Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], June 28, 1888, Image 3

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L}: .'1 l’. Moan-x. of NW; Yurk.
Front Thur-nan)“; nails.
Hun; B. G. Hill has lh-cn Viutxn; Se
attic.
Suzi I: [1.15 a m~v .hny {up r, '..m .11!-
Tu (u..
Bu! . H. K. “run In: :‘.rriu-d {rum Fat,
Dive ; \\ lli loud return cugu at Hndluck
Mr. and Mrs. S.'l'ru_v rail”. in I’m -
gene'- a tn-dn)‘. uccmupauh-d h) .\hm Eva
err.
lie." ry Villhrd has brfin rh'r'h'd Wrsi
thy-t f 'ho Or: you .t' Tram, l‘ulrhnrniai
li [‘.. Cu.
Err-firs. “'uud, L'nznnl rK' \thrudr
are m t wnh a new unnniim‘vnwht in mm
comma La day. 'i In.) ul’t‘ zuufuus and
wide minke.
'l‘Lr Canadian l‘ncifiv 1%.]; CU. pro
purl to run weekly steamers beiweer.
Sun Francisco and [ln-ukum:
\mv B. De Lasbmut, nzuyrr of Port.
lan-J. can elected fur the regular term on
Man Ly. by a lurge mleurity,uwr Mr.
Ladd, thn bunker.
Amt-mg the leam cunnty permus in
lm-z'n we unuce: Jr. :sxd Mrs. G. I 1
Lutzy‘seH. Lhd Mr. ( has. O'Brien, ”Jr
we}! kmm‘u lugger, uf Duugonesu ; nlbo
Er. Hnmiitun Carr. of Pysht.
The funeral of the late Mat. Fay rook
place yesterday afternoon frnm tln- cont! 3
house. It was Eargely attended. Def
ceased leaves a ynung daughter who is
being card for by Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Tukey of Port Diseavery.
Whntcom appears to be un the eve of
mower bcom, Railroad men are invest
ing heavily there. Hon. David Glass.
speaker of the Bonn. of Commons a!
Manitoba. ha- recently bought the Lisle
alarm near Whatcom, 300 acres, for
$24111.
The railroad meeting last evening at
the cont-house was the largest and most
euhnsiastie vet held. It shows that the
luau is working to some purpose : that
live, pushing activity can accomplish
waders. and that we are jostling along
at: speed calculated to shake the moss oil
Eh! back! of old hardened conservatives.
)lASS HEETISG.
last evening‘Gen. D. W. Smith. pres
idmt of the meeting, pictured the ad- ‘
ranges and benefits that would come I
to Port Townsend .by the building ol‘i
the Port Townsend Southern Builroad.‘
dwelt on the fish shipments made by
Capt. Jacobs and the great importance
and revenue that scald maraiipmuo
the railroad comparv and Port Towasend
from that industry.“ In spirited language
he urged the importance and force or
union, and stated; that the amount of
. land subscribed thus far was 1470 acres,
" end of cash 81775.
C. 0. Bartlett} rose and increased his
ma .nbwriptiofi to 200 acres.
L. B. Hutinfi, vice president of the
P. T. S. R. B; was called and stated
that the company had secured an engin
eer end would/be in the field to work in
three days. .f
Capt. George H. Jones spoke on Busi
ness Exchange and Board of Trade reso
lutions. and read resolutions adopted by
the oopmittee appointed by the Board
of Trade rogerding steamboat {area and
fright rates between Port Townsend
and Seattle. Those resolutions held
81.50 to be a reasonable charge for fare
baboon Port Townsend and Seattle.
He read a letter from A. L. Maxwell,
Raters: passenger and freight. agent of
mo. B. t N. 00., stating that the corn
paly could not reduce rates and give
the some traveling facilities as now;
claimed to be running the Olympian and ‘
Altekan at a 1053. etc. He also read a!
letter from ‘N. H. Holcomb. manager of‘
the 0. B. & N. 00.. claiming operation
of their Bound division 8 loss of several
thmund dollars to the company since
the Ist of January. The speaker showed
that the company's requirements in order
toms: the straits to Victoria necessi
tats good steamers. and Port Townsend
is made to bear the burden in pleas o!
aliasing the same on all routes, as on
the SeattleoWhntcom and Seattle-Taco-
Ba routes.
On motion it was unanimously resolved
end uprated by the meeting to stand
firmly by the Business Exchange and
Board at Trade in their efl'ort to bring
nhont the reduction in question, and for
theee bodice to pull thie miter without
delay or nmt in vigor.
EL. We, Jr, speaking for the
company, bed no doubt of setting (are:
reduced to $2. or probably 33.50 round
trip, but aid tint in freight rules Port
Townsend in oonniderahly better of than
Pomona, Oregon, or nay or the Sound
ltenumon account at its natural 111-V
ventegeone nitration over any city in the
nonhtg-t. He claimed that the Wash
ington Steuben company, a camped
.o! _of “I. 0. F. &N. 00., charges the
name rate. no the latter, and thought the
Olympian end Aluken must he With-I
drawn to: financial reasons. ‘
ROW.” 20"“.1309 did not come to
spank; but to listen to those whom he
”Ipm. had come prepared to Speak;
turned to the railroad question and
urged cooperation. the advantage. of
Port Torn-end us the nearest point
from the ocean. a great point in the
'hiPPiDB 0’ 5811; Spoke of the unlimited
renounce in sea and on land, and said
that it behooves us to have courage and
make our-eelvel look as grand as panible
and we would be sure to attract greater
grandeur. Mr. Carnnban supplemented
m. speech with a lulscripl’ion of 8100
to wet building the railroad.
I‘. N. Ballet read a inner from hil
brother, G. Harris Ballet. Esq, of Seat
tle, showing how a company of men. few
in number and with limited means. sno
oeurnlly built :hc P. L. S. & E. k. B.
