Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], April 19, 1888, Image 3

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shr. “it’tcklg grgus.
Fronl Thursday's Dally.
Hm» rand mm at J. H.luvmnure's. *
.‘Jr W. U. Cndwell of ”was island is
in t ‘wn.
.\‘ua §2 Um tima In buy yourself rich
in run: I'rtuh'.
11M. 1 . I; J ~uvs, thcrvnngz-list.urnnd
111.31"! ) ”~‘.l‘rdzl_\‘ {rum SCGHII‘.
A V. I: 40 culony is going nut tn inspcct
the lesw} n-Hitiun this nfh-rnr cu.
li\'(‘llhiulu\ ufliL-vr Jam-s hm. ac~
Cupid-l u p mlinru «m the l'l'q'lun‘l‘.
Nu wumlrr po-upln- want to «mum to
this climu'c- from Dakota and Kansas.
Alvasm. Smith .k Hastings am prepar
ing h» publish a map of this m-cliuu uf
(‘ulllllr_\'.
lblmrt Bxlea is talking of gains: to
Ban Fr ucisco to undergo asurgical
operation.
.\‘tnrnti's skating rink will be open
Saturdn evening. Admission. 25 cents;
B;]er fry-r.
3h»; .hwsio Spurn-r, who has hurt]
nttrndinghcluml in this city, ims returm-d
to bar home on Low: island.
ErUusloms ()llicer li. li. Penn has
accepted a [iuuitiuu in the employ of
Messrs. F. W. l'ettygrovo & ('O.
The new four-master] schooner l’uri
tun, buiit at Port Madison. passed out
ycstezilziy afternoon. lumber laden. This
is hk'l’ first trip.
Supt. E. W. Devon says he is expecting
orders from Washington every day to go
ahead with Construction on the now ous—
house building.
A family of the fishing colony from
Gloucestcr, Masu., have arrived in Seat
tle, intending to engage in fishing there
aboula in n small way. '
The AItGL‘S Agency is "getting there"
with unanimous anbscquency. or words
to that efi'cct. in the matter of sales of
real cotute those days.
We are having a cool famine in Port
Townsend. Hurry up and diQCuver a
deposit under the peninsuln, wuu‘t 3:011,
somebody? We. need it.
Work on the Angus immigration pan»
phlets will be pushed from this time on
vigorously till they are issued. There
it a lively demand for them.
It is not yet announced just what will
be the nature of the Methodist enter
tainment on May lst. We are insured
however. that there will be fun for
everybody.
Mr. J. M. Lockhart is confined to his
home by an injury received a few days
ago on tho roof of a building. He
wranohed himself severely, somehow,
and has to rest.
The ladies of the M. E. Church will
give an entertainment on May day (May
lit). I’articulari hereafter. It is ex
pected to be Homething more than ordi
narily interesting.
Seattle ought to be proud of the i ate!-
ligence of her chief of police. He adver
tise. that the owner: of dogs must pro
cure each a license before being permit
ted to run at large.
The Proabyterian social last evening
pulled off very pleasantly. the hall be—
ing jammed full. The programme was
well rendered, and the apeciul feature
of the entertainment were ma] novel
ties.
Y. H. C. A. auxiliary soniety for the
[edict—to be org-um tomorrow after
noon. There is abundant room and
opportunity for all to work in Y. M. 0.
A. harness who are willing to work
along in line of action.
We underetlnd that Dr. Roatel has
begun suit against the Seattle P.~I. for
libel. on account or an item it published
in February alleging that he had left
town without paying his bills. He says
it has injured him greatly.
Baron Mama—The etearmer Jose
phine has taken a colony of people to
the Quilcine side of Hood's Caual.to
gether with their outfit. machinery. dz 0.,
all prepared to engage in brick making
on a large scale. They will build up a
little town.
Harmony in to be restored in modem)-
crntio camp by the appointment of demo
crats only hereafter—and. presumably,
the diaphoemeut as fast as possible of
that few republicans there an loft, in
the customs neuiee. Collector Brooks
has the Call on his back with its bristles
erect, and he must surrender, of course-
Wo learn that plans and specifications
are being considered for the erecttcu of
I rectory for St: Paul‘s Episcopal Church
in thin city. It will cont about 81.500,
Ind will be 1 credit and an ornament to
tho city. The new Rector, Rev. Mills, is
upocted to arrive in a few dayl.
Hay Do: u coming.
“‘0!" local electric light company has
mode a commendable move in placing
large overhanging street lamps in posi
tion along Water street. Compensation
for the same will be made up for a time
by subscription among business men,and
it is expected that the city will ere long
be able to contract (or these lights and
bear the expel-e. Anyhow, they are a
vast improvement on dark streets.
