Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], October 11, 1888, Image 3

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Ehr it’rtlzlg grgurs.
From Thursday's Dally.
Morton Will probably visit I .diana.
Republican county c Invention today,
The Trader's ank of Chicego. h:..~1
failed.
Mr. F. J. Ward. the I)ungene=s hutcl
keeper.isln town.
Three flslwrnezn were dawned on
Tuesday at l’mht Ii inlta.
, J. H. l'nm‘ la the re;*llbll(";'l candidate
for she-mint Pierce 6 nunty.
There i~ u prophecy tlmt rlJur Will be
ten dollars pvt turn-l this \nntrr. l
A terrible sic-.lmwr r‘Spl-Ih‘luh 4-0011er all
Aspiuwmfl. causm; eumr‘ l :53 of life. .
A new platform and nvw steps are be
in built ll) front of the Courthouse.
Gen. Fisk and Rev. Brooks. of the pro
hibmun ticket are stumping In Michi
gnu.
James Williamson goes to Dunn-muss
30-day. to attend the funeral of his
brother.
Waterman & Ketz .are moving one of
their Wooden bnildlngs out on Quincy
etreet wharf.
About thirty more labors came down
from up Sound yesterday tu go to work
on the railroad.
Whetcom county had the joint conn
cilman lint time. The west side in en
titled to it this year.
Blaine is at Detroit. and will make a
short canvas of Michigan. He is now a
guest of Gen. Alger.
More horrible discoveries come to
light in Sondan as to the killing and
mutilaung of women. It is a horrible
mystery.
The W. C. T. U. had a very pleasant
meeting at the home of Mrs. venison.
It: next meeting place is at Mrs. Lock
hnrt on 'l‘avlor street.
George Calhoun has left the employ
of Mane. \\ atermnn & Kata tuenter
that of Messrs. L. B. Hastings .5: Co.
In the hardware business.
..A diver who has been doWn to the
City .0! (heater says that the vessel is
cut in turn as it a new had been run
thmugh her. He saw three corpses.
A company has been formed to menu
hotnre care wholly of sheet steel instead
or quad. It is claimed that they Will be
II helm“ cheap and non combustible.
Chief Justice 15 )lc has at last been
heard from. lle says he Will be in his
district at his earliest convenience. That
will not be for some Weeks yet. When
he comes he will be up to his eyes in
bunnees.
A gentleman writes from Coupeville
that Rev. E. J. Moore. the new .\1 E.
pastor, began his pulpit work there last:
Unnday. preaching to a crowded house.j
Tbcgeutlemnn is well reneived, and Will
donhtlece he sumesslnl.
The French GOVcrnDl‘cut seems w-ry‘
mach agitated over the re-elcctmn «.r
Bonlanger. Boulenger is a live French
man. and is the only man of spirit in
that nation. It is remarkable that juntl
in proportion as Germany has bec lulE‘
' “like France has become pencelnl.
The Captain of the Italian bark Corns»
lio Lino. lumber laden at Port Discovery
for Iquiqni.in in the city to ship a crew.
Thin bark was in trouble because of
overloading recently and her crew mn
tinlcd but on a careful survey it was de
a’nlcd that she was aeawortby and only
needed to be lightened. bhc discharged
0,0!) feet and is now all right.
Capt. Biondi telle us that his new hu
h]. the old Good Templar building, will
he randy for occupancy on November lst.
It will contain thirty-four rooms for
him and will have a restaurant at
tldad. All the carpenter: and stone
sauna and planterere who can pomibly
her-ploycd are at work. The Captain
h had one ofl’er ota hundred dollars
war loath for the house bn‘; has not
a-tad it yet.
' ”grant that mall-pox in quite preval-
Ct on the mainland. at tlge border lino
mush. on; he.“ om very
new indeed. Every precautlon
neat be taken to prevent its aprcad. The
hot that it:- among the Indiana makes
finer. wary that we be very watch
hl. We underatand that two death.
have Already omurred among the white:
udmlral agnong the Indiana. Eter
an! wkihncc 3a the pace of antety when
th- Icolrcou about.
A sshooasr isjast sailing in. Name I
.kllolflh
~ .8151! Henry Failing arrived yesterday .
gaitered to load wheat at Tacoma to::
Ship Jeremiah Thompson arrived this
Inning from San Francisco to load
, lumber at Port Discovery for Australia.
Port Townsend. Oct. a—Sailed—Ship
Parker M. Whitmore and bark Emerald.
'l‘stoosh. Oct. Z—Light rain, calm.
lo shipping.
Ship Tam o.Bhanter. 1552 tons, coal
frcmNsnaimo to this port—chartered by
John Boaenfeld's Sons.
British bark Zoila. 932 tons, now at
Port Townsend. lumber from ! ort Dis
merdy to Valparaiso for orders: £2 8s
9d; irsct port.£3 6s lid—chartered by
Knacks & Co.
~ m Fad-re nulls.
The firm of Coleman & 00., butchers,
ot Water street, are taking in a new
partner.
gents. Haller and Pontins are re
— ”Vin: bids for erecting their prof-cad
hfickhuilding at the corner at ylor
sad Washington streets.
Mr. J. C. McCanlley of Oregon. a
Man of some years practice, is in
the city looking for a location. He
““m be a fine addition to uur cjty.
Frank Pettygrove has purchased the
Van Bohkelen property on Water street
from O.F. Clapp for 87000. and will
sreetinuaedialely a fine new building
~ thereon.
Ir. “a. E. Steward who has been
hr some monehs past clerk in Latimer's
“atom. and who has won hostsof
hends'lhile here. will leave in a few
‘ days for Richmond, Texas.
Resort of Public Schools for Septem
ber. 88: Total enrollment, 255; total
days‘ attendance, 4487.5; total absence,
as; average daily attendance, 221; aver
age pupils to each teacher, 44.
Ben. Range and Anderson departed
tor up Sound this morning. having done
leveral days' work for the Scandinavian
church noon to be erected here. Mr.
Anderson 'ill return here soon to reside.