Ir. Solomon exprem.) himself as vil
line took! and encourage building the
milrord. feeling fully muted that it can
end till he hum
J. J. Calhoun said the road can be
hunt; the. resources nrc immanenthe
timber alone bum-en Port Townsend
bay liflzl Qui'cnw. on Huml's canal, mll
keel-:1 ruLErua-l Chard-3&1 and pming
fur fuc- }‘c_-m.~; a xuumJnEu .-.f Stun :1.
Qui Jim: vnzluy; smelting works a'rcnxly
on the buy, MO.
Mr. Grant of Purthx:d.'_()wgnu.said:
Pun 'l'uWL'n'n-J bad 11m finest harbor in
l'nitwi Stab, am] it will bocumv [ho
urvutert seaport on Puget Sound.
1n rw \l'!‘.'!‘.-‘x' i~ i.v-'t-~.~llY'_\‘; \h‘ haw uh
uh) :13: iv ir rm lwn- t-r Ulympiu: tin
"ij-'t:.lvi.u: i'.iilt'vv.t-l i~ ;~;l_\in_' :m vunrnmih
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:lmn Hm: .1' ill" l'iympia 1:. 11. (‘un—
nm-tml with tln- milrvwl s}‘>t=‘!n. l'Ul‘!
Tuu'm-h-l i- 'l-'~Xi!|t'xl In l-Q'l‘ulllt'
IHE' l-IL‘ \l'l >l .‘Hll'l‘lxfi I'MX'l‘
in tin- nut-H. .\lr. Stunt lzzi-l :ulirmml
tl..t' ‘:z‘ mm :m 1 “ill put :'. muplv ui :_ruzul
flu: .| 1~ an lill' leh-l if 2|l~!‘llt*=l. :ln-l l 1“
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('n. :- ;t=l-- lain: :tn ntl‘rr I-l #7005310 get
..:i' lin- (1 lmnlnin rin-r. but it was re
imwlz l:-~ “ill lniil-l :1 lmzt and put it 011
it. 11-. ii ~v‘l!‘ pvt-Mu \xisli.
l’. \Y. .‘HXillt :trsvrtv-l llml ”I" l'. T. 5.
11. 11. i> ial‘“ tlu- r-wl ..f I'urthnd: that
l‘u-rtlinxl !K‘lll'll‘ ;m- :ui-l .‘ll‘llll‘l luim‘nr
:l9 ix- '... it glll'l mn‘ trig-till: .\‘mttlu pcnplv.
tn :uuin their l-ruwm mnk. llzl‘l lmlrtli‘tl
t .. Z:1 ”Hr mun :m-l “Inn-k" :l:;llli,~1!:tll
u 2»? ll' nihil‘lll'tltblllrl‘, :mvl lu-r nun
In Iv'mrké “illiiu.
Ti. ‘Zm't'lin: q-xprt'fifi'll :l 'lt-tvrtuinzttiuu
tn min” the mum lln'llhul<. and named
UH" «'3lllt‘n llml “llllfl lu' ulllell h) ltl‘ in
tin» tram hank unnl luul in the progress,
but i< Hl'l.
Numcs nf siiivwrilvx-N tn [lusinx-Ss I'l3-
t‘li:m-_t- tun-l \wrt- null “11'. and :1 large
ntltn“-‘ru‘>f inunlmnw new sultsvriptiuns
u'vrv ll'lllt'l] to flip list, \"llllt‘ many others
inrn-nq-‘l their [urt-Vil-tH huhsvriptiuns.
\Vith mutual «ungr-xtulati-ms for the
inn-ms nf the l'. T. .\. R. It. and the in
tvrvsts of PM! 'l‘mvnwxul in :lt'llcfill. the
nu-cting :lnljonrm-tl suhjt-t't tn the wall of
lthc l'rCSitll‘lll.
‘ From Friday's Dally.
Tim Aucun unived last night from
\lanknu parts.
Lute ruins lmve spoiled a great many
utrnwoerries.
Judge Kuhn arrived home this morn
ing (mm the east.
Mrs. I’ugb‘s new dwelling house in go
ing up in Kuhu's addition.
Did you notice whether Judge Kuhn
find a red bandannn or nut? ‘
Messrs. Manson and Maninn are do
ing a very good job or atroet grading on
the hill.
’ Tug Rauier made the Diapalch'a trip
to Neal) Bay this week, the latte: being
llaid up for repairs.
3 Boom ! Boom !! When leading San
Francisco papers take us up. it is wmth
our while to “ gel: in and ride."
All things—that is, almtst all things
—seem to be “working together" these
days fur the good of Port Townsend.
Chicago is sweltering in the beat.
Port 'l‘owusend. althouab deluged with
recent ruins, is as cool and collected as
the circumstances will permit.
Travel on the Port 'l‘owuaend-Vicloria
i'onte iaTnérc-amri‘g finéTyT‘lhe‘Diympian ‘
lrequenxly can-lea a hundred pasungers}
or more. 1
The old U. S. life boat which [ms laid
near Bill & Weymouth's blacksmith shop
for the past year or two, has been sold
for 835. and will be repaired and used
for a fishing boat.
Attention is ca'ied to the announce
ment elsewhere of the Idaho's excursxon
trip to nlaska. Travel on the Port
Townzénd-Alaska route has become so
large that it Las been lonnd necessary
to put on an extra steamer.
Muster Howard Bill rurprised his rol
ntivee here a few days ago by his arrival
from Chicago. where he has been ever
since they came west. He is a tall young
man now—~quite n contraet from the lit
tle boy who left here a few years ago.
CAMP Mnmmo.—'l‘he camp meeting
on Lopez Island will commence on next
Tnureday. 28th inst. It will continue
over July 4th. and that interesting na
tional anniversary will be duly obeerved‘
with Christzan services and patriotic ex
ercise-r, including an oration by Mral
lEmmn Mollny. and public picnic dinner. 1
All are cordially invited to attend the‘
meet age from beginning to the close.
Mr. Ashley Bancroft proposes, if the
bore first-cost expense can be borne by
our citizens, to put a fine engraving of
Port Townsend and enrroundings in his
forthcoming History. By first coat we
mean the cost of making the sketch and
engraving the lithograph stone—which
would be about 8300. The work will be
issued by the end of this year. Our city
council would be enterprising it it were
to appropriate money for this illustra
tion.
