The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-12
From Port Gamble.
PoRT GAMBLE. April 10th. Is.

PogT GAMBLE, April 10th. 1877.
ED. ISTELLIeEScER The Saga
more called on the :th aud the Burna
Vista on the 9Th inst for San Franci-co.
The Hoadley, Atlanta, Sprague aud
Victor are all te4rIy loaded The
Rani-r, Phillip. and brig Lucas, are
upoa the boards. the latter for Los
Angeles.
The Jubilee Singers had a go-i
houee, sang delightfully."-, ard we're APP
preciased.
The Sawtelle Troupe playel here
on Saturday night. The audience was
smaller than j. should have been. Nv
ing 70 over, much entertainment, here
lately. Uncle Toms Cabin was
well put on for an enlarge theatre.
Now for word about our grand
tal masqne on the night of the 5th,
which was success in every particular,
rejecting great credit upon the mana
gers. The hall was thronged from
early twilight until the hour OF six
next morning. with fair women and
gallant knights vieing with each other
III contributing to the eclat Of the oc
c;sion give the following list OF
masquaraders as near as my Juvenile
searcher after fun can remember:
Mrs VIM Walker. Sister of Mercy;
Mrs. Geo Dweliey. Nun Mrs. Capt.
Cove. Old Mother Goose; Mrs Capt
Noyes, Last Ditch; Mrs La McIntire,
Turk; Mrs. Rose Mckay. Swiss Peas
ant Girl: Miss Ada Story, Drummer
Girl; Miss May Noyes. Fancy Dress;
Miss Minnie Smith. Dutch Girl; Miss
Linnie Babcock, Dust Girl; Mis-.
Jessey Warner, Domino; Miss Anna
Clements. White Dress Miss Alma
Sparks. White Dress; Miss Lucy Will
Hansen. Costume; Miss Lucy McLain,
Costume; Mr.. VIM. Walker. Domino;
g. W. Dwelly, Domino; Peter McIn-
tyre. Chinaman; j. l.. Fi,zhenry. Zou-
ave; W. H. HIATT. one armed Zuave;
Il. ". HIATT. Uncle Sam; 81 Lowe, Ne
gro woman with paPpooSe; Venerable
Case. Fruit Peddlar; Juvenile Case,
Clown: Henry Miller. Lady; Captain
Norberry. Soldier; Capt. Hordlng,
Soldier; Capt. Korter, Domiro. Capt.
Libby, Plantation Darkey; Capt Cove,
Darkey; Capt. Olney, Darkey; Muster
Fred Drew. Flower girl John Con
ners. Fancy Dress; Mr.. Burns, Lady;
WIN. Cslkins, Lady.
If any names are omitted it is unin-
territorial A large number OF persons
were in attendance uumaskel-some
from different points on the Sound, and
altogether the affair was decided hit.
Mr.. T. Smith, for 9 years in the EN-.
ploy OF the company as tallymap. and
tor the past year as foreman of the new
mill. has left us for Springfield Mass,
on visit to friends and relatives. The
best OF luck attend him. is the wish of
every individual in Gamble.
l was much pleased to meet orr es-
teemed citizen $. W. Hovey on the
streets few days since. He is improv-
ing slowly-the elects no doubt of fine
weather.
The weather is admirable; gardening
IS "all the 60" and vegetation looks
splendid.
W. :. Jameson has moved tue par
sphenalia of his logging business to
Snohomish river, and will conduct the
same thereat in the future.
j. s Condor Esq. has been unwell
tor some days with rheumatic pains in
one Of his arms, but learn that he is
better At this writing.
The public school here is still in va
cation.
Ny thanks arc due Mr.. Benedict and
Peters, Of the store, for facility in for
warding items. Dick has not Lamed
the baby yet. but will do so as soon as
he becomes satisfied that Rutherford B.
IL will not be counted ont. A.