Hr. R. K. Latimer, our drngnest, has
seld‘out his business. and will give lin
nudists poac-sinn. Mr. Latimer has
been in business so long that he is re
nrded ass fixture. He has built up a
fine business. The purchasers are
lesara. Turpin and Rnflin. They are
from Olympus. and will keep this fine
store up in its elegant style.
Mrs. J ohanna Wallenberg, mother of
Ira. Capt. DeLion of this city. died this
lorning, (Oct sth at 550 a. in.) Her ill
less has lasted for three years. She has
Mded in this city for several years and
h‘da large circle of friends. Funeral
“ll be from the home of Capt. DeLion
on Sunday. Further notice hereafter.
[ltem—Deceased was aged 67 years,
7 months. . The funeral will be from the
Mainly residence. Sunday afternoon It
{o'clock All friends of the family in
' Vital]
‘fislaooner Lgttie Bmm“ airlivzfi
.. II! min an i ;wil o
’hber at tumour in "tug?
’l‘ St. Ferndale. arrived this morning
" - MNsnaimo for S ttl ‘ ' 2811
Z “of 111 coal. as e bringing
mm Discovery. from Hadlock for
, 33in Francisco. was toved to sea by tag
Ff"m this morning. ‘
[a'rng4‘yee bun gone to Smith. to
glow oui the ship John Bryce, lumber
laden for Melbourne.
Ship St. Lawrence, lumberladen from
Port Gamble, arnved in port. last
night. bound for Sidxuor. Australia.
British ship Dacron was towed to can
last evening by tug Holyoke, loaded
wjth wheat {or Livewool. ,
I'. S. steamer Albatross unwed in port
Ix rstr-rdny.
I ~ luxmsbip Mexico called Lere )esiur
iduy cnrouto from Nanaimn tn Seattle.
1 Will return today. enroutc In; San Fran
ic'rcn. um! will ship here GaUUmrac-s n!
[sal mm and other mincellsnious freight.
From Saturday's mun.
.\lr. J. W. Keene of Leland left {or
name yesierdhy. .
Serena prominent Pasadena capital
ists are in barn.
Judgu Trimble will run inderendeut
(or justice of the name.
Mrs. Moiloy go a to Seattle to-day_ to
fill the pulpit d Battery 8:. M. E.
church.
Mr. .\luore. late of Kansas, is the new
man going into the firm of G. C. Cole
mnn & Co.
Mr. Farrier and Louis B. Flowers left
this morning for Spokane Falls to attend
tho editorial Convention.
Thr Juvenile Opera Company had a
lull hulls‘e last evening. and gave an en
terminmen! that was highly appreciated.
Yr Editor goes up Sound to Port
Gm...» today. He will speak there to—
ni, ' and will proceed up Sound for a
fe '~'-.
i; r .3'. M. Earned has purchased
ens-urn house corner from Mr. Eisen
mes—securmg thereby a splendid buli
uesu property.
Albrzn liawson of Des Muiuee. lowa.
and a friend of Messrs. Rondo &C;xrroll
unwed by steam-T last evening. Mr.
liawsou expects to make Port Townsend
his headquarters for the Winter.
Fred. Macondrny and Dave Walker
of Port DiscuVery both ane lea re of ab
sence, fur a. mouth. Both sailed on the
1 outgoing ocean bleamer last evening for
‘Cahloruia. The; Will visit relatives and
‘frieuda.
Steamer Umatilla sailed from San
Francisco. Oct. sth. fur Pug}: Snund.§
having on Lxmrd the following passen-‘
«era for Port TuWusend: M rs. Mc— 1
(firmly. Miss I‘;Yc(‘.read_v, H. E. Hula and
\\'. Dewitt.
Mr. (‘iiha I“. Bailey, republican can—
didate fur juqtice u! the peace, is a moat
worthy and I‘npahle young man—one
whom the city can well afl'ord to trust
aid irumum. Mr. Bailey is a young
man of « xceHex-t ability. lie would be a
very cmu-cientimm and prompt oflicer.
The slrnxucr l‘. J. Puller of the 0. 11.
& N. Cu. is n Wund burner and this fact
Is {A goml thing fur the oily. nu] for the
c-rmmnxy. Thu cm! f»r fuel (or running
the Pater is only nuc~lmlf ma great as
the o-xpnu-e ml the Alaskan. and then the
cum: g and handling «If the curd wood
——f<.rty—five cords 11 day— gives emplny
men: tsu fully twenty five men—Trude
Journal.
An rflhrl. is being nmde tn establish in
Part Tuwneeml a brnm-h ol'lhe American
Bali-Img and Lmzn Any elation. This
inaliluliun will prnbably place two hun
dred lhuusnnu' dollar-i ur mure in Port
Townsend a! a rate of about six per cent.
per anunm—nuuhliug people of moder
ate means to make more improvements
than they otherwise would.
Sch. Wm. F. \Vitzeman arrived
yoatenlay from San Francisco and is
at Bartlett’s Wharf discharging
freight
Bktn. Amelia arrived last night
from Port Blakely, lumber-laden for
Honolulu.
Ship Geo. S. Homer with cargo of
tea from Yokohama has arrived.
CITY 00'11‘1‘11‘.
At the City Council last evening the
following were present: Councilmen
D. M- Littlefleld and Geo. E. Starrett;
City Clerk. Jae. Beaver, City Attornei.
Geo. H. Jones; and City Surveyor, .
Leekeard. There being no quorum to
transact holineee a motion was mode by
D. M.Llltlefield and seconded by Geo.
E. Starret, to adjourn till this Saturday
evening at 7-30. The clerk on calling
the roll on the eyes and nayee, D. I.
Littlefleld and Geo. E. Starritt voted in
the affirmative on the question to ad
journ. The council adjourned tomeet
this Saturday evening at 7:30.
From monitor'- nun.
J. F. Sheehan ie in Puyalup.
Mr. and Mn. F. W. Bin-tinge are at
home.
Ye editor in to speak at Sidney, Kitsnp
00.. tonight.
