, 1883-11-08
Prem Friday sDaiIy.

The Goliah is out again, having had Il
thorough overhauhng.
Mr.. Ephriam Pullen, formerly of
Quileute, but for several Years IA resi-
dent OF Snohomish county, is in town.
Mr. Pratt, the new customs inspector,
paid this office very pleasant visit this
week. He is from Oregon, is practical
printer, and is pleasant gentleman.
Nov. 2d.-Freight received at Union
wharf ex. Geo. E. Starr: Gus Hoge, .
pkgs; J W Smith, 5; E Pullen, horse;
PS Iron Company, pkg. E1. Virgin
ia: Zee Tai Il Co, 40 pkgs.
Mr.. Geo. n. Gosling, of the Fashion
Store, Seattle, is in town for the pur-
pose of arranging to continue the branch
millinery establishment recently opened
temporarily by that House, in the tele-
graph building. Evidently the branch
has been prosperous.
School election tomorrow. Messrs
Landes, Weymouth, Eisenbeis and r
Q. Hill are all candidates for Director
and Robert Biles' name is on botL
tickets for clerk. We have no special
preference among the gentleman named
for Director, and they are all toe
we'll known in the community to need
comment
Mr.. Norman r. Smith has located per
mAhently in Port Townsend as a survey
OF and civil engineer. His card Will bt
found elsewhere. Mr.. Smith has beer
kept very busy in this line for some time
past, and has concluded to turn his at
tention to it entirely. He is a very capa
BILE and deserving gentleman, and We
hope his success may be unbounded.
Korter's Cutavaco is not a thing O
the past in any sense of the term. Aa
tonsorial artist Mr.. Korter is well up il
his business, and the Cutayaco is the re
suit OF his long experience in dealing
With eaputal capillary covering. ReaC
his advertisement elsewhere, and be con
Tinced that you need not become bald o
despair il already SO. Buy bottle, a
it will be handy to have if you are Gabl
to be troubled with dandruff.
townsend IRON WoRXs.-People VIII
have not given special attention to th
matter have no adequate conception O
the amount OF business done at our still
ing foundry and machine shop. A hast
glance through there this morning re
'ealed to us a busy hive of workme
pounding, drilling, filing and sweatin
ut their several tasks. Altogether ther
are employed in the institution twenty
i've to thirty workmen, and the pay roI
amounts TO fifteen hundred dollars pc
month. Capt Lott, the busy, though
tuI foreman, Informed US that they WEI
getting an immense amount of work I
do Some idea Of the magnitude of the
operations may be inferred from the faC
that two Jobs they are figuring on {
present each amount to about fiftee
thousand dollars If the work Is dor
here It will disbsrse that much none
that would otherwise be paid out in Sa
Francisco. Among the many Jobs @
hand at present Is that upon the litt
steam launch which Capt McAllep
having lifted UP for the Board of Marin
Underwriters. This craft Is being tittt
up with boilers, machinery, upper work
&C. and will be turned out staunch al
TRIM. In the foundry department NJ
Fitzgerald is the presiding genius, an
sue dozen OF 50 employees under him al
eifeetually kept out of mischief bv a
sending to eIacting duties. The boil
saop Is ut present IN au old building
we r'ont OF the new building. After Il
large wharf in contemplation is built,
new and much larger boiler shop will
erected. A new feature of the establis
meht ls being added in the shape
scales capable OF weighing six ton
Ahese are being put in the edge of d
street and will be public convenient
oeSides serving the wants of the found
people themselves. Who says Townsel
troh Works IS not wonderful bene
to Port ToMseId?