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, 1883-11-29
SHIPPING NEWS.

SAN Francisco, Nov. p. - Arrived
Steamer Oregon from Portland.
Cleared - Steamer Sardonyx. for We
toria: steamer WaIla Walla, for Seattle;
bark Germania for Port Townsend.
Sailed Steamer Columbia, for PORT
land; ship Shirley for Tacoma, ship
Emily I. Whitney, for Nanaimo.
PoRr BLAKELY, Nov. 25.-Arrived -
Il. K. Ham.
Steamer Fayoritc is lying in Snoho-
mish river to kill the barnacles and sea
worms on her hull, aud has been there
for three weeks past. When done with
this she viii he put in the hands of the
mechanics ANA thoroughly ovcrhauicG.
The Puget MiiI Company VIII then have
four large and powerful tug boats III use
simultaneously, or Jus; enough to ofIs,t t
the number OF their big saw mills. The
boats are The Goliah, Cyrus Walker,
Yakima ana Favorite, and the mills the
two at Port Gamble, the one at Port
Ludlow and the one at Utsalady. the
mills having an easy daily capacity of
45O,G0O feet of lumber.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 22.-Arrived
Steamer George W. Elder, from Vic
toria, etc.
Sailed - Ship Edward O'Bricp, for
Nanaimo; ship Majestic, for Port Town
send.
PORT MADISON, Nov. %, Arrived
Bark Northwest.
PoRr GAMBLE, Nov. %. Arrived -
Ship BGtler.
The two new steamers for Puget Sound
were at Chester and Wilmington on the
18th inst. The Olympian is to be fur
nished with 800 Edison b electric
lamps.
The sunken steamer Mississippi. sent
tied at Seattle some months since, viii
be broken up and used for old iron. Her
boilers and engines Will be removed, it is
said, intact.
The British Bark Earl of EIgin, Port
Blakely for Shanghai, previously re-
ported, was unable to cross the bar and
was beached at Woosung. Discharge of
cargo began September 9Th.
The tug Samson, recently reported at
Baltimore for Tacoma, measured fifty
six tons. She was sold to San Francisco
parties for $1,000 cash, conditional upon
the Purchasher being able to deliver the
tug at San Francisco.
The brig Courtneyford, built in Tur-
ners shipyard at Benicia, Cal, was
launched November 14th. She will
register about l00 tons, and will ply in
the California, Oregon and Puget Sound
trades. Immediately after her launch
ing the ground was cleared to lay the
keel for the new steamer for the Alaska
Commercial Company. The engines now
IN the Dora will be placed in her. Tur
ner has lso contracts for the construc-
ton of large three-masted steam
schooner for Higgins & Collins of San
Francisco, for the lumber trade and also
a smaller schooner for Capt. Higgins.
also for the coasting trade.
, 1883-11-29
From Wednesdays DaiIy.

No Daily tomorrow.
Our postofiice has new front doors.
Our Legislature will adjourn early to-
morrow morning.
Nobody has yet invaded the ARGUS
Office with Il turkey-and We dare them
to.
Union Thanksgiving services at the
NJ. L. church tomorrow, beginning at
IL o'clock.
If you have anything left over from
your sumptuous dinner tomorrow, re-
member the poor.
Ship Alice d. Cooper will be here to-
morrow from Royal Roads. She viii
load coal at Seattle.
The brig Levi Stevens sailed from Ia
coma few days ago loaded with 10000
feet of lumber for San Diego.
The Port Townsend postofiice will
open at S a. IL. and close at II o'clock A.
NJ. tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. Doth, 1888.
OIl NItILtAS VIII nave InuIllldIIOuS OD-
servance of Thanksgiving day tomorrow.
Religious services, turkey shooting, a
ball, &c.
We learn from members of the y y l.
d club that there will be Thanksgiving
dinner at the l y L Restaurant after
the ball.
Turkey shooting will take place Thurs
day afternoon, commencing at l, p. NJ
For further particulars apply to.
WATERMAN Il KATE. x
Let the display of vegetables and
cereals at our church services tomorrow
be ample. Our land is fruitful, and
there is no excuse for a scant display.
If our stores would close tomorrow it
would he a fitting show of respect for a
National and Territorial proclamation.
Let there be outword respect for the
day, at least.
Advertise your wants. \ carpenter
and chamber maid were called for in
last evenings ARGUS, and several appli-
cants poured in before 8 o'clock this
morning
Lace Collars and Fichus at the Tenn
pie Of Fashion.
, 1883-11-29
With Our Exchanges.

