Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], August 30, 1888, Image 3

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l-‘ronn Thursday's Dally.
Chat. H. \VnUd Wrut ‘u Vivl Tin lust
ovenvng.
.\lr. Wu). Ward 80-] wm‘ uf lhmgvm-ss.
wore in town )rsterday.
'l‘l:.- Walls Farm: X 11173 M‘fice “'irl lw
in tl.‘ lmuk x f Clam» K l’nc-rlmch.
Capl. Jfli. .\L‘IUU I’n', \Tcht UVt‘r hi \'le
torin hm awning HH-l rdurxmd this xuuru‘
ing.
Thu (iv ‘1 'l‘cxuplurs liruni Lamin- of
\\‘us'umgwn ternlury 13 um: um amnion
u Sw-kuuv hm.
Senrnur Sp miner chum that \\‘xamu- 1
at“ lel gxu 13w“ Lu 'J-‘UMU Imgg :rity brl‘
“urn—an CHI-l Mun-m. ‘
The '.‘u-ur .l‘ Alum: Imizztzn' (‘.:‘rhm- tul
“MW the 0. ll & N (‘lo.tntxlllld a rn'uh
through their rascnuiuu. 1
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Rtal rune u mun. acme. Thus}
Bracken yeah-day ludnlcd s: muufthiw:
viid Xanadu: 32.}! per new ;
Juliu ii. Alien of \anla \Y-‘iliu .~i-_-111.~l
tn tu- the twining man t. rr tlr: h'lrlll'il
«an Huminziti n a: delegate t-- Chugnss.
Vol. 1: .grr Jullt‘e lifts lu-t-n rmmzu-it. ii
to ‘.miuapm-tnr gun-ml of the :.rrn)‘. with
the luck of brigurlicr gsiiaml, vice (it-n
--eml Baird retinal.
Thu l’nyaliup Valley ltmlwuy Com
pany Willa-mu commence their survey at
Summer. [Hurling through l'ugullup to
Tacnme. fur a ruutur road.
Alli-n G. Thurman i:“etuiupmu"thv
ah'ee. alu Hendricks; and tip-«her (‘nr
l ale baa indicated a willingm as to meet
Mr. Blaine in joint debate.
.. “In” PUNCH Ol‘ quloutu is. in town
11““!!! come up from the wreck of 1118
lefldffl I‘l ame. His brother, Dan.
l’ullen. ”1“ 8" .rekeeper, is in poor health
A 0'“ “All district is needed to no:
“Imu‘lfi‘. the Big Bend. Uknuogaui
end Cum’onully. and \Vatervnlle. Doug.
l" e ”“Lty, puts forward a claim for the
ofllce.
'l. no compositor made a bad break yes
tr (day in making us all! that the heaviest 1
‘grade on the Port Townsend Southern ‘
Railway waa 215 feet to the mileinin
”cad of 45—qnilo a difference.
Chicago in having no opium smuggling
causation. The trade of uPucific conet
man named C. H. Martin aline C. H.
Gardner wee seized the other day and
found to contain 125 pounds of the drug.
Mr. J. E. Clark. of Paeadeua. who hna
been in our city for some few days past.
ia about to open a real estate ofiice. We
are told by one who knowe that he can
handle real estate in a way to lift the
boom and help the city.
Capt. E. H. McAlmond ot Donut-new,
haa received hie commission as post
maeter there A. F. Learned. jr.. of this
city. goes to anperiutend the starting of
the new ohice. By the change the Don
genua poet oflice will be removed half a
mile outward.
The Dervioea at Chautauqua beach. be
tween Seattle and Tacoma, will close
thie week. after a profitable session.
The object is a worthy one and we hope
next year a wide spread interact will be
token to it by the people of Washington
and Oregon.
Bneoeaaore to the late Judge Jonea are
being mentioned. The Bar Aaeociation
of Seattle endorse W. B_. Andrews of
that city. Judge Berke of the name city
ie aleo epokon ct. and W. L. Coleman of
thin city in favorably thought of by lo
ge] gentlemen who know him.
The picnic given yesterday by the
Hethodist Sunday school we: amost
pleasant aft-nit. The children of the
taboo! were taken (me and the parents
Md vilitorl were taken at the nominal
prion 01250“. for iho round trip. The
dinner was tuned u Peckham‘u spit.
and afterwards the purty viailed Had
look and Irondnlo.
It. Milo P. Ward ha- flually decided to
lake Pu!" Townsend his future home.
B. will begin houuskoepinz in one of
lake'- uow house. on Taylor St. as
soon ait in» fluiuhed. He will be ready
hr humon- iu the tell-estate depart
ment noon. He in a fine addition to
our town and we could wish for man,
more like him to come.
The Icientific party sent out to make
tho acorn of Mt. Rainier returned this
lining to Scuttle. Two warm enters
lon found near the mp. and the highest
point. by the barometer, was 14.444 feet
than no: liver. The gentleman of the
puty had I clou- day while at the Inm
nii Ind were rewarded by getting a
mnifloont viow of the country, one
tell worn: the toilsome trip.
P. T. T. Uo.—A meeting of the true.
lee. of the Transportation Co. was held
lul evening In the Co'l ofllce. The elec-
Ix'on 0! 0M“ reached in the selections
of Ir. 1“. A. Bartlett as president; Mr.
Thee. Jecklnan. vice-pruidenl; MLT.
K. Keller. necrelary; Jr. F. W. Potty
gl'en. Treuurer; end Jan. Jenee, agent.
This pull the Co- in good hands. and
more will be anneal, active work done
by lhul Co. which will do much for our
City.
