, 1883-06-07
From Mondays Daily.

Yesterdays shower ought to max
crops grow.
Mr.. HsdIock's steam pile driver i
nearly ready for use.
The schooner Granger is to be beache,
and cleaned before carrying any NOR
iron ore.
Mr. Mather, son-in-law of Capt. Dal
gardno, of this place, arrived here Sat
urday from Kootenai, B. c., and went t,
Vicoria.
Grand Master Kuhn went to Seattl
today to attend the annual session O
the Grand Lodge of Masons for Wash
ington Territory, which will convene
there on Wednesday.
A number of Seattle attorneys returned
home today, after several days business
sojourn in town. They included Judges
Jacobs and Burke and Mr. VIM. D. Wood
Business connected with the Port Town
send Saw Mill brought them down.
Steam was started this morning agair
/ "' NLAO Sl" A4iil, dilSi d SHUT rest, 10 Sup
ply few local orders. The company
has been waiting to get piles driven fol
its wharf so as to furnish room for dis
posing of lumber from the mill without
too much expense in handling.
Mr.. Encch Plummer is now a member
of the firm of Plummer & Terry, as ap-
pears by advertisement elsewhere. The
firm, strong before, is now more so. All
the members of it are young, energetic
and enterprising business men with all
the qualifications necessary to accomplish
large measure of success.
The attendance at the Service of Song
'Christiana" at the Presbyterian Church
last evening, despite the inclemency of
the weather, was very large. The songs
were rendered with much spirit and the
wee BARNS" have been specially praised
for clearneSs of utterance, aud for the
good time they kept. The collection
realized was S19, which with the morning
collection amounted to $21.1O for the
day. The pastor accords his thanks to
the audience for their Hberality. The
next Service of Song will be entitled
"Ihe Exodus from Egypt"
George Werner, advance agent of r.
Holmes Comedy Company. called on us
this afternoon and informed Us that the
troupe viii play here on Monday, June
II. 1888, at Good Templars' Hall Mr..
Werner has been representing this first
class company, all over California and
Oregon, papers speaking in the highest
terms of it, and the manager, James II
Love, bears reputation of the highest
standing in the profession The Portland
OregORian says: "The best troupe visit.
ing our city for many years is the Ray
mond Holmes Comedy Company AL
members are ladies and gentlemen, and
and first class artists. The house was
overcrowded, and also, will undoubt
edly be tonight" Particulars in tomor.
rows edition.
BLUE RIBBON CLUB.-The Port Town
send Blue Ribbon CLUB met at Coco
Templars' Hall Saturday evening and
perfected its organization by electinG
officers as follows: President, Allen Weir
Vice President, Miss Anna VonBok-
kelen; Secretary, G. W. O'Brien; Treas
urer, Mrs A. H. Todd. A few rules wert
adopted under which to work until t;
complete set could be perfected, com
mittee consisting of Rev. s. H. Todd, G
W. O'Brien, A. Wier, Mrs. II. Phillips
and Mrs. W. o. Chapman having beer
appointed to attend to that matter. By th'
temporary rules the management of tht
Club was vested in committee of nint
in addition to the officers, said COMMITTEES
to meet at least once a month for tn
transaction of general business. Tn
committee elected is as follows: Rev.
. Reid, d. II. Hill, Thos. Tanner, L. r
Flowers, W. Fl. Price, W. O. Chapman
Mrs. A. Kinds, Mrs. W. o. Chapman
and Miss Mary Hammond. Discussion
of the matter of a public reading roon
revealed decided determination to TAX
aggressive action in reference thereto
donations of twelve volumes thereto
having been promised. The next meet
ing of the Club will be of a public char
acter and viii he held at Good Templar.
Hall on Tuesday evening, June 18th, a
8 O'Clock. A committee consisting c
| Mrs. Kinds, Mira. Chapman and MI
Price was appointed to prepare a suita
bic programme of literary exercises to b
: rendered on that occasion, The Gu
: starts out with flattering prospects, an
t if it accomplishes half that is conten
plated it VIII have an eminently success.
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