Those new step: at the court house are
a great improvement.
Mr. Thee. Kirkpatrick and family are
going to Oaiifornia to reside.
W. S. Lndd, Portland’s greet banker}
will build a large flour-mill at Seattle. ‘1
Carl Sweeney hue resigned his poei-i
tion as chief clerk at Pettygrov-'el
store. i
Judge Kuhn will proceed to repair the
bonded ware house and the see well
front.
Mr. J. H. Fencrbnoh and (emily re
turned from North Yakima on Satin.
dey evening.
Gept. Albert Stetson—first officer of
the Olympian, spent Sunday with his
parents in this city.
M. Lipstone, Eeq.. or Hopkineville.
IKentucky. ie in the city, and is the guest
1 of Col. Henry Lendee.
The new dwelling of Mr. Swiueon on
Taylor ct. is nearly completed and ise
handsome structure.
James 0‘ Biaina is fast recovering his
voice and will speak at Grand Rapids,
this (Monday) evening. - _
The Y. 3-1. U. A. services were well
attended yesterday. Rev. Mr. Carna
han delivered an able address.
The attempted smuggling of seven
Chinese was prevented by atortnnate
arrest on Saturday afternoon.
Wheat is growing. This is a strange
country but wheat grows after it is har
vested aud its greatest rise comes in the
fall. »
Sheriff Sheehan went to Seattle Satur
day. to see his son Adrian who is engag
ed in superintending a gang of hop
pickers.
The funeral of Mrs. Wallenberg was
very largely attended yesterdav. Her
remains were interred in the Masonic
Cemetery.
Three new houses are in course at
erection in the extreme southern part of
Webster's addition Judge Whittlesey
is said to be a lnilder.
Our neighbor the Call is getting quite
matter eye-menial. judging by the way
it proceeds to tell the secrets of some at
the young people of our city.
1 Hon. C. H Hanfnrd of Seattle has been
elected chairman of the Republican Ter
ritorial Central Committee. vine J. C.
Haines, resigned. Mr. Hanford wlll be‘
a careful and eflieient chairman. \
Mr. Hart. the manager of the Ameri
can Building and Loan Amooiation is
meeting with flattering success. One
person has taken S7OOO worth of stock.
another 84000. others smaller amounta
The investments appear to be a fine
thing.
Hereafter the mail steamer for up‘
Sound ports will leave Port Townnend at
9:30 in the forenonna, inabnd 018:3).
This change will noeomodate the busi—
ness community by Ifiordinc In hour
longer each morning in which to mun:
‘bniin- 10“.".
I Rev. D. T. ('nrnnhan started to via:
conver,\‘:’. T..thia morning to attend
Presbytery. He will also go to Salem.
Or., for the meeting of Synod on Wed:
nesday. ()3 next Sunday eveninnga
pulpit will be supplied by W. W. Farrier,
who is now representing the Anaus at
the EJitoriul Convention.
Bark J ames A. Bourland from San
Diego arrived y‘é'sterday. Reloads a
return cargo of lumber at Tacoma.
Bark Ceylon, Capt. Rufus Calhogu,
from Honolulu. arrived yesterday.
Tug Tyee went. to Tacoma this
morning to low down ship Reuse,
when: laden.
Steamship Wilmington arrived this
morning from San Francisco.
Steamship Alki sailed for San
Francisco on yesterday with coal
from Seattle and, iron from Port
T ownsend.
Steamer Evangel left for Neah Bay
this morning with a full freight and
passenger list.
Steamer Eliza Anderson tuuk sev
eral passengers to island ports this
morning.
Personal.
Gen. Geo. P. Ihrie. late of Gen'l U.
S. Grant's war etrfl‘ and U. S.Army,
and former resident of this Territory,
is at the Central Hotel.
The nddrees of Dr. Hull, late Izt Port
Townsend. is Fort Niagara, New York.
Quinn 8500 . 3! Port Angela. is boom
ing the Glover's suburban plat at Port
Angelea.
Ftom 'l‘uesdax'u Dan:-
The town is full of strangers.
('apf. li. li. Morgan has returned
from San Francisco.
The Libby is a fine looking vessel. She
l 8 nenrly ready fur senica.
D. L. Moody is coming to Vic'orir.
He will arrch on 'l'hnrbday, the 11th iuat.
The railroad is pushing things in rcal
earnest. Dirtia thing in every direc~
tiun.
The Potter was detained nearly an
hour because u! a wry large custom
lial.
i J. M Lockhart has the contract fur
building in home for Mr. Wilka un
Winslow at.
Mr. Bourlund is opening up :1 very
fineslnck ,ol‘ bnzaur goods in the new
Seuvey building.
Mr. Gen. Starret has the contract for
the new Haliur-l’uutim building on
'l‘ayl-rvr and Wamhingtun sls.
The North Pacific will be down to
murmw on the Sezitlle-Victuria route.
Tho Puller Wiil go on the dry dock for
cuppi-rinz.
The painters are finishing Mr. Clapp’s
new building on Water at. It icvary
handsome. but abould have been in
brick instead of Wood.
Phillim-‘a huilng is progn-«ing
finely. It will be u"brick veneered."
just a trifle better thnn a wooden bulld—
ing. We wish it had been solid brick.
Bartlett‘s new brick is receivin: its
finish of corrugated cornice. It will be
a nice addition to Water at. Few firms
have dune more for our-city tlmn Bart
lett & Co.
Mr. A. A. Plummet had the uninfor
tune to wrench his back a little yoeter
day. He was shouidexing a heavy bug
of potato»: and somehow hurt himself.
He will have to take n few days‘ rest.
Harry Tibbaln has his fine new pile
driver at work on the Quincy Itreet
wharf. He claims thatit is the finest
driver on Puget Sound for strength and
pow“. He will thoroughly repile and
refit the Quincy street dock and then
will build some fine warehouses thereon.