Oncss hush—Settlers are rep. 1
idly flocking into East Sound and ‘
farms are being bought at very reas- \
onsblo figures and government land \
is being taken up very fast, even on 1
top of the mountains. The opening 3
of the lime ledges is giving work to 1
9 number of settlers, and brick mnk- 1
ing is beginning to be an industry. I
The finest clays—of the cretsceous
period—of Puget Sound for pottery
and brick, are to be found at East
Sound and Friday Harbor.
From F's-Ida)". Dally.
Prof. L. D. McArdle of Quiloine )5 ss
sinking Fortmsn & Hammond in their
surveying end plattinz.
Two lots in the Hussey sddltion sold
yesterday. and another this morning.
Everybody buys ’em.
Prof. O. O. Palmer. who taught a term
of the academy, is about returning with
his family to Steilsoeom.
Real estate transfers as published from
the records are frsqnent enough to show
that people with money prefer land.
Ye political wire puller getteth in his
work these days on the street corners.
Boon be time for primaries. you know.
That fence and sidewalk along the
Washington street grade are in a rickety
condition—sadly in need of attention
from the street commissioner.
A genuunn bought pmporty in this
vity 1859 mm: 3 _w‘ar agu for $125. that
has mommy snld at SI2OO. Whn says
prices are not booming?
(‘unurctivut domnv'flti have nduptu‘]
a pmzm‘hw tariff pl 3! fnrm. H~w 91.12;.-
will they be out nf line in the? nmiunal
c MM! i‘lwir x;-~xt step shuuld be Xv:
endorse the n-xnxbhn'an numim-e.
Several thuuszmd (lullars ought to be
expvndx :1 tins year on the grades lead
mg up the lull, especially nu Washmg
tnu bin-ct. “3‘ next winter they wal Le
all but flammable. Rifles: pmpcriy built
up.
'l‘hv smclirr .f foul drains is rg-quwtml
in ms; hi 3 upmluu un the cinummm
mlur :wminc'] {rum u dun-,5 heal]! at the
c nrmer u! Quincy :unl H'ushingtun
struts. Am'uy the I'lcesul 19 no where.
Hun Miilcr nrrin-Il humc from Van
cvmwr, B. (3.. this morning on the Pre
micr. He says that plans and specifica—
tions fur the gas Works to be erected
here W 1” be on hand snon.
'fnc Home Fm: Insurance Company.
of Scuttlv. is starting at! with an evident
desire t 9 share handy in [be business of
[no Snuud in that line. It ha: excel
lent. hacking, and will nu doubt pram
tn he: one u! um s-nlmln_-:t companies
It as though! that the oily guvvrumcnt
might expend three ur fuur dollars to
good advantage painting uut [no old
Montana suhmn mun lettering on the
city bull prupuly. When strunucrs ark
Whvrc the city bull w, we're ashamed to
tell ‘czn.
l‘cnple who have been in peril of their
livns from thu frisky homes running nt
large uu our shunts complain that the
city marshal docs nut intend to his duty
in eufurcxug the ordinance against ul—
lowing hve stock at large within the city
limhs. How is it? Do our officials de
sire re election? If no, are they dis
pusud to But up claims on the uruund of
faithful performauce of duty?
Judge A: D. Blchrs and family ar
rived this morning frnui Victoria—hav
in: co me via the Canadian Pacific from
New York, whence they had been on a
visit fur the pust twu months. Judge
Bluwets says one only nerds a trip east
to get up a genuine ca<e of home sick
mus. Hu and his family saw little but
ice and snow after leaving the Pacific
alone. They left flowers bluumingz in
their garden when they Went away in
February, and return to flu] all vegeta
tion lonmrd. They speak in terms of
appreciation of the scenery (War the Ga
nadiau Pacific.
That horse chestnut treeuu the um
rine hospital property is in bloom. it
grew from u chestnut produced by a
tree planted by our towusmau, James G.
Swan. in Massachusetts, when he was a
child. It has quite a romantic history.
The chestnuts were sent to the Judge
aorm years ugo, and were by him for
wnrded to Uncle Juhu Bennett the
nurserymen. iu Wlmtcom, whu planted
them and sent a cuuplq of the sprouts
back. One was set out by Dr. Minor.
than owner of what in now our marine
hospital property. and the other was
phutea by our gnrduer, James Smith.
303: are now large trees, growuig finely.
11-1 convxcu now inhabit the pan. ut
Walla Walla. Cheap building brick
there this season.
