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

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an» afrchlg grgus.
From Wed men-088's Dull).
Eclipse of the moon, July 22.
Prof. R. G. Kerr arrive-J yesterday at-
Icruoou.
Herbert Burki ‘.t hm! quite 3 trip in
the Chicago cnun-ution.
Capt. 'l‘ihbuh. W. E. Stevens and J.
A. Kuhn will ienvc fnr \thtcnm today-
Ye cdiim' guts in Seattle Min): to h-p
--meant Juuu d» Fnca L mgr, A. U. U. W.
in the Gmud Luke swamu.
Mr. Bills new blacksmith shop will be
24x45 fret in six 5. He gum in Seattle
today (or iunis, and win he; at Wurk in u
.ahort time.
Capt. nnd Mrs. Mai-gun gave u very
pleasant reception (in Saturday evening,
in honor of Frank L‘. Jug”, uophewof
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Junkmau.
D. P. Quinn has gum- into line h‘ili es
tate business at Port Angeles. If 3'qu
want property sold, give him a call. 11' f
urenca. Henry lnudcs, lst Su’funnl
Bank.
The AnuL's acknowledge? me rm-nipt
of Sena-tor Mitchei’s um! “duh'lit in the
Sundry Civil Expense "si”. 59mm; :nide
840,000, to put-2139' .e additional ground
to: our custom ‘9: In“.
0318 b Bi“ ha. commencel Imnlil 1;
stho lumber for building a new hlnc‘.
smith “l" p at the corum' o! Wan-r a: d
Polk u‘_,eegg, apposite Mr. Bush’s new
bui!‘r;ng on Sea Wall.
(7 I n ‘ . _A. . ‘. .. . .
"rue Omalogue ofOlympia (‘ullr-gziule
institute is upon our tabla Unr hun
dred and forty one student: wrrc r-n
--rollml lust year “114]cYC‘r-Vevidr'l-Cehf
prosperiry is gin-n. This would how
ever be assured with J.E. Fullnnslmo,
A. M. as principal.
Gen. Tom (‘lunia.democratic nominee
for congress in the San Francisco dis.
Iricl. has presented the clearest cut and
only really available reply to the charge
that the party is pledged to free trade:
“If anybody calls this n free trade party
I will call him a liar. and if he repeats if
I Will call him a horse thief." The
keenly incisive logic (2) of the general is
what will recommend the “reply" to all
democaate.
The bark D. C. Murry went ashore at
Rhodondo beach yesterday. She had
arrived there with a cargo of lnmter. A
dispatch to the owners. Messrs. Brad
lhaw & Babe, of this city. says the Yes
lel in high up on the beach and cannot
be gotten 06. but that the freight will be
saved. Hr. Bradshaw starts today for
California to save what can be saved
fromtbewreok. The scene of the dia
aster is an exposed point on the coast
below San Francisco. The Murry has
been owned and employed by Bradshaw
it Sacha for neural years.
B. E. Whitney leoently purchased the
north end of the island at the month of
Steamboat slough, which gives him pos
eeeeion of the entire island. The island
in connected with the mainland by a
long bridge which the proprietor re
cently built across Telegraph slough.
The work of dyking it in is proceeding
as rapidly on possible. One of the larg
ot the dams was carried out about two
weeks ago. Several large and deep
alongha to cross has made it very ex
pensive to dyke and filling up the num
erous email slough: will add still great.
or expense before the ‘and is under cul
tivation, but when once improved it
will be one of the most valuable ranches
on the flab. Mr. Whitney has shown
great pinch and enterprise by attempt
in; to improve the island and he merits
and will no doubt meet with success in
the venture“ We understand he expects
to move his well appointed dairy and
fine stock to the new place as noon as he
get- things in shape—Mail.
SAN chtsoo. July 10.—Arrived—
Steamers State of California, from POll
- Venture. from Tillamook Bay;
Umetille, from Victoria.
Br. bk. Marthe was towed to see by
tug Tyoe lut evening.
The American Surveying steamer Al
batrou has gone £0 Alaska with 1 party
of Scienteeb on board.
M Tim's Dally.
About 20 conversion- aro reported at
the camp meeting.
We are willing our railroad shall make
hate. Don't be bashful. gentlemen.
Capi. L. B. Hastings goes up Sound
this morning on very important bnei
neon.
Considerable building is going on
over in Pettyzrove‘a and Webster‘s ad
dilionl.
Mrs. Molloy. after conducting the Lo
pez Inland camp meeting goes to Friday
Harbor to begin meetings.
King Con nty jail is very popular now.
It has forty-seven inmates among: them
a eieven-year-old horeethief.
It he. been some time since we have
had the privilege of chronicling so many
important advance steps for our city.
D. P. Quinn. of Port Angeies. is show
ing up an quite a capitalia! and real es
tate agent. He says he is no anarchist,
though.
Thinoficajxin twain» of a packaged
literature from the American Protccive
Tarifi' League. Call and examine thisaa
it in good reading.
Bertie reieers. on the Ben J unn group
ere troubled to get their berries to mar
ket. Such eteemboet accommodations
'ill rniu any business.
We wonder if our city front above the
bonded warehouse is to he need for a
bone-yard any longer. Can we not at
tord to have e little lees conspicuous
dnmpeae for our deed enirnele?
The people of the Island. ere indig
nent over the eteembuet accommoda
tione or leek of ecoemmodetione of the
Libby'e route. The whole work of the
preeent contrector hen been abominable.