RICH Spucmm.~ln 'l‘ihbala' ofiioe on|
Union whnrt in shoulder specimen of
gold-bearing quartz from Capt. Carroll's
mine in Alaska. that is perhaps the rich
est for its nits over brought to light. It
is something over two feet boron: and
about a foot thick. and is estimated to
contain five hundred dollars’ worth ot‘
gold. Indeed. the precious metal can
be piainly seen with the naked eye.
nearly all over the surface of the speci
[men It was taken out of the bueiu.
underneath n glacier.from one end of
into Treadwell ledge. San Francisco
parties have bonded the mine at an en
ormous price. and ten tune of the quartz
is being shipped to them in its natural
condition. This particular specimen is
well worth seeing.
Four wasted schooner Putitan arrivedi
this morning from San Diego. Londa‘
lumber and pike at Burrard'a Inlet for ni
Mexican pox-L ‘
Bark Canada. Capt. Warner, arrived
mil morning, ‘umber laden from Taco.
ma. bound for San Francisco.
13;: Chroulc'e Doom Edition.
A réfireihtlfiruof the San Francisco
Chroiuiclc arrived here today and pro
poses to get op a boom edition for Port
Towusend. 'i’besxieeihl edition will be
1t least on. pace. and appear on Sunday.
JMy 7411.
The advantage of portraying this city's
beautiinl aarmnndiuizs nnd desirable lo
cations for new in lustriaa. can be appre
ciated'by every citizcn. when they real
ize that the Chronicle. on Sunday. issues
an edition of 63,000 copies. Business
men should grasp this opportunity of ad
vertising the oiif. as one pditiui like flu
Chronicle will do more good lhan a do:-
Len bmditieuin loul Sound papa.
The link: of "ark Dead.
EVGK‘VLUJ} knows tli:- funiliar form 0!
old Duke of Yuri... ll”; :igmi Iml'nu \rhu
alwayr cam-e ullt “ix ~lzi2c occasions with
his redmemnl‘. Hr mill l :i landmark
for Port Town will! l‘U Lang: I', having
PHSS 'd peacefully i-u-r tn :l.» happy
bunting grmlnila lu‘t night. He Was
quite rciieruli‘e mil. m:- m-iglii u! 303:5.
and was r; m:.rk.;l.‘:r during all 1'! his
long l:.'u for a Warm. Hmrzll {rwnilahip
for the "Vlillri. But for his infliicrice‘
Wilh the Indium in rarly dayic. l'nrrcf
W lu'd have bum) trouble) far (illauer
than lln re! was. .\lllro than ulh‘ [ziuuerr
bad name to thank his lucky H!l.f.\ dur
ling the {:rl’imi «f mirlwr settlements on
[Pu-.:rl. Sound fur lln: heal flaunt infin-
Icnm- of the Duke
This morning. when H 29 Duly) :4 two
sons cum.» to turn {ruin :n'rvss (no hay.
airing rent 2.; Ilia-it lii-urlfel! hunt-um.
thine-2 l cor zlie luvs «if lir-ir piirunl. Frank
Ppltygruw smrtul nut lo ruisv lllflnr‘y
to give, “is l-‘l‘l f:-1l ~w a llwfll'lfl What:-
inun‘r-~ lulrui'. He lip-’.: donzilr-l :1 bran
new sml i.f (‘lullzt‘n and then star-led :1
sulisc'iption 11~1 [VIN-unis of filly {lulr
lars w.:s ram-d in 9. Eliot! time. It has
been ill-l-Med by lll(':nl‘('l‘i of Nif- Mason
ic i-rdt‘r t-i (limhh‘ :i Int in ”I?” "Hm-l—
cry hr the I)uka n: d his fun) 13'. th(“
bml Y will he ':nL-m-‘ud in a suhslnnlml
culliii, (IL-l ll)» funeral mi 1 take place lu-i
morrnw morning“! U. ‘
)iurel'nssr. l
Is l‘elzzili' o.’ lil" Sturdy lll‘lllfl-‘Tfi Wlinl
he-hw-l ‘.u urn-n up llnie lower Satin! ‘
Country to Sr-Hli-mvnl ~ umung wlmm th(-i
Willi-r in" [‘(‘l‘f “I d liin {all-or hull a l'P-l’li
~lm- .\luil's \'.'ill .‘leiri .'i [-1111 Willil
which to e-rcct u ~liilnnlr nwiinmvxil 'u:
lhi- lnti- Duke of York. in H't‘lllllllllfll] of;
the dvht of nrnli'uiln which all pimiuers %
and their Bllfl‘fl‘P-IUT.‘ on‘e- On his Invnmry.
Sulwcriplimis in this: fund will lw;
promptly rl-pnrtml. and lurm-il “car In;
‘any commute-e that mu) lye lies-maimed;
to n-ceive rind “pend it. i
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Ihe “luau-y (‘oulp uly. ‘
Mr. Ashley Bum-roll is quite Well 1
pleased with the success ntu-ndimz hisl
visit In Port 'l‘m mend. He regards “128
as certainly one of the lending pruspect
chi great cities of PngL-t Sound, lllld has
determined to give il due prominence in
his forthcoming history of Oregon and
\Vushiuglon. The Work will be in two
volumes, of about 800 pages each. wrll be
elegantly illustrated. bound in Morocco,
and soil] at S2O par not. The design is
to describe and illustrate the country as
it was in early days, and as it now up
pears. with a lively indie Man of what it
will be in future. Port Townsend will
receive enough attention in Ibis work to
make it well worth her while to invest
largely in subscriptions to it.
From Saturday's Dally.
The city Council ls moving rapidly in
the matter of street improvement“.
Br. ship St. Vincent, from Sun qu~
cisco. arrived last nigh t—cousigned to
Pope & Talbot. ‘
‘ Mrs. S. A. Fulge and Mrs. J. 0. Far.
lrell and child are passengers from San
‘Fraucisco for Port. Townsend, per. str.