Seattle and Spokane Falls have to
pan lhe but around to pay for their
poetoflice help, otherwise they would
never get their mails.
The priee of tickets over the Northern
Pusific, between Walla Walla; and St.
Paul. is first class 857.50.1md Second
elm $33. These rates are luwer than
they ever hnve been.
Hon. D. 'l‘. Denny and wife of Seattle
are to start in a few days for New Yuri,
where they go to attend the quadrennial
session of the Methodist General Con—
ference, Mr. Denny being lay delegate
from the Puget Sound conference.
A new publication. a quarterly jour
nal of medicine, called the Hun-m
Oonu’r. has been started at Seattle by
Dr. A. Devon.
The lime indusiry of San Juan can u
ty :‘a likely to be enlarged soon by the
opening of new quarries of limestone on
Orcas island.
Legal blanks Ere in demand these
days. Tin: Anaus job rooms are filled
with orders all the time. Three job
printers are busy 8 good deal of the
time.
Six bundled pounds of Iran]! and a
thousand pounds of oiher fish. princi~
pally flounder-s and doles, were taken at.
one haul of n he! nenr Tacoma yester
day.
Steamship Umntilla arrived at 1
o‘clock this morning. and afterdiwharg
ing 52 ions of freight for thln place. pro
ceeded up Sound.
Bark Boboooa arrived this morning
from Utaaiady. lumber laden for Aus
tralia.
mom W's mus.
Due subscriber to the DAILY ABOUS
says it is Wmth :. dollar a day to him.
Customs Inspector Millignn has been
transferred from Port Angeles to the
steamer Alaskan.
The» Gaud Templar: are to give a
3113 an social during the latter part 0!
be present month.
Newspapers at Key Wont, Florida,
speak in terms of praise of Ur. Glen
u-rn. the new surgeon in charge of the
marine hospital in this city.
Mr. Nicholson advertises a handsome
black stallion for sale. The animal can
be seen at Bouse’s livery stable. where
his pedigree can also be seen.
Mr. Chas. Pink, 0! the Quimper sash
and door factory, told an a few days ago
that he would soon be going away for a
a time. Himself and wife are to start
in a few days for two months’ trip to
England.
Lots in the Honey addition still go
ing. Two more were sold yesterday.
Those who wish to avail themselvea of 1
present prioea must speak up bot..re the ;
20th inlt.
We understand that the Methodist
church building here is 2:. be enlarged
. and greatly improved soon. It is a!-
ready inadequate for public use,espe
cially on special occasions.
1 It is expected that there will he alarze
‘ attendance at the M. E. church tomor
‘ row evening. to hear the Oregon evan-
Egalist2 Rev. Jones. Mr. Deniaon‘s eer
i won in the morning will be a cautiona
ot the series on the evidence: at Christ-
Limit}.
The city painter says he has mixed
anotiwr burn-l of paint. and if the city
{aim-rs du-u't want the impression tu üb
tuin rurrfincy that :hr-y have gone. in!“
‘be snl'wn lithium:- they had better ban
him p int nut fln- lettering on the City
hall bmhliug.
Gen. W. l'mu‘, late steward on the
()lympi:ul.a:nl Thus- l'elnm’f, formmly
on Hu- Par: Turns»; 1:] {when furce. are
among the labs! cuatnm puns» rm.
pluyu-q. They are hntb gond men,nn-l
wiIE duuhtlum re-tlcct credit upon the
.\lr. J. A. Nlchwlsen will have his
shop snM at uncti rn nguiu this nftur~
unmutfi. It can In- sum) near the
{nunJr}. and is vumplvh- will. furni>h
ings rvvn In H atoms and ciock. When
it was said last it was bid in by u half
intoxicutvd individual who did not pay
fur it when the bill of sale was made out;
hence the sale tany.
A delcgzitiuu nf members of Faragut
I’nat No. 12.”. A. 11., of l'ort‘l‘owuseud,
consisting of HM. Oliver Wuud. D. P.
Trimhlo. 1). I'. Quinn. E. E. Hickman.
Edw. Littlefiehl. Edw. Kerriyan and
Frank 11mm will amend the. Grand Army
encampment at Seattle next week mi the
15th and I‘.) n! this muuth. ’l‘hey antici
[mile a gram] limo.
.llrl E. C. \\ iliimua. agent of the Ad
vum-w Cup)ch Cu , who has been taking
_onlurs in tmvu «luring the past week for
copying and enlarging pictures, in indin
ink and water colors. has met with eu
cmiruging success. His samples. how
ever. shuw for themselves. and are a
splendid ndvertisement. He guaran
lcos a perfect copy in each case or no
sale.
