Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], April 05, 1888, Image 3

About Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, Jefferson County, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1???

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‘ (leery: ~:-r:«i‘. is to ere-J as building
! (ON a". 8.231), on [La am wall from
’ John ‘ Alcllzlluu of Tue-Jmu pllssL-d
‘bruugll ~ 5.1;! (:11 his way to the islands.
' Cul v 11" ‘x‘I'ULI in: "[N‘UL‘J nu ollicc
an l . 4 .l 1‘ l' u" agricultural implemt‘ub‘,
i'l a ~. bu ling I.:xt dun tn the
cllclufil‘. 41:51:.
P;- .r, li>'_~l‘,=.;u will upeu his musical
Cum“ 1,:. a; in this cily on Salurdazy.
the 71.. .u-;r.
Du l! -'.':m ufl‘em a bargain in a
88 Idle Lorie.
Th 9 I'l ungal has been dotuiuei be
you-V1 bar naum tum today.
Postm'mtor McNamara. \vlm has
been iulzspoaed for sen-ml days, is
gettmg around again.
Ova‘zz-n Amun—Dr. Spam-er C.
Dovau. whu has been in charged!"
the U. 8. Marina Hospital at this
glass {\2l' the past three years, has
eau unluwd to report. for duty at u
quaruuiauu station in (icorgiu. kin:
.nccessur will be Dr. (Herman who
.01895 from Key Went. Florida. Wu
It. sorry to 105;) Dr. Duvun, and
have he may return.
Mr}. L. H. Uays has pnrchmed four
Mug)“; lots back of Maple Avenue,
ht 81,200.
Coimado people are buuming Judge
Cool-y for chic! juxticu :.nl:cceedti.e
lute Multisou K. 111-Jaw.
The drama That: is evidently out
powiug other papers. Success to it.
From Friday’s nails.
Samusi 'l‘rouhuhu of Old Tacoma Is in
town.
Tho Anderson came in from Seuktle
.4 who puns this morning in place of
Edith.
Tmsbulm‘l pilu driver began work
Oi. awning, to drive about. a hundred
3:100 in Quincy streo‘ wharf.
“.*anguju|ry" is :1 good word in name
as”. but an objact to it; being used to
bail). citiseua of Putt Tuwueond. It
uvom too much of the prize riug. Mr.
10311, correct your Vucnbulary.
'l'e whom did the Judge rate: when he
“ii In had been informed of olficial
suck-due“ in Jefl'arsuu count)?
What county ofiioiul: have been collect
hg illegal fees? We had not heard the
breath of suspicion before.
Liquor licenses in Jefferson euunty.
aulside the limits of Port Townsend will
upiro un Hominy next. The com
nluionets will meet on that day to con
lide: npplicntiona for renewals.
Out «fly is faulty in being puurly laid
onl. We have no alleys through blocks.
Ind as a conuquence all business houses
live to receive their supplies through
toll dooh, littering up sidewalks and
until: ondloas Inconvenieuce.
“B. a. L j." in the Call has batj of
“wants in favor of Columbia for the
"v state—all good enough in their way.
Int not half unfiicieut to warrant laying
file grand old aims of Washington aside
b! one more remote, and that does not
In: as much to our nation.
Thoro in altogether too much Work for
one judge in this judxcial district. At
Ila present term in this city more is ap-
Wk tau much hurry ‘0 do justice to
litigants; and besides, it is likely that
important business WI“ have to go over
to next term. This is no new complaint,
I: it has hoen a growing evil for years.
~ flame of the oflicers of the revenue
cutter Woleou have been kindly inter
. Ling themsehes in an effort tn secure
honey enough to build a Congregational
Church in Port Angeles. It is under
ltood that the Congregationalism will
hunish SSOO. Quito 1: sum has already
hen subscribed. to be paid over to
Sam. Wm. Ball at Port Annalee on or
before April 15th. A good move.
W. C. ’.l‘. U.—~Tboro will be a par~
lo: meeting of the \V. C. T. U. a! the
home of hire. 0. S. Jackman, Wod—
neaday, April 4th, at 2:30 p. 111.
Mrs. Stork of Olympia ls visiting
her sister. Mrs. Jackman. in this city.
Mr. Baldwin, agent for the "New
York Life Insurance Company,” is in
town.
Edward Pachon. tried for smuggling.
was muviczed and sentenced to eleven
months in tha penitentiary at McNeil’a
island.
Fred. Brockway, for assauit with a
deadly weapon, was fined SIOO and costs.
This was a case that had been carried to
the supreme court on appeal. and re.
mandod for new trial.
The jury in case of .\.{cAlmoud Vs
W-m was éontimlcd to next
ban. for a new trial, the jury having
fiisngrcsfl. This is a case when: plain
fifl brough‘ suit In recover on anum
given :n part payment on the achconer
Chunpion subsequently wrecked. A
disunte arose over the question of in
nuance. that being part of the bargain
.Id gousideratiou.
hatch 29tb—Arrived—Am ship Geo.
D. Manson. Moss, for 'l‘acama, in tow 0t
hil’iuneer.
Hue. Kliokitat went to sea in tow of
In: Golzah.
Am. ship Richard 111. Mclntyre. is re—
porbd in me strait: ‘
Am. Ibip Bed 0:03: went to (jumble
fili- morning.
Ship Milvertou has finished taking her
urge 02 when! at Tacoma.
Passengers per steamer Libby: Mrs.
Adm East Sound; John Rwd,Jamea
Doyle. Fridny Harbor A1g0.60 tons
J produce fox Waterman & Kalz.
The Aucau brought u large lot of furs
hon aha north—wart being those nude:
Salaam from the schooners mind in
Nashua waters.
Oregon prohibitionists have nomi
lltod Prof. Miller for Congress.
. Work will be cummoncod within
uxti (has on Port Townsend’s gas
wors. 'hus we boom.
Now consignment of Japanese
Food: at auction in Hasting’s store,
ad of Union wharf. Fans screens
ud China, at auction
The steam schooner Leo. is in the
tutor, laden with lumber and met-
Ihan iisa from Seuizie for Alaska.
What is wrung in our mercantils
mac-ninety when vessels go past our
doorn to Seattle for buppiias of this
kind?
_ Among the real estate transac—
uoni yesterday was the transfer by
.bed 0! the Hussy addition to Port;
Tmmm-nll. Cumimng nf 22 up:
from Mari-n .\. PJXLIB «vi .llinunnp->~
li~‘. m Alb-n Wrir. Consideration
smuun, ‘
11:11:4201150ufDr. Viki! of Port An
gm.— uccusul (-f unprofeqinnul or
malpractice. the grand jury found
the nominal lniuxuelru. Mu thurufnre
-,u.¢.~ {urih fully \‘iudicumd. The
Uu'tul‘ has burn wan-akin" many
scars. and to Luna u cluufi uu his
übgfiity was quite uuuauul.
Eton: Balm-nave nail:-
Five 52:13.: is u. not?) aim“ court Icm)
[fur Port 'I‘HWLM‘LIX w: we “1- nuly lva
in“; court session; in a )car.
‘ Theluld fibula”: Luildiug, bzlouging
:tu (ht- Sturrctt. lucutul nu \Vasbiugtou
she -I, :s Lawmg a. :.-;\'. inundation placed
under xt. uni A 5 bum; titlzng up gener
ully fa»: Lllaihxa‘ [lmp-mes.