Col. Woo.) reoeivet! lhie morning e
letter l'rcm Dr. B. Lyell. now et Syd
ney. .\l. S. W. He reporte all well but
greatly desiring to ennfl the breenee of
Puget Sullnd. He end temily will re
turn soon. I
Home. Boon-Boon. Operations
begin on the Morgen Hotei thit
log. Architect McOoekrie and o
tor Hill are starting in to comp]
structure and soon e full (one:
will be employej on the contract.
' A Kn!) Rmxnuxcn—Thie
111-1:5» mLil bruflghl» a kind lettc!
Jame JM 0. Swen, commemure!
the virtue of the lete “Duke 9! 1
end enclou'ng e live dollar bill es I
' trttulian t; u mnnnmeu" ‘3» his Duke
SMP. We “4‘l print the. lt'llPl' tnmnr
{ POW With swznv obsctmtmns ( t nllr mm
. \Vll-ILXLSALXZ HARDWARE thallE—l’fir
,’ tics Hun: nbmad an; Low here cnntmct
in: fur a building in which tn upena
‘ large nlzt-lt‘inlc Hardware. Stuvc and
: Tm Elmo just what l‘urt 'l‘uu‘n.~cm].
: us the natural centre of t". inn-9 scar-e
§ 1;: cl-untry nmwle. Judge Kuhn will‘
! l'h't‘l thr in) Him; on \Vutt-r nil-ll P vllvtl
; Etta-Chi. nlun: side vi the m‘wh‘ackrmtth
fih)ll of Mr. cum Bill, which is now In:-
. lug I'ltt'it‘xl.
. .\ “did-om (Duh-rm} St'tl;.dl!fl:\’l.’ul
n “Syn-yr u! tho: 4th ind. [1.14 :1 2w”
' O-vllxmu article (In the mtturati n-lvzmtuar'
“NH lem'li' n M I’vrt TOWEL-Phil tn Mal
C\ we tlxt- {alum urn tt st trnalt- crutu- ut‘
; tltnr V: ill. [I :s 57.5: tn [ire-lint t‘nn‘
f “hrn mxr [-q-oylp ‘m-cnnav fully ;.'.v:t'r:e t -
thmr Gum‘s iu the [ln {11:45. :u..l as hy—
lcnnm putrinta wurk unltt‘lllyhua‘ilwr
‘ in thwir nwn lmhnif t 0 the (‘LliS‘ullflltilJnl
: Of the tl'*nti!ly 1r 'iliivj nut €3l.‘v"-Yt‘, that]
3 futun- will not lic- far vvt‘f.
l A auntlunmn from Butte (.\lunlzunn iil
l in tuwn t I st-curu n lncntiuz: fur :: Winkle—
' s .lu taxi-mug (-:.t:.l)lisixnc'it. the “ill
5 le-n mzmufnntnrz- randy mmlt- olutlnbg
! {hr the “hull-sale trn 10. “3» untlur-l
: strut! Hm! iii: l-nca‘ion will l-t‘ ll.:- '01:»:
‘ uztzzt stnzzu riff" Emil-ling c-f Flr. }‘I;~L-i.-
l lwis on \Yzitrr sum-t recently «'t't-zipietl
2by Itnpniv: .‘z Cs. “'0 vx‘vwltuztll
3 51]."; (nth-:WLmS :1 very (‘lirdizll we'cnun:
f Capt. Chria. “Ell-Jami is in the city.
Lurking alter his prupvr'y and nrrungin;r
; fur the [milling of n finn new residence
son (‘.lay 3' Allan“ streets. The Captain
in‘ imprnvinu cwnsidemhly. and hith .:tir
to he himself anon. Poppt Sound nt-w-r
had a mum genial. gentlenmnly and
upon-limited stmtmlmut cnplain than
Capt. Chris \\ illinma, and of Course
every body is his friend.
I Stemwhip Idaho is in port, landing:
for Alaska. She is making a. special
excursion trip. Since she was last
here she has recim‘ed a complete
ove-rhzmling and now appears greatly
improved. She sails north today.
Bark Henry Each is in the harbor.
lumber laden from Hadlock for Guys
mas. Mexico. She is now shipping
her crew.
From Ffldax's Daily.
Work is progressing nicely Utl llillu’
new shop.
Mayor LearneJ goes to Vancouver to
marrow to institute a lodge of Bedmen. ‘
We notice that the Anderson lands ‘
regularly at the 'l‘_\ ler street wharf now.
Chan. Fountain in haung lumber
hauled to day for a house for himself in
Kubn'o field. ‘
A good many railroad olficiuls passed
through to Victoria yesterdn'y. Real
estate win again he ncfive at Angelcs.
The Grand bridge A. O. U. \V., now
in seasion at Seattle. is a fine gathering
of men. It represents a membership of
more than four thousand in Oregon and
Washington.
Millions of locust-1 have made their
appearauco in Illinois and lowa. Aside
from destroying yuan: trees. they are
doing no damage,yet it is [earn-.1 they will
be quite destructive.
Mr. Rugors. reeently from Arkansas,
has drawn up nhe plans for :1 fine lesi-
Genoa», Queen Ann alyle. which he will
have built for himaeif on his lots recent
iy purchased on 'Jefl'ersnn Sleet.
“'8 have received for the 3.1. of l‘rnde
from Senator Dolph, n descrlpfive com
mercial and statistical review 0! the
Mississippi vaer and its forty-fum- rm?-
ignble tributaries by A. D Anderson.
