, 1876-04-15
G.OCAH. ITEMS.

Mrs. j. n, Low an d ught +, Miss Ia n .
Low, were passengers by the f"n"y Lohe
for Seattle. They are to spcnd II few weeks
there among relations We hope they will
have u pleasant visit and Il speedy return.
We were up Pill Chuck five miles unr day
this week. Mr. Mast rsnn is preparing II
put in large AREA of grain. All the other
settlers are husy gardening. clearing and
improving this new acttlcmrnt. Go ahead
gentlemen, you have got good claims.
Dr. A. C. FnIsom Of &uohomish City. has
been appointed Ivy w. H. Reeves, Deputy
County School Superintendent, to perform
all the duties pertaining to that office dur
ing the al srnce Of the Superintendent All
persons having any husiness withthe School
Superintendent, will govern themselves nc.
cord,ngly till further motive.
We have heen iniormrd 10y Mr.. Frss, Tint
his loss hy the breaking Of the Pill Chuck
and the Lowell tOoms, that his loss will hc
from seventy five to onc hun'lrcl thousand
feet Of logs. Wcarc sorry for his misf'rtunc
hul commend lis energy in going 10 work
again to retrieve his lnss. lie hns II good
show and will he ahrad before winter.
We are informed by the Hon. Royal Has
kcl that he has made arrangements for the
machinery Of his mill, and the weather per.
hitting, he will resume work at once lie
intends 10 put in II saw and IN cdgcr at once,
to he followed AZ som as possible by a set
of burrs for chopped feed or flour, II the
amount OF wheat raised will justify the ex.
pcnaiture. viii not some of our merchants
order Mt once lot OF first class SEED wheat,
in order to enable our farmers to raise u
crop this season? With II new steamer and
Il new mill, 0ur farmers will have only them.
selves to blame ifthcy fail to put in grain
this spring.
ARRIVED, April 9th, Str. ZspAyr, ut hal
past four O'Clock. She brought 25 passenger,
and freight for Jameson, Black BIOS, Fer
gusnn, Hilton, Tester, and several .o;hsrs
She lett Monday morning at 5 O'Clock fol
Seattle and way ports. Capt Wright intur
ms us that the cylinders for the engines o
the new boat for this river have been cast
that her machinery is being made us fast as
possible, the lumber for the hrll and hous,
is to he sawed immediately and that no effort
will be wanting 10 order to have her ready
for use by the middle OF June
Mr.. Frank Dolau, who has been engaged
in logging on this river, above here about
fou miles, has sold his timber and Caml
outfit to Messrs, Bennett and Starbird gen
tlemen lately from the East. 1t is the in
teniion of the purchasers to run two tul
teams the coming summer, they having
gone up the Sound to purchase another
team. They bring with them an excellent
reputation as business men and We predict
for them successful summers run.
April l3th.--Arrived steamer Fanny Lak
Mt half past O'Clock. The following is he
freight list: E. c. Fer u5on, so pkgs., II
smaIIman, 4 p,, J. S. II. ZIP, Mrs. NJ. |.
Sinclair, ? p, A. johnson, Up, j. B. Roberts
p" Packard & Jackson p, II. Mills, p.
c. EIarrinan, p., i. Wilbur, p, S. IIaz
zard, 3p, w. Mchan, p., Shine Bros, p
D Hogan, p, J. Pike, l., and ten passen
gers. She sailed on the 14th. ut sever
O'Clock, loaded with hay. Will Capt. Hi
accept our thanks for favors.