Imp:u‘.‘cm;nl=‘ arc going on In all di~
1: utmm. It Ls :ilfu ‘uz :33 that more
new buddings uA“ be. crucial in Port
Pam and during the mount _\«-:xr thu
Jurix-g any mo pu-vmus years in the
cxistuuc: h: {Em tawn.
i): .\. Xi. (Hannah. 0! Key West, Flor
“in, will be Dr. Dt-vnu'u suchssnr iu
clmrgo ut the marine magma here. The
luttcr “31] start nu \Yudquay fur
Wax‘uiugtou, D. C., from wbcucu hc “ill
proceed to his new post; of duty at n‘upw
10, near Savannah, Georgia.
Iw.» more lots in tho Ilussey anitiuu
were LL] .\‘cswrduy. Work in now going
on u: ‘ Ding Lb: streuts, and it" you want
to invest xu u lot you will be shown
81'0th with alucz-ity. Easy terms will
be aflbrded to than; \sith small menus.
and intending purcimscrs tu get. the
bum-tit of low [um-es must speak up
quiCk.
The check has been received from the
A. U. U. W. for Mrs. Korlcr. $2.000,
dcmh benefit {or the late Wm. Kurterw
sixteau days uflcr his death. The
Unitul Wcrkuiuu pay promptly, and
5111)“? by \buir duals [but tbcyuro all
that is claimed for them. In aiding the
widows and (auburn-5:5 they are is most
commuudnbic institutiuu.
A sailor fell 01!" the wharf near Hum’s
hotel last night. nu mu m the water
nearly half an hour befum Lciug rus
cued. qually a hunt was rent to the
poor {allow from the cuitur \Volc M, and
he was gotten up an Uuiou wbur.‘ where
he was rolled on a bzurcl and u part of
the bay pumped on: of him. and h:- was
finally restoreJ to cuusciuusuuss. Dr.
Willisuu was in uneuduuca.
Capt. E. Nelson, who was here last
September in mmmuud u! the Le Nor
wegian bark Alert. hue been appointed
Sweelmh und Nat-Haunt!) cuusui at San
Diego, Cal. The AIL-it. true to her
name, made the quickest mu [ruin here
to San Diego ever made byu sailing
veflsel. and wn ll‘cdlct thut liar gallant
mastur will give every satisfaction in his
new official capacity. Cupt. and Mrs.
Nelson have many friends in this City.
Isn‘t it about timu for the republi
can party of Jefferson county to be
issuing its call for primaries and
county euuveution?
j Capl.Roederis üboul to enlarge the
output of stone at the Uhuokuuut quar
ry. 110 is hiring muuy new men and
says he will 3001) put in machinery that
will materially chenpeu the alone so
that it will be nearly as cheap as brick
can be made.
Seattle 15 having asurfcit of crime.
One J. T. Hughes had his throat out by
‘his friend(?) Genrge Fulsom uu Thurs
day last. This with Hummela murder
of Michaelsun and other events recently
seem to look like something deipcrnte
must be done soon.
i Tho officers of the Seattle West Shore
R. B. say that they will put ounvery
heavy force of men to shah and grade
the road from Snobumiuh to the boun
dary line. The bridge at Snohomxsh
will be pushed to oumpletxou and than
the null will be laid on the whole line.
Disgust over the action of the M. E.‘
conference in the university matter is by
no means confined to persons not mem
bers of that denomination. One minis~
ter. a member of the Couloreuce, writes
that he wishes some bold intrepid spirit
might go to General Conference to
“show up the iniquity ot the whole bu
siness." [lo feels himself and his brother
ministers disgraced. Others urite and
spenk m the strongest terms of disap
probation —some using stronger lan
guage than the Axons has over em
ployed. The church paper. which
should have taken a. stand long ago for
right. and should have been a leader for
ithe church in right: doing. has been
lstrangely silent, its editor probably de
siring promotion, and being ntrnid 0t
nntagt-nisms. Whether or not the con
ference has sufficient n! the rim of rug
god honed) to rectify its mistake- and
vindicate its uluims '.o honor, is a prob—
-19.1: which a Veiy few months will solve.
'l‘hus fur not one has been bold enough,
since the first outburst utter the last
conferon'co session. to attempt a public
defense or the iniquitous course by
which Port Townsend has been defraud
ed 0! even 3 semblance of justice.
Charges 0. the most serious kind have
been freely made. and um: discussion
challenged—nut. in any spirit of wrung
ling. but to ellicil any defense that couid
Ipossibly be made. Members of the
‘conferonce who acted with the majority
have evidently pretered to preserve
silence and trust to public leniency for
the matter to "blow Liver." In some
cases siience is discreet, but in this in
stance it is cowardly.
So many reports about a proposed
3313 of the Seattle. Lats Shore & Ens!-
eru railroad having gained currency
Judge Burke has thought prcp'ér to tell
a Seauie repurtcr that the-m‘a mum: in'
it. He any; the enterprise will nut stop
ehn‘tof arull rlndged tmuwomineutul
Jami
Iron: Honda". .311).
April.
Real estate buum
Mr. Fred Terry arrived home this
morning.
Most all those who came "11-courting"
have gone home.
It‘s fashionable to buy lots in the
Hu<sey '.lditiau then G .ya.
TWU . . wk: Lin .2 tbs Hussey Bidi—
tion, 931-} an : 4:31:16}:
2:123. J. A. blah: «.1 Pan Discowry
Arrived in tu‘zn hid-new.
Mr. \vm. Busby. on. or our Itiniug
‘yonng painters, is out with u advortiw
hunt in today'a mm.
Pnsfmaifer McNamara nml mfe {:0
today for a hip over '.he Lihm's route
. from bcz-c- tn W!~r.tcom and back.
3 The Loan: i< "on" ht Angz‘JGS
3 ngam. and "on" a! {.‘rescm Buy. 50
t says rumor.
John W. Tray ”turned home to Dun
gezmzs 2: day. as?!” having mic-bled
[sun-21.2 Lawn sin-3(- lus: fail.
It”; Hastipgzes aw Lay-u; quue .-.
51“ pr lam} surteycd and platted uu
tLe 'G’cah‘ru side of their duuutiun claim.
A. W. Bush arrival Sumnhy from
\thllz; Isiu‘u-l, with u baud 0f line mm
tuu .‘hcep {mm his Oak Harbor farm, for
Coleman & Co.
Sbmfl' 512096}:th left this murmugwitb
{Mac in: 11ers for Wulh Wuliu, where
hwy \VLH he ounfiou Iu ibe haw tcrn
torial penitentiary.
Captain L ‘l’ClH-écu u!“ chnim came to
{awn u (cw dhya‘ age» to purcbusu lumber
fur a «hm-Hing [100:9 whack: be u..d
Captain And raw Abernathy llft' übuut to
mock there.
Pettygru’u‘l: 5; Cu. received per steamer
Dispatch this morning. from the can,
one car luml [2sd Cum-:5) of coal oil, mak—
flvu car loud: uf coal oil which Hmt firm
has huudlud in eleven munths.
Munrs. Vinturznnn & Kutz are ndwr
tizing thmr lirct stuck of this spring':
gouds LlH'L‘lt from the cast. The sum-Ur
mcmhvr of thc tirm Is purchzbin: u
nmnim rth stack, illlzl Will have the name
speedilyon tLe market here. including
mam; novelties and unusual attractions.