Dr. William: was called over tn Purt
Discovery by telegraph yesterany utter
noon to attend a man by the name of
Wilson, a louzaboremnn, who had bru
ken his leg by a failing timber. The
patient is doing well.
Capt. Johnson. at the Oscar & Hattie.
has sold his entire catch of salted buli
bnt and will start this morning to Se»
attle to ship them east. We under
stand that the terms of sale are entirely
satisfactory to the Curtain.
Mayor Learned has sold hil second i
band store to Messrs. Kiukler kOuuk who 1
B’6 today moving the stock to Hill‘s ;
building on Quincy fl. whnrf. Learned 9
W!" m up the store for a real come 0:-
fioe and open not for a large business.
We hear that the steamer Libby has
again broken dug?!) and the ballnuce of
the bony crop among the Island: will
probably Ipoil before her very enter
prising (s‘) owner will get around to
send the old Phantom down to their re
lief.
Mr. John Hart, a prominent wheat
merchant of Oakland, 08]., died at the
Central Hotel last night. He wns on e
trip to Alaska on the Idaho and was
taken very ill and remained over. He
was accompanied by his nephew. Wm.
Little. His remnme w." be taken to
Cniit-ir-iia this an ning on the Mexico.
. Tuis office acknowledges the receipt
by the kindnes» of "on. C. S. Voorheea.
M. C. of the report of the House Cum.
on Pnhlic hands as to the forfeiture oti
the Land grant to the Northern Pacific ‘
R. R. Also the Senate Gom'e. reportl
concerning the admission at the state of
Washington and the letter of ti.“ Sec. of‘
War concerning fortification on Puget
Sound.
To allow a steamboat to run which is
in the condition of the Phantom be’
comes almost conclusive prouf that
there is an understanding: between the
inspectors and the owners. She is ut
terly unworthy of her papers. I! thor
onghly overh:.uled. cleaned, painted
and machinery put up in good shape.
she might do for a light summer route,
‘ but with her ten gallons of bugs and in
; finilude of filth she in utterly unfit.
Bark Matilda from Shanghai, was
towed from Royal Roads by the
Queen City to this port, seeking.
British iswameri Maude arrived
yesterday from Nannimo with 180
tons coal for Seartle Gas ()0. She
paid her duiy and proceeded' 3
Park Henry Buch went. to sea this
morning.
Ship Harvester came down last my
enmg from Seattle. empty, and will
proceed to Nanaimo to load coal.
W
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5 “\g\\‘ 31)::80':§9 lid-y
or at land. ' It. is the o:.‘ly ru'a
this yet made that will run we all
.ile disorders. li. contains 1w Upium
'rphina, but gin-s ii.e chin I.:nuud
run pain. Prim 2.3 emu. b. ,s I .
inn-r & Co.
Dayton lulznder wants to run
B. L. Sim-phil-
From Saturday's Dally.
L'. S} Sty'm‘vr MHAerr iiiu l'nrk.
A mud in CullpeVilir! 'l‘lint iv the next
«“111-va nnr eaierpriéing cutSz-ms.
Drumluurul. with six plustcmrv, xa at
work at Iruudnlr, on the new hotel there.
Such stvumbnut men as chob Kano.
Hf Purim d. are aq-eciufly w-flcnmc on
l’ngvt smm 1.
\\'. F. L ‘:lruml accumpav‘iu-d his fazhvr
to Vauc:mu~r. W. T., t . institute the
bulge 0! I. O. l’.‘ M.
Our frit-nd J. B. Dyer. nf Iroudnlv. is
improving: umsly. He is wound and
Wi!) sum: bc- 3?} rid”.
Hadluck mu mum at new schoolhouse
immrdmtely. Its six: will be 31150 feet.
Sh-cknnd is L-zmtructnr.
'l'reuhuhn's pémdriver is busy placing
a ruw r-f fz-udur pih-s in front ..f the
Quimpnr Lumber MY. (.3036 props-fly.
Peter ‘l9:,9kmul is becoming one 0!
our foremost contractors. He Is now
wrricing eleven mvn and must 30( 1: cm
ploy more. .
Jlfit nmv the liudlnck mill iq doing
ils lm>l culling, unw uwraginxnlmnt
140.041) It. daily. Were me an selfifl) as
Tumlnm we would saw it was nl’nrg
Tuwu-l-mi mill.
Mr. (‘.".ys viii! begin tlw c mstrlu-linu
of :1 fine (“'0 stury ni-‘levucu on Lean»
el‘rs Avruuu on Mummy He has the
cellar and WP“ completed. P. Stuckand
i 4 tho umh‘actnr.
31:. Abraham, the a 'vancc agent of
Lewis .\lnrrism‘a Company, is an old
schnulmnte of our tuwusmnu, HI" .\I. B.
Sachs. They )L‘uewvd their ucqnniu
tunce nuJ hm] a Quad hum logvlhcr.
.\n immense trawling huisting der
rick made excinaiwly of Iron. lauded by
the Olympian, i< now being transferred
tn :1 scnw to be landvd at Irondale. It
in imumu—ely heavy and taxes the cap:-
city of the Wharf ‘.O its utmost.