Sherifl‘ Sbccbnn authorizes us to state
in reference to the runaway girls from
Tacunm. nbnut whom Seattle papers and
one l’urt Townsend paper hnve said so
much, that the use of his name in con
nectiun therewith is wholly unjust and
unwarranted. He never saw the girls,
knows nothing about them except what
he has seen in print. and certainly is
not mixed u,» in their escnpade.
The summer Wilmington arrived yel
terday afternoon With a lurgelnad of
freight from San Francisco. She came
merely to bring the freight that had been
accumulnthu beyond the capacity of the
regular steamers. She brought no pai
sengers. \‘t-ry nearly adimiter occur
red while unloading at Union wharf. A
Very large. heavy casting hm] been
hoisted. and When the signal for lower
ing was given the muchinery failed to
respond, and the monster castingcame
down with a mu smashing n greatdiole
through the upper deck. The force of
the fall was broken. and the casting
stopped at the lower deck. Beneath
was a lot of giant powder, and it the
lower dock had been smashed in there
would have heen an explosion that
would have wrecked things in all direc
tions.
i Y. M. C. A. AUXILIAnr.-—Pursllaut
ito notice the ladies met yesterday
‘sfternoon at Y. M. G. A. Hull} to or
‘ganizc a society auxiliary to that in—
stitution. The following were elect—
ed permanent officers: Mrs. A. A.
Plummer. president;Mrs. Col. Wood.
lat vice president; Mrs. 'l‘hos. Drum—
inond. 2d vice president; Mrs. Capt.
.Frenk “'orth, secretary; Mrs. J. H.
IFeuerbach. treasurer. These ladies
‘with the exception of Mrs. Drum
mond (who has not yet been seen)
have consented to fill the positions to
1 which they have been elected. This
:insures a capable and energetic aux—
iliary, and scores another point in
the assured success of this impor
tant and growing institution. All
are to be congratulated on the suc
cess of the movement. There is
plenty 0! work ahead, and, from up
esrsnces just now, there will be no
Pack of workers.
—-——.o.————-
Iron holder's Dan)
A Mr. Hervey bought the sloop lold
Saturday.
Dr. Harrison was up the Sound’s few
days ago.
Mr. Pink and wife hiive started for
England.
Everybody going to the concert at th
opera house tonight.
William Laubach has 11 fine team, and
in in the wood business.
The Y. M. C. A. business meeting will
be held next Saturday evening.
Take in the concert at the opera hunse
tonight or you'll miss some fine singing.
Seattle and Tacoma real estate agents
are advertising largely in New York
papers.
Oity Assessor Wood has had a fine lot
of blanks printed at the Aneu- job
rooms.
Lots have been sold in the Honey
Addition at the rate of one a day for the
past two weeks.
Captaiu'l‘ibbnls met with an accident
—~a serious fall—by which two or three
ribs were broken. Saturday.
Mrs. S. J. Weir, who has been visiting
friends in town for a. week or more, re
turned today to Dnngenesz.
Another excellent song service at the
Methodist church last evening, led by
Prof. George and company.
lira. Dodd is quite ill. so much so
that her mother, Mrs. Pugh. of Port
Angela. is here nursing her.
The O. R. 8: N. Cu. in to extend its
railroad line through Whitman county
to Spokane Fall: and Coeur d’Alene.
Mrs. Capt McAlmoud of Dungeuess,
who has been undergoing medical treat
ment in this city. is about returning
IMHO.
It is announced that Geo. W. O'Brien
who is retiring from the firm publishing
he Call, is to have soon for southern
Culiforuia.
Mrs. Leora Rollins of Dungeness was
brought up from there in u canoe Sat
ltday {or medical treatment. being in a
critical condition.
Contractor John Hclnnes began
work this morning with a crew of car
penters nu Cc-l. Wood‘s new residence
in the Piummer addition. ‘
The Northwestern Firomé-n's Associa‘}
tion has nrruuscd that the tournament
for 1583 shall be hc!d in Portland, Ore
gon on June 21st, 221.] and 23d.
Mr. J. P'lgb. foreman in theABGL‘S
composing mom, ie‘ taking a flying
trip to Fort Angelcs this week. His
sister. a Mrs. Piilmnn. has died there
very suddenly.
t Ship Richard In, Capt. Mclntyre,”-
rived yesterday from Seattle for 'Frinco.
ooalladenmnd was towed out by m 1
Blink.
