, 1882-02-17
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
SUPPLEMENT.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IL 1852.

From gentleman Just Hp from Neah
Bay, we learn that the schooner Emily
Stevens. Capt Oliver, has arrived there,
u operate for Mr.. Gallick. The Annie
+ Briggs is also on hand in the interest
si the same party These, with the
schooner Stveniy-siX, forms Gall!ck's
feet The Eu lora, capt. Williams, ha.
keen chartered by Mr.. j. A. Martin, ui
IIOko, and will also enter the scramble
for seals, We learn that opposition IN
securing lniians aud canoes Is So lively
that contractors are paying bonus Of ten
dollars each.
JOHN G. New. who was nominated OH
Tuesday for Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury. Is an Indiana man. lie ia own
er OF the indianapolis journal" aud
Wa = chairman of ilr republican state COM
mitiec during the last presidential CAM
paigu. lie succeeded General Spinner rs
u. :. Treasurer. under the Grant regime.
lie is u particular friend and backer of
Collector Bash, Of Puge, Sound. Hope
he may assist in getting AZ appropriation
for Custom House here.
THE bark Fresno arrived on Welncs.
day, direct from IIavre, bound for Port
Gamble " here she will load with lumber
for San Francisco. She had OIL board 500
tons Of French coal for Pope & TALBOT
.,yS nh., l,,ti m, fha
nol ing paid here customs officer was
detailed to remain Oil board till the coal
Is securely covered by lumber.
THERE Will he an open Temperance
meeting by J., tierson Lodge, |. U. G. r.,
one week from to-day l24th inst, ut their
hall. II will consist Of singing. hb'eanx,
literary exercises, SC. Commence ut Z
p NJ Refreshments will b. served. FRI
to everybody, Come. and bring your rel
atives.
THE schooner Jennie, that has been
changed at Seattle by having a small
engine put IN her, will enter the sealing
bn,ie4s off Cape Flattery, we learn, and
will be commanded by Capt. Fred. Mum
roe. late Of the Dispatch. Capt. William
SON now has charge Of the Dispatch.
WE learn that CAT McAlmond has a
I ad ot merchandise Ia the pilot schooner
Champion. aud will open store at Guile
NE tor trading among the Indians Of that
vicinity. II is also rulnored that ID. A.
Jennings. OF Seattle, will open trading
post there.
AMONG the passengers on the Dispatch
t,ls week we notice,l Pilot Stevens. Capt.
Tucker OF the Dungeness light hou|e, aud
Mrs. Hall Davis Miss Emily Cline Miss
Emma Gays. Miss Clara Blake, and Mas
ter Elm Gays, also of Dungeness.
SECRETARY Owings has recrived COM
muncation from the First Comptroller of
the Treasury, confirming his action in re-
gard to the printing OF the Code and
accepting the condition Of the contract
made with Mr.. G. B. Bagley.
In addition TO removals noted elsewhere
We may say that ThOs Phillips has
changed his insurance and real estate OF.
tice TO the corner room Ia the Central
blilling, so recently occupied BY MIR.
Laws Jewelry store.
THE New Tacoma Ledger" says: at
Is notable fact that no person under the
Influence of liquor has been seen Oh the
streets of New Tacoma Oh Sunday since
the Sunday law went int operation"
IT Is now thought the sensational re-
port about the supposed burning OF some
vessel at sea of the Oregon coast was
mistake. All the vessels going or coming
have been accounted for.
Dir. b. Rylett, of Seattle, formerly =
clerk OH the Neah Bay Indian reserva-
tien, has taken the position of teacher OH
the reservation, made vacant by the resig-
nation oil Mr.. Rea.
WE expected to lay the proceedings OF
the board Of County Commissioners be-
lore our readers this week. bur the Clerk
OF the board could not get the report made
up.
The schooner Granger has been sent
to Seattle. we are told. to be altered and
repaired preparatory to entering the seal
lug bu.iness Oft Cape Flattery.
IT is understood that the ship PactouS
will load with wheat at New Tacoma for
Engllni. If she does the what will be
brought across from Portland.
LIVELY times among shipping these
days. There were eighteen vessels in our
haibor yesterday.
on rhnrsdiy Of last week terrific