Hr. F. ’l‘. Culver. general eecretery of
the Y. M. C. A. or Pasadena. delivered
en eddreee to young men. last evening
It the Y. M. C. A. hell. Mr. Culver in
en enthneieetio speaker. withe fluent nt
terenee end epeeke nith the evident in
tention ot benefitting hie hearers. Hi!
remerhe were ionnded on the sth Chop.
of Pruverbe and were ecripturel eloqne'fl
truthful and pertinent. He can but do
good end indeed thie ie the one end end
eire of hielite. We expect this gentle
men to be with ee on Sunday and deliver I
mother eddrese to men. Our young men
will bemneh profited by hie talke.
The Northern Pacific seem: to be pl"-
ening en ofi‘eneiva wlicy in invading the
territory of the O.IL I: N. Go. The Re
view leerne that the company are now
building It Pneco e steamboat for the
Bneke River trade which will be supplied
With the machinery of the o d Billinfl
tree-fer boet. thus furnishing her with
eeeh power as to enable her to ascend elll
“1| “Pide oaneke river. It is under-‘
toed that the new steamer will run from‘
Lewietun directly to Pueo, time giving
"10 Snake river region dirt-ct connection
with the Northern Made. The joint
leeee and its division of territory eeerne
to be e very deal letter.~Review.
'5 Shin Ilolie Welt arrived from San
Francisco yesterday. and will load a re‘
turn cerzo of eon] at Naneimo.
£ehr. Compeer arrived from Alaska,
Nor. bk NM arrived trom Ben Pedro-
From Friday's Dally.
.\lr. filul .\lrs l'iul: Law arrived L~im~
{rum tlmsr lam: trip to England.
Stain-n. is (u erect two buildings fur
dwelling purposes, on (1m hill, near the
Flint properly.
.\lr. Jamns Stuckaud has concluded to
embark iu the furniture business in
Port ‘l‘uwmeud.
“'0!!! is rapidly progressing on Burt
lott'a new brick building nn the corner
of \Vaternna] .\lonme streets.
Mr. (lawn is having :he small build
ings moved 011‘ from the lot whereou hisl
new botrl building is to be ”acted. ‘
lluu. Wm. Payne represented the
House district in the last legislature
lnut :lic (Hum-ii district. as the Gal! his
‘it.
.\. \\‘qm-mtli and C. A Dye-r buught
the l‘ uwlu< u-zi acre tract adjoining tllt‘
ilue-‘ny u “Jim“. and hX'd ilattiug it to
be sol].
Mr. E. K. lmwo purchased yesterday
the residvucu of Mr. Becker on Adams
& Cluy tats. Alan the furniture which 1:4
in tin: hnusc.
Mr llrckur ha uni 501:] out, bu: is
SH! 0..- llm: nut 310.39. He will n-hil
yuu uuyllmx _‘vl.n wzmt fins“- :13 clump .n
you want lnuJ tn.
Tll9 directors of :h o Law hotel cutvr
[:..-c are getting “lung fluvly iu tlzrir
l :‘.r. They am gelling things in shape
to , ..’;1 their work and make the hulel
a the property bumrc another year.
We understand than tho whole upuer
Chimncuxu calluy In flooded wilhlnud
hunters. and priaos of real estmo are m]-
vaucing very rapidly. One man who
horn-stunted 160 acres I year ago has
been ofl'aied 36000 inr his location.
Rev. Dr. Dillon arrived from the Is
lands HHS morning on the Anderson,
and will prudixlt‘ M the: Quarterly ('un
fsrenca of the .\lelbudisl Episc )pnl
church on Saturday evening, and wnll
administer the sacrament on Sunday
mormng.
l‘urllaad has retired Pruf. 'l‘. H.or'aw
ford who fur the pus: eleven _wars has
been (‘iiy Supt. of Schooli. and lma re
placed him Willi a lady. Miss Ella Sabin.
Her salary ii 83,000 per annum. Mr.
‘ Crawford hikes 111-3 principalsbip of me
Park achoul at SI9OO p-r uunum.
Frank 0 ultygrnve ia sole agent for a
very auperinr make of sewing machine
—nnd he propose» to do a large business
selling them l’aud his double column
display advertisumom. He will be glad‘
to explain to you the intricate beauties‘
and advantages of these machine: if‘
you call upon him.
Ship Ivanhoe. while being towed from
Port Costa. and when ofl' Lombard
Itreat. August 19, 6 p. m. collided with
the bark W. B. Godfrey, carrying away
the bark’s jibboom. bowarrit. figure
hoad and part of her cMwuter. The
abip had her bulworh damaged. and
part of her port rail curried nway.—Com
men-ml News.
A deed wee signed yesterday from
Henry E. Morgan and wife to Allen
Weir and F. 0. Harper. conveying the
Morgan hill properly, consisting of
about nineteen acres, and including
the new louriste' hotel in course of com
plotiou. Consideration, 820.0(1). II in
under-toad that D. 'l‘. Denny of Seattle
and F. [H. Hill late of Woodlnnd, Cnl.,
own a quarter interest each in this fine
property. Mr. Hill in in charge of the
work on the bezel building. Part of
the property will be placed on the mar
ket. It will be in brisk demand for
choice reuidenee locations, on it in no
lightly end commending.
Brilieh ship Australia lnmberleden
from Hadlock. went to sea in tow of the
Guliuh bound for Hobeon'l Bey, Ann.
Bririeh bank Plymolh from San Pedro.
Will loud when! at Tacoma.
The Mexico went up Int evening.
Will sail for San Francisco this evening.
Enlarging Buslneen.
Our t-nndry and machine shop folks
have broken around (or their new build
lug. They are increasing their invest
ment greatly. and their businsae seems
to be fully keeping pace with the growth '
of the city. They are putting a great I
amount of energy and business ahilityl
into their enterprise.
, From “antenna-'- Dan).
The Circus has arrived!
Look out for walnut ehells to-dny.
Carpenters are is great demand.
Look out for our immune railroad
boom next week.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Flint on Adams street I very sick.
It is rumored that Charles Francis
Adams will arrive in Port Townsend
within 48 hours
Great rally at the Methodist church
tomorrow evening to hear R. S. Stnhbs.
