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stone and her daughter Josephine,
left for Victoria on Sunday night, in
tending to spend few weeks al
Burrard Inlet =. Billy Ballou goes
down the Sound in day or so, and
will receive subscriptions for this
paper. . Tom Whiting, of Olympia,
is in town. for the purpose of pay
ing Jim Pray's taxes on the water
front lying between Yesler's and the
lower foundry.
The ZEPHYR This steamer leaves
for Steilacoom and Olympia to-day.
She has four thousand feet of lum-
Der for the Insane donkey and an
Asylum engine for Hanson & Ack-
erson. No-that's not right; either.
We mean that she has an insane en-
gine for Tacoma and an ASYLUM
donkey for Steilacoom. If the read
ers of this paper can't make out
what we mean by this item, they
must lay it all to Joggles, who is
standing at our elbow and wants to
know who's elected President.
MAR1NE.-Schooner Reporter was
towed over to Freeport Sunday NOR
ming, for deck load of lumber.
Ships Eldorado and Commodore are
the only seagoing vessels in port and
they are the two largest vessels re-
gularly employed in our trade, their
added capacity being about $500
tons. On the way up, for the same
description of cargo, are the barks
Harvest Home, Marmion, Osmyn,
Aureola and Enoch Talbot, of which
the Aureola should be the first to
arrive.
INCOMPLETE. The Tribune says
the list Of steamboat masters given
by us in Sundays issue is incom-
plete. It was copied not from the
license book, but the index to IL
censes, of the Inspectors. The
names mentioned by the Tribune,
to-wit, Captains John S. Hill, of the
Fanny Lake, John Libby, of the
Politkofsky, VIM. Grove of the Cy-
rus Walker, w. B. Seymore, of tn 9
s. L. Mastick, &C., are not indexed
into the book from which we COM
piled the list.
Ivy CLUB-Meet at Snow and
Thorne's Office Saturday evening at
TX o'clock. Don't forget.
BIG RAFT.-Several weeks ago, we
mentioned that Amos Brown, of
Olympia, had got out the biggest
raft of logs ever cut in in Washing
ton Territory. It was towed down
from Mud Bay to Port Madison, q
distance of about as good towing as
was ever done on Puget Sound. The
raft contained 1,750,000 feet.
HERR1Na.-A hundred boxes of
smoked herring, from the Port Mad
ison fishery of Hammond & Emery,
were brought over to this city on
the Ruby yesterday. The fish put
up by them are far superior to those
brought from the East, and enable
many brewer to get rich.
OMISSION. name of w. R.
Andrews failed to appear in the list
of attorneys in the Gellerson suit.
We were not present while the case
being argued, and did not know that
Mr.. Andrews had ever been one of
counsel in the case.
DIVORCE SU1T.---The wife of Capt.
Irving NJ. Guindon formerly of the
Politkofsky) recently obtained a
divorce from him on the ground of
ill-treatment and intemperance.
LEGA1.-Judge Lewis and Prose-
cutting Attorney McConaha went
down to Snohomish City yesterday
to attend Court, which opens to-day
READ JAMESON has Just re-
ceived holiday goods for the million.
From the Daily Of Wednesday.
The WoLcorT:: - On Collector
Webster's return from Portland yes
terday, he was met at Tacoma by the
revenue cutter Wolcott and taken
home to Port Townsend on her.
ARcADE.-Read Boyd, Poncin &
Young's new advertisement. They
receive novelties in dress goods by
every steamer. .-~
OUTWARD BoUND.-Ship Ell Dora
do has completed her load OF coal
for the Seattle Co., and will go to
sea to-day.