Mexico. due here Monday.
Hon. A. W. Bash is talked of for mayor.
Mr. 8891) is imbued with the spirit of
women, and Would certainly do our city ;
proud whenever visited by people of‘
prominence from abroad. ‘
Among the passengeru from Clalnm‘
on the Rumer yesterday were: M. Pul-‘
len. Mrs. D. Pullen,frnm Quileute; Mrs.
S. J. Weir from Dnugeuess. and D. P.
Quinn from Port Augelea. 1
Mr. Cameron. agent of (be S. F. Chron
icle, left this morning. It is safe to any
that cur local Business Exchange will ar
range soon for a two column " write up ”
in the great California daily.
Last day for registering voters. If
any are disfrancbised through neglect.
oversight or ignorance in failing to
reek-tor. don't blame the Andes. It has
faithfully and repeatedly warned the
public.
One of the most prosperous and prom
ising towns in Washington is Centra
lia on the N. P. Railroad at about the
point where the Port Ttmusend South
ern will intersect that highway. It eent
reports from Centralio show it to be in a
very prosperous condition, with manu
facturing enterprises budding out nta
lively rate. it has a valuable coal mine.
mnrbie and building stone quarry. sfine
'belt of timber to work up into lumber,
a sure enough educational institution—
snd a brilliant prospect ahead. When
our raliroad reaches that town it will
create a lively boom.
‘ Luzon Foreman—Old Duke of York's ‘
funeral to-dsy was largely nttendotl—‘
Bartlett J: Co. donating the use of'sj
hearse. Mr. Rouse furnishing s team
free. and fifteen carriages following filled
with citizens. Rev. J. B. Alexander of
ficiated. The Curiege moved slowly out
from the county court-house. where the
body had been laid out and Viewed by
many people. At the grave there were
impressive ceremonies, including s
military salute by the Port of
Entry Guards who had gone in uni
formin the the proowsion. Altogether
it was an event in the history of Port,
Townsend,snd was a fitting sequel to
the lifelong friendship of deoeused for
the pslefsoe.
(fly Council Proceedings. ‘
A! the city council meoung last even
ing. an eicction was ordered to be beid
July 9th. to elect a. mnjvr, {our council
man and city marshal.
Oflicers o! the eiecpiun appointed: A'.
A. Plummet, inspector; L: W. Snllina
and J. Q. Clinger. judges; A. H. Win
trode and Chan. M. Gerrieh. clerks.
Chas. Mausun, Contractor. making
street improvements. reported work pro
gressing. and asked to have the street
commissioner inspect the work _with a
view of acceptance as far as completed.
Granted. An incline algae): walk was
ordered built withontfnttber delay on
Quincy street leading up the bill. or
derod tbqttne street commissioner have
incline approaches built to the sidewalk
on J elfersrm street ntcrma sheds. Bide-E
walk ordered climpleted‘ in front of Mrs.
Webster's property n‘n'Jetl'ers-m street.
This had been-r previously orderemrnnd
; the fence and outbuildiu‘gs‘lmd been or;
[dared moved out of the street. Failure
to comply with these recent orders has
caused bot discussmn. as similar orders
in regard to other property have been
promptly nbayed._ ; ‘ . . . ,
Retail liqnur licenses errm'ted to David
Spoor, 'l‘. 'l‘orjuaep. and N: E. _Burton, ..
SPEQIAI ALISKA‘EXWRSHIN. ‘ ‘
fiteanmhlp Idaho
Will sail’tmm Port Townsend butflvta'
on or about July lflih; mnkimz especial
excumnu, as the Ancon and EH»: are
unable ta acmmrmulate the travel. All
parties wishing to mail themselves nl’
this opportuniuy fillab‘ifidfiappb‘ “once tb'
. 1!. L. TIBBALs. Jn..
Ag't P. C. 3. 00.. Union Whirl. ‘_ ,
Port TownundJnna 23, 1888. ‘V _, 1
From nosm'n nail).
Frank bonus-bus L'nna tn St Paul.
(in ready tn vute 30m sentiments in
me city eluctimi.
Supt. Krndrick inf tbi- lladlock saw
mill was in town _w-sh-rdn)‘.
A party 0f Island Cunt-(y pang-14' am In
L-ike Wlmlcum this walk in NFllCflYt‘.
‘ Many Wbidb) 25": in-J yi-ung mu. have
a me to the Big Bend country tn take up
land claims.
E. L. Shannen and mulber,of Anacnr
tea. are to visit tiu- Hing-'5 a: El) g's
Landing.
.\lra. Mull 3' guns to 1)”le this Vim-k,
to lake part in [he camp Lucrling about
to open there.
Mr. Downs uLtbe Port Townsend saw
mill shipped 230,0001izli: to San Frau~
ciscn last Week.
Capt. finder and Mrs. Lyle of What
cum are. visiting old time friend", on
Wiii lb) Island.
Cnugn all» new has :‘..ur Acumen; tu
Satanic, running regularly, with the
Mcrwm as u day bunt.
E. S. Meuuy Ins iesigned the night
ellitorsbip uf liic Svsittlc P.-I. Hu will
he succeeded by .l. Nelmm, late of the
Oregonian.
All mi-mlmm hr the Impruwil Urdu «:f
Rvd .\ltu who expect tn Ln: tn Seattle
to-mntrmv. will be .'it llzn Opera ”nu-‘9
ut 7510, this i-vcniuu.
R. L. Bailey. of Skuuit Head. was ex
amined be are Judge Blowers, at Game
Ville uu nuturduxuwl Wfl“ deciured in
salw, and talwn h: 51ml :r-num asylum. -
Ens-0n B. Ehoy. 11.41.. M Lymlav. :9
fishing lru-ndsuml relatives) in Island
Culluty. }IP is hulking ‘ruund in the in
tt’l'{'.“ - l the- normal :cluml at that plain.
The dramahc entvrhxinumut Saturday
evening was most ex'i‘lT-ml. .\i'r. Gun.