Kr. and Mrs. F. W. Hastings lett tori
Celiturnin on the Mexico. tor s health
trip.
New dwellings. in various stage of
construction. are dotting the face of the
Morgan hill.
The sale at outside property contin
ues active and a [rest deal is changing
hands.
Mr. E] wnrd Rose. who has been
building a large dwelling uonr Sequin),
arrived hence a 'o' days ago.
It you fail to get a lot in Mountain
View within ten days you will have lost
the opportunity at your life.
‘ The Evangel arrived from the Islands
; lu- t evening. She afterward left on her
Seatzle trip.
i The Mexico arrived down about mid
! night and sailed for Victoria and the
crty.
Over seventy houses are in course of
construction in our city. Starrstt now
holds contracts for the erection of about
30 buildings. ‘
Hon. and Mrs. D. T. Danny are in‘
the city. Mr. Denny will probably
leave a few more thousands of dollars in
realty when he 3- as up Sound.
Mrs. Gen. Sheridan is the greatgrand
daughter at the noted Cherokee Chief
lJuhn Ross. This it is claimed will sn
ltitle her to 777 acres of land in the ne
tion.
A contract wu letyuterday by Mrs.
E. Mollny to Mr. Gen. E. Starrett for
a dwelling home to be erected on
Learned'a Aveuuo. Mu. Mnlloy has
leased the property of Uncle Daniel
Dale during the natural life of the lat
ur for eight dollars per’mouth. The
dwelling will be a cosy story and a In]!
loam
At the Methodist Epislopal church to
m'vrruw lirv. 1):. Dillon will prruch in
lbc luurumg Hut! :Mminister the Lord's
Supper. In the vn-mng Chaplain R. S.
.\‘tnbbs will ennduct a Mass wetting in
behalf of the Scumfn's bethel work.
In the Presbyterian church Chaplain
Stubbs uf Tawmn, will preach in the
morning nu “Conversiuu. Itn candi
tiuns and its fruits." in the evening
the Pastor will arr-nob on “TheSxord
of the Lx-r-l and 0f Gideon "
l Tim htr‘{lm!blp Wilmington sailrd for
‘53: Franciscu last evening With a lead
‘0! Franklin coal and a fair passenger
gist.
Sohuuncr o=cnr and Hattie arrived
down from Trier-ma and Will sail for the
fishing bunks this afternoon
Steamer Premier arrived dawn this
ninrninx and sailed in day fur VanCnu
t‘er. 15. C.
[-10:11 Mazdax'a nail).
Lx GUY. Z E :UUUILY (if ()regnu WES
in town Saturday.
J. \V. We): of Dnugenela returned
home today.
We are indeliiol in Capt. Jun. Mor
gzm at the Dispatch for .nme delicious
{TC-‘ll ll .h'unl
LL-lmnl m-mla ui ilole‘gdrs l l tllt’ RU
‘pulslican I‘uiitsty Cunvvnliuu Chin. J.
3 Evans and Chas. I’. Bulk-\'.
.\lcllzlhun'u circus gave excellent sat
isfaction—in strum; cnmnmt with that
of Sells Bras.
City .\lnralm‘il Fun: is 0 "fin: to en
furce the old ordinance against nllnwing
hnrees uni! cmvs to run at large.
Put H down in the credit of t! 9 city
government that the streets were creamed
up Suturdny preparatory ta rocuiving
visitors.
Hon. 11. (‘l. St um of Senltle passed
through Suiurrlny on hid Wu] tn Victoria
—and I'll] in tmvn ngnin yeaionlu, . .
} Mrs. J. E. Meyer. .\lisa Row Sheehnn
and J. Van Baklmlen are expected to
‘urrive [rum Sam Francincu to day on the
Umntilln. '
Passengers from Ainskn on the Idaho
speak in term. of hearty latilfuctiun of
their experience and treatment by the
officers of that steamer.
The Mclntyre properly. consisting of
nbOnt nine acres. between the Webster
addition and Maple Avenue. has been
bonded by Allen Weir. for 811,000.
Col. Henry Landes. president of the
lat National Bank and Hon. Chas. Eis- ‘
cnbeis, are both away on bI'IIIDBIS for l
the Port Townsend Southern Railroad. l
The ship Richard 111. Capt. Jan.
Mclntyre, was tnwed to Seattle Satur
day night, uudcr charter to loud Black
Diamond coal for Sun Francisco. Terms
private.
Most of the lumber and other mater
ial in on the ground for the new Episco
pal rectory being built. Rev. Mr. Tay~
lor. the new pastor, bids fair to become
quite popular.
Mr. F. J. Culver left on Saturday, on
his return home to California. He was
accompanied by Mr. Chapman, 3 young
gentleman who has mad. some he‘iV] iu
vestmanta here.
Dr. Keer, of Woodland, Cal.. is in
town. This morning he purchased from
F. C. Harper, two lots near De‘oo's new
residence. for 81,700. He in Well pleased
with Port Townsend.
Btu. Miller sports 11 carriage and
coaclmmu in his real csmto business.
He will be the first to run apocia‘ trains
to outside additions. and to give chro
mos with corner lots.
Ou tbs Mexico. Friday night for San
Francisco there were passengers as fol
lows: F. W. Hastings and wife. Mrs. J.
L. Smith and two children from Iron
‘dsle, 11. C. Page. Wm. Bnfl'uorr and 7 in
‘ steel-age.
REPUBLICAN Fantasia—At: the repub
lican primary. held Snturdvy evening,
the following delegates were elected to
the county convention: C. M. Bred-
Ihaw, Henry Landau, Allen Weir. Geo.
H. Jones. J. N. Lenlmch, H. L Bnr
kett. W. C. Hammond, W. H. H. Learn
ed, L. T. Seuvey, C. W. Hunt. A. W.
Bub. M. B. Beebe. A. D. Attridge. A.