The Wuinen‘s Auxiliary to the Y. M,
U. A. haw decided to get up an (gator
supper for the hcncfitol‘ that institution
"to raise funds for its current expenses.
The supper will bu given at the hall on
Friday evening ncxt. No admission fee
will he changed. but oysters Will bi sold
at 'ls cents a plate.
Frank Clapp received a dispatch this
morning from Capt. Hanson in com
mand uf his echuoner Granger, saying
thu eel-ling llcct had arrived at Real:
Buy with the catch for their first cruise.
The Granger had 195 skins. being over
double the number taken by any other
fichuuncr. The Granger is entitled to
the broom.
Rev. J. N. Deniwn announced at tho
Methodiat church last evening that on
next Sabbath morning he would begin a
series of eermons on "The evidences
of Christianity.” It is expt’cldd that
thew sermons will be specially interest.
lug—Coming from such an able, careful
and highly educated pulpit orator.
Both the Methodist and Presbyterian
CuUI'CiJCJ wore crowded full last evening.
these being special E 8318! uervices at
each. Both were tastefully decorated,
audthu programmes Ware quite inter
esting. Grand anthems swielled upon
tho owning air, and the: sermons were
not oul; appropriate to the oceasiou but
inspiring.
The Cult perpetrated the best April
tool joke that has agaitatnd the riaibles
of Port Townsend for years. In its
Saturday iaauo there was a flaming ac
count of a party of distinguiahed visitors,
including several senators, President
Hill ot the Hanitoba R.l{. 00., and
Dan. Lamont. President Cleveland’s
private secretary, who had arrived in 39-
little, and would visit Port Townsendi
yesterday. A number of prominent!
democratic office-holders and politiciausfl
including the chairman of the County?
committee. the sherifi', customl officials
and others. hurried around to make ar-i
rnn'gements for areception. Alter a
time someone remarked about the list of}
April. when there wasa guhd denlof‘
protesting that they knew it was a john
all the time. a
German bark Melnsiue arrived yesler
day morning, and proceeded to Tacoma
to load lumber.
Bark Canada arrived this morning, In
tug Tacoma, from 'Fn’sco. Lands lum
ber at Tacoma.
Captain Elli: has sold his little steam
or Helen to Captain J. 'l‘. Pratt. of (he
geodetic survey, for the governmm, to
take the place of the launch. Fuca,
which was swamped and lost last fall.
Uupluin Ellis received 83000 (or the
Helen.
Hull Brothers, of Port Blakely, are
completing and will luunch in a few
days a schooner of the sumo dimensions
of the recently launched Fred E. Sunder.
The new schooner is being built {or the
Shoal Water Bay will company, and will
be christened the James M. Colman.
On the Dispatch [o—day werea
large number of passengers for Cla—
lam—includiug Sheriff Morse, .3.
Troy, M. Fleming, Joe. Brown, jr.,
J W. Troy, Capt. Lorensen, and
several 0111011
From Tue-day's Balls.
The boys are going worganize a
brass band:
The poundmaster 13 after all stray
dug-i.
A school house is to be erected at.
Hadlock.
Messrs. J. E. Belyea and S. Had
lock. of Hadlock, were in town yes
terdny.
Three more lots in the Hussey
addition sold yesterday. They are
again like hot cakes.
Dr. Draper. representing R. T.
Williams & (30., of Victoria, is in
town,canvassing for advertisements
for a British Columbia directory.
A rumpus and fisticufi‘ at. the cns-I
tom house yesterday rather indi—
cutos that the brethren them do not
always dwell together in harmony.
The county commissioners will be
petitioned at their Hay meetingto
authorize a road to connect with the
Discovery lulmid roud.m'oidiug the
blufi' or beach between Woodmun’s
and the hand of Discovery bay.
Capt. Thea. Frazer piloted the
German bark Melusme up the awaits.
and performed such good service Luat
the master paid him $lO extra.
.Cnpt. Frazer has been successfully
engaged in 1 ilotiug for a good while
Owing to the insufficient appropri—
ation for expenses, it has been found
necessary to reduce the customs
force, and accordingly Inspectors
Luther, Day. J ones and Boyd have
been relieved for the present. It Is
no refleckion whatever on the official
conduct I thus: ;.;c:2l2a-xneu, and they
xvii! doubtlu'fi‘ !:-‘- ruézactutod if they
SJ desire wme the next tiacul year
‘bcgins. Juua lst.
Cyan-r hummr at “-0 Y. ii. \I :1. Eiuz':
on Funds, evening. Save up your up
petibe, and fill up.
1 From Wen RCSCBI'B nails.
‘ Haverl "a ruins? rOl3 tonight.
)
! ”:l's my] our; 1121 H. Livemore‘s. *
2 Go to Comgnn'a fur best tmlor-made
‘ clothing,
Gcl our 35m “morn-J for flu) min
)
. sin-1:1 tonight.
3 Land smcumnuu Leif-illmuts is u -
I . P
lpn-ucbihg a craze.
Urz‘aamukiug at mu Icaédcncc of Mrs.
8:1}, Bishop‘s Outings. *
Judge Jmnca G. Swain arrival home
(tum Victoriu )cutmduy.
There an: :xbum 365 men employ ed at
th: Tacoma m.“ \yhxie It ia running day
and night.
Republicans in Tat-amt] are going to
make a square party fight m the coming
cit) election.
Cull m M 235 Harrison’s. Mch'dy
black, fur the latest m mxlhns-ry. ‘1"
Mr. W. U. U. Learned has sold hulls
block of land in tuwu and buught 4:)
acres twu or three milua uul.
Tue Le-v Japanese atum in liusfiugs‘
building is quite an attraction.
Messrs. Wood & Learned are proving
themselves u live real eslutu firm. Tin,-
senior member is: now in Angtrlu‘fl.
Call at Mrs.- Collglll’s for latest
novelties 1n uprmg luxllmery. -"r‘
The Amine agency 11;»- u aph‘lnhd bran
new bargain in n water from Luann“:
lot. Can be had ft): $6.000 —-hul{ 0331:.
Mr. Norris. formcriy reporter fur Se
attle and Tacoma papers has stark-(1n
new publiamion iu the Inner citx, du
votcd to real estate.
Miss Harrison’s milliucry store in
well stocked with Hn: lam-5L $3105 in
that line. ‘ *
The Jefl'crsou county repubixcuu cun
trnl Committee has hcv-n «mum! to but"
in this city on Muudny mxt, tu prepare
for the coming campaign.
It is extremely unfortunate In: public
interests that the custuzns force in xlus
district has to be reduced in numbers
and thereby cripple its tfliciouz-y.
Largest display of [mt-z evcr lmrught
to Port Tuwnsend —~nt Livmmnn-‘s. "
Miss 11. Larson, Fashionable Cloak
and Huntle Maker; Cluuks altered nc
cording to 51er Residence at Mr. G.
\V. Flinl's, next to Presbyterian
church. *
The Juvenile Opt-rave. hndn fuir
sized and very appreciative audience
last evening,on the occasion of their
rendition of Llikudo. The fully sus
tained their reputation.
Miss Harrison’s new stock of
spring milliuery includes the lutpst
Luster!) styles of hats, “mom: which
we may mention the “Duvzusi
Turban.” “Monitor,” “Torpedo."
