ed DI‘U’CHV‘ or so mttrh thereof as
may he no-tcsunry In satisfv plaintifls judgment
with inter-st, thereon an?! casts and men-used
costs, to the highest biddc-r fur cash at public
auction. ' J C. POW'llg
slicritfot' islntnlcnttnt)‘. Wmhinwon Territory.
ntunsluw it Suns. Att‘yu for Fluintifl. '
February ts. 1588-111
Notice for Publicttton.
l'srren SrA-rzs LAN" Orrtcz. I
Seattle. W. 'l‘.. December at. 1581 i
Smiu- ii hnrvhy given that, in compliunrewith
t!..- ‘..—mim-ns "(tho Act ut’ (‘uuzn-rt- nppmt‘ed
Jilllt' It. IHTN‘. untitled "An .\(‘t for the ml:- at
'l‘itziln-r Lamb in the Stun-s of t‘nltfurnia. Urn-gnu.
No-nnin. :tud \Vashingtnn Territory." June (7.
lh-lnut: at Port lbtscova. ('mznty i t' thrvrann.
Sum: (or 'l‘cn'itun') of Washington, htt- this «lay
filfll in thi.~ nil‘itt- his sworn stutrtnPnt. No. 27m,
tor Ihtl pun-h ‘se 0! the .\orlhwr:t u, uf surth-
Otht ‘3 n! Scrtt in So. 3:. in I‘.)\\'llshlp .\'o. 29. N.
Range .\‘o. t \Vvst. and will hirer proof to ~~huw 1
thatthe lamul sought is more valuable fur its;
timber or mine than {or ngticttitmnl purposes. i
amt to establish ln-r claim tn mid and i‘.-fore;
the Register and lipcelu-r (.f thi> omn- at Sent- ‘
116. King: Co . \V. 'l‘.. on \Vctluesdny the “lit thy
of March .lfi~B. 3
She names :is witnersos:
itichtmi Delunty of Port Dismt‘t-ry. Jeni-ram:
Co . W. 'i‘. ‘
Culutnhu- Pitts.of Port Disrnt'cry Jefl'ers n
Lo. W. 'l‘.
John .\lournu of Port Dingo-wry. Jcfl'grsnn Cm,
W. T.
wil'it‘rt‘y Met-l: of Port Disrnt't-ry. Jt-tt'vrson (50..
Any and ttll‘remons r 1 :int‘ug adversely tltu
aborc4kwcrihe lands are rvqm'sted to til" their
' claim~ in this otfice on m- lx-tnre maid Nth day a!
' mm" M" .tonx Y OflmDER
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T-‘ ‘.‘L‘fffigfigfiisfi 'fi-r:£3,.17;.~.7’_7.
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322,. - Eb»? >2; v .-->, H blues Damhulf 1.1 7 m 10 Davs
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3 3 :‘75: 5;-'.;115. .:1 ,3}: '5. I: ~ $731.. . -‘\~ . . o
. ..-?:.—->,~-.,,,. E: 3‘ .3155»-.. --~., Nxce Dressxng for The Haxr
_‘fé‘f 33-573? "7:. —. "~ ' “3’54". .. . 1.5 .. ..5- 2. ..- r 51-. Wt.
K 25 §%§3” 5'3. 1155. i"""
5 ' “$54“. "'. ._r'l‘ “"-‘s".“_~¥- 525.: .hf ..: '23“: "r - Lam see
133$“I‘herc are Nu l’uisnuousz Hulstant‘t-s in it whalemr, and it can be used
withnut datum-r 'm the hair nr swig». FOR SALE BX ALL DHUGGISTS.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle. :55" DISCOCNT I'o THE TRADE
WILLIAM KORTER,
Port Townsend, Wash. Terr. .‘lanul'au-luror and Proprietor
HENRY Laxznh i'.-rs. :4. n. ”11.1.. \ ire-rues. K. t . HILL. C‘BDIEI.
01" PORT '."OWNSEND, IV. T.
Authorlzed Capltal, ~ $200,000
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Deposits receiver] sub/wt in Sight draft or check
nasty LOA‘SICD us APPBIDVEID HEt‘l‘vlll’l‘lFs.
Collections mmiu and prom-ML: prmnptly rumitteilpn (lay of collection
Sight and 'l‘uls-gmphic (licliflhgu payalilu in all the principal cities of tho
United Status urzd Eurupu.
CORRESP')‘. DENTS:—wl.«.,::l.,o.\’—Thu Anglo Californian Bank (Limited),
BERLIN—(h-hndnr Mayor: Nz-zw YunH-—-'l‘hu Hmmwr National bunk; Sn
Fmscxsou—~T)w Anglo-_L‘ziliforniuu Bank (Limited); PORTLAND, 011., The
First National Bank; '\ lCTu‘iiL'... B. (3., Bank uf British Columbia; IIALIPAX
Vow. SCUTIA. The Bank of British North Aim-rim; Hong Kong, Tho Chm
‘ored Baal, of India. Australia and China.
Agents [or the Anwricuu .'Uni lie-l Star Line cf Stilzimships. Ticket.
for salc to and from all ;:::r!~ u! i-Inrnpr-. ‘
a“ We have a vam'n ?l!:\l cunniuuiinus Vania. xvi-uni we will receive W.-
uablea on storuyo at modvmtn- vi-urgus.
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Sprmg‘ Announcements.
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JAMES JONES,
Cash Grocer.
Upguu-ile (‘.ctxnu Hotel. ___o._- Head 0! Union Wharf.
Port Townbend. - - ‘l‘]. T.
Draler in all kinds of
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Grocenes, Llquors, Tobacco,
C;gars.Produce.
STATIONERY, SCHUUL BUOhS. CUTLERY AND NOTIONS.
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ALSO AGENT FOR THE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIP LINES
All
8:111 g 'Vinter service from Hallifax.
Dominion -
. \Vhito Star. from New York. Inmnn, from New York. Cunard,
from New Karl; or Boston. Guion. from New York. .
Anchor, from New York. _
WTICKETS sanTo .\LL mars OF EUROPE, CHINA AND JAPAN, ALSO'PREPAID
Orders on any point in Europe to Port Townsend, or any other point in
United Statcs or Canada.
REa'éiL ESSfiéiC-Cfi BGUQHT KNE 813-3323
iWSuMm'iplinns recon“. fr: all pup-rs. and [writ-died published in the United
States or Europe at pnl‘li: hers prices. Km .flfiflwt
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; Gent’s Furnishing (£99lng
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