Hon. H. C.Wilmurth. nominated for
Councilman of the 7th district by the
Republicans. will not consent to run. as
he has so much business on hand that
he cannot make the canvass. Mr. Wil
msrth would make a splendid Council
man and we do not wonder that his
friends are much grieved at his refusal
to serve them.
On Monday evening a number of
young people met at the Presbyterian
church to organize a Glee Club. under
the direction of Prof. Melville. late of
San Francisco. We trust that all lovers
of good music will heartily co-opernte
with the society which will be known as
The Port Townsend Glee Club. It was
decided to hold the first rehearse] on
Wednesday evening. Oct. 10:11 “7:30
iehnrp. Rehearsals will be held in the
‘Pieebyterian church to: the preannt.
‘The tallowing oflicera for the term were
elected: President. Prof. Brown; vies
preeident. Mr. Carrol; treasurer. Mrs.
Beakseoretary. Mr.o. F. Bailey; Di
rector. Prof. Melnlle: Pinnoiat, Mn. J.
Melville.
The commiesionere at their special
eeesion last week let the contract for
bridging the North Fork at Tolbar'e
place. t 0 the Pacific Bridge 00.. of Port
land. The contract price is 87M. The
bridge is to have a 80 foot draw. and is
to be built of iron except the foundation,
which is to beat piles. Only one pier
will be constructed, and from this to the
shore will be a clear span of 160 feet. B.
W. Duuham made a bid on a wooden
bridge of $4866, and Hofl'man & Bates.
of San Francisco. made a bid of $18,500
for a bridge entirely of iron. The bridge
it built according to plans, will be a
solid and substantial structure.
Nor. Bark Professor Johnson ar
rived at Sidneg Oct. 3rd, leaky and
dismasted. S 9 carried lumber from
Port Gamble.
The Samoset sailed for Tacoma
from San Francisco, Oct. 4.
British ship Great, Victoria arrived
on Sunday and was towed to Taco
ma this morning. to load wheat for
Cork for orders .
American aLip Renee arrived down
this morning, in tow of tug Tyee.
wheat~laden for Cork for orders.
Bark Pearl arrived yesterday from
San Francisco, to load lumber at.
Hadlock
The American bark Wildwood was
cbmered yesterday to load coal at
Tacoma for San Francisco; rate,
$2.75 per ton.
[lnflor- Bank K. of P.
The members of Olympic Lodge No. 31,
K. of P.. organized a uniform rank with
some 35 members. Otfiaere were elected
to serve the ensuing term on follows:
Sir Knight Captain. . . , . . . . .G. H. Jonee
“ Lieutenant .... .0. B. Wood
“ Herald. .. .. .‘l‘. J. Corrican
“ Recorder. . . . Bobt. Bilee
“ ‘l‘reaenrer. . . . W. H. Merrick
u ' Guard. .. . . .D. S. Swerdflger
“ Sentinel. . . . .A. 11. Wintrode
The oficers and members will be
measured for uniforms. after which the .
order will be sent east for the same.
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Straighten oin- streets. .
The Axons has once or twice called
lattention to the urgent need of some
‘ street work that is imperative. Where
Bartlett Avenue intereecte Discovery
road a long triangular projection nearly
crosses the street. Learned avenue is
reached only by an allea: Linelu at.
terminatea in an alley at eylor at. It
should be opened to Maple avenue.
The extension of Taylor at. up the hill is
a crooked lane. These defects could be
remedied now at very little coat and to
the very great advantage of the city. In
a little while the cost will he very great.
We hope the matter will receive the at
tention they deserve at the hands of our
City Council.
From weunm'a nuns.
Mr. (ieo. M. JolmF-on of Lopez Island
lain the city. ~ .
' Mn: Pugh is moving into her cit-gim
new home in liulm’e field. _ _ -
The Charles Hotel is a good place to
get meals. _Try it.
Steamer Edith. carrying U. 5. mail.
left for up Sound at 9 :30.
Rev. 11. V. Rive iflahsent at the Synod
and will preach at Port Ludlow on Oct.
l-tth.
A branch of the Pacific Coast Detect
iv" Agency has been atabfished in
Seattle.
The Premier took quite a consignment
of Orcas Island apples tn-day to Van
conver.
The property of the Mormon church
has been declared furfoited and has 65-
cheated t J the government.
The new restaurant on the Tfler street
wharf. c-peued by Smith S: Jackleafis a
neat and commodlous room.
The Purt Townsend foundry is hard at
work nu the machine]: of the Ford)“.
She will be done in a few days.
Mm. Malloy returned from up Sound
yesterday. She preached morning and
evening at Buttery St. M. E. Churvh of
Seattle.
The Eliza Anderson ('ame in from the
islands with a. large list of freight last
night. She takes at fair list of passengers
and freight to-duy on retum trip.
Capt. and Mrs. R. S. (‘alhoun leave
thi.u morning for Hid Tacoma, where the
bark Ceylon is loading lumber. Capt.
CaJhoun will he in the Sound only about
three weeks.
The Finat National Bank has added to
its numerous list of corrorqnndents the
Chicago Continental National Bank. and
is now prepared to draw drafts on Chi
cago direct.
The new firm of J. A. Plum 5; Co. are
preparing for a large shipping and com
mission business. Thov also propose to
handle real estate, and will do hlminess
on a large scale.
Col. J . C. Haineu has failed to get his
trial fixed for the immediate present.
More and more it looks like polital trick—
ery. It is fixed for Nov. 20m, after the
election is over.
Allen Weir and lion. ’l‘. J. llumes are
to spank at East Suund on Friday eun
ing. Oct. 19th. at Owns the fo‘lowinq
forenonn. at Lopez on (“rival of mail
Saturday afternoon. at Utaalndyou Mon
day. Oct. 22nd, at 7 p. m.. and at Oak
Harbor on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. at 2 p. in.
Mr. Weir will also speak at Coupeville
with Hon Jnoi B. Allen on Friday, Nov.
261?). 11th n. m.
Rev. F. X. Prefountaine has gone
East via the Canadian P..cific. He will
visit Europe before his return. Rev.
meounlulue is one 0! the best known
priests ou Puget Sound.