“Theresiue” and "Fairmouut." Call
on her, McCurdy block. *
Our artiela on shipping, publishsd
yesterday, shows that Tacoma did ul
mnst as large a human dunug the
mouth of March as I.]! olhor puma no the
Sound put together.
fl 8. Smith of Purilmsdis Zouking
around {he Puynllup val'c-y with :x View
of erecting pottery Works. If he will
come to Port Townsend we will show
him flue clay for such purpuea
Remember Livenmre’s. near post
ofiice. for Baozs and Shoes, flats or
Caps. _ t
Dr. Miaklur arrived home this mam
ing from Seattle. He any»: Hwy nu
buoming things up than: quderluMHe
and tlm: they have many kind wurds fur
Purl 'l'nwusend.
Ou BMurdny lmt the Oregnniuu was
printed fur the the: time from stem;-
type plutea. It also celebrates the
memorable event. by donning A complete
new dress of types.
Mrs. Cougill’s, next door to Bour
land’s. is where you get. your
money's worth in the line of mil—
linery. *
Mm. B. S. Pettygrove. who has been in
poor health (or a long time, and who is
not improving, will probably start fur
California this week, in hopes of receiv
ing benefit from n southern chmntc.
Fresh oys(ers at the Saddle Ruck
Restaurant! In any style for 25 cents a
dish; also.» good board for 34.00 per
week. *
‘ {ln Fred. Hejgntc. reprgseuting R.
IL. Polk St 00., publishers of Pulk'fi Pn
jcifio Coast Direclury, is in town. Thai
lcompa-y i: preparing to issue a much
larger edition of its directory this year.
Olympia editors are qunrrcliim river
the momentous question na to which
one’n oflice bible is most worn. They
me the bible. you know. to hurl n: the
devil’s head when he maku “pi." R‘s
hnnaier than n bricklml. and half 50 up:
to have fatal result;
Mr. E. H. Palmer of P4lmcr & Ray,
Port-laud and. San Frunciwn. i; in lawn,
having passed thwarts in Victnriu
While hem Mr. Primer kink an nrécr fur
the Amos. and fur a. ramificm‘uin ad
dim"; in our job :ifiice. “'0 must keep
up with the pr::cesaion.
It is not the “Presbyterian General
Assembly." but the Presbytary of Puget‘
bound,of which Rev. B. B. Delworth
is Moderator. that will most in Elleua?
burg on the 12th of April. Tho Gener
al Assembly of the Presbyterian church
in the United States of America will
meet in Philadelphia on June 17th and
celebrate the centennial of its organizn
tiou. It will be joined in thou cere
moniea by the Southern Presbyterian
lohm-chin tho United States, Ind will
will continue its ceremonies to June lot.
\IBBB.
Mr. J. E. Bolyes of Hndlock, hns‘
purchased an eligible block of land
from Ben. Pettygrovo. in the valley,
and will erect n maiden“ more.
Acaroghr's jury held 3:: inqnsz an
the body 01‘ Sailor Shipmtn of the liup
Silverdnle a; Port Discovery Saint-day.
Deceased had fallen from between decks
to the lower hold, a distance of nineteen
feet and six inches, which produced
among othet injuries concussion of tha
1 brain. as shown by the pout-marten).
alumnus sous. ‘
April 3d—Lrn'ved—Sbipa Blue Jacket ;
from 'Friaco. Cyrus Wakefield from He
attle, coal laden; bktno.Wrestler. from
Santa Batban. goes to Utsalady for
lumbar.
April 4'll—A7'Tivz"3 1153229 “uni-Im,
from ’Fliscu. fur Hmzaiu ’m 103.: um};
ships Ivanhnu, :‘mm 'E'risrn}, slime. (.3. 15.
Sczzrgeam. Fame. .JPEVYTCUH, in ‘.nw Tr;-
cwma. ‘.ofidel with when: frnm Tm: :zzz..
i'i‘t-mplur. in tow Mogul. Ina-deg} thl;
cum troll Bennie. Cobum, from 'Ftiscu,
it)”; Emerald. same, bktno. Sheet. from
'ano. punt! up.
l A merchant ‘ny t'un name of Corti
tgnn in this. city 533:: ho wants {u my
unnnco to his customers and the
public ginornily 1!le ‘uia spring
muck univml l-y thv Umulilla. It. in~
('ludos tlm lulest designs for tho sm—
b‘un, ou if you want to bu up w llw
latest style you must "catch on"
whilv there is u gun] show. A brie-1'
ra‘erczzoe to his anlvrrliminem. and
to :his iéom. may ibciino )011 l; in
\':;;:ig.';:c, but uuzlfiug short of :2
careful inspdctiuu of [he goods will
satisfy you fully. Call on Mr. Cor--
rigau for particulars.
Mr. Brndzhnw has been tn Seattle.
Land in me Brndahuw tract is now
chd at SIOO an acre.
The :‘uusL‘s agency has some excellent
Lun- [rap-rty m-ur Putt anusend for
:ah- at 575.1“ mm.
TLC. Vaankkz-k-n his, aluugside of
Capt. deLi-un’a ns'mlcme. are being on.
chisel by :1 mm. and substnuiini fence.
Gen. T 3110: 113-1 hue-1.3525011 S. A.
Wbcelrigbt (£5 M-uruihry u? the Tacuum
Chamber of Cummercc, the !mtcr hav
ing resigned.
Alia. Dxigs writvigasturduy muming
morning: from i'riday Harlot. on her
way to Duugcuess to visit friends. She
will go from {how to Sezime.
Gnnlnrr Jnmvs Smiil: of this city has
sent samples 0! flawem and plants from
his ghrdl‘n, iu nus: er to )qulll’il'a about
what our climate and soil are capable of
producing. Quit: an (Hectivc object
lesson.
Enemy will do nlmnst nnvt‘uiug. but
it (“Hunt cxist if the. bin-JG is impurn
and moves sluggisbly in the veins.
There is nothing so unud for cleansing
the blood and 11157.! in}: energy [to t_l;e
eaten: as Ayn-‘5 :iarsupurillu. Price :1.
Six bottles, 35. Funk! by druggists.
Alivn Fletcher bought ”H‘Cd acres of
land two weeks “so near the Dinc-rvcry
road, from Mrs. We‘ulmr, at SIOO an acre.
Sinai.- then he. rl’fu>t‘ll 3150 :m ucro. and
is now clearing it and building a small
house. 'l‘bulucalim is that ohm uvul
plateau inward the crown of which the
H-isscy addition is silualcd. It is all
Within a few minutes‘ walk 0:' our
wharres, and null 500:1 be covered with
residences. 'l‘lil" Hu-ling:::additioc noeu
to l e placed on the market. isiu thesmue
I vii-inity.
Fishcrmen’s Rights.
TL“- !ullnwing is Judge Swan's letter
to SPHITIur Dnlph. It was read in the U.
S. :z‘l‘flle. nud priuu‘d as n nnscvllancous
document:
l’om' Towxssxn, WASH“ Mar. 7 ’B3.