‘1“. \Vuml cerhinly is (in uctur Ul' nu ur
dnmry mm“. W}; ‘9 the lady sustained
her part up Well that frequent applzmae
was evoked.
A gom] stone building for rent—«m the,
hill. “Jimmy “ Furdlmm has creek-d
there a substantial building. suitable fur
nny ordinary mercanlilc business. He
will make reasonable terms {or any one
n‘iebiug to open business. '
Dr. Spencvr C. Devan. furmeriy U. S.
Murine Hrrspitnl Suruvon in this city,
and Miss Harriet Beecher Scoville. niece
of Capt. H. F. Beecher. ware married at
Stanford, Cnun .on the 19th inst. funds
were received by many friends in this
city.
Late rains have done some damage to
crops—and a great deal of gnod. One
strawberry dealer repurls a loss of n to:
nr more. On Wbidby island the potato
yield is reported to be very promising;
vnluo. the meadows and full-sown wheat
have been greatly benefited by the ruins.
’ The fifth annual meeting of the Port
Townsend Women's Christian Tempur
ance Union will be bold \Vednesduy af
ternoon, at 2.15, at the home of Mrs.
Hinds. All mumbers are rrqueated to
‘atieud, as there are oflicers t 4.) elect for
jtbe ensuing year, and other important
1 business nwnits action.
Among the speakers at 11143 Y. M. C.
A. I"I'VICPS yesterday afternoon Were:
Prof. F. J. Bruwue. and Messrs. Harper,
GlMier and Stewart, and Mrs Moliuy.
The exercises were quite interesting. A
chair for the association in to be organ
ized. and hereafter the singing will he a
special feature.
A meeting of the Board of Trade will
be held at the court house this ovemng.
to cunnider a propnaifion from H. L
’l‘ibbals.jr.. locnl agent of the O. B. &
N. 00.. to reduce (area between this oily
and Seattle- -in response to in demand
made by the Board at its last meeting.
lion. W. H. Learned. Vice-Gram In
cohonee of the Improved Order of Red
men. will leave here at 7n. m, to mor
row. accompanied by about lwoniy mem~
berg u! " Chimacum " Tribe. fur we pm
pose of instituting “Seame " Tribe. No.
2. of that order. They have chartered
the steamer Wildwood t') carry (Lem
back and forth.
It is quite gratifying to note the
speed) success of Board of Trade and
Bn<inese Exchange efl'urts to secure a
reduction of fares between Port Town
send and other Sound points. The next
more must be to get. that \Vllialhy I‘lnnd
wharf built. Our local steamboat com
pauy should take It in hand. and in—
crease their service. besides reducing
flares; and the Busineas Exchange should
secure a local subsidy it uecesusry.
Col. Henry Landau is being brought
forward by unumber of business men
for the mayoralty. The choice probably
lies between Col. bunnies and Council
man W. H. H. Learned. As the latter
has another year to'serve in the céuncil.
and is a very useful member, he may be
kept there. Ex~Mavor Smith is beiun
urged in some quarter: for another term.
but is more likely to be elected as a
member of the council. where he can be
fully as useful to the public. The same
talk is being heard about Hun. A. W.
Bush.
Tbe four-mnsted British s'uip Ellislond ‘
arrived yesterday lumber laden from 1
For: Gamble. bound for Ma lbnurue. Ana. 1
British bark Willie Manren.fmm Ut
solndy. with lumber for Melbourne, Ans.
Shenmer Bertha has cleared from Sun
Francisco for Port Townsend.
’ From Tuesday's nan:-
‘ Hurrah for Harrisom
j The root of the foundry hnildinu look
Hire last evening about. 6 o’clock, but the
‘flunes were promptly extinguished by
”59 loco! firé ddp'ngtmgnt. » ‘
1 The" Wildiood took oboui twenty
members of the order or Redmeu to
Seattle today. They were accompanied
byMr J. F. Mclutire. the P-I. repurltr-
" There is a great sigh- of relief now that
the reault uf the Chicago convention is
.known. People had been listening with
éager anxiety [or the pawl Weak !u hear
the news. Umwds had remained aruund
‘the b‘lXJelm bugs-d. and [gum] had neg
-I{leotedL—luislnofi ‘6 can: and speculate up
on the probable outcome of the great
gathering.
32Aocmnxn—As we go tn presa :1 (right
-fnl amiJehl recurred in the Port Town
aeud sawmill. The man wim was edging
off from the bug saw was struck by :1 dub
"aid knocked duwn and run over by the
Icau'ixuze befnre the machinery could be
summed. Doctors William: and Mar!-
‘b'tpugh were “unmanned Wlth all haste.
lbut it is doubtful if med‘u n 1 skill can be
PM”, avail. A deepgnsh was cut in the
mo! fellow?- side and one arm and,
l shoulder were badly crushed. The
yuuig man’s name is Thomas Dwyer;
his rcizifiws live .'i‘. Cataract. Ontario,
: szizdzi. Nu Hume can be Hitachi-. Itn
' any-mic. A' [:rr-srii! writing the 111‘”! is
hardy iiiirc. .'tllli tho ducturs hay bt‘ can
nut pussihiy itcrivcr.
The great Hiclis-szycr Minstrels will
i‘l’l’tr-‘H' iu [warm-G's, viwrai lit-use Sutur
duy evening. as per :idwrtisrmenf elsu—
when. The troupe i; (rump-i 596 of
genuine 003-!er niiiietruls. i-nrt of '.i'linin
were here with the: t'imuus (‘.iiilendvr
Minstrels ten .\uirs :igti .\lr. C:lllt'Ull§'r
himsrl! is with the company. They pro
[1059 h give m n furrvn'll entertainment
preVinns tn Ulr‘il' lit‘liflflllu'tf fur Anal”; iii.
It is Side to predirt :i crmuleil illillSt‘.
