, 1884-01-24
From, Mondays Daily.

Dan Dale is buildi ng cottage in the
,dge of town near the Port Disco 7ery
road.
Union prayer meeting this week on
Thursday evening at the NJ. E. church,
conducted by Rev. John Reid, Of the
Presbyterian Church.
DIR. Doane's lecture on "Meteorology
tonight, at Good Templars' Hail at Z 30.
The speaker usually has something to
say before saying it, and presumably his
,lfort on tn IS occasion will be well worth
Iearing.
ID. w. Smith has already sold the four
OTIS he advertised for sale in this paper
less than a week ago. He Is a rustler.
aud keeps for sale only the choicest los,
and at prices that do not indicate dis
position to drive people away.
The attention of the road supervisor
in this district is respectfully called to
he fact that the bridge across the slouGh
above town nee Is repIirilg sadly. Some
of the piles are eaten by the toredo, and
whole sections will go down some day il
new piles are not put in.
The safe now IN use in the county
AUDITORS office was made in Philadelphia
some forty years ago, and is no doubt, a
model pattern of the kind at that time;
bu' in comparison with the elegant,
time lock, burglar proof edifices of today
it reminds one of an old war veteran re-
tired on half-pay.
Mr.. Norman r. Smith went today to
DangenesS and Port Angeles He viii
file with the auditor of ClalaIn county
his plat of the portion of Port Angeles
recently surveyed by him. We under
stand that Mr. Smith has leased Capt
BoIles' residence for couple of years,
and that Mrs. Smith will be home SOON
from San Francisco.
A gentleman wishes 10 correct our
item published during the olidays about
Ch 'macum, wherein Messrs. Bishop and
Eldridge were referred to as though they
were the first settlers in the valley. A
gentleman named Kellogg, it seems,
built the first house there; William
Briggs, son of Judge Albert Briggs, of
this county, built the second house, ard
Z. :. Robinson Esq, now Of Chimacum,
built the third house 1t is well enough
to be as nearly correct as possible in these
matters, and we are glad 10 give credit
where credit Is due
Another of the very pleasant dancing
parties given under the auspices OF the
Y Y l.. D. club, took place in Fowler's
Hall last Saturday evening. This was
decidedly an enjoyable affair; there be-
ing fifteen couples and lew extra gentle
men present. The excellent music fur
nished by Messrs. Peyser, Glenn and
Clark, was particularly marked fea-
tuGe; in fact the pleasure given to all
during the entire evening Was indeed
worthy of the clubs efforts,and the event
will remain conspicuous as cne of the
brightest, as yet, of their series of
'socials." Verify, in the bright honr of
pleasur, the Y Y. l. DIS go Little Dew
ils) shine with lustre.
The revenue cutter Richard Rush is in
our hdrbor from San Francisco. 1he
Rush Is under command of Capt. L. c.
Hooper, and is at present at the disposal
OF Maj. Bialeley who is making tour
of the life saving stations on the north
Pacific COST. We learn that the Rush i'll
be in port day or two. Her offio ers
Wolcott. We acknowledge an in-
vitation to attend Icial hop to be
give "a FOW.er's Ha this evenin by
the off ers OF Il Wo CT il hoaor OF
| their g-est5. C~pt koJIer was .or q