, 1883-03-01
RRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.
From Thursdays Daily.

MASOUl kAlE bull lOhiS,hA'
MAJ. j. r. Hayden, of Olympia, is in
town.
BrErsTEAK is 20 cents a pound at Sa
lem, Oregon.
APPLES in any quantity at 80 cents a
boX at Waterman X hatZ.
That Iroudale furnace is getting in
fine habit of smoking again.
Mr.. Crawford, travelling for the Seattle
PoSI-IateIHgencer, is in town.
A NEW mate was shipped for the bark
Crapo, and she put to sea again.
Mr.. Thos Cain, Custom House boat
man at Friday Harbor, is i'll town.
SALEM, Oregon, is to have 100 new
hnildings during the coming summer.
WATERMAN & KATE carry now the
freshest and incest groceries in the town
Oregon State Temperance Alliance
is holding It session at Albany this week.
To-Day was real pleasant. A salute
was fired from the Wolcott at sunrise
and again at noon
THE ticket Office for the 7. q. Co. on
Union wharf is beginning to assume
metropo!itan appearance
THE ball last evening is reported to
have PASSED oil very pleasantly, although
the attendance was not extra large.
Wgara pleased to note that Capt. G.
w. Morse. of the schooner Granger, is
around again after his brief illness.
LIGHT keeper LittlefcId, OF Point
Wilson. has been "tooting his horn
(fog horn pretty lively for few days
A DAILY mail between Victoria and
Puget Sound ports is one Of the dcsira-
BILE changes promised in the near future
TuE 4 clpYer Carrie Winslow is now
up for freights at New York for Portland,
For particulars apply to Waterman
katz.
Hos. Chauncey NJ. Depew has enter
tanned jim Mace, the noted pugllist. An
exchange says the dinner consisted of
several rounds.
Mr.. Otis Sprague, Supt. of tho Pacific
division Of the N. r. Il. r, Co.'S line, has
resigned for the purpose Of engaging in
business in Portland.
Do not FORGET the fact that a splendid
farm, with stock, tools, ect, will be sold
at Dungeurss next Tuesday See
advertisement elsewhere.
CAPT Tibbals has had a flag pole
hauled down TO the outer end Of Union
wharf where it will be raised and a flag
displayed on ocean steamer days,
WE publish the district court docket
and list of jurors today. Very likely the
term Of court will be a short one, as the
docket is by no means voluminous.
PORTLAND audiences are being delight
ed by the presentation OF Esmoralda,"
Where's our local company Of amateurs
who succeeded SO well with that play?
WE received a pleasant call today
from Mr.. U. b. Mumrord, OF the law firm
OF Hunes & Mumford, Seattle. This
gentleman is here attending to legal bust
ness and getting acquainted.
Now that the saw mill company has
100000 feet Of saw logs on hand, and is
TO start bu2zing in dead earnest, those
about to erect wooden buildings are jost-
ling each other in trying to speak first.
VIZ notice Messrs Waterman e Katz
unpacking au immense new stock of
mems, youths and boys clothing, which
We are told will be offered at exceeding
ly low prices.
SHERIFF Sheehan returned home to-
day, having visited the most distant por-
tions Of the county for the purpose of
summoning jurors and assessing. He
says in order to do the work thoroughly
two or three weeks longer will be re-
quired.
Mr.. G. B. Bash, Deputy Collector of
Customs, stationed at Fort Colville, is
about returning to that point after
brief stay in Port Townsend. Mr.. Bash
is Il very pleasant gentleman, a bachelor,
and if any of our young ladies' seem
BashGul when his name is mentioned
1t need not be wondered at
OREGON is iust now excited over libel
suit begun by one ex-Rev Vandersal,
formerly Of the NJ. +. Church, against
Rev. VIM. Roberts, of that denomination,
and the publishers of the Hillsboro IN
dependent, for alleged defamation of
character. The details OF the case in
yolve considerable matter unfit for pub