The bark Henry Buck has been char
tered to run regniarly in Hm lumber
carrying trade for the Duncan Imp-rave
mont vompnm‘ Her prt’svut curgn 2:;
for the Pacific Car‘s: Stcumihip CUIU'
puny. wiich (‘urpurntton 1:: orcclmga
large wharf at. Port Orfunl.
‘ New cunsigumentnf Japaiwsn carins
and silk gonds, Img“ rtor] by tl:-- VHH":H]-
ver Bazaar. in transit tn St. l’zmi. mu
mm; uu vxhilnlizrn in Husllngd’ blush,
Taylor inert. l‘lw stua-k cmugvri-i-s xii};
wrappcru. i:mldlwrci:u-:’s, sun'r‘lw, I :zufi,
tuhlt‘i and curins gvnemlly. We Ivan
on Thursday, 19th. {'umt cariy and art
bargains.
The Enterprise, aftrr having Lnder
gone a thurullgh overhauling and repair
ing. Inn rmunml lwr plncunli the tutu]
[auto-s. Imtww-n NH" oin and Um 'll'ill] uf
Um lmy and Whiilliy Liana.
Jamea \Villiumsun and family au
muviug today into their nuw rcsidemce
in the I’lumuwr addition. It was erect—
ed by Messrs. Glassc-Jck S: Jones. mu]
reflects credit on their \Vurkmiluuhip.
McCarthy, the man who was held to
answer for an assault upon J. G.
Clinger, am] who subsequently tried tu
ocmmit suicide, has been viniently in
lane for sunw days. He was sent to the
uyluui at b‘toilncnm tudny.
Miss. S. A. Scenmcll rulurnmi nn the-
Olyumiuu Saturday from Portland.
where she has rem-utiy been pvtfochug
herself in the prion-graphic urt. She
WI“ resume her position with um [9:51-
dent photographer, Mr. .\churry, who
i: eouceeded to he a lirstcluss artist,
and with such efficient help will surely
sustain his reputation.
Rev. 'l‘. L. Joan-I, the evangelist of
Drain. Ur. prvached :1 very interesting
urmuu at the .\l. E church last evening.
on the suhjcctof "Entire Sanchfication.”
an experience which he professed to
hnvo anjuycd for six years past. Rev.
Jot.“ has beau visiting and resting u
(cw days with his old friend and class
mate. Rn. J. N. venison. The twu
darted in the ministry about seventeen
years ago. Mr. Jones gces to \‘x'hmcum
tuday.
On Saturday a test was made nu the
shuns leading dnwn from Union wharf.
to ascertain the vfi'ect of fernulino oil as
a protection against lercdo, Those steps
were covered with thisoii nonrlynyear
ago bnfure being submerged; they were
found to be in an excellent state of
weiuvatmn. while u acantlinz nirmgsidc.
put dawn at the same time was honey—
combed.
Messrs. Johnstone and Harrison of the
Gloucester Fish Market, huvelcuscd a
building now in the course at erection
on Jetfcrson street wharf, for a fish mar
kc: and heal-quarters of the Glow-ester
fishermen. This building and whart’ nre
constructed by Hon. Chas. EtSUllbit-S for
the use of the fishermen. and larger
buildings will be erected nrnl greater
extensiun 0t wlmrt room mudens the
bu<ineus develnpcs. Mrr Eéscubiea hns
done more. than any other I-ue capitnL
ist to develop and improve this town
and we look upon his present move in
behalf of the fishing industry us one of
the most important he has ever made,
as it anchors the fishing business here,
and will make Port Townsend whnt
nature fitted it to be. the head-quarters
of the fishing of the Northwest cunst and
the “Gioncester of the Pacific." All
honor to our public spirited and ener
getic citizen. Charles Eisanbies. and
success to Captain Uhnrlea Johnstohe
and his partner who have innuguruted
this great enterprise which is destined
to be one of the most profitable indus
tries of Puget Sound.
mm 'l‘neulay'n Dally.
Rev. Denison went to Victoria yester
day.
The Grand Army delegation left this
morning (or Seame.
George W. O'Brien left yesterday for
California—to remain permanently.
M. Bernstein goes to San Francisco on
‘he next steamer to purchase goods.
The Presbyterian song service on
Sunday evening was well attended, and
highly appreciated.
Max Gerson arrived home on tho
Umntilln from San Francisco, with u fine
stock of goods.
The George party go today to Victoria,
and from there through British Colum
bia and over the Canadian Pacific.
Judge Norris says he cares not who
orders the government vessels around,
as long as he can mend their ten pots.
Dr. Route! left this morning for & ph
fessioual visit to Olympm in the practice
of dentistry. He will be gone three or
four weeks.