H. Wintmde. L. B. Hastings and Jan.
Seavey. Col. Oliver Wood presided at
the primary. and 11. B. Sacha ectedne
aecretnry. The county convention will
be held next Saturday.
i The democratic county canventicn
18atnrday endorsed Hon. W. Payne for
‘legilletive honors, and elected the fol—
‘lowing delegates to the territorial con
vention at Spokane Falls: Wm. Payne
H. L. Tibbnla, sr., J. J. Hunt and E.E.
’Hickmen. Meure. Payne, Heller and
Wuleman were elected delegates to at
iteud a diatrict convention to make dis
}trict nominations. Delegate Voorheee
lwns endorsed, and the convention ad
-Ijonrded till the last Saturday in Sep
‘lember. at which time nominations will
‘be made for county oflicere. J. H.
1 McArdle or Quilaine presided, and 'l‘. x.
‘ Heller noted as secretary.
At the M. E. quarterly conference.
held at the parsonage on Saturday even
ing, Rev. Isaac Dillon presided. There
was quite a full attendance, and routine
business for the whole year was at
tended to. A deficiency o! sßsdollare
was found to exist in poster's salary for
the year—which will undoubtedly be
made up before conference convenes.
The afi'sirs of the church were found to
be in a healthy, flourishing condition
The trustees were authorized to sell the
church property if in their judgement it ‘
were deemed advisable. A special com- ‘
mittee will be sent to Conference to rep- 1
‘ resent the wishes of the charge as to pre- ‘
isiding elder. ‘
The mass meeting at the M. E. church
last evening. addressed by Ohaplsin
Stubhs in the interest of Seaman's
bethel work, was largely attended. and
was an occasion of lively interest. The
local Seaman's bethel will probably oc
cupy tor the present rooms in one of
Dr. Hill's buildings adjoining Quincy
street wharf, and it is expected that a
beginning will be made this week.
Mrs. llollny. the Chaplain. has let a
contract to Geo. Starret to erect a
dwelling house for her on Learned‘s
Avenue, and is preparing to settle down
to work in earnest. Success in the
Seameu's bethel work must be gratify
ing indeed to be on a par with this
lady‘s other religions and humanita
rian labors heretofore.
Yesterday we had excursions galore.
The Olympian came in from chtoria
with 3089xeursionists on board. Alter
remaining a few huura. and taking in
the nightahthey went down the Strait!
Itn Port Angeles. The Masha!) arrived
aim": 2 p. m.. (rum [.:camz‘ and Seanv.
' “iih 637 ('.‘LCUI’S;UDISQS on hoard, Ul-lier
i the auspices of the editorial fraternity of
Itbose cities. A purse ham been raised.
I and all the carriages and buggies in
town had been secured for their enter
tainment—and they Were taken (as
many as could be accommodated) on :1
drive out through the town and mb
urbs. During the afternoon our streets
were thronged With visitnrs. and the
prospects of the Key Cat; to Puget
Suund Were discussed on cverycwner.
All went away wellplcasod with their
visit.
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Prom Tuesday‘s Daily.
Gov. Moody rotnrnod home today.
“Farrel: Hutmgs went up the Sound
today.
Mr. \Villinmiun. an up Sound logger.
was in town vr-stvrdny.
The Good Templara or: talking about
selling their hall pmprrty.
Henry Hammund gucs to Victoria [(‘-
duy. to enter Br’rViCc In a telegraph uf
ficu.
Oregon Hastings i 4 Visiting relation:
and fnends in his old home at Port
Town-Tad.
Just receivuJ by .\lengur Um. another
large invoice of gm-da Call and see
then). at
Rev. J. N. Denis'm. pastor of the
.\l. E. church, left mu m truths: for
Oregon.
Mr. J. B. McMillan. our mum‘s: um
ker, has a huge iDVUICG of nc w gouli in
his line.
Mias Hunt will open her Select school
next Monday, in the Vestry of the Prus
hytcriuu church.
Bktn. Amelia haw been discharging
merchandise nt Hnsiingu' wlmrl’dunng
the past 24 hours.
Laborers of all kin-ls are in great de
mand. A hundred mechanics could find
Speedy employment.
Don‘t forget the Snlslmry [‘rouhn
dours \Vedm-aduy awning Secure
your 8e rats at Bartlett's
1 Air- Sloan. tin- new dn-ss maker. du
‘ ing business in. .- Hili‘s drug store.
guarantees sut..~.’..clion.
. Mr. A. 15. Stewart. druggist, ol’
‘Seattle. in in town with his family on
their wuv to Ala-ha {or a vacation.
. Rev. \V. I. ('osper, :; former pastor nf
the Methodist church how, la in the city
visiting hie non l-‘red.Cosper and fam
ily.
Mrs. G. H. Jones‘ musical entertain
ment at the opera house last evening
was well attended. and was most enjoy
able.
Plans and specifications have been ro
ceived for the new Scandinavian M. E.
Church building to be erected in this
city.
Capt. F. Dyer has brought some fine
specimens of iron ore to town, taken from
a deposit near the Nolan farm in upper
Chimacum.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Debating Club this evening. for
the election of ofiicerl. By order of
the PRESIDENT.
Chaplain Stubbs’ address before the
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Sunday aiternoen was prnfitable. and
was attentively listened to.
Ben. Pettygrove has some choice
blocks for aalein hit new addition just
pEatted. Read his advertisement. He
will handle the property himself.
’1 he Umatilln left 244! tons of freight
on Union wharf. from San Francisco—
SU tons for Port Townsend. and 160
tons to go to Alaska on the Ancon.
Delegates to the republican county
convention from Port Disc-ave ry are as
followsflt. Delauty. Goo. Cooper, P.
Matty. J. A. McFee and J. McCanu.
Mr. and Mrs. ll B. Mead are expect
ed home from the east in Hctober —ac
companied by their son. H. L. Mead.
and acapilaliat who will engage in
business.
