, 1876-06-10

The Backmnn Bros. sent off another
ho"m Of logs last Thursday.
RoQuEt. -Mrs. NJ. L. Sinclair placed
'poh Our tahIe last Saturday, handsc me
hoqn"t, tor which she has oar thanks.
PnmACuTSc.-Rcr. ]. II. Thomp.cn,
viii preach Tomorrow evening at the
school house at six O'clock.
The Port Townsend Aryas comes to
IA this week changed to an eight page
paper, tp"tcnt insi,le,) similar in appear.
an'" to the STAR. Throw away the pat.
mt part, II "W pay. The paper pre-
'"ntS neat appearance geographically.
LOWELL SCHooL. A school is now he.
ing taught at Lowell by Miss l.. L. Shaw
commenced on the 9Th ult., and is to
continue three or four months. We chopc
the parents in that district will do their
part in sustaining this new teacher who
j, very well qualified to make the school
complete success.
SoCIABLE.- will be social party
at the River Side Hotel on Monday, June
l!th, It will be given by one of our
best citizens, long and iitvoubly known
an the river. 1t is free to all and every
10 ly is cordially invited. We sincerely
hope all the ladies and gentlemen of the
'own and vicinity will lend the grace of
their presence. to the occasion.
TUE ARCADE. The neat and well Sc.
lrcted stock at the Arcade is being dis
posed of very rapidly. It's onterprising
proprietors arr still up with the times
in keeping full stock of everything in
their line, consisting Of Ladies and Gen
,lemcn's furnishing goods, Hats, Caps.
Loggers outfits, Trunks &c. Remember
and patronzu this Cntcrprising young
firm Of Boyd, Poncin & Young when
You have to purchase any thing in their
line at Seattle, and you will he suited.
DONATIONS TO THE ATHENEuM. Spec
linen of ore from Dog or Gumc's Island,
near Fidalgo's Island. The mine is
worked by O'Bricn & Morgan proprie-
tors OF the land assays IL per cent cop
per, 2t gold, silver. These gentlemen
expect to obtain funds from below, and
open 1t up ON large scale this summer.
Donated by Mr. FinkbonnoT of Schome.
Indian relics from the loggers at the
Skagit Jam.
BY w, b. Stevens, knife found on the
beach at Priest Point, showing heavy in
crustation ofcarbonate of iron and siIeX.
A. c. Folsom, Supt.
New Ap, call special attention
10 the North Pacific Mutual Life Associ.
alton OF Portland, Oregon, whose adycr.
tsement appears this week. The names
of its directors are the solid men
Of Portland, and its General Agent,
NJ. r. Morse, is gentleman well known
10 us many years in San Francisco, and
always bore an envlablc reputation there
Apply to j, III. Munson, Superintendent
OF Agency, Olympia, W. \.
PRIEST POINT ITEMS. s.---June 81, Str.
Fdrorite towed to Port Gamble 500 VI.
f. logs for j. b. Roberts and Stevens &
Leighton.
Same day, Yakima took 600 NJ. for II.
Mills and W. s. Jameson to Port Gamble.
June 4th, Str Raiely, $50 NJ. for T.
Ewell, to Port Blakely.
June 9TH, Str Fdrorite, to Port Gam.
bic, 500 NJ for ]. Ross & Co.
June nth, Fdrorite, 800 NJ. for Z. d.
Smith, to Port Gamble.
ARRIvEp.-Str. Fanny Lake arrived
on the sth inst. with l5 passengers and
freight rs follows: r. Elwel 153 pks. ,
{. Taylor 90, Mowctt & Iindman 62,
Shone Bros 8, II. Mills 8, II. Ross /, +,
Matthew'S 2, Jas. Entwistle /, j. Ross &
Co. 10, $. W. jameson Q, G. Hartman
1000 #. lumber and 8 bbls. lime, f. ID.
smith 2 pkgs., l. Cathcart ., T. f,
Marks ?, j. B. Roberts 1, c. Potter 7SO
u. lumber, Johnson 800 #. On the 9th
she assembled the river as ta7 as the forks