SENATOR: I have the honor to in
form you of the arrival here of the
first vessel of the Gloucester, Masai.
fishing floet—tho schooner Mollie
.lldams, Captain Johnson, which 31'—
rive-d how on the 3:1 instant. This
vessel is owned by Capt. Solomon
JBCobs, Gloucester, who has tukon
command of her, and she sails today
on n scaling expedition from of? the
mouth of the Columbia. following
the bed north. Seals are reported
n; being unusually numerous this
season and are in myriads. Califor—
nia steamers report running through
one hand which extended 100 miles.
and the finals appourod to he as thick
as (buy could swim. ,Aftur tho swal—
iug season is; over the schooner will
engage In tho halibut and codfishory
and send their catch in ice to the
Eaa‘oru manhole. , _ > ,
Another of Captain Jacob's schoon—
ors. the ll'cbsln‘, will be here in
A pril. aml svwrul others will be here
thin season. Noxt your between fifty
and sixty vessels are expected, and
thy will he follmwd by others, and
within two yam-s a colony of several
hundred of them flslmrman will be
here to devolup the- wealth now dor
mant and hidden in our watersfi
Since I returned from Queen Char
lottos Islands, in 1883, I have per»
sistently urged on Professor Baird
the necessity of sending one of the
U. S. Fish Commission steamqs to
tho Pacific to develop our tisherius.
and short] before Professor Binrd’s
lamented {lent}: he wrote um that the
Albah'oss would be sent to our wu—
tors. and she is now on her way out.
These Gloucester fishermen will
render valuable assistance to Capt.
'szner. It is to the fishermen of
lGloucoster, Capo Cod. and tho coast
‘of Maine. that the U. 57. Fish Com
mission is largely indebted for much
of the valuable information respect
ibg tho Atlantic fisheries. which has
been published by that admirable
but-9m] of the Smithsonian Institu—
'tion
Hitherto no protection has been
given our Pncu'o tisl'ermen by our
Government. The treaty of 1818
dms not alludn to the Pacific must,
nor does thn pres! nt treaty, so fur (is
I um informi-d. make any provision
for or allusion to the fisharios of the
North Pacifiw. British Columbia
is. as it won, amdwiched betwaun
Washington and Alaska: our inn-r
sets are indentical. and at prawn:
the most harmoniou‘ and kindly [cul
ing exist between the people of Brit.
15h Columbiu and ourselves. Every
steamer for Alaska which ‘.nlms tho
wniers of British Conimbia, affording
a means of delightful roar-union lo
thousands of tourists. This kiu‘li'y
feeling should be encouraged. and
particularly in reference to our flab -
ermeu who wish to fish the waters of
iho coast from the Columbia to Alus~
a.
. But these New England fishermen
ask more than to fish along the coast:
Ihey wish to explore thu waters of
Behring Sea and the Arctic Ocean.
and to be permitten to taku any at
the products of the ocean in Amer
ican water: without the uunoyuuu
thay have bean subject-ed to far so
many ears on the Canadian 00115415
of the thpntic.» _
Ever since the lease of the t’riby
loy Islands to the Alaska Commot—
cial Company, that powerful monop
oly hail persistently docuived tho
Congrsss of the United States zunl
the American people by urrogunlly
asserting that. all the fur seals of the!
North Pacific Ocean.- Cuugrogato on.
the Islands of Saint Paul and Saint |
‘George, and that the imliscriminun :
‘sluughter of those hC‘dla‘ \voultl huuli‘
loxtermiuato the mac. Tho lath-Ii
lpart of this assertion is true. but tho |
:first, I assert, is a physical imp-Jasi~|
'bility. The seals of the North l’uci
fic, in countless myriads. could not,
by any process of thuir own, find
room on those two comparatively in‘
Significant islands. and I am prvpar»
ed to prove that. tho soutlwm seals. 1
from the Gulf of Tehuantepe-c fludl
Gulfofualffnrzzia. '.vhici. conm north
over; 5:11;. «a. tlil'u-r fr an tl;0 5-3;!-
of tl-o l’ri'ughg 14min. an i am. .-
"isaiil Ni?" -..'.1 that ;,:r-.wu;;. TL.- in
liirci'lldiflali‘ >l;it'."l2ti“l‘ of fur wait.
1:. <-(tll}' «lay. mi! thn £4}!qu u? .‘iiilsi‘b
Int-I'o, on this twist of L‘ltiiii, asml m;
the Benito laluuda of Lower Cali—
fornin, drove the seals away from-
habits. A pnid writr‘r of the com
pany. Henry W. l‘llliutt, in an other—
wise excellent monograph on the fur
seal islands of Alaska. boldly asserts
that the spills nf tleorill Pacific all
congregate on the l’ribylufl'lslunds.
He further asserts that those seals
have their pup; on land, and that if
u pup is thrown into tlm wan-I it can
not swim, but will sink llku a stone.
and takes me to task for assm‘ting
that tlm pups of the souls {alum at.
Cape Fluttery can swim us soon as
born and even when taken alive from
the mother's womb. *
In 1883 Iwas instructed by Pro—
fessor Biard to inVestigate the habits
of the fur seals and to make are
port thereon, which report may be
found in the Bulletin of the U. S.
Fish Commission (vol. 3. 1853. page
201). In that report I haveslmwn
my thirteen \‘.‘i.‘ne.~ses. some of them
(iovermnent otiicials. that the fur
seals of (Jaye Flattery do have their
pups in the water, on the kelp, and
at other places not yetdichVt-red,
and that the pups swim as soon as
born. this evidence as against Mr.
filliutt'.~unsupported. dogmatic as
sertion that the pups will sink likea
stone. Ilielieve that Mr. Elliott. is
correct so far as the seals of the
l’ribyiov Islands are concerned, and I
‘ linuW that lam correct so far as re -
lgards the seals of Cape Flatten; and
believing that lmth of us are correct.
it proves incontestahly tnat the seals
wh eh come from the south to Cape
Flattery differ in theirhahits from
those in Behring Sea.
These Eastern fishermen, knowing
the. value ufthe rooker'es, are desi
rous that the law protecting,' the‘
s-gls on the Pribylov Islands, as Well l
as the pruvisians of the lease. to the l
A'aska Commercial Company, should l
he rightly enforced. But they do not 1
b-lieve that the term "adjacent wa
t rs" named in that lease ever meant
or was intended to mean all the wa~
ters of the North Pacific Ocean. '
They believe that they, as Amer
ican citizens. have a right to fish
or hunt in the American waters
of Behring Sea, outside of 3 mauti
cal miles from any island or the
mainland of Alaska. They believe
that William H. Seward did not
purchase Alaska for the Alaska Gom
mcrcial Company, but. for the whole
nation. These fishermen from New
England demand as a right that
they be permitted to pursue their
honorable business in the American
waters of the North Paciiic, Behring
Sea, and the. Arctic without being
treated as criminals and hunted
down and seized and imprisoned by
the piratical revenue cutters of the
United States. at the diction and for
the sole benefit of the Alaska Com
mercial Company. These fishermen
already here and the colonies which
will be here next year with their
lleets of schooners. are of vastly
more importance to the American
nation than the monopoly of the
Alaska Commercial Company. And
they have requested me to address
you, finator, and other Senators,
respec ully asking you to kindly
look into this question and have it
ordered by the Treasury Department
that American citizens can take any
of th) products of the ocean outside
of 3 marine miles from any island in
Behring Sea or the coasts of the
mainland of Alaska.