Hamilton‘s A~lditiun has liceii plucml
with the Aaots agency for sale. It is
located on the peninsula. lmlf ti iui'e
from the R R. pelipfe‘s addition. and
”coupins an eligible. situation. lt (‘im- ‘
sists of fiftiwn blacks, each Containing: l
eight l. ts. 5)::109 fun! in siza. Streets ;
:iro’ lit) for! Wile. itllil alley“: 15 fret WM”. ;
l‘hcse luts will he.- s-shl at $35 fur iiiSiilo- 1
lots and S4O for corn-.:rs. These tiiziirvs l
of v'iurse are hr .1 limite:l URL“. nii.l m l
secure the benefit hilt-nut will rt‘qnirei
prumpt respniise tn the (it“mr. Uiill early. 1
l
. . . l
The 0. B. it N. to. :i:i.~i come to limp ‘
. . . . ‘
With :1 partial reduction of fares —ui re
spmise to laicnl (I"milhds 1! him :ill
:ilnniz Illil’H‘lli‘liJfllt'il agaimt l’urt Tuwur
iii-ml. iziul still lll‘t'l’lmllllltlnl against us
sin-guru“); as o impiireil with its r-lirirgin~
(in tin-- >‘.t’:ittli--\Vli:ituini rump. Him.
1) l; vl-u‘l‘snli hm EULI Dr. Minklur llln'
Uiv “ it‘lllngtln: Stra'iiii'mt (':t‘lnflfl!l\
will watn'ilieli run-s 11l fro g'ds :iii-i fill'v“.
that Will he an 'lljj'W‘j .i-r unr C:llZ".\'S h
stii'iil by them. 'l‘n tlint and hell 3 Will
in: tn iiint nrii‘. Cutler With 3 Hazard n!
Trmlu C'llllnllnéfe.
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Port Townsend Italian-s.
Afier the Board (at Truth: and Businers
Exchange lut'ellllfld Inst evening, ii large
boritim was li:iilt.'iri.l the (mint Imus:-
qui tilled with an under crowd to liven
to the pent up oratory nl’ replihficani
wlin derircd tn express their '.:rzi‘iticn .
tion over the resnlt (if the Chicano cu: -:
nntiun. Rackets hail illiiniiiintul the}
air, and bombs had been liiirn- d in
humor nf thoiicciisiuii. Capt. Gen. H.
Juries. president of the local republican
chili, presided at the meeting, Mid in
trudiiced Hon. C. M. Bradshaw who
(lpL'lle‘d the liali by a ringing rel-u lican
speech. He was {.illnwe'l by Gen. U.
Hole. mli. Esq . null then by Allen Weiv
in i-xplaisiiz piinvgyrics river lb: party.
the smution. the prutectinn is.~ui>.etr-.
’l‘o giv: even n syncipAis 0f the arelchés
wniild exhaust «:iir splice. The audience
was WIN With enthusiasm. and mm
speaker was frequeiitly interrupted Willi
rapturous linrats of applause. Hon. A.
W. Bush. Geri. Oliver Wood. Gen. D. W
Smith. Prof. F. J. Browne, and “issue.
W. H. H. Learned. Warren Hastings, J.
H. I’ctersnn and others were among the
speakers—rind all acquitted themselves
With remarks painted and caustic: At
the closen motion was carried unani
mously. changing the name of the club
frnm_Waahington to Harrison. and th»
meeting adjourned with three I'Ollflllfi
cheers for the national ticket.
From “‘eaaesaax'l ball).
Port Angeles wants a high school.
Rev. J. N. Danismi arrived home from
Oregon yrsterdny.
rhlp State c-f Maine has sailed from
’Frieco for l’vrt Townsend.
'1 he 0. R. & N. Cu. steamers resume
their former min-Jule today.
Gen. 1). \V. Smith and family
leave {why for a visi: t 1: Whincnm.
l'im Premier will leave fur Vancouver
on her next trip at 10 o'clock Saturday
evening.
The Tacoma illustrated boom edition
of the Oregonian was creditable to all
concerned.
Rev. J. Taylor, of Oregon City, will
hokl Between in St Paul's church Sun
day. July 13:, morning and evening.
Bark Uowhlz went to sea this mum
iug in tow of lug 'l'yee. with lumber
{rum Putt Gamble for San Francisco.
Dr. C. W. Hunt will have town FLdu)
morning on professional tour to Orcns
Island and vxcmity, inkeuding to be gone
one week.
A petition was circulated and exten
sively signed yeah-n 13)". asking (30!.
Henry Lilbdt‘s tu permit the usc of his
name fur Mayor.
Mr. Dwyct, the poor fellow who was
so seriously injumd at the saw mill yes
terduy. is still alive—hm is unt expect
ed to live through the day:
The local busiuew Exchange has sub
scribed for 25 copies of each of (be two
daily vows-papers, for. the mouths of
July and AuguM—to be uchd to east
ern hotels.
Mrs. Van Auken expects to give her
eukertmumeut and exhibition July 14th.
It will be u dramatizatiun from “Josiah
Allen's \\ Ho," and is expected to be ex
cruciatingly many. ‘ -
Hun. John Lem-y and Attorney Gen
eml Nezculfc of Seattle passed through
yeéterdny to Victoria. as a committee to
invite the Victuria people to attend the
celebration at Seattle.
Dr. Miukler received wurd this morn
ing of the death of his grandfather. in
Florence, Ohio. The old gentleman
only luckedamouth and two days of
being a hundred years old . i
Steamship Wilmington arrived this?
morning tram San Franciacn. having‘
made a special trip to carry freight.
Sho is now at Quincy street dock, dis
charging 50(01):; for this csty.
The sleamar Ilnssalu has arrive-l safev
ly on Puget Sound from the Columbia
river. She is larger and finer than the
Hayward. and will be aa=igned a regular
mute on me upper SonnJ waters.
The Ange-lea paper is so tickied over
the majority vate in laVur of that point
at the late county seat ulcction that it
now claims the custom house an! every
thing cine worth meuliflning in Port
5 Townwnd. Take it a”. hog! Help
l yoursalt. .;
'At n mmfing of the Business Ex
ohnnge advertising coma-Etta» held ycs-‘
today in B. S. Mifler’s office it vanilla
aided to accept the um».— made ‘by Mr.
