, 1877-01-06
From the Daily Of Sunday.

number of the West Shore comes to
hand with portraits and biographi
cal sketches Of the Mayor of Seat
tie, DIR. G.. A. Weed; Arthur A.
Denny, Bailey Gatzert and J. M.
Colman. That of Mr.. Colman is
the most faithful likeness. It also
contains the familiar faces of Ar
thur Phinney, Gen. J. W. Sprague,
E. G. Ferguson, o. F. Gerrish, D.
G. II. Rothschild and DR.. Thomas
T. Minor. These sketches and por-
traits are grouped together under
the caption of ''Men we Know on
Puget Sound" and are executed
with an unusual degree of accuracy.
Mr.. Samuel may we'll be proud Of
his holiday number.
PERSONAL. = Capt. James Bruce,
of the splendid schooner Reporter,
now loading at Port Blaksly, called
on us yesterday. The Captain says
he knew us when we were ''kid''-
and many's the old goat died since.
..... Senator r. B. Cochrane and
family, of Lane county, Oregon, are
at the Occidental. The Senator is
not a great, but a useful man, and
labors diligently for the good of his
adopted State. 80. John Condor,
'mine host" of the Teekalet House,
at Port Gamble. is also here. Mr..
Minnick, one of the Skagit Jam Re.
moval Company, gave US a call on
Friday night. 80. The Misses Har-
mon, who are here for vacation
from the Victoria convent, go back
to their studies by the North Pacific
tonight.
TEACHERS sAPpoINTED.- The Board
of Directors in and for Seattle
School District met yesterday and
made the following assignments to
duty for the ensuing term: Central
School,. S. Ingraham, Miss Bean
and Miss Coombs. South School
Mrs. Pierce and Miss Chatham.
North School - Miss Wilcox and
Miss Freeland. Belltown School,
Mr.. Wagner. The four schools will
reopen on Monday, January Sth.
The "GRoTTo. Just before 60
ing to press, our compositors were
surprised by the receipt of mys.
teriQus looking hamper, marked
Compliments of Algar & Nixon,
Grotto Saloon The contents were
several bottles of champagne and q
box Of splendid cigars. The disci-
pies of Faust drank long life and q
Happy New Year to the amiable do.
nOrs.
AMERICAN GIRL" - This fine
schooner which has been in the
Coos Bay trade ever since her de.
parture from the Port Ludlow ship.
yard, is now on her way to the Port
Blakely mills. We look forward
with fond anticipation to her arrival,
SO we can go over and exchange
prevarications with friend Lawrence
MARRIED. Rev. Z. J. Weekes
who has otficiated at divine service
held at nearly every village in the
archipela ago, was united in wedlocl
to miss Maggie Naylor. of Forest
Grove, Oregon, last Thursday. The
ceremony took place at Forest Grove
the officiating clergyman being Rev
J. r. Thompson of Olympia.
EXPRESS LErTEFs.-The following
letters remain at the office of Wells
Fargo e. Co., Dec. 81, 1876: P. Nc
Donald, Thos. Kay, Frank Bark
Rev. r. G. Bonnell, J. Roland, J
P. Tighe, J. Kennedy, M. Kelos, r
r. Fl, Putnam, Lewis Eavans.
New YEARS BALL.-Don't forge
the dance at Yesler's Hall on Mon
day night, under the auspices of c.
G.. Steinweg. He will have every
arrangement made for the comfor
of guests and spare no pains te
make it the party of the season.
GONE AwAY.-W. T. Ballou, U. S
Shipping Commissioner, has gone
to WILDLY Island and during hi
absence S. F. Coombs will attend tt
his official duties.
DIARIES. l.. Jameson, the
Napoleon of stationers, would cal
attention to his extensive stock o
pocket and office calendars for the
incoming year.
PAY UP.---We do not say this il
our own behalf, but for the sake Of
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