, 1877-06-23
REAL ESTATE SALES.

REAL ESTATE SALES.
Catherine Campbell to P. Fl. Den
ny, lot 8, block 61- $3.50 /; Catherine
Campbell to A. Malson, lot 8, block
49-$250; Mary Olsen to A. Hudle.
bro, "a of lot 3, block 49. Maynard's &
addition-S275; W. T. Ballou to
s. D. Howe, lands III Island county,
GIL acres, consideration 81 90.
CoNvALEscENr.-We are pleased
to learn that DR.. Baker, Who has
been seriously i'll for the past two
week, has so far recovered as to be
able to leave his bed. He expects to
be out in a few days.
Two pieces of heavy castings was
shipped to Port Gamble on the
last trip of the North Pacific. from
the North Pacific Iron works.
The COMET, after two days lay off
goes up to White River to-day, with
quite a freight. She is on important
business.
FANNY LAKE leaves at 7 O'Clock in
the morning on her usualroute. She
has a good freight engaged and
there will be a good passenger list.
ARRIVALS The ship Otago, at
Blakely; Schooner Russ at Seattle !;
Bark Osmyn at Seattle; ship Mon
terey, Capt. Cooley, Seabeck she
We learn is to load for Valparaiso.
THE steamer Aida arrived on time
last night. She goes to Olympia
this trip. She brought a large num-
ber of passengers. and took away
quite a number.
Mr.. D. W. Crooks, Tom Moore,
and about half a dozen more loggers
go by the Fanny Lake to Utsalady.
INSPECTOR Bullene examined the
boilers of the steamer Wenat to-
day.
The steamer Yakima is expected
to arrive here some time tonight.
From the Daily Nursddy.
FOURTH OF July AT LA CONNER
A meeting of the citizens of LaCon-
ner and vicinity was held for the
purpose of making arrangements
and raising money for the celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July, J. S.
Conner presiding and DR.. T. c..
Mackey acting as Secretary. The
amount pledged we are informed
was liberal, beyond general expec-
tations, and the names of such pub
lie spirited citizens as DR.. Mackey,
Messrs. Gilliland, J. J. and J. S.
Conner, Andrews and others, are q
guarantee that the celebration will
be a grand success. One of the
most beautiful hand-bills which we
have seen turned out of any print
ing Office on the Sound, is from the
Job Office of Messrs. Northup,
Ward & Bell, of this city, announ-
ces this affair and the attention of
our readers is called to the adver-
tisement in this paper to the same.
It seems to us that if we were not in
Seattle, La Conner would be the
place we would like to be on the
glorious Fourth.
The steamer Mastick, Capt. Waite,
arrived here at o'clock, and will
tow the ship Western Shore to sea
this evening. loaded with l, 900 tons
of Seattle coal. The bark Osmyn,
it is understood, will take her place
at the depot. Capt. Waite reports
that he saw no vessels upward
bound. He says there are no ves-
sells at Port Discovery; that the mill
is shut down undergoing repairs;
that two foreign vessels are overdue
at Departure Bay, and that the
Enoch Talbot, Grace Darling and
Top Gallant are loading. The ship
California is loading at Nanaimo;
business looks brisk in that direc-
ton and the expectation of fine crops
on this side make merchants fierce.
PORTLAND CRY ELECTION. The
municipal election in Portland on
Monday last. was pretty nearly q
draw game between the two politi.
cal parties. The Republicans elec.
ted the Mayor, Police Commission.
er, and two members of the Coun-
Gil; the Democrats elected the Trea-
surer, Assessor and one member o1
the Council. The officers elected
are Newbury, Mayor; Riley, Police
Commissioner; Bachman, Treasur
er; Love, Assessor; and Opitz, Sim
on and Yokum members of the Coun
Gil. Tota. vote, 1,849.