, 1881-04-08

Tened 'juin dc FWcI" Lodge. No. 5I Al
''N last rrSu ar meeting it rrcriv,d Il few
visitors. among whom were. Capt. Carroll
ami Hur>cr Hughes. of the steamer Cali
f'rni.. al" District Deputy Gond!ne. OF
British Columbia. The last named grn-
llrmau enrrrtnincd the members present
with an exhaustive eXcmpIiticariou Of the
mwrittcn work OF the Orler. and n,nch
valuable Information aS To its workings.
! BliEscS for the officers aud members of the
lodge Wi'l Sonu bc obtLiuc,i. and a SCI of
Bylaws vii! be complied a.id adnpttI,
after which the lodge viii he prepared tor
acrcS>ion>. Al agree as 10 the v;,.ur aud
ur>lrcaO!rnrsN of membership in Ibis >oci-
ETY. and :l'e highly pleased with lis work
ing.
Mr.. I.andeS. in calling attention to the
sale of his horse aud buggy ut auction
next Monday, desires TO rrmiud the pub
lie that ihi, is Il rare chance 10 purchase Il
large, we'll broke aud tru>ty morse with
stylish turnout accompanying. Let none
VII" are i'll search of such a chance miss
ihis one The safe will ;ake place prompt
IS AZ the time and place indicated il the
advertisement. and it i likely that the
man who buy viii make a profitable i'll
vr>tn"nt. The horse is a good travcI,r.
shows well iu harness. and, in fact. is in-t
the Thing tor those who love driving
/ Mr. l.antic~ c"ntrmpiir,> trip 10 san
l. 'a-tH -
a4.d .e> not wish To h,v: The Quilt Oh hi
hahd-.
; REFITrING. 70 .c oi The nearcSt in!,s
Al d'"r IN i""n .HIr.S WAS ll. rr-lmrrrimg
oi Tie c'll!tiug Tunn at the Central Hotel.
under The artistic eye of Mr.. Fr,nk Bow
"rs- Mr.. n"dd infnrmS IL HAT it i the
lni""Iion 1" l'ai"I The hoirl anew on. -id..
and H"n"vttr AID rrpair it throughout
Ihi- h"'rI i OF "f the very hc~i nn Pu.
2"t SQUAD, hI> Il .ar%r a.! growing pat
r"ni=". and IL rr"rriru"r> propose Ia
keep ir> standard Ia = nerrt. appointments
a." accommodations up 10 Ghc highcsl
point.
MEo-R~ Wat"rnrn & KrIz desire 10
amn"uict tl,ar 'hs.r. i but "nr more week
in which th'rc N;l, h,- "a chance Ia ucr dry
goods. cinrhi.g. b,r,s aai shoes ol wHu
i left of their stock. at san Francisco
prices. Their uew stock viii then coaI-
inrmcr ro arrive. They have sold IN iu-
mrn>e am"rnl Of goods during The PAST
few weeks. ai:d still the cry i for more
/ ALI. kinds Of ~. tables ,r.rxp"cfcI To-
COME early tI,i- year. buI >Iil. when the
Seattle ''Pu~t" man tells about Cant.
/ Stra't"n. of Port Augrl,,, hayiu" pota-
toes in bloom u!rru,iv. We :ne inclined To
express eur admiration of the -ubiimc
: simplicity of the fellow who could be 50
easily taken in.
/ TIE California laid at the wharf here
/ from Thursday of last week ill Monday.
wIiitng for the Idaho TO arrive, after
which she Left for Sitka. Several Spccnla-
tors AIT. miners. who had been Inpatient
/ ly waiting. were delighted when they go,
started.
/ Miss Kitty Ingram was sent tor few
! days ago by her father who purposes put
( ting her in the ST. Hclens Hall school in
I Portland.
| Mn ThoS. y. InncS. of Victoria. G. w
Cnm., |. . G. T.. j. in town. We had
l'iuasant call from him yesterday.
! Miss Shelton. the book agent has done
4 large business on and about The lower
Sound, anh l. still AT work
DIR. F. W. Meade has just taken a brief
tripnway. We learn that he was to go
a. far :lS Portland.
TuE danre TO have taken place last
evening Was postponed ill Tuesday the
/ 18th inst.
| FAEMrRS generally either have their
crops pnt in or we'll under way.
! GET your house cleaned at once and put
/ in uricr for the summer.
/ Nh ID. AitridSe. of Port Ludlow.
waS in TOWN this week.
/ Fresh California Vegetables are di,-
{ pay. At al Iinicu.mhr'~.
irEs, Y butte Tor safe at IIoIcou,te'>.
fai 15 a. nj! prI Iol.
iUDGE SNaa J. in tow. ir,.m Neah Bay