Judge W. H. Whittloaey left yesterday
for North Yakima. to repruseut the de
mocracy of Jefferson county in the turn—
toriaZ convention of that party.
Johnny Norris says the U. S. steamer
Patterson can not leave port till he gets
ready to let her go, as he has got a coffee
pot belonging to the ship in his shop
for soddcring. Witness: Judge Swan.
Tacoma News: The steamer Hurry
Lynn steamed away yesterday for Port
annleud, there to be entered in the
custom house and hive her boiler: in
spected and the captain and other otfi
cera iiconaed.
As a flight indication of Purl Town
send‘s growth. we may say that all
our mechanics are so busy [gar cannot
attend to ordum. Ade-laud I: heard for
Workman. Houses cannot be built hut
enough to accommodate the demand for
them.
Mu. “alloy is still engaged in revival
Work at Baker Oily.or. A letter re
ceived this morning indicates thntit is
prosperinn Wonderfully; in tact. bids
hir to become similar in magnitude to
her work last year at Vancouver and at
Port Townsend.
Col. \Vnod received very pleasant
news this morning from his son-iu-iaw
and daughter. Ducio: and ‘.im R.
Lynn, who went to Australia. They
had arrived safely, and the Doctor had
sec-opted a position in [he linen? his
profession. a; a salary of $3,000 n year.
l'rof. George's enncur! last awning
was pronounced by every body the very
best entertainment in its :iuo that has
been given in tins city for u long umc.
Choice aelectious were rendered by the
professionalsfiu suioa.dueta and trios,‘
ranging from the üßinmc to rcdicnlous.‘
The singing clubs! unfit-red several full
chumses.nml uhozx-kher Um time was
fully occupied. 'l‘Lo audience Wm; wry
apprefintive. demonntruiing their {aver
by frequent and loud applause. There
is an abundance of amateur vocal talent
[in Port Townsend. am with proper
training would not only do itself credit
but furnish material far as fine enter.
hinmel!“ as m», yublis “mule! \vzsh lo
Lear. Prr-f. George and WWII and Miss
Kinanm gn f'um hon. tn Chicagn. lbrir
humo. In June l’ruf. :zml .‘-lr!‘.. George
will sml fur Europe, in be gone {Wu
years. While abroad may will avail
themselves 0? the ‘nest. trains“: that the
aide: citivs can :nllznl. after “$30!: flu-3
“all ulurn uul Twit sz l'uciti: (mast.
Thrir Virit tn Put“- 'E‘nwnsend lm keen :1
great aunrco of {zlmsmo and profit to
the public. and tlxev will be wolm-mml
bm-k whenever tlmy return. They un
gcmmm artis s in their pmfrssiun, and ‘
Im.- Vcl’) fine peuplv witlml. 1
. From \\ ea: scalars null).
Svnunt Girls are in «la-mum].
N. l:‘. M. Tudor of Duugcnuss is quite
ill.
. Mr. Hancock, of \Vhidby island, is in
itowri.
: Mr. C. \V. Walker has rrturut-d from
Seattle.
} Mr. Shull or sew Bay was in town
1 yesterday.
Mclnnes has (‘nL lt'oo‘l'a new dwdl—
‘iu; wa-H under way. .
3 Ellcnsburg is to haw u nutinnnl bank
‘ with $50,000 capital.
‘ Ultr local fish market shipped anveu
tons of ti<lu last wet-k.
vav. J. N. Denisun arrival hr-me this
morning from Victoria.
Henry Rothchild, of the shipping
firm of Rothchild & 00., Went to Seattle
yestgg‘ajuy.
The framu‘of Mr. E. W. Devn‘s new
residence is going up. Geo. Starrett is
building it. '
Sehome merchants nre assisting to fit
out the schooner (‘hallengc for sealing
and trading in northern waters.
Mr. Curtis. of the Charles Hotel, who
has been in Britiah Columbia for the
past twa weeks, has returned.
Another lot in the Hussey addition
sold yesterday. and a bargain pending
for ten more. Everybody buys ’em.
Jefl'erson countg‘s Bonnl of Examin
ers will un-ct here May Bm. to examine
applicants for teacher's certificates.
George Sturrett says he has built
eleven houses since January lstr—aunl
he is only one among our contractors.
Mrs. Drigfl arrived yesterday from
Dungcucss, via Port Discovery. Sue
returns home today tn Friday Harbor.
Uazvt. Brpuut. of the beard nf local
steamboat inspectnrs, has been ordered
to Stu Frauensco, am] departed ye~ter
day.