Ashley Bancroft m iliustrate I’;th Tawn-
Fem] in the fuI'NJCOEIDE Uishry of the
Pacific N-rrthwefi. m be puhhshed a .'cw
mouths hence. Th». (”list arrived yea
€£rdny sflenmuu um] {puma \mrk tuia'y'
making sketches. >
chilfun'l‘minaena Snorkel-u Rniirbn'd
direch-rs an; reqccming their, promises'.
Yesterday mowing u party of "sirléun
surveyors and engineers etmtcd nut Ou
lucatothe line at the road. It .9 pre
sumed that the fine will terminate. can:
heating mm a firuns‘cuhfinvnhzl line, at
Portland. the pralam'iunry survey having:
abuwu that a run“! from Putt 'l‘uwnsrml
in tbtt dirt-51‘0“ was perfectly feadbh
and vex-v afitanmizeuus. "l‘hé Harden
ot‘ the mad said that bids‘ror chaser“?-
tion would be advextisad' [or within 9;:
Jacks.
.\ KEY-NOTE
Uh. lhi~ri~n.~. oer Harrimu.
Th» man mun lruluhm:
E i~ ll mu “1'0!" 0:: :; rav- I' fin:
Thu; .-:u_\' r, d ? ..:-:En-tn'x.
I! .-. UI -~ ¢~l ‘_w I'. il'. (Ljhllzr: 44.3
'.V, im- 14.11." num-11513¥11-'v:='-'u.
iz-vuireit _ ~ur=- :0 “in [hi-day.
.\t {he pr "ix.l'l];’:ll rh-t-axun.
“3* him-v 12"? n In: 2b.: Uillc’ Halli"
\\ ill llu urn 1h» li- '.:-1M .
111'. Mdllrtvt‘u'rl'uil 'he .imy an.-
Wt-‘L2lmhim~iamlizzzpu-m-t:
.\nd \zhun tl'. - army in Inf-r 4 {.:.-HI.
“'ixh iz. ». ..- n:i4|a;.~ . :Ini~6‘fl.
“3“" find tlu- nzxm - that ll'udr In .'nm -
l‘l Indium-{s Hurriim.
, ,V ~....-_ ,_
l-‘rlllny Harbor linterln “went.
(iaxrielfilukfi
limruk .\luil'>:—L:l>‘l ‘i‘v'cdncsday en"
niug. 20th inst” (living pruscnt at a wry
unjuya‘nlv vnti-rtainnu‘ut—a strmv‘m-rr)‘
fvslival and savial. with musival and litu
rary vm-rvEN-s—tiriginau‘d and dirw-tud
by tlu- public spirited ladies of Friday
llarlmr, and immediate virinrty), I must
furnish a rt'pnl‘i of thv f._-.~tiviti«_-s fur ynur
rnlumns. and lay way ui {in-fire will mor
alizn :l littlc UH m-rtain impressinns rO
--imd at that delightful gathering. l
was thinking. that in every community
thon- must ln- pleasun-s, relations, and
IllL'tllh' of agn‘vahlo excitement, and if in
nrm-nt (mos am not furniscd, resort will
ho had to rriminul. Man was made to
unjuy as wvll as tr» labor. and the statv of
sm't'vty should he adapted to this printi
pl-.‘ of human nature. I am glad tn ro—
—-nr‘l. that at Friday Harbor :euviai inn-r
--fillii‘m‘ i 4 lwx'oiicin-g mnru gum-n 1 and
n-lu-vrful, un'l innm-om pul-lii' amuse:-
lnL‘Ht" :m- being furnHu-ul fluwnnnnunitv.
Thow luring tln- lx-nplc tug-"thentokin—
.llv with nun wnutinn. tn slur-c the same
innm-mit joy having :I hmnzmizin: influ
vnvv, and amnn: tin-5(- bonds of sm'imy
perhaps no «ma- has priulua'cd m mm-h un
'l|in‘(l :_mwl ux’ tht- hut revvut intmdm-tinn
of musical (ah-m in our mixlst.
Tzun- :unl ::l;ill in this [minim] art are
heing spread :ummg us, and shnfily, PV-
*r_\' family will haw 9. now romum-o—
llulni'fi a nvw :xtlravtinn. l’urthis mm—
nir‘ndal'lu u:itlni.~i:i<m in niusival art, we
are mainly inclulutml to our vxvellcnt and
unthusiastiv friend, Mm. H. 11. Driggs,
mw whu lK‘llt‘Vt‘H that nothing great was
3 uwr achieved without enthusiasm. Mrs.
Briggs om'nuragns the eil‘urts which have
runnnem'ml :unnng tlu- people of Friday
Marl-or for spn‘ading the zwcoxnplishnwnt
01' music thmughuut the community. \Ve
hunt admit that the good intlucm-cs of
nnisir give strength tn the religious Hell
t‘lnunt, and to all pure and generous
emotiuns. Regarded ms-rcly as a refined
pIL-zmlre, it has a favorable bearing on
public murals.
Thus we are cheered by remarking the
Apirit of improvement, that in ,nbroad
throughout our island home. The dreary
clouds of a. long, dark past are drifting by,
and the light of a better day is dawning
upon society.
The programme of exercises was open
ed by the chairman, R. H. \Vzmshrough,
amp, in a Hpoerh (if appropriate and well
chosen rvmarks, eliciting applause, then
“ .\lnfic urn-c with its voinpz '30:: swell,
Sun eyes looked love to eyes which spoke
again,
And all went merry as a marriage hell."
Programme as follows:
1. Song. “ I’axrotiv Glee," .. . . .. . .. . . Full Chorus
2. ” .\lemwries of Galilee.“ Duet by Meqlamu
Johnson and Brick“.
:l. llccimliom... ...............Miss M. L-m
l. S‘ mz, “ Swmwe Riva-{‘.. .. .. ....Full Chorus
5. flaming .. ......‘lisa 'l'h'm. Ler
6. Tlin. his: "mental. l-‘x-idnv lhrlmr Sir}: Band
7 Solo. " [lo-tier Lang?) than Sigh. Mrs. Johnron
8. Reading" . .. v . .... u.. ..Miss Retblifren
9. Solo. “ Bring me a letter firom home.“ Mrs.
Wansbrougll.