Oliver Johnson, latte of the Palace Chop
House, leaves this moming Via. the Gun
zulinn l'm-ifiv, to visit his ulil home in
Norway. He will probably be absent
about :1 year. His family avwmpany
him.
Mr. Geo. G. Smith has just received
the col-truct {rum Hun. U. 'l‘. Denny
to clear the entire property. recently
purchased [rum Capt. Mclntyre. The
contract price in $4lO. This will be a
fine improvement.
Vlllurd claims that his grout North l'a—
cific cxcursian, which cost him half a
Million, was the best investment of hin
life. inasmuch as it gave the (icnnnn
capitallsts confidence in him and in the
country and led to his reinstatement.
Allen Weir. republican candidate fur
joint councilman. and Hon. Orange Ja—
cobs and Hon. T. J . Humea are expect.-
ed to address the citizens of Dnnzeuen
on Saturday. Nov. 3rd. at l p. m.. and to
speak in For: Augeles the same evening.
The people of those places may expect a
very full discussion of the political issues
of the day on that occasion.
Ship Edward O'Brien. 2157 tons
now at San Pedro. wheat from Tam
mn to Cork for orders to Unrdifi, Av
onmontb, Plymouth. Havre or Am
werp. £2 25 6d; direct to one of the
above ports, £2.
Nor. bark. White Rose arrived yes
terday from San Pedro in tow of tu
Goliah. Will load wheat for Uorfi
for orders.
8111;) Jose 11 S. Spinney, 1895 tons,
wheat from g‘acoma to Cork, U. K.
Shig Tam O‘Sbnnter, 1552 tone,
coal tom Nanaimo to this port—
charterod by John Rosentield’s Sous.
Shifi Valley Forge. 1226 tons, coal
from anaimo to this port—charter
ed by John Rosenberg. Sons.
British bark Zoila, 938 tons. now at
Port Townsend, lumber from Port
Discovery to Valparaiso for orders; £2
88 9d; direct port. £2 65 I’d—charter
ed by Mneoke 81. 00.
Dark Wildwood 1056 tons, coal
from Tacoma to San Francisco.
Am. ship W. M. McGilvory arrived
this monnng in tow of tug Mogul,
from Twoma, lumber-laden from
Valparaiso.
Steuner Inaho arrived from Port—
land yesterday. and book on a cargo
of lumber for Alaska. She proceed
ed up Sound last evening to coms
plate cargo.
BORN.
W~W~~m-mn,-“~
To the wife at Henry Lake, 00!. Bth,
a girl.
VAN TBOJEN.—Iu Ohimaoum, W. T.,
Oct. 2. 1888. to the wile of John Van
Trojan. a fifteen pound eon.
MABRIEI).
HARDWICK—MILL‘S—chber 5. 1888.
in Port Discovegy, by Rev. D. T. Car
nahan, Capt. E ward Newvomb Hard
wick, of Oakland, Cal., and Miss Jean
'l‘. Mills; of Port Discovery.
___,._.___________.
Dllil).
ANDREW F. INGRAHAM. of San Juan
Island died on Friday last. , ‘
[Deceased was on old resident of San
Juan. was a native of Augusta, Me, and
waa aged 68 years. He wee buried in
Seattle yeaterday.]
_
lent-Illa: Wanted.
0! Mary and J nlin Buckley, daughters
of Denis Buckley, of the Parish or Kil
miohael County Cork. Ireland. who left
mm! Barinie in California in 1862 for
the Carihoo mines, and lett there for
1 Wuhinuton Territory. They will hear
lat something to their advantage by
writing to Bradshaw & Sacha. Port
Towneend.
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can 0' TEA!”-
We desire to express to the many
friends thatfook part in the funeral o!
the late Mrs. Johanna Wollenberg, our
sincere thanks, and specially to Mrs. A.
Weir, Mrs. ohr. Williams, Mrs. Plum-1
mer and Mrs. Denieon, for their kind aa- 1
eietanoe in the hour of need.
Ma. Axn Mas. R. W. DELION.
. a. lwa r s hn v e
k\. “\gh’s Mk... My
Soother I: hand. It is the only safe
medioinedm made thu. will remove all
infantile fliers. It. contains m: Opium
or Harbin. but gives the dam 7.omm!
a!” fro- past. rice 25 ecu”. Sold In
Ulnar & CO-
Cholera Morbue ia one of the most
painful and dangerona diseases. many
deathe reault from it each year. uennlly
became it ie not properly treated. The
most aevere cases may be cured. by using
Chamberlain: Colic. Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. It never fails. Sold by
11.1). HilltSona. changed 50918
gum ESTATE uuxsnms.
‘ ____.
i ' Aug. 10.—Thoa J Tanner and wife to
Lfigxni 5 Luke I (25 in blk 3'} in Ezsew
* :fi‘lditiun til-gt“ cityot Port Town:
send $320
"Xuzf‘Jib.—J I‘d Barth-n X" Al Bartleit
and Mary E Powu to G 0 Bartlett lots
Band 4in sec 12 and l and 2 and n wqr
of neqreec 13ml in twp3o n r2wesslt
Aug 10th- —Chas Eisenbies to C AI~
drich lots 7 nnd 8 in but '29 in Einenbies'
addition to the ci:y uf Port Townsend
8500
Same to Mary Hatchet lot 21 in blk 31
and late 5 6 and 17 in bik ‘29 in Eisena
bios’ addition to the city of Port 81550}
J M Power to M E Webster lot 13 in‘
blk 18 Eisenbies addition m city a Port‘
Towmend 8350
L Ward and T W Sullins to Eugene
Biomh lots 2 and 4 in bi}: 90 in city of
Port Townsend 32'00
M E Webster to E Biunzii lots 6 and
Sin blk 93 city of Port 'l'owsenri 5900
-W E Siemens to J A Kuhn lot 1 in blk
l: in Eisenbiea‘ addition to the city of
Port Townsend SSOO
Lucinda Hastings to Mary Fletcher
all of hlk 19 in llastinas‘ 3rd addition
city of Port Townsend also lots 2 and 4
in If]! 6'2 in L B H'ntingq‘ 2nd midi.