()apt. B. W. deLion. our euterpeiaiug
emuayor. did the honors yesterday
morning tor the railroad magnatee. by
taking them for a drive through the city
and suburbs.
Y. M. (‘. A. annual meeting will prob
ably be held a day or two previous to
the annual convention at Seattle. It is
expected that ltev. D. 'l‘. t‘arnahan. and
Milo P. Ward the temperance evange
list, will be among the speakers.
A little non of Richard Delnnty of
Port Discovery had the misfortune to
have his arm broken a few days ago.
Dr. Willioon of this city was telegraph
ed for. and went over to attend the
case. The patient is doing well.
Mr. S. Hadlock. rroprietor of the
Hadlock towneite ut the head «fthe
bay. is boring for good water. cool. iron.
copper or any other find. He is using
hydraulic power. and may sink a perfor
ation three or four hundred feet.
Aayndioate composed of Bert. Ad
nml and others has purchased the
Clinger land near Judge Brigg-‘.con
tinting of 19 acres. with 600 feet water
front, for $17,000. 'I he transaction
we. consummated by the Mclntyre 8:
Wood agency.
Maoxxrrcmi'r Burnnxso.—Tbe llaat
tingaes and F. W. James are to erect
a brick tire-proof building 50195 feet in
in size. four stories high. on the corner
of Water and Tyler streets. that is to
be the finest ever erected in Port Town
send—which means a great deal.
Work will begin in every few days.
‘ Richard Delanty of Port Discovery
lis talked of for the republican nomina
i tion for eberifl‘ this fall. “Dick" can
‘ undoubtedly have the nomination it be
; wants it;and, in the event of his can
} didacy. he would make it decidedly
l interesting for any nominee on the
1 other ticket.
The “Port Townsend Transportation
Co."ie in fine running order. with the
following officer-z F. A. Bartlett, presi
dent; T. N. Heller. secretary; F. W.
Pe tyzrove. treasurer; Jae. Jones. “agent.
The Port Townsend~Whetcom Ilenm
boat route will be worked on thorough
business principle;
The advertisement of the Puget Sound
Academy at Conpcville will be found
elsewhere. This institution had a sua
ceeelul career last year. under Rev. Geo.
Lindsay and Prof. Browne. This year
Rev. C. E. Nevberry aseumes control——
and under his management the academy
may be counted upon to flourish.
Italian barlr Cornelio Zinu arrived
at Port Discovery yesterday.
British ship Geoi Thompson was towed
to Utsnlady yesterday by tug Guliah.
British berks Tyburuia and Florence
Treat were towed from the port yester
day by tag ’l‘yee. the former to Port
Gamble. the latter to Port Tudlow,
where they go to load lumber.
The Port Townsend Bar As .oclothn.
This organization has the lollowmg
permanent officers: President, 0. M.
Bradshaw; Secretary. Warren I. Elna
tings. Mensa. Holler. Socks and Car.
roll were appointed a committee to pre
pare acoustitntion and by-lnws. and re
port It the next meeting.
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What is known as the Puget sound
company, an incmparation formed by
the leading mill owners of Puget sound,
is about to begin the erection u! what
will probably be the largest mill in the
northwest. Preliminary to beginning
work it has bought the present mill at
Ooemopolie. which will be used to lupply
the material for the new mill. This mill
belongs to the combination of mill
owners on thewund, to which other mills
on Grey's harbor are in opposition.
fl
3 BORN.
‘ .v...,..t.-~-,v.,‘~v‘~m~.“awaaM
{ WILLIAMSON—In this city, Aug. 24,
1 1888, to the wife of James Williamson. n
laughter.
From “‘edacséas'a Dali).
Rand Dr. H iil's ulv: ruwznenl i-f Riv.-
sluul: l r su'u,
.\lra. Van Aulwn is :lvmg music its
sons at Port Gamble.
Dr. Kuer pnrcliasrd twn lutsuf Capt.
deLion's propert} fur $3,000.
Dr. lliukler has panhascl the north
half of the block where he lives.
"lely"\'un Bnkkelen ii enjoying a
visn borne l‘mm ('.ilifl-rnia. 110 :abe
coming an engineer.
Rev E. G. antlxnp is in the city, ar
ranging: for she nppenrnncg o: theureat
dramatic orutnrl linbyt Nonrse. about
the 17th (2! Sept. A rare treat is ex—
peeled.
Mr Mason of Ohm. has pnrchnsed N e
Fowler Pninl Wilsnn property. for $27.-
00*.) $l5O an acre. Mr, Henry linsh
mude the sale. and A. H. Tucker suld
the property.
A straw vote on presidential prefer
ences mu: taken on the [’mntiiln. «in lwr
way up frum .\‘ln Franczsc'n. resulting in
3‘.’ for Harrison .2 .\lurtnn and lllfur
Cleveland 5; Thurman. Two (if the
thn 9 judges were democrats.
New cfiicvrs elected for the Port
Townsend Debating Club. last even
ing: Prt‘sillt‘ut, A. H. Wintrmlu:
Vicn I’m-9... Warren Carroll; 500.. Jns.
A. \\‘oml; ’l'roasu L. A. l’: ntius; ex
ecutive commituw: 'l‘. N. Haller, I“.
J. Browne and I. I". Exile-y.
Fred. \‘3. C:u_\l..u. who lens fur ”I"
pus! three years hr‘r‘ll learning llh‘je-w
--10.“: ”Male under ‘lw dirm-tmns of 0. I‘l.
Smwxmun. wu‘l sun“ ;,;u i: Port 'l'« \'.‘u
-39ml to open business an Ins uwnac»
euuuk sz best wishes u! a llnstnf
friend: will :lcc;rnxpl‘.n_\'hinl.~ Olympia
Standard
(..'-RS. 8. \\.untl \Viu) Wlini‘sst‘tl ”AC
Saliliurv 'l'mnmzdnnrQ' entertainment at
Victoria. urns it is the Gin-staunlpnny
that has ("vine to Part ’l‘uwnsenvl in
many inlay. Nustnia mags, nu chest
nuts. but rattlimr. sparkling: fun. 12».
sure and act a reserved EDI" at Buztlutt s
fur tit-night.