Hilhvl‘to the Ollll‘flgt‘s arrogance
and assumption of the Alaska Uom~
uwn'iul Company has bean only mvt
hy foul-lo protests from merchants of
San Francisco and a few Portland
traders. But now a new order of
things it about being inaugurated.
An ‘uteiiigen! and valuable class of
New England fishermen are coming
here to reside among us and become
citizens of Oregon. Wushington, and
Alaska. They know their rights in
American cilizaus and they are deter
mined to haw their rights.
It is time that the farce played by
‘.lm Alaska Commercial Company was
ended and that the sorry sight of
American revenue cutters hunting
down our own citizens for the. bene~
fit of that huge monopoly should
forever cease.
I have given this subject careful
attention for many years, but have
had no occasion to take any part-icu£
lar intnrcst in it until now, and now
is the time to speak and act. These
determined, energetic fishermen of
New England am here and more
coming. All they ask is thei.r right
as American citizens to hunt and
fish in American waters outSldc 3
miles from land. Strictly enforce
the law prohibiting the taking of
seals on the Prihylov Islands: strict
ly enforce the law prohibiting tno
introduction of spirits or firearms
among Indians: but give the fisher~
men the right to develop the wealth
in our waters. encourage them to
make now discoveries. aid them in
every legal manner to pursue their
avocations. and they will prove a new
source of wealth to our Pacific States
and add to our population a now and
a most. desirable element. ,
I have had the honor, Senator. to
address Senator Mitchel and Senator
Sinndford upon this important ques
tion. and if there are any points on
which you would like further info!"
inn'ion, I siiuil esteem it an honor if
you will ildlll‘t‘fifi we. and I will givu
you all xln- information I possess. I
want to sun Behring 500 and Ali
American \vsitnrs open to American
fishermen, and I earnestly and re<
spuctfully solicit your kind consider
ation of the question.
I have the honor to be, Senator.
with areal respect, your most obedi
ent aorvunt, - ‘ ’
J AMI-:9 G. SWAN.
Hun. J 053?]! N. DOLPH,
Senator In Congress from Oregon.
Grenofals Sherman, Sheridan, How
anl and 'l‘c-rry am the only four men
now living wlm have personally re-
C‘ch‘ml tlzv thanks of the congress of
tho United Status.
The luto Chief~Justice Waite was
72 when he (lied. Justice Bradley is
75. Matthews 6}. Harlan 55, Blatch~
fun! 63. Gray 60, Field 72, Miller 72
and Lamar (33.
“We are all for proteclion. Ore
guu will hold a State convention in
April and adopt a protection plat
f--¥'."u. A guml many democrats in
Uri-gnu repudiate President Uleve~
lunzl‘s mamage and are strongly in
{moi- of protection. The Mills bill.
of 00111190, is ItinPrlyuppom-d. We
raiso in our Stutv 15.0%,!)(n) pounds
of wool, and to pm It on the free iisl
would paraliza the industry. We are
also opposed to President Cluveluud
because of his stand in regard to the
Rivor bill. He will be easily do
l‘enlv.?.”r~~[General J. B. Montgomery
of Punlniul.
Yr}. K-‘Pnrdy at Hm npcrn hnnse
rial-'l} t’s :3‘27 .‘L'R a.!\‘.-.L ~‘.:.".i 27;.
51:11."- {"').\T «:5 A limm-‘l :z-ngzéy m‘
Eudy li‘mv" :.I;H3urh;mk See-ding putar
: fur 5;?“ L 5: Hanna 5: EI:I::;m;Is
_. V-.- . V_»--
(“H .1: (h - s;“qu 34m; '3‘ l' ..- Egan’s
on 30 acres u.’ témher land on Quiz-meltl
peninsula.
.
3
Sherlfi“ 3 Sale.
[:11710 thu I (Hun h'vidiu-z larzus .n mum}.
\\:l-lxin-,;l(m, 'l‘.-r film}.
Juu‘.‘ ILS.\\D;.M~l:'~'. iL‘i‘éifl', Q
\‘s. - _'\4;. SJ.-
WILLMH 11. |.l.nu'l:x.x.\x l-Iwculm .nl !
[1:0 mun-(IS S. \V. II n'l.\'. due-5,;- r I,
rt .-.1.. lmru-mluu s
Umlc-r and by \izl-Io «if :m rxn‘utiun nnd ur
l dcr-H mlc- ism-«l uul of! u ”mm H" II”: nl
l Ill" Tlllrll vhillllitl l’3~".rivt 1v..1.1i .: Vurnl< :1!
} Smlllt‘. on Inn 15191 (i I_\' I)! {"t'iu'uurr h“. in II- -
‘ almwcutitle-vl m-tiuu “'ici‘t-i'v .lulln fl. Sun
l (lemon, Ill” plaiuziil‘. r---u\'-n.-:l j‘n|_:n't:l .m‘
fm't'lu-lll'v‘ nf t-n-rtzuu 11l «ILA: " in “h”-
l jzttlznu‘n tht- rule is nr can! ul‘ lln' {Li'iuznlu’
mortgaged pioiuiscs llntl i~ to my:
Mi at l \t tour (I) in sectim :wt-mytwu (£3l
and lots hnutl).l\\ot:3l, throat-Wu :uultuurlh in
section thirw (3'll. all in tuwmhi-n thitlyfluwc
(”1.501121 ltungemotzn I-Z si.:tmllu: f-itlx'tlHll
an (ion sewn (7).:mdl it fourthin ro-"t'tm illil‘)"
two (3:). and lots mm (1) and than: fill in sxt-tinn
Illit‘iy-uzu' «:11». all injluwnslt'p thirtyinw till».
Nunlt Range tlm-t- til) }::I~t, and th-. undivivlml
Our-hil {(5) of tin: puntlhufi quarter of thr-
H‘dfihl'afl quarter 0! arctinn thirteen ‘2l:} In“ It
ship (IN: North Range tuna} flu-t; I“ all tu'u‘
hundred uml tiny-revert ti'J) :1: re: in lrinni
('mtnly, W 1 .iugtuu Tml'itnry. xgaimt Willimu
11. Hum-l 3n :1: I'Xl'Clllt‘l‘ :md XIIZSU‘B of thdos-l
ta! 'n! S. W. HAN»; tlucnasmi. Peter Sin-Intirel
and U. l". ( (hpcr n! (lefumlmun In thP l'niled‘
States lli>triu (‘nurt fur the Third Judicial
Uisll'lrl :if \Vlbhil‘lfllntl Tc-I'rnnry. on Ih-- zlltli
day of lwlir i:|-_\ A l) lixw‘. tar :lm sum at two
thournnd nu- hnmlrctl :l .tl llft_\«l'm:r (s:lan (‘0)
delun whh lnfx‘l'v'S'. :r. Ila.- r...--nt' tun imr rput.
lwr nnnum xznlil pilizl. and r :s‘ ‘ ui' suit nzueunt
mg to bnu hundred and >l".u!ll)'-!Iil!c (lnliursantl
nightg-fiw ("up {.5173 ~31. .\lw m;.:iu='L \\’il
lium lli Lleu'kllyt- :t~ uncut“? ut' tliv cylfllc of
S. “I. "orr’fih‘bcflfl‘d, and U. l-‘ t'mpq-rm‘ 11v:-
t‘unuuutsiusuillcnut‘t nu suivl '.‘ltli duynl’ Fen.
ruztry A. l). lst .o‘ the sun ”2' fuur t‘m-u-mul
two hundred and forty-«wen tlvllars and ninety
mnls my" inn, with llltcrcsl ill the ruta uf In"
DC! cent per unnutu until unit and cows ui' ruiL
amounting to one hundred and seventy-nine:
dollars and eighty-tin- ceuts (3179 65).