The Hummers arc Imviug a half block
enclosed in Plummcr addition, prepurzv
19on to erecting a dwelling house there
on for rent. -
Two dwelling luoum-s in the Bartlett
nddiliun.froutiug on Lawrence I-tnel,
oue belonging to Stnrmlt and the otbu
to Hammouds, are nearly finizbed.
Mr.Cnmpbell, another 0! the Glou
celter fishermen, arrived yesterday on
the anier. having come we: the Ca
nadinu Pacific. He will join the local
force at fishermen.
1“ rs. Cougill [HS rPceiwd a splendid
stuck nf new millincry, including spring
styles. notions and attractions. (‘nll at
her stuud and inspect these 510an6, they
are just in from the simmer.
Mr. Anderson nf Dungcness has a
span of fine heavy work horses at
Rousu's stables, which he purchased at
Seattle and is taking down to use on
his farm. They are beauties.
The governor lms appointed the fol
lowing notariea public: Henry O'Shuey.
Seattle: Morris B. Sacha, Port Town
send; (300. L. Tack and L. E. Poul.
Tacoma; Marion Egbert. Walla Walla.
A qualified school teacher could find
omployment for four or five months at
830 or S4O per month. by making imme
diate application to the board of direct
ors school district No. 7. Leland. W. T.
Mr. Erick Solon, head sawyer at End
look mill. has purchased one o! B. Lake's
new houses and lots at the head of
Muple Aven 'l9, for sl2oo—the other hav
ing been purchased recently by Robert
Sinclair.
The city council of l‘ncoma has passed
an ordinance fixing the salary of the
mayor at 8500 per unnum and each
councilmau'a salary at 8200 per annum,
85 to be forfeited {or each failure to at
tend a meeting.
A dwelling house belonging tn Allen
Weir—just vacated by the Williamson
family—is boing repaired preparatory
for occupancy by the family of Charles
B. H'ood. who are expected here from
Port Angeles this week.
Hon. Marshall McDonald. U. 5. Com
miSsioner of Fish and Fisheries at Wash
ington. D. (2., writes to Judge Jimes G.
swan of this city inviting: the latter to
furnish articles on fisheries. to be for
warded to the Royal Dublin Society.
Quite a compliment to ml: to vusmau.
Our friends, Mr. and Mrs. Juhu Van
Trajan of Chimacnm. lust their only
daughter last Friday. Little Nettie.
age-. I'2 year- and 2 months.was thus
early called for by the death angel. The
funeral tonk place on Sunday. Many
tneuda sympathize with the bereaved
parents.
We had the plonsure yesterday at
meeting Mr. A. S. Blowm. late at Min
nesota. formerly of New York. ‘u
gentleman and several others 11
Arrived nver tho Canadian P.-
they are looking for investmt
Sound. Mr. Blowers. as we u
oideulully, ia a cousin of Judge Ale...
Blowers of Conpevillc. He speaks quite
favorably of invealinx in this city.
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Immigration in pouring in from the
east, filling up Bricinh Columbia as.
well as the Puget Sound basin.
There are over 1000 people in ”18
several mines in Okaungnn cnumy and
soon the number will be doubled.
Choice Dungeuesq hntler at Petty
grl-ve & Co's. ‘
Short Wand [or snlo. at tho mill; 32.00
in loud, delivered. Lem-\- wnlu-rs will:
‘Adams Jr Luke.
Fresh oysters, at the Saddle lbw};
Restaurant! In Lny style In: 25 cants a.
dial); ulau guild Imam for SI.OO pi-r
Wat-ii. *
Largo-f display of link 9751‘ Lrunght
to Port I‘nwnsend~~.;t LEVI-lLlfll‘B'F. ‘
Painters wanted izi‘nuuliulvly. Apply
I‘. ) Dublzs. *
Captain deLiou‘s house opposite the
schJol house, and recently occu pied by
Captain Monroe. iota! rent. Apply lo
Csptuuß. W. demon. t
“as Works
’ Thu‘ 3:63; _wns cum-nay 117:3 purchased
‘s3x'l'lfl ftz'f. an] :n: L 2:3} i in; mum,
‘JEXHIL in :Isz il-mk :.dj-ny.inu the
ibra-awry and (‘sph Hum-"s. {rum (5:?