Capt. H. F. Beecher. (‘. B. “'r-od and
Ram. Biles arrived home yesterJav from
(.‘unmx, B. C. when: they iuutitntr-d u
lodge of Knights of l’ytliins. A \'lc
torin paper made a nilly nnndle of itself
by publishing an illintm rcpnrt .-f their
arrival nn British sxvil. with the surmise
that they wuuld not return to the U. S.
on account of the last Gardner arrest.
WHEAT Yrenn.——.\lr. l). J. Zent. of
Oak Harbor. who in in tumutellsof
some excellent crops on \\’hidly Island.
Amung others he tells of eight. acres of
wheat jnat harvested and threshed tnr
Jerome Eley. of Oak Harbor. which
measured up 72% bushels pi-r acre.
Our eastern friends may thinktbisn
pretty big story. but we can assure them
that we have soon it beaten by several
bushels.
A gentleman who rccentlyvieited Se
attle said he learned from reliable
authority that there were at the present
time over three hundred cases of typhoid
fever in tl‘nt city. We do not know of
the truth of this statement. but it
comes from very creditable authority.
In Port Townsend we have no case of
typhoid, nnlesa it is brought here for
treatment from somewhere else. We
do not know how to appreciate our ad
vantagel.
The following is from the priatun
(.\le ) Journal, of Ang. 18th:
"Hon. James G. Swan of Port Town.
lend. Washington Territory. father of
President Cheney's son-in—lnw. is visit
in: President Cheney. Mr. Swan hna
resided on the “with coast for many
years. nnd has been a valued contributor
to the Smithmninu Institution, in the
department of Ethnology. In connec
tion with the United States Fish Cam
missioner. he has done much to develop
the Fi-iheriea of Puget Sound and the
Pacific. lie returns to his home on the
Pacific coast in a few weeks. He hoped
to mnlre Some collections from the Ind
ium and other mun-es tor the cabinet
of Bates College."
British Bark Jennie B. arrived in
tow of tug Biz. from Tacoma, lum
ber mden for Sidney.
Schooner Ida Schnauer passed out.
lumber laden from Port. Madison.
bound for San Francisco.
El’l‘i'."l‘lON.\l..
To the Patrons of the Public Schools:
School Will open next Monday. Sept.
3. and a full attendance at the opening,
when all get the some start, is the first
essential to a successful term's work.
With the increase of school population
our school should be full in all grades.
Can you assist in promoting our cdizca
tionnl interests by starting your chil
dren promptly on the first day and get
ting your neighbor to do likewise? It
you know of any child not likely to at
tend school, who should do so, please
give us the name of such, and help us in
reaching all children in the district.
The Principal and Ass't.
'I'III'I I’OR‘l‘ Dl!(‘o\'Ell\' "0A".
A proposition has been started to
have the county road from Port ’l‘owu
send to Port Discovery straightened,
widened and graded to a level onsy
grade. A petition was presented to the
county commissioners. and it was found
upon investigation that the probable
cost would be something like $3,000.
The commissioners thought the county
Could not stand the whole of this amount,
but finally an order was entered for the
work to he done on condition that 1500
he raised by subscription~the county
undertaking to meet $2,500 of the ex
pense. In order to further the matter
‘ Messrs. Bradshaw it' Sachs started asub
. scription paper, and part of the neces
. sary amount has been subscribed. The
i subscription paper has been left at the
[ Asocs otfice. where new names and ad
l ditional amounts Will he receive 1.
i This work is greatly needed. and we
hope that SSOO will be quickly made up.
‘ I'hs city should open \Vater street to a
junction with the Discovery road. across
ltsilrond Flat. and thus shorten and
straighten the road. The necessities of
the case will be readily perceived and
admitted by everybody. and only ener
getic action is needed. Bradshaw 8c
Sachs headed the list withn 825 sub
scription, and announces their willing
ness to subscribe more than that amount
it anyone else does. Less than 5200 re
mains to be made up. ‘
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i
A “'11! from ['ol t Augelcs. ‘
EDITOR Anousz-Onc of the greatest
sources of dissatisfaction among the
colonists at Port Angeles consists in the
fact that there are on few producers
among those in the pay of the colony.
The treasurer never has any money to
amount to much, and yet he is paid
33.2.5 per diem for sitting and holding
the pocket-book. Heretofore the night
watchman in the mill has refused to
clean up the saw-dust and shavings, al
though paid S3OO a night. and a day
man had to be hired to do the work.
The president, secretary and book»
keeper. and part of the time another
man writing: in the oth -, produce noth
ing. ‘l‘he mill employs both atiremun
an] an engineer although one mun
ccnld do the work of both. The colony
! supports a school about half of the time,
independently of the public school..
The carpenter department does not
make expenses. The printing otlice
does not make expenses. Last. but not
I hurt. the colony has a doctor. in its em
. ploy at 83 25 a day. who fishes the greater
' part of his time, and keeps friends
enough to secure him in place by treat
ing them on colony whisky-
Last Sunday the doctor's room was
i the scene.- of conviviality all night, and
i when tlze whisky ran out in the night
two of the boys went to the Wes? End
1 and got a sniiply. "But the colm._v has
no saloon." 79143 give the above for what
iit is worth.- ]
E SIIII’I’ING.
1"o.1-Wing ie H oomph-h: list of VA! «'li
' nuwwn Pugvt Sunni].
.u' SEATTLE.
' Toxm
Bk. Templar. Coal for S. F.... .... . 947
‘ >2l). Sp'lrmn, coal {or S. F. .. . . . . . .1443;
lik . .\anr-stu‘, coal for h‘ F. . . . . .. ”1.114
’ Bk. llurmbz I. (and {or S. 1’..........1.306
Sh Oregon, coal for S. I". . .164“?!
