, 1882-07-07
From Mondays Daily.

NO paper tomorrow.
LOOK out for the calithumpians tomor-
row.
STEAMER Dispatch arrived at noon to-
day, from Semiahmoo and way ports.
A FEW evergreen decorations, and dis
playing of flags, suggest the approach of
Il holiday.
WE are much pleased to see Mr.. f.
Winslow around again after his recent
severe illness.
OUR officials haven't made a move yet
about re-capturing Fleming. Wonder il
they are intimidated!
SEATTLE's legal fraternity is repre-
sented on our streets today by Messrs.
j. Haines and JOS. McNaught.
WE notice the pleasant countenance
of Mr. w. p. Bell on the streets again.
His job with Uncle Samuefs mails is
completed
OUR readers will hardly expect del
uge of news this week. Printers are off
seeking Fourth enjoyment and
the office is left in disabled condition.
WE are pleased to see Mrs. n. ID. Hill
home again. She has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. A, Pummer, jr., at
New Tacoma, on the occasion of the ad-
vent Of little grandson.
MAILS going south and east tomorrow
Iuly 4th) will close at 7, A. NJ. Post Of
flee will be open from till II, A. M. BY
order of our worthy p. M. It's ma
tional holiday, you know.
ORATORS are practising agonizing eX-
pressions of countenance, and going into
severe training for tomorrow's contest. If
the American eagle don't get annihilated
he'll certainly be awfully worried.
The new mail steamer, Evaugel, ar
rived from Seattle this morning, and left
some hours later for Alaska, carrying U.
s. mails and passengers, She is rather a
slim looking craft for such service.
ANNUAL meeting of the Puget Sound
Telegraph Company next Monday 10th
inst at the Office of the Secretary, n. ID.
Hill, in this city, for the purpose of
electing board of trustees to serve
year. See advertisement elsewhere.
SEATTLE will have quite temporary
addition to her population today and to-
morrow, as the Starr, from Victoria, had
on board large number of excursion
lists, and presumably many will go from
Sound ports.
PASSENGERS. Rs.-Following is q list of
passengers coming to this place from
San Francisco on the Elder, due here to-
morrow; W. NJ. Roberts, j, II. Miller j.
NJ. Ballou, Capt. Weeks, A. A, Banning,
L. w. Lewis, Mrs. Thompson and three
children, Peter Scoglen, G. Il. Powell,
Denis O'Keefe, Mrs, Barclay and ID. II.
Anderson
IT is proposed by the members of the
A. 0. U. W., at Olympia, to get up n
huge clambake there next week, in honor
of the Grand Lodge of WOrkmen, which
will convene there on the second We'd
nesday in this month. Ample prepara-
tions are being made to entertain men,
bers of the Grand Lodge, and, as the
Olympia people know just how to do the
honors to perfection i'll entertaining
strangers, n very enjoyable time may be
expected
DIED AT SEA.-Capt. and Mrs. I. J.
Connor were unfortunate enough to lose
their only son, little boy about three
years old, while on their way up from
San Francisco. Capt, Connor is in COM
mand of the brig Deacon, which arrived
at Port discovery Saturday evening We
learn that the child died from sea sick
ness. The body was brought to this
place for interment, the funeral taking
place this afternoon from the Episcopal
church Mrs. COnnor is a daughter of
our townspeople. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Pettygrove. For the sorrowing relatives
of the dear departed, the sympathies of
all are extended.