, 1883-12-13

Thoma. .'a-'.~. a....- &C.. .r-,-
manufa.:Ir B.. o.. r...-a .r, lr i.alla,.d
l. ~P.-iln& t f"S .ias< "n ;r. Ipund
! f,ur day~' raiu il. 8rl,l,h Colmhi:
did -rrat damage - bridges. etc. A
. New Westminster Iu' iuc,s.-, If rain fcl
IN - hour.
Jacob Hoover, after tr!in- the bank
IuE hU~.a--- - Er.:e> iir-, and Lewis
ron afterwards. has @.ycu it up. and !,
now l"olsin- #p a n..s. location.
Naturalization - Impressed a: Win
. uipe- at the ,nriIit.n-y measures :, .urt
Ell hy the edominioug, government in OPEN
ing thr 'niir belt AID other reservations
to h"me-tradiuI- utacrgrIeyancas.b how
ever, remain. ami tt" !,"I.Ir 9IH not be-
satisfied Eli all ;,'c rcdra~~,,i.
/ ChILnEEN's Social. - About - of
the 1om@ fo.Ls of tie PrcsI,y yterian Sab
bath School met AT the mansc last eve
ninS The pastor and family kindly
aided 10y the parents of the children.
made al possible ar.".l@eme y.;s Eor tAei.
happiness, and from 6 p. u. until 10
O'Clock all went right mnrri!y.
" EDDIE@ At 0LYlPIA. Mr.. Fran.
Dayton. prosperous hardware dealer
of Portland, Or, ur.d Miss Nellie Me
Mickcn, one Of Olymrias : faircst daugh
tiers, were married at the residence Of
the brides father, ,;rn. William Nc
MicArm, IN Olympia yesterday morning
at o'clock. The newly married couple
at once started on trip to the Eastern
States. to he gone ubuGt four months.
On their return ihev viii resi,le IN Port
land.
Major Wass"n. special agent of the
treasury department, had ;,u interview
WithlNr. Oakes last night in reference to
bonded warehouse and bonded route. 1t
was brought to the attention of Mr..
Oakes that the branch from kaIama to
Portland had not yet been bonded and
he Immediately telegraphed instructions
in regard to the matter. The o. r. SN.
route from Tacoma to Victoria is also to
b. E"Edcd and the necessary steps taken
III once IL pgu! II! handle foreign goods
IN transit Tacoma Ns,rs OF Dec. 4th.
The Rev. Jno. Reid arrived from Vic
t"rIa Yesterday. lie reports the Prcsby
terian ciu!c:i ;hc'e partially burned. =
eng iaPiGiy rtcC instructed, and VIXEN
viii bc Il much finer cditic..
than bcfu!e The tiIe The school room
also, is much larger, and So constructed
that both school and church can be |
thrown into one if necessity demands this |
step The electric light poles, wires and |
rettectorS are III due position, and unal,y |
evening that fair city may realize the |
benefits accTuing from its enterprise |
Could not Port Townsend have one or |
Two lights of this character, instead of
.he proposed gas:
The service of Song rendered in the
church on Sabbth evening
ast was, as anticipated, the best recital
yet given-the anth IN "Oh that men
would praise Him" was, iven with file
affect, and as it was the first attempt
1t chanting by our young friends de-
serves due commendation. The choir,
as usual, rendered valuable aid, aud are
also entitled to merito rious mention.
The children will not gain come before
the public until they meet beneath the
Christmas tree, and welcome their friends
with joyous greeting. The collection
amounted to Sl9.10, and the best thanks
Of the pastor and members of the church
are accorded to the congregation for the
same
The Boulon-Moore entertainment
last evening was very largely attended,
and to say that it gave satisfaction but
'aintly expresses the sentiments of the
audience. Prof. BoElon's violin playing
was something exquisite, while Mr.
Moore's facial contortions and comicali-
hes were laughabl0 enough to provoke
nirth in the most sedate. His carica-
ture of Ex-Governor Ferry's facial eY-
pressions and attitudes in arguinga di-
yorce case created uproarious merriment.
Prof. Boulop's Chinese character was
twice as natural as life, and he managed
to get in few laughable local hits.
Mrs. Boulon's musical abilities did full
justice to expectations. 1t was intimat-
ed that these artists may visit Port Town
send again in 4 few days, and the audi.
ence was assured that in such event an
entire change of programme would be
presented.