, 1883-03-22

The Dakota nHu w i''" ,
Freight in San Francisco on her iaSO 'i'p
Try mon are wanted at Seabeck 10
work around pile driver at 100 anu NiO
per month.
TIE Bishop boys of Chin 'um' nave
bousht the young stallion spoken OF oy
rs a few days since.
ueypy Morrill,, tiler in the Port Gam
ble saw mill, was thrown against saw
Yesterday and badly cut.
The saw mill started up this morning
II had been idle II few days ON account
Of the accumulation OF Slabs
AMONG those who are to erect resi-
dances on the hill is Mr.. +. Albert Bart
Iatt Of the firm of G. G. Bartlett & Co.
CAPT. Korts, of the ill-fated steamship
Tacoma, had his license revoked or sus-
pended Tor two years. Small punish
ment
A. J. BURR. of Olympia, has received a
patent on a roller dredge-so we are IN
formed by Messrs. Dewey q Co., patent
agents.
Mus. Brown, wife of e. II. Brown,
Daputy Collector Of Customs at Sitka,
left to day on the Eureka with her infant
child.
Mr.. David Webs ter, captain of the
steamer Lille has lately sold out his
half-interest in that boat to Jas. Crow,
of White River,
PARTIES recently from Neah Bay say
that seals are very plentiful off the Cape
this yaar, and that the catch will be an
unusually large one.
We notice some outside improvements
on the old Masonic Hall building near
the saw mill, tastefully fitted up byMr
Seidel for his beer hall.
IT is estimated that the street improve
ments of Seattle during the present year
will cost 100000, None will realize the
magnitude of this sum more than the
poor property owners who have to foot
the bills.
TRAVEL this way is becoming enor-
:. my one with half an eye cou'
s':o this morning when the Dako-
Y, nd North Pacific were at Union
Il rf-the former with upwards of two
N Indred on board, and the latter with
A eighty odd.
Y Dr. Hunt went to Port Discovery to-
A day. He will be in Port Townsend again
4 t)r business about the 18th of May. See
notice elsewhere. He has been crowded
with work during his recent protracted
stay here, and his return will be looked
Y for anxiously.
1 SoHn. Gen. Harney, Capt. II. H.
arrived this morning from Vic
toria whittier she had carried load of
nay from Coupeville. Capt. Lloyd IN
lorms us that there is considerable
freight from last years crops still to be
shipped from Island County.
I CAPT. Curtis Brownfeld was in town
today, attending to the Custom House
papers OF the steamer Washington,
winch boat is to be put on the Seattle
Whatcom route in place of the City o.
quincy, the latter to be hauled Off for
repairs preparatory to entering the
Skagit trade.
lHE Presumption Law, about which
there has been much anxiety lately, has
ueenreported repealed by Congress; but
lne report Is erroneous A bill repeal.
ing said law passed the lower House of
congress, but did not pass the Senate
30 intending settlers need not be
alarmed yet while.
tRAND Master Childs and Recorder
NeWcomb of the A. o. U. w. Order,
came down the Sound today on the
north Pacific and went to Victoria
according to the P0St-Intelhgencer they
nau splendid reception in Seattle. A
'umptuous banquet and grand ball we're
ainong the demonstrations gotten up in
'neif homer at that place.
IHE story told by Washington paper
Iay not be true. As it runs, Senator
0eck Oh Kentucky, who came poor boy
=" 'ns country from Scotland, worked
VA the same farm in Livingston county
WIS state, that Secretary Teller worked
Upon When they met in the Senate Mr.
DecK said: well, Henry, when we used
70 ufive old Browns oxen we never ex.
pec'ed to meet in the United States
'enate." mo, JIM" said Mr.. Teller
we didn't know there was such a
place."
Ninn,itnoo itou MADE miserable by indigestion, con,