Rep. Ping has introduced bill rela-
tive to Chinese immigration authorizing
the Governor to appoint a detective,w with
the consent and advise of the Assembly.
and providing that all Chinese coming
to the Territory contrary to the Testric-
ton act of Congress be placed at work,
and that the inspector be allowed the
sum of 800 for conviction.
The tramp is developing a new special
ty. Organized in gangs, he is taking to
train robbery. A band recently made a
raid on Southern Pacific emigrant car
but gained little plunder. A gang of
twenty attempted to loot baggage car
on Texas road on Wednesday night, but
the train men had been warned and a
number of Winchester rifles discouraged
their predatory zeal. An example made
of a few of these travelling bummers and
thieves would have a wholesome effect.
FARM PRODUCE. - Schooner Letitia
came in yesterday from DungeDess bring
ing twenty tons of wheat, potatoes, hay
and other produce to Kellogg & Snyder,
which she landed upon the Yesler wharf.
The Letitia is one of the old stagers of
Puget Sound, the General Harney, Eliza
Anderson and ]. B. Libby being others.
She was built at the old Segualitchew
mill, above Steilacoom, in 1874, by II. G.
Williamson, for Capt. J. p. Adams, who
for several years sailed her as sloop,
afterwards re-rigging her as a schooner
and later selling her and buying the
larger schooner Mary Parker instead
POSt-IHtelhgeHcer.
THE VICTORIA FIRE-The ruins of the
late fire in Chinatown still continues to
shoulder, Notwithstanding that a good
stream of water is constantly playing
upon the burning debris. All day yes
tersay and today crowds of Indians and
Chinese were engaged in searching
amidst the ashes for -trove. Sew
eral lucky finds were made. One young
man found $40, an Indian picked up a
half-melted $50 gold piece, and several
, 1883-11-29
Invasion OF a Home.


PoET TowNsE,;D, Nov. 2S, 1888.
EDITORS ARGUS: Yesterday there en-
tered our residence Il smiling little boy,
of light complexion, with eyes bright as
May and countenance ruddy as august,
and beautiful enough to be the son of a
prince, Juggling very heavy young tar
Aey. which he insisted on leaving for the
benefit of the family; reminding us that
Thanksgiving Was on hand. We learned
that lie lived near the foot of the hill at
the west end of the town, and was BROTH
er TO other such little folks,and,o of course,
must have had Il kind-heartod father and
mother; and, | here and now give notice
to whom it may concern, that whatsoever
hereafter ventures 70 enter our premises
and take such liberties with the welfare
of the family, will certainly have his acts
exposed to public notice, in some such
way as is herein set forth.
Yours very Truly,
n. DoANE.
, 1883-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICE
To The Ladies ofPoFt townsend.
CARD FROM THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Sc
AITLE.

In consequence of the large patronage
received during the past two weeks We
contemplated remaining here, and at the
earnest solicitation of many lady resi-
dents, we take pleasure in announcing
that we will continue TO occupy our pre-
sent premises until we can arrange for Il
larger place. We shall aim to carry at
our Port Townsend branch an assort-
ment of all goods We carry in our Seat
tie store. Having III Seattle tue largest
establishment of the kind Oh the Pacific
ceast, outside of San Francisco, and
carrying the most complete assortment
OF goods that can be found in the land,
we are enabled to show TO the ladies of
Port Townsend goods theH rCuId not
have an opportunity of seeing unless in
curing the expense OF visit To Seattle.
Trusting that our efforts will be appre-
ciated in the future as they have been
in the past, and with the assurance that
we will use our best efforts to please both
in prices and goods.
We are very Truly,
TEMPLE OF FASHION, Seattle.
Branch Store at Port Townsend next
door to Wells, Fargo & Co.
, 1883-11-29

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and goods ior the Governments Captain
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Seven new counties have been or
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, 1883-11-29

IZETT-MUNKOE.-In Seattle, Nov.
18th, 1888, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. ID. J. Pierce,
Geo. NJ. 1zrtt, of Island county, to
Miss Annie B. MUnroc, of Seattle
Mr.. Izett is a son Of Inspector j. NJ.
Izett, of Roche HarJor in San Juan
county. He Is genial and deserving
young man who attracts the good will of
all who know him. The ARGUS extends
congratulations.
, 1883-11-29

