, 1883-09-20
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uur ,h-aA~ for files OF u,a Honolulu
P4p.n.
Mr.. D. Walker, salesman far Water
nau - hatz vino has h,ru 1mt- IlI with
fever for two weeks past. is slowly r.-
covering.
The schooner Lruuu arrived today
from Dungenc>~ with "a load Of hay from
( +. CIapP, tor PIummrr Bros. 4 Terry
snd ". ). Seavey.
Il man may smile and smile, aud he a
villain STILL" 81 It's said. hut if he trades
with Ginger hell soon get good from
thankfulneSs if nothing else.
new and more exalted roof is being
constructed on the building occupied by
PeteFson's tailor shop. 1t is coming up
to the general tenor of the town.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hernandez wishes to say
TO the public that he is prepared to do
all kinds of harness making and rsPair-
ing. Orders lcrt with him will be
promptly attended to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doid and Mr. and Mrs.
Pearson went to Seattle today, intending
to be present at the railroad celebration,
after which they Will visit New Tacoma
and perhaps Olympia.
y. D. Hill Il Sons wharf at the rear
Of their drug store is being covered with
solid planking. Their store building
has been painted outside and in, and
looks Us bright as new dollar.
Excavation in front of the bank build
lug is going on today. By the Way, we
-xpect to see President Landes and
Cashier Hill grow about foot taller
when they get into such Il fine building.
Schooner Granger, Capt. Morse,
finished loading lumber today at the saw
mill wharf, for Whatcom. She will dis
charge at the latter place and Will bring
. load OF building stone from Chickanut
for the sea wall.
On the eastern slope of the roof on
Townsend Iron Cos building is a sign,
Machine Shop" in letters ten feet long.
Ii can be seen plainly from the decks of
incoming vessels, and will thus let every
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root.
The Queen of the Pacific came into
the Straits OF Fuca and passed up dur
ing dense fog and smoke. but she en-
pyed perfect safety from sand bars, spits
or shoals-and it didn't coast her owners
fifty thousand dollars either.
Central Hotel:-W J Adams, s F, ID
WGDennison, Smiths Island, Tom ]
Powers, city, J Morris, Seattle, G H
Bainbridge, Seattle, T S Richards, Sc
attle, John Morris, Honolulu, J EN-
mOnd, Semiahmoo, E II Hardy, Seattle,
John L Libben. Port Discovery, [ Aft
field, Skamoekaway.
The railroad celebration at Seattle
Viii occur on Saturday next. There
vii be large and varied display of pro-
ducts and manufactures, and many
tAitors will be there from various points
on the Sound. All who desire to 90
nom Port Townsend should take passage
on Fridays boat.
ARRIvED-Bark Cowlitz, Cannon;
bk- james Cheston, Kellar; bk. Saga
more Hanson; bk Gen. Butler, Guptel;
Oh. Afkwright, Lewis; all from s. F., to
load lumber at Port Gamble or Utsaladv
Tor 5. +. Blk. R. Z. Ham, Cove, S. F..
70 load at Port BlaEely for S. F. Bktne.
o. L. Griffith, Edwards, S. F., to load at
eeaoeek for S. F. Ship Coquimbo, Gil
nzn, s. F., to load at Port Madison for
6R
Aeasrs. Yesler & Anderson, of Seattle,
Hass been negotiating with the Whatcom
solony for the saw mill and townsite at
nat point, but the trade is declared
on on account OF complications in re-
sstu 70 titles to the land. The price to
% PAID was $4,000. Whatcom colony
s. evidently on an insecure financial
nondation, and it would be better for
~ .ne own Tor moneyed men to purchase
@s property in question.
HAnRoAD GUESTS. revenue cut
'0f "olcott arrived today from New Ia
yuma, with Collector Bash and his guests
" ooard The distinguished gentlemen
+siAhg us are: Gen. George Stark, of
'efmont; Senator Conger, of Michigan.
and asst. Secretary French, of the U. S.
1feasafy Department. They went down
e stralts among the islands today, and
VII De here on their return some time
soaofrow. They were shown around
u,e Town and harbor today and express
uhsir admiration of the place in un-
bounded terms.
oLosED OUr.-Messrs. Blake & Ben.
ns't harness and saddle maaers. were
s"ssd cut today by an attachment levied
" the part of VIM. Davis, of San Fran
W ea Tor claim amounting to SIIl2.
fs. Ieele Il Voorhees,, attorneys for
pp.Aiaaf, =, took the goods in charge, and
s"n Bennett. subsequently executed
ohi OF sale of the property to save ex.
nso We are sorry for the firm, as
nave been struggling along to gel
ished IN business. There is fine
:nhg here for the harness business
@ a growing trade throughout the
surrounding country.
Frsm Fridays DaiIy.
arrived; Bark Maria Santos from
] ma. a Francisco; will take lumber TO,
1 as Courier complains because prop
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