, 1883-01-26
From Saturday, Daily,
New Tacoma is to have a marble y

next ocean steamer.
Mr.. Chester Terry has gone to Oregon
for visit. Oh, "Chet"
SKATERS, old and young, have been
having jolly time the last few days.
Miss Daisy Learned has been so ill for
the last few days as to be confined to
her room.
The Dakota arrived here yesterday
afternoon and laid at Union wharf till 3
o'clock this morning.
REAL estate transfers at New Tacoma
are reported to have been unusually
large during the past week.
Mr.. Barthrop wants a partner in bust,
ness, as will be seen by his notice else,
where. A chance for somebody.
Mr.. Jas. Price, Inspector OF Customs
at New Tacoma, has been authorized to
act as Deputy Shipping Commissioner
at that point.
REV. A. Atwood arrived from Seattle
this morning, but could not 60 to Dun
geness on account of the Helen failing
to make her usual trip.
w. FL. FoUTs, the mail agent to do
duty on the Port Townsend -Semiahmoo
route, is expected on the Hope tomorrow
and to do continuous duty hereafter.
CAPT. Z. Lewis, of the ship Carrollton,
now lying at New Tacoma, slipped and
fell on some icy logs few days ago and
sustained severe though not necessarily
fatal injuries.
CHARLES Bennett, second mate OF the
ship Challenger, has been convicted on
one Indictment of cruelty to the seamen,
and Conway, the first mate, is being
tried OH his third Indictment.
GEo ID Campbell, for several years keep
cr Of clearinghouse at Ebey's Land
ing,h leased the old Fay hotel property
from Mrs. Van Wormer, at Coupeville,
and will carry on hotel there. George
is genial fellow and popular with the
boys"
GEo. Conway, 1st mate OF the ship
Challenger, has just been tried at New
Tacoma and convicted on the second
charge against him for cruelty and in
human treatment of the sailors. This
makes two convictions, and there are
five more charges to be disposed of.
AS a social event, nothing hereabout
has lately come up to the party given
last evening by Capt. Jocelyn, at Fort
Townsend, The weather was quite raw
cold and generally unfavorable, yet the
guests were numerous and their unani.
nous report Of the affair indicates that il
was most enjoyable. Everything posi-
BILE was done to enhance the enjoyment
Of participants.
The injunction suit of Wells, Fargo &
Co. against the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company is set for hearing il
Portland next week. Judge Greene viii
sit on the bench with Judge Deady in
trying the case, while the attorneys vii
include Judge Lewis and Gov. Ferry
If 10y any chance the case should go ovel
without trial there, it will be heard here
on the Both.
The appointment Of Judge Greene
calls to mind that this is the fifth time
he has been appointed Judge of the
supreme Court of Washington Territory
Three times was he appointed Associate
Justice, serving eight full years under
the first two, and about six months un.
der the third appointment. This last
term was abridged by his first appoint,
ment as Chief Justice, which in turn has
been followed by appointment for IL {
second term. He has already served {
Judge twelve years and half, aad now
has four years more before him. The
honor is his of having not only more ap.
pointments as Judge, and longer con.
tinuous service as Judge, than any OF
his contemporaries or predecessors on
the bench Of the Territory, but also
more and longer than any other Judge
in any other Territory.--i,oSt-InteHi.
yeaceE.
from mondays Daily.