Si). l’nlmym. coal for S. 1'.... .. .. .. 1.564)
T 42“, (‘x \'esscls.... .. . . ... .. . . . 5,592
AT TAL“. .\n.
fill. State of Maine, lum. forb‘lmug- -
DAL... .... .... .... ....1.46|
SM. “’11:. 11. .\lcfixlvmy, lum. for
Valparaiso ........12_1'Ui
Bk. Sarnunc. him. for Valparaiso. . 1,012
15k. Gloria. him. for .\lelbuurne.. . . 7'35
Bktu. Jennie 15. him. for Sydney. .. 4:4
51:. 11. I‘. Buck, lmn lur Buenol
Ayn‘s.... .....1567
511. 3?. Fromm”. wheat (or ('urk. . . .1.-‘3"
.\11.1’;i1"~"1.:1‘.("lu1 for H. 1". .. .1370
511. l’. 53. \\‘lntmuro, when! for
(.‘url;.. . ..2.14l
Ill: Sr-zuinnfv. o:qu for S. 1"........1.43f_'
50hr. .\llnfl-lIL. SmithJuan-irs. F. 31-
51).S1‘llf1i')’.ll1!ll. fur 5. F.........1_ru9
ficbr. L IniS. coal for 5.1"... . . Nil
Bk. ('.-mud“. lum. furh' F.. .... .. . . 1.15 M
Sb. 5!. [Java]. win-:9 fur C-nrk . . . . 1536'
Total. 15 vessels . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . .13319
AT PJR!‘ BLAKELY.
.‘ll.l\‘.\'.lllm.l"l .\leiimq'n" .1,1“1
“in“. >l7. Lucio. lumln-r.\'.t-imm'so (H 3
“k. I’;.~.~vpurt-=::t. lilm.. .\lcl'n-xurm- 5.36
Ihr. lrzs, lum.. "Ix‘lhnllrt:u.... 31!!
11k.1’-zk Wan. lam, .\lcllmuru.-.... SIS
M 2. .‘vir-n'ury, lulu. 5. 1'2... .. .. ...1.15‘i
Bktu. Hubert Sudden. lum.,’[‘owns-
Ville .. 5.1%
BR. Nj'irl, hum, Melbourne.... 5139
13k. ()non, spurs for London ... ... 654;
Bk. 'l'hruhold. hum. Sun I’edro.... 11*!
15k. \'. (7) 1‘ hitumro. lum.. Humi
lnlu.... 85.";
'l‘ulnl.l]ve.~sels. .. . .. . .8333
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
Bk. Zlilu. seeking charter. .. . . 931
Sh. Richard 111. seeking charter. .. 698
Bk. \\‘iidmmd. seekinu charter... ..l.0:;6
13k. 1". Trent. dis-Pharging ballad” 724
Bk. 'l‘yhuruia. d sclmrgiuz lmllzb‘tn 948
12k. 1,1)HIUH11I. discharging: ballnét.l,3l'2
15k. James A. King, ready for sea. . . 609
'l‘ ml, 7ve55e1c............ ..6,569
AT PJBT LI'DLOW.
Sc'u. 11nenome.lum. S. F. .. . 335
Sclir. Fred 1:. Sanders. lum. Bris
limm.... 44')
Sh. John Br) ce. lum. Hubsou'nßay.l,s7o
Bk. Sagnmoro. lum., b. I’.. . . . .1342
Total, 4 \'955215.... ..3.987
.u‘ PORT GAMBLE. '
Sh. Amphitrite, lum.. Melbourne...l,7oß
Scbr. Wm. Kenton. lam, Brisbane. 425
Bk.('uwlilz.lum . S. F.. . 779
Total, 3 vessels.... ..2,912
.\l' Pour Discovmnx.
Bk. Southeru(lhief,lum.. S. F.....],283
Bk. .\lary Glover. 111111., 8. F.... .. . 7‘28
Schr. Corona, lum., S. F..... .. 375
Scbr. Excelsior. lam, S. F..... ... . . 343
Total, 4vesscls.... ..2,739
AT PORT HADLOCK.
Sh. Guardian, ln'n., Valparaiso. . ..1,072
Bktu. Gr. M. Grilfith, lum.. S. F. .. . 4'25
Schr. W. L. Beeboe, lum., 8. F. .. . . 281
Tuml, 3vessels.... ..],778
AT P 3131 MADISON.
Sclir. Ida. Schnauer. lnm.. S. F. .. .. 215
Bk. Northwvst, lum.. S. F.. .. . ... .. 414
Bk. Tidal Wave, lum, S. F..... 6(13
Sclir. F. S. Redlield, lum. S. F..... 439
Total. 4 vessels.... ..],671
A'l' U‘I'SALADY.
Sh. Geo. 'l hompson, lam, Sydney..l,li3
n ZCAPITULA'HON.
'Vesse‘-E. Tons.
5eatt1e.......................6 7,512
'l'oconm.... ....15 18,219
Port 81ake1y.................1l 8.353
Pnrt'1‘0wn5end.............. 7 6.569
1’0rtLud10w................ 4 3.987
P0rthmb1e.................3 2.912
P0rtDi5c0very.............. 4 2,739
P0rtHad10ck................3 1.778
Port .\1adi50n................4 1.671
Utsalady. 1 1,128
Grand Total ......58 54,948
...» .
“Bill-”151i
MILO P. \\‘Auo, F. C. Human}
”M " " _____ _ ' “ "RB—J. F. Hm.
To the Citizens ofPort Townsend:
We beg to announce that we have lo
cated in the Key City and will find
pleasure in working for her interests as
well as our own. We shall try in our
humble way to persuade our friends and
acquaintances of other days and other
places to come and see the glorious
beauty of our adopted home; and per
chance, rennin in developing her inex
haustible resources. We have succeed
ed in otercoming our innate modesty
sulficieutly to engage in the Real Estate
business. and trust that by careful at
tention to business and honorable deal
ing rye may merit a share of your patro
nage. We have established first class
outside conuectious._nnd willendeavor
to prove we appriciate your favors by
the Gotden Rule in our dealings with
all and giving prompt attention to all
business with which we may be entitled.