10. Ream: on (in clmructer).... ....Miss M. Lee
11. Trio. ln-'lrnnmntal,!-‘riduy HarborSlr'g Band
12. Solo, " Tenling nn llu uld Camp-Ground."
Mrs. Johnson. with full chorus.
The entire. programme was excellent
and mud: appreciated by the audience,
whirl; was manifested lry their “ap
plauding to the very echo—shouting
{heir mutilation." The rendition of
various vocal and instrumental piet'es
by Mrs. Johnson, of Lopez Island,
( who so kindly volunteered her services),
were highly uppreqiatod—
" “or silver voice
ls Ihe rich music at a summr-r [fin],
"Bard in the still “Lint wi:h its [msiormle
carbnce.
A bevy of fair \mmen, including Mrs.
K. 11. Wansbrougln, ever active in a good
cause; Mrs Carter, quietly devoted to ev
ery good work; Miss Bowman, the sun-
Hhinu of every cuh-rtainment; Mrs. Mer
cn II 'A‘ .I ‘l' , Ii,AI,I!E 7,, 7‘
rifield, with the Misses Rethliisen and!
others. all participating and vieing with
each other in contributing to the Rut-r6BB
and furtherance of evrry good cause.
Lust named, hut foremost irrevery good
work, Mrs. Driggs contributed much to
the success of the entertainment. From
first to last managing and directing every
thing systematically, all having to go with
the click of the telegraph, allowing no ob:
stat-leg to obstruct. As an inbtnnee, at a
late hour it, was discovered that the dev
mind for strawberries and cream exceed
ed the supply. The attention of Mrs.
Driggs was directed to the matter. In a
twinkling she was seen with a. lantern in
hand Calling for volunteers to accompany
her to the strawberry patch to gather a
fresh supply by lamplight. Editor, 'did.
you ever hear of such enterprise before?
lThe ladies who projected the entertains
‘ ment were greeted by a large attendance.
3 Friends from the adjacent ialands'be'mg
l present. uniting: in the general enjoyment
with the people of San Juan, all exgeas‘
in; themselves as highly pleased ‘with
the social and general festivities.
The object of the entertainment was to
! give :1 substantial expression of good will
i and kindly interbst in the loss of a imm'
i sustained by .\lr. Weekes last Deeember,‘
: and at the close of ieativnl thenet pro-{
| weds oi {‘2B was handed to the minister,
“'lllt'h, with aid received from oth"
friends, has about relieved him of the
burden at financial loss‘ I was thinking
the evening of this pmisrewnrthy meial
i and benefit, that ‘
n There's no deal“! of kindness . l
' In this w‘lz'ld of ours: 'I
Only _in ou‘ blindness ._l
We ember thorns for flowers."
Truly. “' kind hearts are more than (Tum-1
nets." ‘ -- ' I
(‘LALAEI C(HJX'I‘Y ELIICTIOX. !
. ._____ . . .
fix-en‘s: with: like: >.] ‘ I
._ ‘ Dcxanxzbs. Jum' ~23. m 5; ;
'ln the ununty sent eiec iau hr-ld in;
Clahnm yesterday. nH'pncim-h 9: up?
Seqniav, kas and Qniinynfe- inm- l-m-n
3 Mom! frnm. zqu the rrwu?! :iem fur tin-'0
i Augrk‘s a mnjuri'y aver Du: want->3 0?
i 199. The h-ml cube repwrted is 383. . f
E which the prvcxmt «.I' For! Angela and
1 24:). .'
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1 sale by um Anus: agency is z. 3.4;";
tcow elk, just caught at Qnilontg. .
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[recommend has superior to any pn'scnpuon .‘-‘_‘:}:l‘ Ficumrg. 'ill:sl"."l‘;4.’a' .rucml. "a. |
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‘Tm: "ESTATE (Eunwv. T.‘.‘lurrr.y Sin-ct. 3'. X"
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‘ Agifigfié a I
TO ALL PaGPLE!
We have to offer you; in Learned’s
2d Addition} a few bicclzs yetn-and
only a feWm-as they are rapidly being
taken from us by delighted purchas
ers, and furthers we are highly
pleased to state to an appreciative
people that in a few days we will
offer to them the “Coup d’etat” in.
Real Estate in the Lake E‘ark Addi
tion that possesses magnificent qual
ities, upon which We shall love to
descant if you will drop in and spend
a short season with us.
Of course you understand that we
have bar-gains in all kinds of real
property. Very respectfully,
Cms 1:" '\\r(r)(l)'l)i.‘i- WM. 1“. 1.1-3.3 KNED. A. H. “INTRUDE.
PORT I‘OWNSEE‘éB LAND CO’Y.
“The Esrlssiw Real Estate Agents)”
McCURDY BLOCK,
Port Townsend, - - . Wash.
I’. O. 15‘ @l7B. Correspondence solicited.
PEETY§ROYE & 60.,
General Méféhandise,
SHIPPING 1& i‘zfli‘ifiiififiiflfi MERCHANTS
PORT T 0 IVNSEND, H". T.
We carry the largest and most compiéfé éEEEZF‘fl
9 9 3 ‘
Men s, Boy s and Youth 3 Clothmg
. 33:“ or any house in the Uizy
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We an: headquarters for, and our lines are full in every particular.
linis, Caps, Boots & Shoes'
.\m to he found in our stnre in the gre;ltr:t variety and BEST QUALITIES.
GROCE R I E S .
We can cater to the must fastidious and (‘.lrry'ny :u the best assorted Hu- 0:
Staple and Fam'y er'crit do 1w {maul} on Pugs-t Sound.
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country Premise taken at the mghest Prices.
.m-All Goods duliveted to any part of the (‘11:: szx: «Us (‘uAaGL-z. Country
Orders :5 lit-Mod and ”BET ATTENTIUN GUARANTEED.
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