, 1882-06-16
,eRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.

rain,
CAPT W1LoUdHBY returned to Neah
Bay this week.
Mr.. L. SMITH is about reopening the
LX.L. Meat Market
The Port Discovery mill was to start
up again yesterday
The Delanty family in Port Discovery
have had seige of the measles.
The Dispatch brought a large load of
freight from the Islands this week.
Mr.. GALLICK, the enterprising trader at
Neah Bay, is in town this week.
THE Good Templars are going to have
an ice-cream festival about the 26th.
Rev. JOHN REID expects to visit Whid
nv Island on Tuesday next. Service at
$50. P. M.
PUBLIC school here closes on the 10th.
The teachers are getting ready to HE
themselves to other scenes.
Mrs, OGILBEE and children, and Mrs.
Weir, of this place, went to Port Discov-
erv this week to visit relatives.
Mr.. J. w. ACKERsoN, OF the Port Dis
cover Mill Co., came up from San
Francisc on the Elder this week.
WE omitted to mention last week that
Warren Hastings had returned home from
school at the university at Seattle
THE NJ. Z. quarterly conference was
held here Wednesday evening, Rev. A.
Atwood returning to Seattle yesterday.
Rev. A. ATWOOD, NJ. u. Presiding FL
der, arrived today, and the quarterly
meeting will be held at the church this
evening
THE mill at Port Discovery is tompor-
arily "shut down." Wenoticed number
of citizens from that place in town early
this week
Mr.. DEAN, Of Sequim, was in town
aw days ago. He reports a temporary
pension Of the clam canning business
is basis OF operations,
.lTOR was suspended on the saw mill
carly tlis week, on account Of a lack Of
materia to work with. Mr. Hinchman
J9ent W Sound on Tuesday.
.'' COLLECTOR BASH arrived home on
THURSDAY of last week from his trip east
of the Mountains. He is looking much
approved bv the temporary change.
1 JOE KUHN is Grand Master of Masons
IN this territory, and the next Grand
lodge session will be held in Seattle
We feel like congratulating you, Joseph.
A NOTE from DR.. Hunt, the dentist, in
forms us that he will be unable to visit
Port Townsend again until July 9th.
His advertisement has been changed ac-
oordingly.
Mr.. J. A. MARTIN, of Hoko, came up
this week, having closed his seasons
sealing expedition in the schooner Eudo-
ra. He sold his catch to Messrs. Gallick
and Landes
We learn that as soon as repairs now
{, in progress on the North Pacific are COM
pleted, the Idaho will be placed on the
route between Seattle and Olympia to
make daily trips up and back.
CAPT. w. r. BALLARD, Of the steamer
Zephyr, was in town last Friday, renew
ing the papers for his vessel He reports
travel brisk on the upper Sound. We
are indebted to him for favors.
ON Saturday afternoon last a drunken
sailor attacked the Chinese cook in the
Washington Hotel with knife, and
inflicted three severe gOshes on him. A
warrant was sworn utand the offender
was brought before Justice Van Bokke-
len for hearing.
The Helen has discontinued her trips
to Dungeness, but will run hereafter
between Port Townsend and Port Dis
covery, making daily trips each way.
She will leave Discovery at 7, A. NJ, and
Townsend at 2, p. NJ.
HE excursion to Trondale last Friday
was voted grand success by everybody.
There must have been over two-hundred
persons altogether in attendance. Prof.
Kerr kindly secured the best OF music,
and dancing was extensively INDUCED in
on board. Capt. Orr was very obiiging,
and everybody was made to feel comfort
able.
FoRTUNATE.-We learn that Mr.. s. L.
Hunt who recent! left here on his way
to Maine, Is one OF the lucky winners Of
law suit involving the title to n large
tract Of valuable land BY this turn OF
the wheel of fortune our friend is made
the posseSsor OF a handsome fortune
many thousands Of dollars. We hone 70
see him return to Port Townsend where no
can find plenty of chances for profitable
investments.