, 1882-10-06

From We,ln csday's Daily.


CIRCUS!
DIR WuLtsoN has an Gle ant Office in
fine upper part of the Bartlett stone
building
The bktne. Catharine Sudden arrived
Yesterday from Gulymas, and was toweG
up Sound
The Dispatch arrived today with a
large lot of passengers and freight froL
Calam county.
THE bktnc., Makah brought freigh,
forSe title and Port Blakeley, besides the
large lot she brought for Port Townsend
and Irondalc.
Fora wonder, there were no service
in any of the four churches i'll town las
Sunday. No minister was in town ex-
cent Rev. Todd, and he was sick,
REV. JOIN. REID, has gone to attenC
Prcsbytery at Vancouver, AMI the Syno'
nj Portland this week. In consequen"
there will be no services in the Presby
terian church next Sunday.
AMONG the Port Townsend people
whom we noticed returned from Su
Francisco, on the ocean steamer today
we.e: Mrs. Jno. Low, Mrs. r. X, Lat
mer. Capt. Il. Il. Hickman. Mr.. Petty
grove and Mr.. llarker,
TO-DAY was a busy time about IT,
vharvcs. At Union wharf were the Ill,
no, Dakota, North Pacific, George J.
Starr, Dispatch and Virginia. Largo
amounts of freight came for local me.
chants, and kept draymen working liI'
beavers.
We learn that Mr.. Seidel will open
beer saloon this week in the cellar unde'
his building that was formerly the oil
masonic hall. lie intends finishing TN
re.ftting of this building and opening
boarding house i'll the upper part 70,
workmen in the new saw mill.
OUR friend, Mr.. A. Il. Johnston, o
Nanamo, has been on the Sound "A few
days, buying grain, etc. He was at Iron.
dale today, and returned as far as Victo
ria. Mr. Johnston looks hearty enoug
to please his best friends, though he j.
in lucrative business that keeps hin
stirring all the time.
THERE will be meeting this evenin
Of the stockholders in tho saw mill, t.
decide upon few business propositions
A Mr.. Patrick, OF the firm Of Middlemes
& BDol, S. f., arrived today to ascertain
about making few changes in the mill
machinery, also increased rent il any, in
consequences. We learn that the firm
may purchase the mill property outright
As proof OF the fact that Dungeness
farmers have raised splendid crops this
year, we may cite an instance. Mr. Alex
Henderson had fOurteGa Ncres in wheat
He has just threshed and measured 95f
bushels from this land. OF the fourteen
acres there were five that averaged ninety.
one bushels per acre, How would ouI
eastern friends like to raise such crops
az this one? The wheat was all of the
best market quality.
AMERICAN LEGION OF Honor. Mr.. ID
). Van Slyke Deputy Supreme Com
mander of the above named order, is in
town and intends to organize council
as will be seen by his advertisement else
where. This order is somewhat like the
Chosen Friends and Workmeu, its dis.
tinctive features being that it insurcS
ladies or gentlemen from Is to G5 years
OF age, in sums ranging from 500 to
So,OOO members paying graded assess
ment according to age and amount OF
policy. Mr.. Van Slyke comes with high
recommendations from Grand Lodge Of.
iicers of the order OF United Workmen
who are members of the A. l.. OF II. H
Il rooming at Dalgardno's, and can be
found there by those who desire particu
lar information.