In Capt Jnhnso'i's leHcr concerning
Port leuaflml there isngteat denlof
truih and it will in its eastern circular
lion, be a mind drawing card fur this
pnncu. It will be printed in our weekly
with much Vadnabie mutter and wnuld
be a nice thing to send (9 eastern
riemls. _
Dr. \Villisun‘a new hotel at Irondalc
is nearing cumph-tinu. I: is a fine struc
ture 3’x6o (L. two and mw-lmlfslories
high. The first H -or is devutnl exclu
sivdy to parlor and dining ronm. It
has n enuazleto French range in the
kitchen. which excels anything: else on
Puget Sound.
The Foundry is (lauriahins. Twenty.
eight men are now employed and the
pay roll is $l,lOO per month. It does
more business than nuy other concern
of its kind in the nation that. advertlsea
so little.
Irumlule is making :1 fine growih tLis
season. The Iroudnle 00. are running a
brickynrd which emplqya twelve men.
and expects to use all the brick they can
make in improvements of their own this
year. They are cutting down the bank
with lndrnulic power to make mom for
twenty more kiius. and soon are to com
mence work in earnaa: on the largest
scale of any smelter on the coast.
As will be seen by Judge Swan's let
lcr printrd elsewhere, we have u start
for a fund In place a memorial slap at
the grave of the into Duke of York.
Such a commemoration is due one who
did so much for {be peace and nafoiy of
our city in its infancy. Tu do otlu YWiRB
wili be gross iugmtimde. The Anaus
will not as treasurer for any such
comribmiuu-I, and will give public cl'ed
it for the same to a]! who will' contri
bute. A meeting of pioneers might be
callel am a committee of solicitation
appointed. However it is deemed best
todo this. let us do it and thua honor
oursL-lves.
The steamer Libby wentout for the
Islands and antcum yesterday several
hours lata. She took a good cargo.
Pom TOWNSEND. July 14 (12:30 pm.
—Alrived ship State of Mnina from
San Francisco; she will go to Tacoma
in tow of tug Holyoke, to load lum
ber for Shanghai.
Tuoosn, July l3.—Two ships puss
ed in at 5 p. m.; clear, fresh west
wind.
S'Ax FRANCISCO. July 13. -Clear
wees—Steamer Wellington. Nanai~
mo; bark Saraunc. Port Townsend.
iDepartures—Sbip Detroit, Seattle;
‘steamer Umatilln, Vicloria; steamer
’Port Adelaide, Vancouver. ‘
Steamship Dolphin of Astoria
sailed into port last evening on her
way from Grays Harbor to Seattle
for coal.
Ship Levi D. Burgess, from San
Francisco to Seattle, paused this
morning in low of tug Mogul.
Capt. C. C. Gilbert rocvived a pri
vnteletter from Capt. Berry of the
bark King, which carried 11. load of
lumber to Honolulu. The King
sailed for this port July 6th and may
be expected soon.
The Gloucester Co.’s schooner Si
erra returned from the Banks yes
terday afternoon with 20,000 halibut
in salt. The on tain says the fish
were biting splongidly and but for hia
salt supply giving out he could have
easily brought tmce as many. The
trip occupied but 7 days.
From 8102.132 in nan).
The Transportation Co. is duly incor
panned.
i Every loyal man is urged to subscribe
1 immediately.
Mr. Bourlnnzl takes {an shares of stock
in the P. T. T. On.
The logging camp: are very active gab
ting 01! their logs now.
The Board of Trade is wide awake un
der the presidency of Gen. Smith.
General Smith is to canvass Whateom
and the islands {or subscription for
stock.
‘ The Putt Townsend Southern isles
in}: lots of money by not being ready to
icurrv freight these days.
‘ Seattle firms are Inc-king this way for
busing-s. Tberu mll be sumo active
lcumpetiti m with our lucnl men preny
5001!.
It is expected Ihat the Y. hi. 0. A.
Worker; convention will meet in camp
near Port Townsend in AugusL It so,
it will be a grand time.
Good news from Washington! A
hundred barrels. sperm right wha'e. fiir,
tuxee points u-fl‘ the weather buw and
. niy half :1. Emma» away.
:I’! \ . . . » ‘
135. v‘ VII-'HUJ ': ...; .. ans ‘l'. :u {l.
rooms yesterday artarn um. Mr. Harper
[also spoke bxiefl; but well.
Mr. Wm Dchuty prhpa‘se‘s tn lake
SSEMJO Wurlh of sh ck in I‘m! Transpw‘a
tlun Cu. Hm! i~ Ilm kind of enterprise
that makes the thing move.
F ur m-w members Were elected at the
Bn'ml M dea landing on Sutun'u)
eveniugn'zz Messrs. Buuriumi, Bub:
mam. Wintrude and Uni. \‘s'wvd.
A private letter (rum Jnjge Swan m
Major Van Bukkoien cwnfirms the rum-pr
that Charles Francis Adams will sum: be
in Port Townsend uu impur‘ant mfir-md
business.
It Is mm a l'uregune mmchlsiuu H.lll
the L'cu-lqnnriers u! Ike 0 11. S: N. C).
fur Pugvt Sunni] Will he at Port Town
s‘-::J~ just whvrc nature deflgfieil it
shuul-i be.
There is a rumor in (Le air, and we
thunk it has splendid (mmdafiun. Hm
the O.IL & N. 02-. Is l'ebiml the Curl-all
railroad scheme. We are looking {or
dcvelmee-uts very soon.