Very Respectly,
WARD, Human. AND HILL.
Aug. 24. 1888.
The most alarming and. violent at
tac‘ss of Billions Colic.ChOlera .\lorbus.
can be promptly relieved and cured by
taking Chamberlain's (‘olic Uholem and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by N. D.
uILL&SO.\;~t. , > 7 _
Fon Sana-7A well established, pay
ing. cmxgeniul business—pleasant and
‘ profitable for either lady or gentleman.
; For particulars apply to this oflico.
} non t Expert-lent.
You cannot mom to waste time ex
perimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems at
first only a cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
colds. but be sureyou get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he may
I tell you he has something just as good.
or ju=t the same. Don't be deceived.
but insist upon vetting Dr. King’s New
'Discovery, which is guaranteed to give
relief in all Thu at, Lung and Chest at
tections. Ti 11' bottle tree at N. D. Hill
&|Son's drug u \re.
Renews “or fourth.
.\lrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson. Clay
(31).. lowa. tells the {allowing remarka
ble story, the truth of which is vouched
for by the residents of the town: “I am
'73 years old, have been troubled with
, kidney complaint and lameness for
I many years; could not dress myself
5 without help. Now lam free from all}
; pain and soreness, and am able to do‘
2 all my own housework. I owe my
‘ thanks to Electric Bitter for having re
lnewed my _Vfllltll‘ and remuwd com
!plotely all disease and pain." Try a
l lmttlc, 500. and $1 at N. D. Hiil & Sun's
I
3 drug store.______vh _
é Yrs-mules.
l .\lr, J. M. .‘churry, who is so rapid!)-
lbuilding up a photo nrti~t business! in
: Port Townsend, has introduced the bru
: mide metbnd of enlarging pictures. and
l by tho D'El‘vlnymtnt of tint-class i.rti~tn,
l; Iris produced pictures. that Would dn
credit to any city on the coast. lio Ile‘
“ server liberal success.
i New Stuck of Opera. Field and .\lai
tine glasses, at N. D. Hill & Sons'. ‘
' BARGAINS
I
80 acres in Section 27, corners on
water front, $125 per acre.
39 acres in Sec. 28, $75 per acre.
11 acres water front, Sec. 16, cheap.
40 acres Sec. ‘7, $25 per acre.
. For Further r-‘arlieauLm-a Cal! and Sea
ians 13.3V(')(l:phl‘- \\'\l. I". LZ'Z.\!£l‘{J‘lD. .\. If. \\‘IXTRUDE.
;The Port Townsend land 00.,
% McCURDY BLOCK,
Port Townsend, - - Wash.
I’. Sinus-17S. L'urrwpoudunco m-licitod. .
58. Co Calhoun & Co.
, _
. eomizssm HOUSE.
ll.\§'l‘lN(-§.~" \Yll.\l§l“.
—I):*:.Is in all kinds of
Farm Produce, Peed, Bran, Gael, Etc, Etc.
55%" FOR CASH ONLY. ‘s7—;
Rufus C. Calhoun, Manager.
353‘ AGENI‘ m .\liu-h- u .\— mm c .. \\..zguns mm Farming .\luhiauy
(‘.Xl‘l‘ 111-Zl-‘4)!€l-l I’!'U(‘ll.\#!NG. [-wm’
CHAS. J. ANDREWS,
Fine Tailoring
___.AND— -
Gents’ Furmshmg Establishment.
New Goods! New Styles!
New Prices”;
Call and examine and be convinced.
\Vatcr St" Bctxvecn Central Hotel and
C’ustonl llouso.
PETTYG-ROVE & 60.,
———DE.\!.E::.~' I): -
General Merchandlse,
SHIPPING & UMIMISSIIW \’IERUHANTS
. ‘ i
’ 1 . J. 1
PORT T 0 "’IVSEND, TV. T.
We carry the largest and most complete stock of‘ga
Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing
- i-E?’ 0! any house in the City
@ent’s Remaking; @eeds.
We :m- bvudqudrtvrs fur, and our Imw un- full in m‘cr)’ particular.
Ilals. (‘3l)s. l3oots &, Shoes
Are to be fulln'l in our New in Ile ,_'h':llt'-! \’nrivty and BEST QUALITIE‘.
GROCER. I E S .
We can cater to the must fastidium :unl vurry by :u the host assorted mu 0:
Staple and Funny (inn-mics, to be found un Puget Sound.
Country Produce taken at the Highest Prices.
"All Goods Jenn-(ml to any [-:Irl Hi fix“ (‘it_\' Fun: HF (‘HJRGI‘L Country
Orfk-l's iolivttct‘. 11ml 111-FT ATTENTI‘ LN (EI'ARAXTEED. '
This Space Reserved for
. > ‘I | l
D. (I. BAMLETT & 00.
O O 7
Mountam V 1 ew
' ADDITION I
Hastings" Third :Mhlition!
100-FO9_T _AyENUE!
Blocks, 240x300. Lots, 60x110.
Streets 70 it., 20 ft. Alleys.
500 Lots in this Adu‘iiéan for sale!
200 LOTS Hi HASTINfiS’ 2d ADDITMJN; 100 LOTS IN HASTINGS'
! lsi women.
‘ERcduntiun in l’xivv m :'zlm- who will 8223‘d. Price of Lot.
' {mm SSO up. .‘(n (fwn'mssion; .h \\‘R mm (“we Lands.
: DIE-cs Fl‘cpcz‘j‘; ‘7 '3 " " {53111.
EAS'E‘Eflém e .358. m..- .::.LD,
{Rea} 2 Esfiate : Erokers.