Nam-o is hen-by givsu tlmt un
TL‘lisllAY THE 17TH DAY 01’ APRIL, 1335.
at one o'rlm—k p. m.. of that day. at. the door of
the cuurllmusc in tho town (-ftiuu evtlle. 1n the
County «It lalruid. Territory of \r'usliingtou. I
will. in obedience to mid execution. decree of
foreclosure and or let of sum. sell ttm abom «lu
scribed IZI'UDUI'IY. arm much (In-run! .15 min“ bu
neccnsary tn satisfy pinimin‘.~ judgment with in
tciest thereon and costs and inrrcased coils. to
the highust bidder fur cat-LI “1' Dilllllc‘ll‘llf'E-ISH'
r J. c. POWER.
Shorifl' of Island County. “'Mhinzxon ’l‘orrizory
huh"! t'mxpevilie [Ln- ];‘l2l d w of Mnrrh 1335.
Hum: .k “ALLIIL Amy's fur Hamlixf.
l’ust publication Mun-ix 1511:. X 33».
SUMMONS.
IS THE DRTIHCT (‘ul'k’lfl m‘ in» Thirrl .lndi‘
ciul District of the Terrilnry of Washington.
huliin: terms all l’urt ’l'nuimuni. Jcllcrzun
County, for the Culinlli-s (if Janet-on, Island,
'.‘luliani and mm Juan.
EMMA E. lucx. phinliif.
\‘s. }X(I.lll15.
“'ILIJA.“ Incu. (l"r1'li(l;lll:,
’J'he L‘uilui smin: o! .\xncrizu sand Creating:
To WiLLini “1.1::
You are hereby required in appear iii aciion
broiuh: ugdlilhl yuzi ny ihv uhm’u named plain»
tilllin lhc Disincf ( nun of the 'Hiird Judiciu.
Dun-ml. (,f lhu 'i crrimry nf “'ushinumn. lwldin:
arms :1! the city of I’m-l Townsend in the
cuiniy at Jefferson. for the rounliis of Jeffer
xmn, lsiu d.(l‘lnlimi and Min .liiah,x.nd lo a:-
swer tliu (-onipia m filed lliei'cinuvithin Sixly
day: uiicr the firs: publication of this sum
muns. or judgment. by (luluult will be taken
against you. nrcording lo the prayer of the cam
pluint.
The mid action is brought against ‘hc deft-nil
um tn dirsnlvc Ilic bonds of luulriuiuny existing
bexum-ni llie plainlii!’ and defendant on the
gruund of ihe Lailure. neglect and refu-al of the
defendant lo provide for piaiulifl'a‘ support,
since the N‘COIIJ day 01 Derelnlmr, I‘. I). 1537.
although iln- suia defendant is aliundlnllv
nhh: no in do. and the yiaintifi'nsks that film
may be restored in her Inflillr‘n nunic, l0~\\‘il:
Enuns 1-3. Lulzguudl. and that she have judg
ment for lit-'l' {wists uuu dis_bn_rsn_ienl_s hyrei-n.
“‘ilnus. lhv llonuruhle llidmrd A. Jonas,
Judge of [ha said District (burl. and the soul
lhcrw.’ this 251:; day of Marvin, A. D. 1:158.
WM. E. LEDHEKVVUUD, ('lcr'i.
Hy Junzvslmvr, Deputy.
Bunyan“ .8; Bmm), .\nanm 5 for l'lu;:IiIT.
1‘”! >1 :vulniuuiuu Mn ('sl ‘.“th. IH4".
Notlce tor Pubhc ‘tlon
Fan-1:“ Sum-a LAxu (wncl. v
. _ Seattle. \'.'.'l'., finch mg, 1358. (_ _
Nmizu is nun-by giwn [hulfin CUUHlHaill'OWiih
Hmprm‘bmunuhuu .\c'. or Cor-grea- appro'od
June 3. 1575'. entitled “An Act fur the N“. of
Timber Lands in the State: 0! California, Oregon,
Nevada. and \\'n>hin:lnn 'l‘errimry." Alexan
der McLean. or Suune. Count of King, Tant
tun. uf Washinglnn. has this (Ly Illa-1 a this
oflicc hi: .u‘orn statement No. mo. for mo pur
chzue of the South 1" of 3071'“! h 0!
Sex-lion No. 29. in Township 110. N North
Range Nu. 1 Bugs, and will ud’cr proof no nhnv
{lnn lhelund 50- gm is more valuabln for no
mu!“- 0: stone khan for Igricalmral put uses,
an.; hwsznhliab L-i- claim lo and and Lion
Hm licuiafer and liecelver of this nice u$ Snat
-110. King to . W. 'l‘.. on Monday the 4th day of
Jun: LS~S.
Lln mum-s as “'ill’lbfis“!
Clmrlua Sparks. of Port Lucian. Jamaica:
County, W. 'l‘.
James “‘iisnu. of Port Ludlow. Jolenan
County \\'. 'l‘.
l'ch‘r Peterson, of Perl, Lidlavr. Jcflezavu
L'uuuly. W, 'l‘.
James [Rater-on. of I'm! Ludlou. Jofler-ou
County. Vv'. 'l'.
Any and all p'rsuno rlsim'mg adversely th
“hove-describe" lands are requested to file their
(‘luims' in this {film on or 1):!ch raid 4:); may of
June. X 583.
JOHN Y. (isTaANDEfl.
11131223W1U1 ”WM“-
Notlce for Pubhcatlon.
. LANS Omen n- szn‘rLz. W. I‘,
April I'. LB3B. }
Notice is hereby given that. the (allowing
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proofln sugport ofhis claim, and
that said proof will be mm 1: before Clerk 0! Dis
trict. Com! at Port ’1 owxisend. \V. T., or.- Thurs
day. May 2, Hi 4, viz: I! my Week. preemption
I). S. .\‘n. 10,539 for tlul N. E. H of N E. X wciionl
523 ml \V. If; 0! N. \V. '4’ and N. \V. F. of S. “h 5“
mrtion 38 Tounshin ‘39 N. R. 1 W.
flu names the fall-Jwing witn-sws :0 prove
his cominuou:l residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
John Audvrson, of Chimicum. Washin‘flou
Territory.
Gustave Jolinaun. of Chimicum. Washington
Territory.
William Minin, oi Chinficmn, Wnshingbn
Tefritor . _ _ ‘ _ __ _ _ _
"81-i::'l'érteon. of Irouzhllr, Wnshi gum Ter
nznr -.
'3 Jl RX Y. 05TH ANDER, Ibgislnr.
lizH’HKTECRS SPENGER, BARTL JOBBERS
\xg‘a, E TTC?
«(W HARDWARE (:9
gas?“ '"L‘" ' A; f 2. '
m: PLATE, :1: r V MffLIV "31% GMY.