The m'w law firm cf Can-Bl] & Rbude
are fitting up moms in the .‘JcCurdy
building. These gentlemen are ycnnu.
energetic men from lowa- —just such men
as Purl ’l‘uwuaend needs. The Alzccs
gin-cs tlu-m a Conlml \Velcnzuo.
Quifie :1 number uf affix-rs and mem
bers 0! {hr Gmud L nus, A U. U. \'v'.,
some. nrcumpanird Ly Ham wivoszam}
famliées. passed till’O.s',,'li Sitnrday or:
their way tn Victoria. The part: in
cluded Grand lieu-Iver [2.11. Durimm
and family. Grand Medium! Directur
Browne and wife all of Portland—
Jndge \V. A. Inmnu of Collax. and
others. Mr. ILnKID 15 well remembered
as 11 former Citizen here. and n law pnrt
net with Mr. Brmlsahaw. Dr. Browne
was Man princirul utourpubhc Echnul
twelve years ago.
‘ ABRIVJLi ~~BHL Ink Venus, lumber-
Imien. f.--m I‘url (inmlaio, tn c'ezzr.
‘ Ship Wm Mcthh‘wy from Sun L‘iegu
3 L) ‘oud :‘.l 'l‘: .mmu.
: Ship E'iw: l U’Briuu from San Pedro
‘ tn iluid (:..-m at Niiunilnn.
‘ Ship J. B. Walla-r from San Francisco
‘ to lnnd coal at Seattle.
DEPARTUIiEs.-l'ulmy:n (or San Fran
cincu.
Ship St. Nicholas for 'Frirco.
The Mollie Adams paswd up Sound
this mormmz with a full cargo of fish for
(he New York market. The Mogul has
her in tow.
From Tuesday's Dally.
Supreme cz-urt in session at Ohmpm.
Railroad surveyors moving to Hood's
Oanal.
Farmers are improving tniu fine weath- l
or for haying and harvesting.
Gen. Stevens. U. S. Consul at Victoria,
B. 0., passed through on the Alaskan
yesterday.
All (but is wanted for a genuine rush
from the outside is absolute confidence
in our ra-lrond.
Workman are engaged in renovating
the Dnlgnrtluo Hotel, it having been
leased by Mr. Chas. Jensen.
Mrs. Robert (J. Hill and Humphrey
Hill were passengers on the Umatilln
this morning from San anci~co. l
The 11133 are having lots uf fun with
Jimmy Mclulyre who, by the way. bears
but matrimonial honors mackiy.
Gersou Kuhn. turmerly of this city. is
reported by the Oregonian to have been
declared insane in Portland 3 few days
ago.
This ii the proper time of year to use
oopperas and chloride of lime freely
about outbousea and dump, musty al
less.
Fred. Urczier. a rich old bachelor of
Du ugeuess. has been tu Tacoma and re
turned—mud they do say there's matri
mony in We air.
_Huu. M. P. Carroll, 0! Augusta,
Georgia, general post office inspector In:
Oregon, Washington Territory, Id .110
and Montana. arrived this morning.
Tba‘Port Townsend Southern engin
eers are breaking camp from University
Hill and muvmg tu lloud'a canal. Judge
Kuhn says the road shall be built.
A weary tramp called today. having
come all the Way from Nebraska to learn
what bromides are. We gently pointed
liim toward McMurry‘u photo gallery,
with an injunction to persevere till he
found out.
Steamer Alukuu had a large crowd of
passengers coming from up Sound 3&-
Icrday, amnng whom Wore Capt. L. B.
Rantings who arrived home from Port
land. On. and Capt. and Mn. Chris Wil
liama 2mm ‘l'acumn.
Capt. L. B. Hastings. who went up thel
Sound on a prospecting tour. got clear
over to Astoria before returning. Ha
says there is an immense voiume of
travel on the Columbia river—caused
largely by low turns. Perhaps low fares
Would (fit-ct us in the same way.
“Billy” Mehlhush, formerly of this
city, but. now employed by the San
Francisco Hotel in Seattle, has been
made heir to money from England—and ‘
the receipt of his first installment makes 1
him feel exceedingly jolly. “Billy” says
he isn’t above speaking to 011 l acquaint
ances yet, though.
The sterzmrr Wiidwoud brought a large
number of visitors from the islands to
the city yesterday. among whom were
: Miss Morse from Oak Harbor. daughter
1 of Capt. G. W. Morse. Mr. Pnrdy from
1. Utsalady, Mr. and Mrs. Mnhrman o!
i this city. and several ladies and gentle
i men en route to Victoria, B. C.
Capt. lebuls' Luke Park addition has
been upensively improved, and is des
limd to be a popular resort for pleasure
seekers. It has n fine mile race track,
around a beautitu' l~zke fringed with
foliage ond l'euntitied by xm'uril picnic
grounds. Tables lmvo l 2; en elected.sentsl
prepared. and evernhwg done to enable
_picnic panics to enjoy themselws. The‘
distance from Port Townsend wharves‘
is about 2% miles —just a pleasant drive
-—and it you don’t believe it. no and see
for yourself.
Collector Brooh informs us lhnt it in
not the O. R. & N. (30.. but the govern
ment officials. Who are prosccnlinztle
owucrs of (be FleetWond for carrying t-o
many passengers. He further says it id
the purpose of the customs department
ito enforce the law rigidly wuhoul (éar
or favor. in the interest of the public,
i and 11133 in order to have due nouco
i given mere will shortly be published a
lull lis‘ of all steam pansm ger Vessels iu
tins district, vim tonnage and author
ized capacity for passengers.