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come law. If properly enforced ii /
caln"t but ae beneiIci3E
p. B. johnson says: It has been pro- /
posed 10 p-t woman suffrage to the test |
by petiuouin@ the President to appoint !
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Washington Territory. She has the ca /
P&city, vim and nerve to make q first /
class Governor.
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, 1883-11-29
From tInudn,,s I,uux-

AEo" iAosiN'tS - As'iiy.
We eat turkey (:) sometimes.
It is said the legislature will adjourn
next Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Cooper, of Dungeneas, is in
town visiting relatives.
Mr.. Brockway's family took ..assage
today on the Dispatch for Pysch;
Sam Wynn's Free and Easy IS ad-
vcrtised il our columns today
Mr.. VIM. Payne Is erecting handsome,
roomy residence in the rear of Maple
Avenue.
Enough snow fell here yesterday to
viii en- the ground. Much more fell at
Sc tile and other points.
Our printers are thankful for Thanks
Giving Day. No Daily will be issued
from the ARGUS office on that day.
y woman suffrage grand rally is to be
hell at Seattle this evening. Among the
speakers are Mrs. Duniway, Judges
Jacobs and Lewis, W. H. White and
theirs.
DR.. J. N. Hinllle. principal surgeon
of the National Surgical Institute in
San Francisco, arrived today and has
rooms at the Central HoIel where he can
be consulted. The Doctor is a very
affable gentleman, and of course is "a
skillful surgeon.
Clarence Morgan illumined our sane
tum this morning with the light of his
countenance. He was ON his way to
Dungeness to visit relatives, after which
ne will go to Seattle, thence return to
Portland. Clarence has been TO San
Francisco and was accompanied on his
7eturn by Il cousin.
AIessrs. Teele * Voorhees, sold on Sat
urddy last TO Simeon J. Teel, late of
Mimic, Dakota, the property known as
the Ohio House for $1,000. This prop
erty WIS bought by Judge Briggs, the
ate owner, early last spring for S225O,
AL has only lad few hundred dollars
of improvements made since. This sale
goes - show that Port Townsend real
estate .s improving and still in demand.
Mr.. G. i, Malcom has taken charge of
the Charles Hotel and Will conduct it
hereafter, rs will be seen from the adver-
tissment elsewhere. Mr.. NIalcom is Il
very gentIemanly young man who has
the business qualities and experience to
make him a successful hotel keeper. He
will attend to the catering and superin-
lend ali important matters in person, 50
that there need be no fears but the hotel
viii continue 10 merit its justly earned
popularity.
, 1883-11-29
From ErI,In,snn,IY.

Mr.. JAS. Jones has Just received Il lot OF
Renton coal. which he will sell at very
reasonable prices.
Mr. Geo. II. Garrish, of Sequim. *
having house built on his lot at the
foot of the zig-zag steps.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs J.
Z. Pugh, of Port Discovery, gave that
worthy couple tin wedding surprise
party a day or two since.
A large concourse of people attended
the Presbyteriaa social last evening, and
10Y VAS unnonfned" for several hours.
1heI5te55ss.lPIts amounted TO SI2.S5.
A number of relatives of the Starrett
brothers. including their aged parents.
have recently come here to live; and they
like 1t so well they have sent back East
to have their property sold.
Captain j. j. Gilbert of the United
States coast survey service, who has
been employed on Hoods canal all sum-
mer' has broken camp and gone into
winter quarters at Olympia.
The Central Pacific Compapv's new
ferry boat Piedmont, viii be placed on
the route in a few days. The trial trip
at San Francisco yesterday was pro
nounced satisfactory. The boat cost
100000.
Nov. 23d Freight discharged at
Union wharf ex. North Pacific: &C B
X Co, II pkgs: Zee Tai & COL Elk.
Dispatch: Jas Seavey, s pkgs. Ex. Geo.
h Starr: q CB & Co, II pkgs; J Fitz-
patrick, 2: P Anderson, ,.
How the pioneers vent East" is the
title of very interesting little pamphlet
issued by the n. p. r. r. Co., describ-
ing the recent excursion over their road.
We have received few copies, and will
distribute them as long as they last. TO
applicants, free.
Mr.. Collins,of Ging county, opposed the
pilot bill IN the legislature in violent
speech his main point being that pilots
We're not needed for the Straits of Fuca.
The fact that pilots continue to ply their
vocation and get employment, law or no
law, Is conclusive evidence.
full line of Human hair at the TEN.
PIE OF Fashion.
aTooD APPOINTMENT learn with
hearty pleasure of the appointment and
continuation of Hon. Il. G. Kerr as Ter
fltorlal School Superintendent. 1t Is
doubtful if better selection could have
oeen made. The ARGUS extends hearty
congratulations to our Councilman.
The present political complexion of
congress Is as follows: Total number
oi representatives,, 325. Democrats. Ig7:
Republicans, us; GreenLack, or Ma
honal' 10. The senate stands: Total
number OF members, 7G. Democrats, 30;
Republicans, 3S. independents. ,.
Babies clothes at the Temple of Fash
1he new steamer ". L. Monroe las
DeeA placed on the Nooksack route,
mhlie running on the same route as the
"h"teom boats as far as they run she
P.oldpI! not compete with them,
but Will endeayor to find employment
III the trade of the Lummi and NnokeaoI,
people with our city.
Fancy neck ribbons at the Temple Of
Fashion.
\ great howl Is going up from some
of tn3 Sound papers with reference to
The mails. Probably, rs un Oregon ex-
change remarked, they viii speak loud
enough to be heard by some Of tie pleas
ufe-ioyluE postal agents who haven't
time to attend Ia business til after the
holiday festivities are over.
Ladies don't fail to call for your nil
nheFy' underwear, lace goods, &c.. at the
Temple of Fashion.
, 1883-11-29
TAKE NOTICE!