tion to the city of Port Townsend SIOSO
Mrs Lucinda Hastings to A R Cale
mnn lot 2 in hik 16 in L B Hastings’ 2nd
addition to the city of Port 'l‘ownseniln
Charles and Kate Eisenbiea to Landes
and Hill lots 11 1213 l 4 l 5 and 16 in blk
2‘.) and lots 1 23 4 and 51n blk 32 all in
Ezseubies' addition to the city of Port
Townsend $2400
Aug nth-Charles and Kate Eisen
hies to Abner A Lowell all of blk 77 in
Eisenhies’ addition to the city of Port.
l'ownsend $1260
LD B Kuhn and wife to L R Morri
sun 551 e feet in Knhn'a Ranch S3OO
'l'hmas Grant and wife to F W Petty
grove jr 100x110 feet in Knhn's Ranch
SIOOO
‘ Henry Lake and wife to George Lind
:the n hf of lots 6 and 8 of blk 14 Web
;ster'a addition to the city of Port Town
‘ Stnd 5225
Lucinda Hastings to Carl A Andersun
lot 5 in blk 70in L B Hastings’ 2nd ad
ditiun to the City of Port Townsend
5:700
Herbert L Burkctt and wife to Carl A
Anderson lot 12 in blk 18 in Eisphhit’l
addition tn city of Port 'l‘ownsed $5!”
Cherie.- and Kate Einnnb'es to H L
Tilnbaiis jr luta 212') % 21 and '25 in blk3
31 of Eisenbies' addition to the city of}
Port 'l‘owmend SIOOO
W H H Learned and wife to Stephen ‘
O‘Brien blk 5 in Learned's 23d addition ‘
to city of Port Townsend 8350‘
W H H Learned and wife to Thomas
Burns blk 1 of Learned‘a 2nd addition
to city of Port Townsend
“hm Eisenhies and wife to J G Storin
ing all of blk 56 in Eisenbira' addition
tn vity of Port Townsend 31350
W H H Learned and wife to I J Lich
tenberger blk 6 in Learned'a 2nd addi
tiun to the city of l’mt'l‘ownaend 8400
Aug 3rd— Chanel and Kate Eisenbiea‘
ta Ida Williams 10t29 in blk 31 in EiEED"
biea’ addition to the city of Port Town--
send. $350
Ant: l3th—Allen \Veir and wife tu
Bradshaw and Sacha '25 acres in sec 9
twp 30 n r] west 8-1375
Thor: M. Hammond er and wife to
Allan Weir 100 acres in ace 9 twp 30 n r
1 west SISOOO ‘
Morgan J Curkeek and wile to James ‘
L Smith all of the I hf of the ht of l w ‘
qrotaebrutaec2twp29nnlwcat 1
$750
Chnrlea Eiaeubiao and wife to D B
Shaw lots 1 2 3 and 4 in blk 73 in Eisen
biaa addition to the city of Port Town.
send S6OO
Uct.B.—Geo. R. Baker and wife to
Ida S. Slnan all of blnck 10 in Baker's
Addition to the City of Port Town
send. _ .. , _ ____ 38w
Oct. B.—Samo to Lars Nileoa Lots
6, 7 and 801 block 11 in Baker's Addi
tion to the City of Port Townsend. SIBO
Oct ch—Char rs Eisenhies and wife
to 1I Inn: 8 Bash all of blk 12in A 1 Petty-
L'l’uVu'lHlddlliOH to the city of PottTown
send “(In
_H P 31::(‘rency to George Turner un
divided one half interest in and to lotes
and 7 of blk 36 in the city of Port Town
send 83500
Levi 3 Guys and wt to John B.
Scuoqnuvur 911x110 feet on Learned’e av
enue in the city of Port Townsend 31250
John Boland to Valentine Rosenbaum
lots 5 and 6' of blk 5 in Al Pettygrove's
addition to the city of Port Townsend
SSOO
Aug 18—" L Tibbals jr and wife to
Lawrence Sullivan all 0! blk 37 in H L
Tibbal'n lat addition to the city of Port
Townsend, $275
Lucinda Hastings to L B Hastings
and H L 'l‘ihbals jr lots 1 2 3 and 4 of blk
29 o! L B lluting'a 23d addition to the
city of Port I‘ownsend 83000
H L 'l‘ibbals er and Wife to A A Knp!
lot-1 234and5 in blk 20and lots 1 2
3 4 and 5 in blk 2'3 61 in Lake Park ad
dition to the city of Port Townsend 3400
Aug 14—h! F Hamilton and wife to S
BGihba the-w qr ot sec 23 hip 27 n r 2
weet 83000
Lucinda Hastings to F W Pettygn-ve
bond for a deed to all at blk 14 in Has
‘ting‘s 3rd addition to the city of Port
Townsend $6“)