Tl {- E..! ‘r ar'iv 1] 11‘? r-vuninzz iron}
" ‘ -' ‘ n n ;.» 'X
My to com «g. .‘lht: w... mm!“ lens w:-
mng and flush loading Let {rem-ht for
Ahab.
i ‘1 lm Ununilla nrrn‘nl :.t '2 0‘0}; c 2: flaw
; murumg from Sun Franciscu.dischurgrd
37‘ ""2" nmzmnt of height for [Haiku ic
fiide‘s 75 tuna fur tho nzc-rchau a of i'urs
: Tuwnse! d. an I left fur Emma
Bark .\vcturlw, f" 11: Sun ancm. ...
urnved. and ““1! mud n u-(uru carb’" '1
lamb” (d Unlchk.
szp Suuw & B-x-gru arrival 30.1.1:-
vjn) and WIN lum} lumber at Lll'15"“’ f"'
51min R'lsuim.
'l'uu: 'l‘}ec town] the Gyms Wain-field
nut this murnlug. coal finder. frnm halt-
He {or San: Fran-(risen.
Burl: Mmh-ria is reported in the Straits
with :1 cargo of general metcbandzsc
frvm Lworpzml for 51mm! putts.
Sun Franciscu. Juiy lG.—.\rriw-l
-—Ship John A. Briggs, from Nanni
rzmz ~tczlmer Oregon, from Portland.
Suxled—Burkemino Retriuvm‘. for
Port Hmdluck. and Catherine Sudden
fur Gray's Harbor.
From Tosh-rain)"; Dally.
Clean up the sirens.
J. J. Hum went xlltSmm-J today.
Dem Pullcu of Qudnmc was in (mm
Hus week.
A. W. Bush wcnt h his Oak Harbor
farm tuduy.
Stemmhip Gun, \V. Elder Ehih‘d this
morning fur Alaska.
Capt. Wm. Dclzalny uf Port Discovery
went up Suund te-duy.
I’ustamstor MuNJmnra mu! wife went
to Victurm yc::c~r-luy.
Parties are here from Dakota. Illisnis
and Mzseonri—hmkiug for land.
Huu. E. I). Wall-ass: deputy collector
of custom: at Ruclm Harbor. is in town.
Mr& Van Ankeu‘s entertainment has
been postxmnrd till Saturday. 28m inst.
Messrs. Carroll & Rulrde, our new law
firm, are cquurmbly located in the Mc
(‘urdy Block.
Don't let ttmt steambnat company
lapse by default, as! an many utbw-r cuter
prises have done.
A party (.l‘ immigrants nrrivcd this
morning uwr the Canadian Pacufic, go
in: M Purl: Angeles.
Send in samples of the finest clay you
can get,ifyml know when: there is any.
We want lo send some away.
Seattle is overrun with hundiums and
‘criruiunls. ltvspectnble ladies dare out
go nbruud without proleclors.
Senator Cnnfield and others have per»
footed plum lo lnnld a line of railway
from Wlmlcnm in New Wedmimter.
The U. S Sennlc [ms pnssr‘d a bill to
plucr Gen. John Frr'mont on the retired
list of the army will) the rank of major
general.
That canal through the upper end of
Whidby island should be pushed ton
tangible reality in some way; so should
the Wbidby island wharf.
Our Port Angeles friends will ban
another opporluuily to put Iheir news
paper in mourning. because lhat devil
ish anarchi t plot to blow up hallo!
Chicago was frustrated.
C-pt. Eugene Binndi has given a con
tract tn Messrs. Mchskrie & On. to pre
pare plans (or six upwdwulhug houses.
This means [ZN-1‘ th. It means ademnnd
which capitalists are proceeding to and-
Ply.
Last Saturday there were inquiries far
no less than six new dwelling houses.
I: has been a common thing lately fur
people to be diving (heir brat without
success (u get houses to live in. The
annply is considerably behind the de
mand. ,
Tho Steamer Dispatch arrived lagt
evening with n lame number of passen
gers from William. Among- them were:
“w. l‘. A. Bartlett, Miss ‘.linc, Mrs. A.
Wcir and children, 8. Truyl J. W. Troy,
S. Hall, (‘:apt. John Morris. and several
others. The Dispatch went on to Sen!-
the.
The street czzmmissioner in respect
fully ramindeG {but the gradelending
up the hill from Quincy street hns'not
yet been repoirel since that deep gully
wan on! in it by lhe late heavy nuns.
Also. that the nld debns nrnuml the new
steps on Quincy street has not been
clenre] away—leaving n In! of unsightly
trash that should be ductmedm some
way.
Every man is i. Rome sort a failure to '
himself. No one ever reaches the I
heights to which he aspires. unless i
he calls at the offices of “The Port'l‘owu- ‘
lend Land Company" rooms 5 and 6
McCurdy Building and purchase some of
the beautiful Lake Park, or Learned‘s
2nd additions. .
Al. Plumme-r's cow stable was burned
yesterday afternoon. caused by mischiev
ous children and matches being mixed
in improper proportions. It “as ver)
fortun'xto that. the loss was no greater.
as it might have been had the the light
breeze been blowing directly away from
;the other buildings. Aa it was.nbniit
} the only accident “ orth mentioning was
the overturning of Dr. Hill's buggy in
hasty tfi'lirt in reach the fire. Every
body in‘tuwo olimliel the hill on double
quick, and there were more red [aces
and twenting 'orcheads than you could
shake a stick at.