Owing to change TO take place in
our firm, ali parties iTowinG themselves
indebted 10 ms are hereby notified to
settle their accounts in fniI on or before
the first day of January, \. d., 1884.
All accounts remaining unpaid at that
date. will be put in the hands of an at
torney for forced colIcrtion. Prompt
to the above Will save trouble
and expense.
c.. c. BARTLETT & Co.
Port Townsend. ". T.. Nov. 90, 1883.
, 1883-11-29
TAX NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that the duplicate assess
mont of jefferson County for the year lSS3 Is now
in nv possession for the collection of the taxes
therein levied said taxes will be delinquent on
the 81 day of December, 1888, at o'clock P NJ,
and unless aid prior thereto, ten per cent. Will
be added TO the amount thereof penalty, and
interest charged at the rate of twenty per cent
per annum from ale of delinquency until paid
said taxes IRE payable at the office OF the County
Treasurer in Port oWnsend. during Office hours
FRANK \. BARTLETT,
noy15d-w-td Treasurer Jefferson County
, 1883-11-29
For Rent.

The building recently fitted up by me,
on Water street between the Custom
House and Central Hotel, can be rented
for store purposes. Is newly finished;
has counters, shelving, &c.
GEORGE STERMING.
Port Townsend, Nov. 16, 1888. w:t
, 1883-11-29
ITrcnch ISarIx Aurus1iDc.

From San Francisco.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will be responsible for debts con
tracted by the officers or crew of the above
named vessel.
c. BRECHOIR, Master.
Rothschild & Co, agents.
Port Town. md, March To- lSS}.
, 1883-11-29

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'''..... ."f I"H day.
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= 7I"'9 containing two women and Il
man was "''.'".t last "ita' "n barren
--'''.-i d 7l'i. .i'r'.@"' ir':a Victoria.
I''' iA1iE' ".i' i'~l All ,h'lr clothing.
I'!'it'.e. iai.. 4. i quantity oi I"weiry,w@ge
t.Arh on this .''rntpe, having suffered
Intensely through tls night
HaLdsom. Dress E1f,.u. : "a -
~ ~ '''''s " u g." '.' Tie Temple oi
minister 1oShIta CT Japan and his rc-
'!'Ii+ 9a''e' exhibited touching bit Of
t'''L' Icy "A 'AeiF departure from Wash
'Ns'"h Tie "''i-' day Is each passed
'l'' NiiHti a'"r winch marked the spot III
me Ia'IFo"d station where Garfield fell,
ne paused uncovered his head aud
"'"e1 low
For Ribbons 20 10 the Tenpla of
t"7hioh'
Tie Steamship Mexico arrived from
Francisco today, having J56 passapoers
and i42l.S tons of FREIGHT as follows.
Victoria. - passcugers and 1G45 fous
fryi sht; Port Townsend n ,,.ss.,,,,ers
, 1883-11-29
American Ship IDA LILLY,

From Salina Cruz, Mexico.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
~ Agents, of the above named vessel will he
responsible for debts contracted by officers or
crew.
J. s EASTMAN, Master.
ROthschild S CO., Agents.
Port Townsend. June. IL. 1851.
, 1883-11-29
NOTICE.