—"'~' " ‘ 49%;; NT z‘§:-~~.-‘:§;_
arms { guifiy :33 *Wa -- ‘ ems
a , V/fir-Lfekfli»: ;;'¢ ZlEl”H"§?¥;€€§ f; f? i n
NAILS 1455.321‘ 1.15:; »” 9; ~' 4431:3511} 'r‘ 3 3 FIRING
' ' :_' 3133:?“ =* ~
: HOUSE : :‘.‘i“‘"’ “P arfi 1T? 7‘ lI i :‘z: . I TAMI &
mnsam _'-_:,f_f;;j j 1., a \ figfllgzj - sronma
with: a-' I “1.! .1312 M 15416
GOODS. “V V ' I -’ W
22. 24. 26. 23. so as His ammo. m
13;" =- ~
g LATIMER & co.,
’3, 1w?
§*i<l;;§ l t-lesr.¢ :;L ; i:i‘il D\a l)9 13
:3 it. “$73: fire;
{Bruasfihemicaimifaimeifiwdicim; & 32m; Artices
Fufflfs. Oil/S an GidSA-wira;
111:2; 5:32 Liquor: :7 Riding Jae.
{EL’{-r\ i ulwni 3-t;§. 3"IPI'IPI
. .2. scriptioaa: I'. reful ‘C n pounahw , Day Ni; .3
WATER ~ TB‘ ET, P 0211; u.\ us mp,
; DRUGS I @DRUGSI‘
n (3 . V. :mshes. Stationery
: Wholesale and Retail, by
«.I'. I). HILL & SONS
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hiatus, ‘ SHIH’S,
\H-IHn‘iNHF. E'HMAHLS,
_ p ._ PERFUMERY.
h. .. ‘ :Lxm OILS,
. ‘ ~- WALL PAPER.
: "- . BRUSHES,
. 2 ‘ '- ; Etc.
1 UL 1.5-. ‘ And all articles for the Toilet.
1 Patent Medicines of 3}} kinds, I Quick sales and small prom.
I
’ Sheriff’s Sale.
In yhn Dislrm Cum-l fume ‘n-Ld Judicial
. Dismal of “'ulhmglon l‘vx~rz:n:y. Luldzng [arms
hut l'url 'l‘ownuld.
- 11. 'l‘un‘unbu.i'mimm. '
I vs. um. um.
‘l’llz "IIRMLIII‘IJI \Yllnu‘l'v. 9
In: '1.11;u.1.~..
, um...- and by um... man uxmzulinn um] m-dnr
:uf A -Iv ii‘uull mu n: llm uh in ILL-um! c-unrl in
‘ Hu- .me- unu'l -.i m-(: u. da'mi llm TIII ("IV 0!
2 Marvin IL in. In“. and .n "w 'imwiml untrue-
Din-I'm! I Inns duly L- u-li upon Hm limppny
'lil~~~ I ii» i! ill ~‘:i‘i rkfl' ulinu mui t-I'nh'r hf flale
Him! il‘ r-! I: ».~‘ ~ will; “'l‘lr- “hull iuui Ware
:"imvmm 2h ‘i-Wlx ”Vt-“ll u: h :m lin- {not 0!
"l'nln stun-- 2n Hm r-ly - i' I mi Tll\Vl|§(‘lld.-’ef
“ fn-lum i" unly. W. ’l‘.. running in armulhcrly
"div-Minn ml:- Ilu- Imy u! I'Ul'l 'l‘n-WLm-xul, rix
“ IIIIn-in-d uul lifly fv-‘i. :zu-J ‘N'iln; t .\en'v use!
"In \viu‘ih. :url II Min: an ' 1.~ 4‘.an witiilion
'* nu ilil' Hump-11v I‘llui Ilr r -:»r. the sumo being
“ :4ny fur ii “i ilh hy x-m- hundred Inll forty
i" {HI-11:1 In":l!i,:ll:(| kmvun as the k'ummurcial
"WI uzf. untl "pun Ihu {Luichisc mui license
“(rt-m the llllluk‘ipul (“TIM azinn tho city of
“for; Townsm‘i. l 0 erect and maintain said
“wlurf and Win-humus. and upon the who].
“of ~“id wharf, mzmher with the buildings.
-A \rnrolunwcs anti uliiur slruszun‘s maroon. “I
.. upon .aui frauch'a ' and litmus aforesaid."
Nulit'e is therefore iwrt‘oy given that on
SATURDAY THE; “2h DAY 017‘ APRIL. MEI,
at the hour at 2 o‘cl-W'a' l'- 311-. of van” day. at tho
court-huuw «i-mr. in '.im my of Port Town-end,
Jufiarsnn (u'xn'.}'. \Vuahing‘wn Territory twill.
in obedioncc maid v-xu‘utiull and onion-of 5-1..
5011 all of tho uhaw deucrilgcd prupuny, m p‘b.
iic auction in tin: “F'ht‘sl bidder lnr cash.
fun}; 1-: suumux.
:ihurwol' Jull'cuun I uumy. WJ‘l‘.
Date-I in.“ Ipm..“usl. the m 1 day of March.
A. II Ixl.
Firs! pll‘liik‘ili.‘., Mu‘ch blh my
Runnaumv S- SACHS. thmrs Attorney.
m-whi
i 1 '
lGloucestel Flsh Market!
‘ Adam: #l. wlmrf Pun l‘uvvmand.
. FISH
' 0! ll! Find: that these wnrrl U
@ run] kw: 0: lmndmt
’ WHOLESALE , AND RETAIL
[ {fir-.mlmliiu Hil'l'LlEU “:11 n-gulur ratull
1015103). I: éICCU'JHHOdRILL‘J. I
i ( 2!_\.<. n. JOHVS'I‘USE x l‘U._ l'rop'ru.
Piano Tuning-
Ml}. NI'I‘SL‘HKE
' ‘ ,'ILL be in run Tonnsmtl in the coursa o!
\‘ n week and 51;)" u< lng as In: work may
rvquln‘.
Timber Lands
For Sale.
Two hundred and twenty-five acres
of timber land for sale. Distant half
mile to a mile from the water. down
grade. in good harbor. Within six
miles from Port Townsend. For
particular apply to BBADSWAW 8:
Slxcus, Port Townsend. m 5”
Just Received
‘ .VLT
o o ,
.1110. Fitzpatrick 3
Shoe Store,
Frum I’Eliiudu'phia. A large lnvnivn of
L.\DIES’,
CHILDREN‘S.
YOUTH’S
AND Boy's
F‘INIC SII()ES
‘.\'l-,':".A \vigl be MIMI :lt BED ROCK
PRICE‘X («If
:37“ —— »C\..~1.H ONLY.__.——_a
‘ LEARNED's OPERA 1163;”
i Friday. April 6.
h '53; of. Paul
[Kenn e d Y ,
TAB BBNOWNED
Ventrflnqmst and Magmlan.
Will appear in his Remarkable Exhibi
tion. introducing the great Paris and
‘Londnu sensation, TheVanisbinu Lady.
land also producing a Living Lady from
‘ AN ENVELOP .
The Rapping Hand & Spu’itfikufl.
Expose of Spu'ztualism,
:33" Tue Wonderful Amerimn Sturreopdcon,
showing vi “‘5 of all descriptions. me. Kon
nedy will also introduco hie Tommy and Joey, in
his grea: ‘."azm'ilnqmst Dialozlw.
B’IX SHEET AT ,BARTLETT'S.
Reserve-d Semi.” ....Ll