The ship lt-itcli, Capt. Gibbs. will pay
(If? her crew today brt-‘rt‘ U. S. Shipp iu
Couimissiuner Bush
SAN FBASCXSCJ, Jaly l7.—Arrivcd—i
Mencu. Victuria Suited—Steamer Ar- :
cam. Coos Bay; shire their.» \Vcllnllu I
and Dashing Wuve, l‘t-rt 'lownsend. ‘
Br. bk. Madeira, from Liverpool. la- l
den with general merchandise for the
Sound, arrived this morning. ‘
Am. ship \Vlfl. G. Hotel). lro’ Htiaug- l
lmi. fvith a cargo or ll :1 arrirml this i
morning. ____fi_____fl_ i
‘ ”contain View Normal College. 3
Ever eince rfl'ort begun in the interest ‘
v! a University at 'his place our educa
tional interests have been under a new
impulse. Part of this agitation has cul
minated in the organization of “Monu
tain View Normal College," With the
following direct vr.-: J. J. Czilhginu. O.
W. Hunt, U. E. Morgan. F. J. Browne
arid W. F. Hciiiey. A Visiting cummit- 1
tea was appointed, consisting of Prof. R l
E. Ryan at Luland. Rev. George Lindsay
of t‘oupoviiio. mil Allen ‘ eir of this
city. -
The new institution will occnp; :i
mommanding position on the Morgan
‘! Hill. where a hlocl: of land has been a»
‘l outed for It. Prof. Browne and alvw
* Presbyterian and Congregationalist
. friends. together with some of our enter
l prising citizuie, have worked hard to
'lmatnre this enterprise, and it is learned
‘ that about slo.oth has he! n subscritit-al
.‘tnwnrvl it l' W“! he out- of the future
:.. 3"l' v'-:‘r:'.'- ' we! ll‘v' -' 1‘ n;. it? .i' unfr- .
y.. i v..' .. .-.-- '~ ..~ u 3.x.
,1 pathy and support of all who :'.ppreci'llr
Christian education.
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IKQIYEHF.
Dmux, Juiy 112. ~- l‘ia - thin-*5!
“hit-h is Lu-t’ 12.2.iiz-g; n' Min-{wily
luwu uu lhu Juan: at Ma" Biumivillu.
i which m 323.440.! M huvn Em u; unused
{ 11:. i” “Mann-m in 'l‘ailluvnnrojnif. has
‘ [can ndjnurm-xl nub! he): fun-4.1.13.1
rmnxn n; \3‘.‘;s‘!lXllf‘ x Tusuznnmi
Wn'xxrm. July 13—321mm-hundnnl
Irwlnlflvrs arrival in tin! city I:sz (“v
(mix-cg. an-I 107 thy-ugh put-'SI-ngnrs
':Zrl‘i"‘tlx)il”h‘wdrhi‘!) ”win this xu-n‘u~
inn n-m'unhl 2v.) Bl'i‘i~h Columbia. A
Lug.- uuzuix-r (‘f Z.;v:«- \a'iii (‘l'u>.< nveri
from Um: [‘l'U'fiiit'l' into ‘x\'s..~hiugton
h-rritury.
15!: \Qi'ur TEVZ‘ZSED A 2: ovum); BY THE
mxmrm.
PARIS. July lii—Prmuier Fluquat
and Gonerai Buulungur fought a «in
el this nmmiug. Bulb were siigbtly
wnnudud. Thu duel took place at
10 o'clock. ’1 ho daeliing gruuml
was on Count Dillon's rstute, at. No
nillzt. a short distance from Paris.
(ieuvral Bzmluugvr was wounded in
the mm and neck. “bile I’loquet es
caped with :1 slight scratch an the
hand. Me-mhrrs of the ministry
:szAile-d I'm- result uf Hm aim! at the
:‘osidt-nu- (If l'l‘u mior Fhiqnl‘ta and
whvn Hun-ge-mimuan returned he re
criw-J a: purfvct ovation. Only a
quail cruwd awaited the. 113qu of
b'uuhmger.
224 Psnsoss Brzzszn no DFA'I'IL
Luxnox, July lii—A lafcr cable
gram from the Cape of Good Hope
stznos that (he fir-l in Deln-r’s dia
mond mine at himborly. bus been
extinguished, and an exploring par~
ty which dpsc-pndod the minu rcpnrt~
ed 24 whites and 300 natives burned
to death.
SALT LAKE. July ll.—-an~ivur
Dyer made n dun-“and m-duy upuu
Hm Mormon church umu‘uoys fur
.\hmuuu church prnperly as follows-
QRHJHU sheep, valued at $2 :I bvad;
$75,000 Worst] of cattle; $27,000 in
autos for stock in thr- theater; $27,-
000 in Duwrot Tr-lvgrupb company
stock;slUU.o‘JU war”: of coal lauds.
Those mm surn-ndwrm], mukmg his
rocowry of church property on ex
cess oflandas follows in addition to
theabm'p: Gus stock $75,000, tithing
yard. $50,000. Gardo hunso, $50,000,
historiun’a uflim, $20,001), Temple
square not valued, gas stock divi
dendfi. $4.000. soulumum of yester—
day, $150,060. church farm. $157,000;
tom], $790,666.
snzamax ntrnovxxo.
