, 1884-01-17
Weekly Argus.


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The steamship Mexico arrived TN
afternoon from San Francisco. She
brought 40 tons OF freight to tins port.
% tons of which were for Alaska, The
Idaho Is at the wharf also, from Port
iahu' ana Will i@"Ee curing 'Ne hiEn oi
i ldnha' O"p'' va" i''il i'i'oi -ii9 ''' 'iin'
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The steamer Dispatch IS Underg ng
some needed repairs at Union wharf
A couple OF JOINTS are being put IN he.
smoke stack, and some OF the tubes II
her boiler are being removed and clean
ed. She Will be ready Tor duty agaIL
early next week. 1he Dispatch has beei
running steadily now for about veal
and Capt. Morgan has made her do
splendid service.
SUDDEN DFATH.-Mr F. Albert Bart
lett, who went 10 Port Angeles yesterda,
on the steamer Hope, with a crew ol
sailors for vessel lying in that harbor
brings word that John Duun, an old resi-
dent of Clalam 1unty, died in his cha 7
yesterday, of heart disease. Mr.. Dunn
had long resided at Port Angeles, and
was We'll and laVoraoiy known to all the
oid settlers on fueet Sound
AcoIDENT-A serious accident oc
carred at Irondale this morning. Mr.
Woodley's team ran away with theiI
wagon,but were stopped without damage
Shortly after, Mir. John Behrens starte-
to back ms team down on the wharf, tax
lng the horses by tie bits. The lines
had been tied, and, IN backing, the Wag-
on crampeI, dtaWing them stllt tighter
The horses continued backing and eonIo
not be stopped till they went over the
wharf, wagon and al As tie tie was
well IN at tie tine. thtre WIS about teI
feet OF water where the team wen; over
Capt. Hastings, OF the FTg NJ p, I'M
mediately went to their assn ia -ce, and
saved the horses from dro"hint; bu
they were very severely hurt One o.
them probably tat lylnJured' lie team
vas fine one, being valued at abou
$500.
PUBLIC READING RooM.-The very
praiseworthy efflrts of tn ladies men
toned Yesterday, wi o so ,icited funds t,
establish long needed public reading