During our absence in California Mr..
d. II. Hill will attend TO all business
matters concerning us.
THOMAS AND ii. L. PHILLIPS.
Port Townsend, Nov. y, 1888. w1m
, 1883-11-29
FOR SALE.

A dwelling house and four lots on the
hill, opposite marine hospital. The
grounds are in good condition, and in
clude q valuable orchard, Apply to
Mrs. II REvELL.
Port Townsend, Nov. q, 1888. w:1m.
, 1883-11-29
Norwegian Ship DIR. MEzGER.

From Hamburg, via San Francisco.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents wiz he responsible for debts contract
ed by the Nccrs and crew of the above nam
ed vessel.
CHAS. Petersen Master
Rothschilde Co. Agents.
Port Townsend. May 81, 1883.
, 1883-11-29
French bark Felix EStlVant.

From SalDarIGs1.
Neither the Captain nor IL = undersigned d
Agents will be responsible for a irts contrlcte d
by the crew of the above named vessel
1. GRANLiN, Master
ROTHCHILD & Co.. Agents,
Port Townsend, Jan. 81, 1883.
, 1883-11-29

No medicine is half SO good for
great variety of family complaints as
Ayers pills. They are easy to take, eff
fectiye to cure, and are cheap ahd handy
, 1883-11-29
French Brig HECTOR.
Am. Shin DANIEL I TENNEY.

from Shanghai.
Neither the Captain nor the ndcrsiSn ed
agents will he responsible for debts contract
ed by The officers or crew OF the above nam ed
vessel.
GEO l.. WILSON. Master.
Rothschiid & Co.. Agents.
Port Townsend, Aug. IL, ISS3.
, 1883-11-29
British Bark LOYOIa

From Coquimbo, Chilli.
Neither the Captuin nor the undersiS led
agents of the above named vessel VIII be re-
spUnsihle for debts contracted by the officers
or crew 4. b. CARRUTHERS, Master.
ROTHSClIILD & co. Agents,
Port Townsend June Is ISS3
, 1883-11-29
American Shin MATILDA

From Eten, Peru
Neither the Captain or the undersigned
agents of the above named vessel. VIII he +
sponsiblc for debts contracted by the officers
and crew thereof.
J.J. MERRYMAN, Master.
RothSchild & Co.. agents,
Port Townsend Nav l3, 1883.
, 1883-11-29
Bark Sierra Nevada.


Neither the Captain nor the undersigned : A~ru
Will be responsible for debts ,uUT.8,frd ID lt 81
GERS crew of the above named vessel.
"a. 4. REMHEE~.
RoTHsCIHD & Co. AGENTS.
Port Townsend May ., lSS9.
, 1883-11-29
American ship ThGObaId.

From shan Thai.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents of the above named vessel will he re-
sponsibe for debts contracted by the officers
or crew. ii. q. WILLIAMS. Master.
RpTIISCIIILD & Go Agents,
POrI IOMnSpMl. " L. Aua. @ ISS.i.
, 1883-11-29
American Shine. +. S.F

AIHtIICdH OIlIp z. L. OARGENT.
From Hong Kong. via San Francisco.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UN-
dersiSned Agents viii be responsible for any
debts contracted by the crew.
Port Townsend, May ). 1855.
d. II. ATHERTON
ROrHsCHu.D. & Co Agent
, 1883-11-29
American Ship Two BROTHERS,

From Yokohama.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned Agents
will be responsible for debts contracted by the
crew of the above named vessel.
W o. HAYDEN, Master.
RoTHsCHHD & Co Agents
Port Townsend. April IL l -.
, 1883-11-29
RritiSb Rarly EDwIN

from Callao.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
~ Agents OF the above named vessel will
be responsible IL debts contracted by the Off
GERS or crew,
JOSEPH T. DICKIE, Master.
HOTHSCHILD 400 Agents.
Port Townsend. May ), 1858.
, 1883-11-29
MAR SssIIZD.

Ladies don't fail TO vi-it The Temple of
Fashion.
, 1883-11-29

Latest styles of Millinery at the Tenn
pie of Fashion.
, 1883-11-29

Mr.. Thos. Phillips and fauiGy arc
about leaving for Santa Barbara Cal
for the benefit OF Mr. Phillips health.
We learn that they have rented their resi-
dence to Ensign jordan and family, OF
the Z. S. coast survey.