Nunquitt, July l4.—Gen. Sheridan
passed _a quiet day nnd is apparently
Improvmg.
HARRISON ILL r3Oll ovnrawonx.
Indianapolis, July l-L—Gen. Har
rison was quite nick all night from
neuralgia. the result. of overwork,
and a physician attended him. This
morning he was considerably better.
however. and prepared to receive
delegations this afternoun. His
physician Hiys the illness wul not be
serious if he takes care of himself.
muons KILLED BY asu'rxc NATIV’ES.
San Francisco. July l4.—Adviccs
per steamer Belgic from Hong Kong
and Yokohama t) day. are that Cup
taiu H. J. Snow and a Japanese cuss
crew from the otter—hunting schoon
ut‘ Nvuw, Were tircd upon by natives
of Coppor Island, near the Kums
chzitkzi cont, May 25. Three of tho
Japanese were killed and Captain
Snow {stlll most of tun otlicra wound—
I'tl.
To .\nomn nsruxo.
Paris. July 16—1152203'; Fromm in
troducmi n bill in tho channler of do
putio-s today abolishing dueling. 1n
thncourru of his rcinurka in intro~
ducing llu' hill. tlsc l)hl10p reform}
particularly to the rvcvnt encounter
lit-twvcn l‘loquct and Gcncral Bun~
lungvr. tlm dvmantl for urgency
was rejected by tho chamber.
SEEKITG A navrm.
London. July 16.~—L‘Universc, of
Paris, declares that tho pope. in View
of the attitude of the Italian govern
ment, and looking into the future,
is negotiating for the purchase of an
islet in the Mediterranean, near the
Fn-nch coaat. whither ha and his
household will nrriva when it becomes
necessary to leaw Rome. The coun
cil of the vatican is now engaged in
oar-mall y discussing the Situation,
and there is a general opinion that
their departure from Italy should not
be long dalaycd.
m Axancmsrs AGAIN.
Chicago, July 17.- A gigantic and
murderous. plot. on the part. of the
Chicago anarchists to blow up the
board of trade building and other
large [mil-tings, and to murder Judge
Grcnwcll‘ Judge Garrick’ Inspector
Bouticld and otlu-r prominent persons
engaged by thr- prosecution during
‘ tho cclilu‘atcd trial of the anarchists,
; wn') nipped in the laid by Inspector
l Btlnllt‘lal. chit'f Hubbard, Licnt. Elli~
ott and contra] dIeCIIVIIS twduy.
l The means to be used in thc wholc~
sale tnunlcr and destruction of prop
I why was the anarchists’ wcztpun.l
dynamite, and cnough 0f thc cxplo~i
sivo was lllFf‘OVl‘erl today to How
up half of tho city. Three of ill?
conspirators are alrcady under arrcat
and confined in the city hall. Every—
hotly t-‘(lppvil'll the Tt‘VUlullOD'?r_V
spirit among tlio anarchists llfhl (M (l
out. but it sen-ms that rln- (‘Lfin>!~irz‘.t')‘
i Lnl lawn tux-“in;- uniong the inc-ml"
f of Spins. Pun-om: and ill" rust. ' nn-l
} that a most dialmltcul [:lnl lrul l)!u'1t
l hatclml and huuzlrc is of iltcs \n-re
i to [)0 taken.
1 snzmms’s LIVER AFFECTED.
New Bvdfotd. July 17. —Gnm~ral
Sheridan p'lSSL‘d a quiet and cumfi rt.
table. night, proppml up by pilluwa.
H.» cauvurses pL-ucamly with his
physicians. The doctor; agree tint
Sin-ridun is sufl'rring from czrrcimsis
of tbe- ln‘ur.
131.5131: COMING u-mu.
London, July lfi—Bluiuo’s dopal‘~
{me has b an fixnd for August Ist.
on the City of Naw York. tha finn-t
vessel plying betwnen Nz-w York and
Liverppoi. It will be [ha st-quu-r’s
filst mp.
_..A—flour-A
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‘ One of our pressing wants as n city is
‘ a goo-. 1 thoroughly graded wag-m r. and
‘arnund uur bay. It- Shullid Le cum:
! perhaps a "cnast road." The railmad‘
i u.- should be nicely plunked and than!
1 the n-ud shouid run fiver Uuii‘rbib' HIH‘
E and continue in splendid shape m Had-1
6 lack. Let us iuszst on this and out be
texvuteut until we have a drive Wurtby of
Q (be lwaexiy of our city. The 0031““! not
i he much. The advnmuge «an be very
‘gn- :‘. .\' ~l'l'~~r .Iriw) c 41%.] he, limutl on
,9”. l'.- fi- 4- x 5 a..~ 1 1:0 »c:-nz~r)' wdl ri
,v ! ,' “ mu. -'t n a \Wh- '-'.
1 {v.l 15-: 255-: my. 11.3' Full-r “37.1 is.
1 confirmed chief justice.
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man, principally from the manufacturers direct, _
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Drv- Goods, Fancv Goods,
Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
Hosierv. Underwear,
2 Children’s Clothing,
ior anything else that you may wish, have nearly all arrived.
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‘ln connection with the great variety of Goods kept, we Wish to
- call especial attention to the complete line of
' SHIP CHANDLERY.
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Steam, Gas, Water Connectlons and Flttmgs,
Pumps and Water Plpe.
A fU-l supply or these Goods will be constantly kept, and sold
at RetJll same as sold in San Francisco at \Vholesalc.
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