1 A G Swendeen and wife to F W Petty.
‘ grove Lot 6 blk 18in Plummer‘l addition
‘to the cit of Port Townsend $1550
Thou lgAhbott to D W smith the n e
qr of the n e qr of the n w qr 0! sec 21 in
twp 3011 r 1 went $250
LR. Morrison and wife to Archibnid
Walker 3 piece of ground 40x110 feet in
Knhn’e ranch 81250
Jane C Delanty and Husbnud to Chas
A Dyer allot lots 1 and 3 in blk 3of
Plummet-’3 addition to the city of Port
Townsend sl6oo}
I! L Burkett and wife to Wm Donn. ‘
van and F Brad-haw lots 5 and 6 of blk ;
19 in Eigenbiea‘ addition to the city a"
Port Townsend 5500
Albert C Phillipe to Sarah J Baker n ‘
parcel of land to wit: comencing at in
point on a line between twpe 30 and 31 n
of r l w 3697.12 feet w from the corner to
Sections 23 34 and 35 and rnnmmz
thence n 4&125 feet thence w 1601.16
feet thence 3490.251eet thence along afor
said twp line east 1601.16 feet $2160
John F Turkey and wife to John A
Stnlder, blk 8 in Winslow’s addition to
the city of Port Townsend SSOO
Allen \Veir and wife to Lincoln 11 Pon
tiua, 50 acres in sec 9, tp 30 n, r 1 west
$12,250
\V H H burned and wife to Robert
Sinclair, all of blk 8 of Leamed's 2d ad
dition to the city of Port Townsend
Louise Demon and husband to M F
Hamilton, all of lots 5, 7 and 8 of blk l
of Webster’s addition to the city of Port
Townsend SIOO
Aug. 15th.——N D Hill and wife to John
P Watson, the no 55 of the 9w 1;; of sec
18tp29nrleast $35
Lucinda Hastings to E E Hickman lots
1 and 2 in blk 3 of Hasting‘s 3d addition
to the cit? of Port Townsend $250
I. B l matings and wife to E E llickv
man lot 8 in blk 18 d'Eiaenheis’ addition
to the city of Port Townsend $305
‘ Lucinda Hastings to Nettie E Race lots
3 4 and 5 in blk 8 of Hastin's 3d addition
to the city of Port Townsend SSOO
Lucinda. “anti? to Lucinda S Math
ews all of blk 21 Hasting’s 3d addition
mflm citv of Port Townsend 7 m
to the City 01 ron wwuacuu «w .
J A Kuhn to E J Kuhn fiwemlson lot
2 in blk 6 in Kuhnville $lO
Julia E Blinn and Gilbert S Bryant
and file to Charles Eisenbeis secs 9 and
lOintp3onrlwest $5,000
Aug. NHL—C ll 1) Morrison and wife
tow HHlearned thew»; oftheswx
of sec3andthee $é ofthesefiqofsec‘l
allintp24nrlwest 34500
Aug. 16th.—Jerry S Rogers and wife to
A A I(an the nw )t’ of the nw F 4 of the
neg mdthee X ofthc aw % oi the nw
.1," the no 34 all in Bec7tp3on,rl
west < $375
Allen \Veir and wife to Thomas M
Hammond 25 acres in w¢s9tp3onrl
west SIOO
Lizzie 8 Matthews to Thomas J Tan
ner lots 1 2 und 3 blk 15 Mountain View
addition to the city of Port Townsend
m
- Samual D Som'esto William Summers l
3 acres in l. B Hasting’s donation claim I
' William Puma and wife to Louis 'l‘
' Sehvy the w ,1: of the nw 14' and the w ‘3
jut the ne 14‘ of the nw ,‘4’ of sec 18, and
the. w 1g of the SW ,‘4’ of the SW ,1; of sec 7
all in ti) 30 n r 1 west; also the s ‘4: of
the se ,4’ uml the ne E 1 of the sw 13' of
sec 12 and the e }._J of the ne }4’ the 8" hi
of the he ,14' and the n ,1; of the se ,14' of
see 13 tp 30 n r 2 west $538.62
Albert C l’hilli s to Henry Hamilton
all of lots 4 5 and) 6 in blk 9of Laurel
Shade addition to the city of Port Town—
send , - ___ {3OO
“'arren I ll:;~'tin;.'s to B S Miller lots
1 and 3 lvlk :{l of L ll llasting's lst addi
tion to the city of Port Townsend $2500
Jonas ()ise tn J A Kuhn all of hlk 74
in Eisenbeis' addition to the rity of Port
Townsend $150"
Ida “'illiams to Owen S \Villey lot 2:}
in blk 3:} of Eisenbcis’ addition to the city
of Port Townsend $350
N 1) Toby and wife to John M Power a.
pan'el of land 551 e feet on the comer
of Benton and Lawrence streets in the
wit? of Port Townsend SSO
n Eisenheis’ addition to the. city of
Port Townsend on Aug 13 ’B3 Chas Eis
enheis and wife to l, 1; Hastings lots 3 4
24 25 and 16 in blk It) #IOOO
Aug. l-l.—>'nme to I! L Burkett lots 27
28 and 29 in hlk 13 S9OO
Same to Felix Doehclic lot 11 in Mk 11
SSOO ‘
Aug. 151lt.—:~'znne to Alfred G Swend
sen lots 1 and 2 in blk s:} $450 ‘
I nu: 0011x103.
The haddoek'a feet are on thy shore,
Canada. my Canada;
The halibut is at the door.
Canada. my Canada;
For smelt and gadgeon, chub and eel,
For codfish. bake and mackerel.
Arise and meet the Yankee steal,
Canada, my Canada.
Thou will not cower in the brine.
Canada. my Canada;
Thou will not drop thy fishing line.
Canada, my Canada;
} Defend the acuipin. save the skate.
l Strike for thy shad with sole elate,
l Don't swear. and spit upon thy bait,
Canada. my Canada.
Deal gently with a herring race,
‘ Canada, my Canada;
Put up your awardfish in it's place,
Canada, my Canada;
It for reprisal you would one,
Just lurn your other cheek—please do
And take a Yankee smack or mu,
.Cannda, my Canada.
——Burllctte.
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The Archipelago Do flare—Growing
Lille India-cry.
East Sound. San Juan County. Oct. 2.
—'l'he lime industry of the islands is on
the increase. New companies are stnn
ing and values are on at steady rise. At
Roche Harbor the nannfacture is being
rapidly developed. Two years ago the
Taé-imn company. who purchzmd the
Works from Scurr Brno. gave 840.000.
Today the works could not he bought for
probably less than $200,000. this com—
pany has increased the number of draw
kilns from two to six, three of which are
constructed purily of iron on a new prin
ciple. and three more. of the acme pat
tern. me in course of erection. The
wharves and buildings are all of a very
substantial type. About 50 men are em
ploy ed, the capacity being about 6(1)
barrels per day. At Penrlyn. East
Sound. Bowen Bros. & Jamiason, another
Tacoma firm. are rapidly opening up their
ledges of lime and iron. They have
erected perhaps the finest stone draw
kiln in the country (which is now burn—
ing) a very substantial wharf, warehous
es and other buildings. The iron. which
is a high grade of limonite, promises
very well. and improves rapidly as the
vein is developed. The first cargo of ore
was shipped to Irondale last week.
