, 1884-01-03
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VIII he '''' warm ."E ~u""- n!~ remains
nave been carefully h"Hi'ri out OF the
i'o i"F' i"NLN'nd ARGUS is printing
-''' zeal 70! matter late. y "t "a Nta's'
'.e'H' hiNloFicu md a'~'HP''V" nature
hi"i Is adding greatly to the interest "i
Tue p'tS'. '~'-i"ts'.'@'""''-
In" QHImg@r Manufacturing Company
are beginning the new year Alright. hy
Inserting AN advertisement G.. their bU~i-
mess IN the AETUS. They are prepared
n give the best of satisfaction IL tar.r
line, and orders will "a" promptly attend
ed TO.
Boon BROKEN. Afrw day ~" the stmT
Libby left Olympia with "a raft contain
ing "'RteI fc"t Of logs for the mil at
Port townsend On tine 10Th inst, wien
oil Fox Island, near St"liacoom' the
steamer was caught IN SqUaIl' and the
rattcane to pieces and the logs scattered
along the heaeh Tor three or tour nile
"iII al last accounts lAat steamer WAS
engaged III PICKING lHeh up "ht VIII
P'oo'''E 'S 'S.'' IA II - '"7 TIC
HIe"'eI portion I'll 'Hei"'
Mr.. +. \. Bartlett offers some excellent
bargains IN town lots III John BaTtletts
addition with provlSo that puTchas
ers shall proceed to build upon and i'm.
prove the property. The idea Is an eX-
ceiient one and Will. II followed out, re-
suit ~ ''''''-,S i'i'''' '''ii' - 'ii1 CIV u
oi '"e 'o"'' u"ti'iS ''ie coming ear Ie
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increasing o''' P'pu!''l"H III 'il'i' "Se'
An explanation seems necessary IL
eJnne 'tlon with cGr H1hday edition
Las Week we sent II "a pEb.i' hing h"uss
III Portland an order Tor Two read!
printed pages ter tie edition, eXIertIns
II PRINT the other tWp pages at humt-
MAKING the paper Just dbnhle !he orIin
arE SIZE. Up to the present e,however
nothing has been heard from the order
although the publishers to whom 1t Wa
sent are III the business ii getting
ready prints: We therefore have to 90 tC
press with d smaller IzId supplement
printed both sides al h,E.e- All tht
home reading matter, however, Will bt
Inserted therein So that the edition !
just as v,;,uaJie is il 0theTwi.sa w,ulG
hive hren-
Port Lndlow saw mil. situutd ON Fl p
biy of Pot LulIow. ocrupit, nr,,l,a;,i
the hest mill site on Prqat Sonnd m
bay Is small and we'll protected agaius
winds, while affording ample room a,
deep water for any number of the iargrs
vessels. 1t was selected with great saga
city by the late Arthur Phinney. til,
builder of the first mill the re- At tn
upper end Of the bay is a stream of fre>i
water u hich so freshens the water of th
bay that saw logs remain in the boom 70
an indefinite length of time without il
jury from the toredo or borer that a,
tacks logs and piles IN salt water Th'
new mill, projected and partially con
structed by Mr.. Phlnney previous to In.
untlmely death, and since completed o
larger scale by the Puget Mill Com
pahy VINO purchased the property, Is on
oi the largest nnest and best appomte'
sa" mills IN the Wolld, much less o,
fuget Sound. 1t has eapicity of abou
z-o'oOo 1or every twelve hours run. Tie
fuget MN 20 mas a vast amount of cap
tai, and 1t IS safe to say that they viii
continue 10 carry on an extensive busl-
n7sS at TINS point
BRITISH COLUMBIA Productions 70
THE Z. S. FISH COMMISSIONER
Il. Swan, Esq, agent for the Q. S. Fisi
Commission of Washington, received b
the Geo. E. Starr from Victoria yes
tsrday, one case assorted salmon il
cans, and one can of fish guano sent by
Joseph Spratt, Esq, proprietor of tb,
[1Ih w OfkS OF bul .
rArd Inlet Part of the salmon ara sal