Plummus. Th. si*«- [ngs 55 {cu-t rupariau
frnutugv. mrl ml} (urchin :impk- room
fur the) £12.: w 11-11, TE»:- nztavn i-Izilding
w h i:.~ EEK!!!) fr»): :1: - :zn nu 1h: .:muml
“my, hm?! “L”. ’riflk. math .m ‘rx 0
muf. Un Ihv- rmr t'l-‘Eml‘ “sll iw "reeled
a me-iing 16x20 {w' --.n nfii 'l‘. Arr-(her
hmidih: will lwun’ctnL n Hue :uljuiu ng
hit. Mr. Staufurd. (Le: surelinh-udem.
is sh}! Jemima] ht .\‘nhu'lzw. hy Hm ill
nvw nf Ms \vzl'v. As smm mhe arrives
the plans fur Hm I-nlire \\‘.:rl;s may le
sm-n. \mG will brain as snun as luck
am im plat-m] nu Hu- around. It is un
dershmd tlmt pun-hum; price h-rms for
the ante an» private, but that thcyare
s:lti.~.’acturytnthe new mmpnnyis evi
dent. This enterprice is but one hf the
many evidenm-s that Part Towusend is
rapidly develupinz.
filuipplng Sch-u.
The U. S. steamer Patterson sailed
our” tbia warning for Alaskan waters.
She goes vurlicr than usual this spring.
Stcnmt-r Dispatch arrived this morn
ing from Clulum. Amnug her passeng
ers were: ()ttu Zimdzxrs and wife of
Sequim. N. I". M. Tudnr nf Dungvnvss,
Thomas Kerrigan of t'yscbt, and Mr,
Hearst nf Angcim. On buard were
100,000 shingles frnm Crciccut Bay.
svvcml tons of potutoos and two tans of
fish.
San Frnncxscn, April 17—Arrived—
Steamer Mexico. Victoria; Columbia.
Portland; barks Templar. Seminole and
Elsinore. Puget Sound.
SAN mevtscn, April 16.~A dispatch
from New York says that the British
schooner La Houlette on her way from
Hmifax tn V ctoria has been abandnnod
at sea. The crew reached London in
safety. When last heard from '.be
schnnner bad just luft Sandy Pomt
where she was beached for repairs. She
was intended for a sealer.
‘ Four vessels sailed from Gloucesier,
Macs, on the 14th for Ice-13nd,“) engage
in halibut fishing. Iceland is about 1400
miles frnm.(ilmiceslcr. Here in Port
Townsend the Gloucuslur fish market
n-ceiws halibut caught only fourteen
miles from their wharf. As noon as ar
rangements can he mndo to ship fish east
thr- Gloum-slor fislwruivn can pmcure
halibut runuuh in 45 hnurs‘ sail from
l’mt Tuwnsvnd to stuck ill! the fish mar
kc-ts in the United States.
Matthew Arnold. the poet: scholar
and critic. is dead; died at Llverpuol,
of heart disouw.
We have just laid in a large supply of
Boricks and Schreck Homeopathic pre
purntmus 11:11.5: Sous. *
When Beby wan nick, we gave her Clem
When she wu I Child. she cried for Cutoff;
When ehe became Mine. she clung to Guthrie,
When ehehedChfldren, ehe gen them Cutoria,
Max——
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SIIULLiAt Scuw Buy, Apnl 7,1888,
to the wife 0! I). B. Shall. two
daughters. All lining wdl.
'E'o the Public.
I'um 'l‘uwsskxy. W. ’i‘ . Axni: .\. 1:485.
While I am uhwnt l'r'm I'Avr'. ’l‘owurwnd. Mr.
Norman vam-y will mnducl my milk bum
m's“. um! \\i:| rvmipt fnr ali hills in [‘l9 511 nm.
My (”IL-im- :ul'uirs .\lr. Frauk Petty; ovu nizl
”end to :1! my requ .3- 4
3w li. 5. X’EITTYGHOVE.
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8—33" l'l' STAIKS, Waterman & Kan. building,
over Bourlund‘: Store,
\\’alerst., - - - Port Townsend, W. T.
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Singing and Elocutwu!
.\ pupil of l‘msu i. Rimrafi and Bazioli. from
Bruoklyn. N. Y.. will give private instruction
Lumen, women and children. For paruculars
:xddlcrs Mus. MAY \'.\_\' AL'KEN.
l’. U. Box 173.
Ina-t Townsend, W. 'l‘.
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MR. NITSCHKE
“7H.L be in Port Townsend in tho course of
a week and may as long as his work may
require.
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Tlmber 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. to good harbor. Within six
miles from Part Townsend. For
particular apply to BKADSWAW A}:
SAt'us. Port 'l‘mvnsend. mStf
FOR SALE .'.
18 1-year old Heifers and Steers,
12 2-year old Heifers and Steers,
14 Milch Cows,
ALL CRADED DURHAMS!
_ For sale by
JOSEPH SWEENEY.
Friday Harbor. 51m Juan ( “' 'l‘
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