Mr. Cornell. the San Francisco live
millionaire, is fast developing his San
Juan property—the old Mchrdy ledge
—-sud will probably. as soon as the law
suit with the Roche Harbor Company is
settled. erect several kilns. _ _ ‘ _
The McCurdy Lime Co. at East Sound
are burning two pot-kilns and making a
very fine grade of lime. They are erect
ing a large wharf, and their buildings are
rapidly approaching completion. The
major portion of lime ledges in the ar
chipelago are situated around East
Sound sud generally over Orcas island.
At Point Laweence, Wm. Bird has a
large force of men erecting pot-kilns and
bunkers for shipping flux and limestone
and a new company is new developing a
valuable ledge close to the East Sound
postotlice. and right on the water. It is
strange that Seattle capital does not take
hold of this and the marble industry.
ms ram-r remnant.
The truit industry at East Sound and
throughout Orcas island is still on the
rise; 10-acre tracts are being sold as
rapidly as they are put on the market.
The trnit harvest this year is a heavy
one. apples still wholesaleing on the
wharf at 65 cents. A large quantity is
being shipped to Vancouver. Van
Gohren & Van Ssnt‘s nursery is doing
quite a large business. and they seem to
be making a good name by sending out
firsbclass trees. The fruit industry at
this point is only in its infancy. The
day is not far distant when Orcas island
will be one vast fruit-ranch, farmed in
10 and 20-wre tracts. The crops on all
‘the islands have been good. The far
jmers on San Juan and Lopez islands
‘are well satisfied with the season.
. The oatmeal factory at Argyle has put
1 in a machine for making rolled cats.
1 vtsrrons.
1 Mr. Peter Kirk, Mr. Williams, and
l others recently spent three or four days
‘ at Friday Harbor.
The very Rev. Dean Watson, the Rev.
.\l. D. “Moon and Rev. L C. Taylor (the
new rector at Port Townsend) spent two
weeks at East Sound with Rev. Mr.
Gray. the tall deanery meeting being
held during their visit. Messrs. Wil
snn nnd Taylor were so charmed with
the beauties of that lovely inland see,
that they have determined to build sum—
mer cottages close to Emanuel rectory.
» Horas.
Last week the Eliza Anderson picked
up two men from an overturned schoon—
er. Had it not been mail night the men
would probably have been lost. as at the ‘
time they were picked up they weremnch
exhausted.
St. Paul's church [Episcopallat What
c-un is rapidly getting readv or aper
msnent rector. The parish has been re
vived under the temporary charge of the
Rev. Mr. Grar. and the number of mem
bers is constantly on the increase. The
church has been carpeted throughout
and new lamps and chance! furniture
introduced. the exterior is being paint
ed. am! when all is finished St. Paul
promises to be one of the prettiest
churches in the territory.—P.—l.
m
B] DS.
Bids will he received at the office of the under
s'gned until 4 p. m. of Wednesday. October 171!)
for the erection of a. three at. brick business
block for losers. “5%? Plans and
specifications can now he MW] at y cities. The
right to reject any or all bids is mn‘ed.
WARREN HASTINGS!
Port Townsend. W. T . Oct. 9. lat—wins
would enjoy your dinnot
% ‘3O“ ad mpmnbdbyDys.
pepsin. use Acker'a mTablets.
They In I gm“: cure for pain, In
digestion, Mulenfy and Constixzzfiun.
“e gunnmica :‘z < ‘:: :1 :"W 74: -
Sold by Lntlmer & Co.
ACUBE For: Dunnuou.—Mr. J. A.
Burnieon. of Colbnrs, Montgomery 00..
13.. has found out how he can cure any
cane of Diarrhoea. Two 0! his children
had DiarrhoeaJor about six weeks he
tried {our different kinds of Patent
‘ Medicines without benefit. but he finally
got hold of a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
whzch he so," completely cured them,
end in oonfilent lt will cure any can:
when the plainly pruned directions are
tol'owed.—Sold by N. D Hill & Son.
chased lap 18
- Waterman «E Katz.
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The Immense Stock 01 Goods purchased But by Mr. Watt!-
man, principally from the manufacturers direct,
. _ V , ~, »~»—-OONSISTlNG oP—."—-'
Drv Goods, Fancv Goods.
,Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
Hosierv. Underwear,
Children’s Clothim,
Or any-thing else that you may wish, have nearly all arrived.
,_______
In connection with the great variety of Goods kept, we wish to
call especial attention to the complete line of
SHIP CHANDLERY.
Steam, Gas, Water Connections and Fittings,
Pumps and Water Pipe.
A full supply at these Goods will be constantly kept, and sold
at Retall same as sold in San Francisco at Wholesale.
W aterman & Katz.
H. L. BURKETT. O. EIBENBEIS, 3:.
Burkett 86 Eisenbeis,
LEADING-
Not Behind Either in
Gonts’ Furnishing Goods.
The Old and Reliable
9w NEEZE @flflflfl I'.
Fresh Goods,
Low Prices,
Fair Dealing.
EVERY ATTENTION T 0 WSTOIEES-
Goods delivered to all parts of the
City Free of Charge.
Eisenbeis’ Stone Building, Water Street,
Port Townsend.
. B. HASTINGS. . W. a 8730!“?.
L. B. Hastmgs&Go
- DE A l.[;u:;m:fito :21: 3:33 0F
House Furnishing Hardware,
é STOVES.
Steamboat Fittings, Sheet Iron, Tin, Zinc, Hose,
"Imp-airing and Plumbing 0:1:0; 11013;“
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
MR. su—GENSON .
JEWELRY, WATCHES, CHICKS,
Silverware and Spectacles.
First-01assWat-h and \? Repairing.
l B:::: Central Hotel and Custom Home. orn‘wvtr‘s: 32:0'113098. If: