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, 1884-03-13
Weekly Argus.
THURSDAY, MARCH IL. I-Sl
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+, the position Of night inspector III the
custom house.
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-, has inst returned fro,a Texada
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',p : IRON Co.
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country '7 70 anu 'ii'' iSl"ii'' ol
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Nothing can eYemgiify the rapid
growth and increasing Importance Of
our town more than the piles OF mail
bags and express packages that are daily
landed here from the Sound steamers.
A full dray load came ashore from the
Starr this morning.
Ten petit Jurors were summoned this
morning Inv Sheriff Sheeban. but we're
all perempforiIy DISCHARGED because
there were no women among them. The
Jndca and ProsecutInc Attorney both
held that the law had been ignored. Of
another LOT of ten brought in. all of whom
were women. eight were excused because
they had nursing inflnts. His Honor
wanted TO know If all the women in Port
Townsend had vounn babies.and was in
formad nv the Sbariff that they had
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, 1884-03-13

Since the commencement of the Sa-
mish drive the neighborbood of Edison
presents busy appearance. The Sa-
mish Logging Company have about
S.OOO,OO0 feet cs logs IN the river, and
ign water affords an excel
nity for driving and boom
, 1884-03-13
NOTICE..

THE Port Townsend Mill Co. commence manu-
i featuring lumber Monday, March 3D. Orders
left at the mill Office with the Secretary will be
filed in the order received Terms. strictly
Cash. No exception to this rule. Orders from
abroad, to insure attention. must be accompanied
by cash. A. 4. PLUMMER,
fs1-dw-tf Secretary.
, 1884-03-13


The president has appointed ScwelI
Iruax and +. c. Ferguson, of Washing,
ton Territory, commissioners to the cot
ton centennial at New Orleans These
gentlemen served as Speaker of the
House and President of the Council. re
sPecIvely. ia the last Legislature. F-3l-
ably the President wants them to p;rk
NJ a few items in the East 50 that they
WAT 'gt laws 90 through in such fnd-
aInd condition next time.
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nnhIiSbaas oF tba Daily Critic. of that
citv The latter naner will be merged
into Al. forr,ar The new nronrietor.
will carry on the Courier as a daily and
weekly, and will push it forward witt
| their well known vim and ability. Mr..
Baglev has been in the editorial ranks
on Puget Sound for ten or eleven years
as publisher OF the courier ana we are
sorry 10 rose HILL i,i' "''0i a,i0' .'"'
I,o,,orolIo .n5 oantIamanIv mennbar of
the craft. He will continue owner and
manager of the magnificent job printing
establishment accumulated during these
! years OF newspaper experience II h''S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

Po1r TOwNsKND STEAMBOAT TAIN
Ths Argus says: Az intimxtSd hereto
feee In these eolumns, the time has
cone whom Port Townsend business
usa must see 10 il that all the trade
naturally tributary to this place 10 oon-
eeotsatsd here. II We cit IN idleness
and sa6er trade to be diverted 81 other
eAAnnsls Ve shall be the losers, no mat
~ Who In 10 blame. Captain Bsecher
ssfuses to carry the mail through twice
week 70 Semiahmoo, alleging that he
nanoe perform the service. The rsa-
- D oanuot 10 apparent 70 any per-
- Who stop 70 consider that he Roes
tetouGh 70 Seattle every week. A suit
~ steamer, making its headquarters
IN. can 60 tO Semiahm0o twice \
ssek easily enough. We learn that
1eA one can be had, and that IL Port
Townsend business men encourage the
9Atees they can force the trade whore
naturally belonRs. Another thing,
nsdRes down among the islAnds are
nfaely carried through % the east aids
eaAaa tse goods being bought in
uoaatis. People between here and S.
olAemoo would generally prefer to
seease tAsis goods in Port Tovnssnd,
- eeey lase 70 pay "a pes ton for hAv-
- ~ Ams frsiQhtsd 20 them. while
x ~ osher side they get IL all the way
~ eeattls for 80 cents and 81 per
- eAAll - allow this 81. oontinue,
WI ~ encourage Captain rom
uslQAt topot on the Elixs Andsrson :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

tSnohosuish Eye. I

Frous parties Who have recently
pa sed over the new trail running from
Mr.. isarrimer's place on the south side
Of the marsh to Seattle, We have Learned
some interesting facts, which il j.
proper - notice. both ~ a matter of in
fofmafion 70 future travellers by that
route. as veil a. showing the enterprise
ana pluck OF the new settlement that
has sprung up 20 recently, and which
'mpietes the chain Of settlement be-
tween Ssattls and Snohomish. We will.
Tor convenieuce sake. take the rsverse
cs,urss, working from our end of the
trail instead Of from seattle, o. did sur
informant. 1 he trail, starring from Mr..
Ltrriners place. n cut out twelve feet
vide and Ia good condition, following
general south westerly o.'Grss. u Mr..
Honmnns place IN srction Il, township
~, range 8, q distance of over four
miles. FroW here n the northeast cor
ner OF section -, distance Of about
half a mile, the trail vas not blazed
and caused our informant Considerable
delay, however. this will be remedied
immediately. From the sorsheast to
the southeast corner of section -
the trail 10 we'll blAzed and
easily followed. though not cat out.
From the latter point the trail il opened
twelve fest vide ~ Squak slough. whore
It intsessotD the county road from b.
attic, which though ous out twelve test
vide end ope0ed sOn,e time Gnoe, has
filled up TO . considerable extent, and
viii require an expenditure of about
$50 70 render II ht for wagoninR. We
have, then, an overland route which
PLACES 10 within thirty miles Of seattle,
and Wnioh viii evsntually be shortened
several miles by following a more Reuer
ally southvestsFiy ooulse 70 connect
with the telegraph trail in section ~ 0f
township n, range 1, a6Ording an out
lot for setttsrs on the S1ond In town
ship n, range 8. This work has been
accomplished, not by public expendi-
ture, but BY individual enterprise aud
muscle. In the two weste q tiers Of
sections sf township "a. rauRs 8. through
which shis trafl passes, are about twenty
i've actual settlers, whose energy, per-
severance and public spirit have built
this trail % far, and who intend 70 open
II its entire length before calling ON the
c0uuty for sofvey and other assistance,
which when asked should be extended
promptly. Unfortunately not only for
land hunters but for the welfare Of oar
ooonty, she whole of fractional town
ships n, ranges and 4, especially the
latter, lying adjaooat to this new ssttle-
nent, an the west, 10 owned by foreign
corporations and spsculatsrs, limiting
the settlement 70 it, present boundaries.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24


The local correspondent OF the Wa!la
Walla Journal writes that papsr a. fol-
-.
''
SEATTLE, Jan. i6.-l nave met several
noted men OF laee, And ieass' ous not
last. Julius Lehman, onos a citizen OF
wahA waiia. no nAs cnalHo " ssote
out on the railroad, ana u 70 safe % say
he will always nave Rood pos,tion II
any are TO Do mad. he II ~ coundennai
a ever.
Al. murray, Aescait anu o'nor pias!er-
ers from Walla waila are here; Also Mr..
Box and family, ana overbeck' the tei-
e1raph operator.
Dicx Jones mas music ssote nero,
and represents himosi a son In Rood
shape.
The temperance ana onefcn elenens
y large mere. ana Al tne onufcnss are
n!ie4 every bonday morning ano eve
nanR,and evenings dannR !ne weeA Hlso.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

b.M OvyIcxas. annual election
eeecss and directors Of the First Ma
u Bank here and at EllsnshurG
- psacs during the last week. OF the
Ssk1na bank the officers are - follows;
s.a.esot, ]. r Lewis; viss President
-. N:niss. Edward Whitson Assist.
Uaeier. Joseph Feusrbaoh Direct
:. 4. Lewis, Z. Whitson. Charles
enser, Hovsrd Lewis and A. W,
The oflcers Of tue Ellensburo
~; President, ]. 4. LsUis Viol
osat, Edward Whitsou Cashier
6e≤ Directors, Lewis, Whit.
~. Eagle, David Murray and
ootd Lewis. - Yakina Sisnal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

A 00D stated IN t00 lh6t OOltbx bd-
-, - railroad company and Oregon
1..seruotion Company discontinued
- h this vioinity. and discharged
m tSeir men. Tho track layers, bridge
s.sia~rs and other men in the employ
~ rnilppad company were furnished
~ transportation 70 Portland, but
~ n. @. mpany's meu were left to
~ Tor themssives. A. fast - the
is11sr vers discharged from the various
s.~m above here they came 70 this
~, - ~ their wages, and ~ . result
- 40 OF these men were within Our
~ Inias on Saturday ri ht, oype0tinR
~ railfoad company TO pass them 70
Pnrtiend, This the company refused
= 10. and the men held q meeting in
NeC(ty Hall, which had bsen furnish-
MN RSntuitously 40 . lodging apart
-. nd decided 70 take tbs train
~ Il came on Monday night. Soon
sSHer the arrival Of the trair they board
- h. and refused either to vacste or
~ theif fare. The effieses remOnstSa-
~ vith them. but 70 no avail. until
Traadey afternoon. when they we're psr.
sreded 20 leave the cars upon the NAV
~.,omieino 70 use h,s influence 70 a.
~ 1hem passes 70 Portland. Al soou
Sihe psu had abandoned the train il
suiIod oot for PAlouss Jnnction, and tbs
-, Yeturnod 20 the CITY Hall. They
- urovided With soDpor Tuonday
s:s.ino ana bseakfast Wednesday
~.in. 4 tha sxpense Of the oisv. Al
"a ocIock Wednesday forenoon the cit
- held q meeting. at voich 4 tele-
- from n. UBrien vas Rad
Ssfino that the oomnanv vould
NJ ths man ont for half fsre.
~ thsv vould mot run their trains into
~ aifv until thsv we're ouaranteed uro-
1eSiion. Ths Nayor teiegraDhed baok
o1of ~ ofliccrs al the citv ana county
vonId do THAR dutv under the lav A
far a they we're Able. and il vas eener-
aIIv nndsrstood bv thosc .resent at the
ncetino that the citizens would respond
b snv call ON the mart Of the ofiicers.
4 committees vas cent ts the men in the
Aall 10 inform than a. 70 what the com
nanv would do. and also that the citi.
ssus would provide them with food no
L,oosr. The man received IN. in Sorm.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24
TO all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATrLE, w. T., July 81. 1889 !

OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PU0Er)
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEAITLE. w. T.. July 81. 1889
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w Date August 10. 1873 executed In pur-
suance OF IN ordinance approved August
u, 1673 tho city Of Seattle conveyed to the
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south Of King street. In said city Of
Seattle. In. along. around and about Elliot
bay. from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and,
whereas. The legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of Washington. BY an Act
approved Sovember & lS7a ratified and
confirmed mid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions, which have been fully
performed By said Company; and.
Whereas, Said Act OF the legislative
Assembly vested the title of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. in fec sim-
Whoress Tho United States has aooui.
eDcod In aid grant and conveyance and,
Where's. The said Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com.
pany hag transferred and conveyed all oi
aid lands 70 the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore. the eaid Columbia and
Pu9ot Sound Railroad Company hereby
give. notice that It claims tie exclusive
light to occupy said lands and to erect
wharveo and other structures thereon.
and that al persons are hereby notified to
relfain from occupyinR q entering upon
any of saad laaae without the consent In
Wfatin& of sid Columbia and Puget
coLTHBiH cSS15 ifd { PGGRTs SyGEs
HE. p. WEYn0UrH.
jy8 y Aaistaht Superintendent.
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AFew 8pectalttes
TO m HAD At
BLANCHARD E co.'s,
VIZ,
Val Blats nilWaukee Beer,
Red Case Genevs Gin,
IL and ) Star Brandy,
Msdoira, Port and
Sherry Wines,
Domestic anA Inpsges1:
louis Rhoderer, Mumm's 4
Heidseick Champagne.

Alasvs quantity a u ju1e1y sslsas1Asd
Imported Al ard Pugtog. % ~ taAo
and for eamfly ~ 81 evQGytA1ng appoe.
tanning 70 . Wel etookod l1Quoe Stoeo q
vifsd . hopost 6slose DaFsAaanG 49,
Rosnemhw. - ssal u JDG0B NOOAI
B6aaNoa anA Rye WhlekieA an1 = 49,.
0WlaU0 BLANCHARD Z Om
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

49,. e,a Market. Front and 6aneea
~ Afrsss . 6ns stock Of applea,
sctA poultry, game. cannsd
sS ~ In this market; aAuI
yg test, pstatoss veRstahlsl
eeA hna Of maFket produce
a9ent Tor Booehb eslsbsased
sessn. received every Thuss
fru0 Baltimore. le-lm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

professional cards. p par month for one
* md Ss per month for one-hAIf inch.
LocsIs Is cents line for one week. and
- oeuts Q lins per month.
C0mmcrcial advertising. " An inch for
- -, sad q IN inch per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

p,oeses,enal cards - per month for one
- m n sOper month for one-l.alf inch.
~seHL i0 zen . line for oae insertion.
- = ceutS line per month
n.2SSrciel aAvertising. u per isch for
~IeeftiOo. and - per month
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= sassus only ios. nj tAs Cold
60 apaAs. ~
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Try .0oad RAs" smoking tobacoo'
tvo ounce packages. somsshin9 uev
and splsndid. For sais only At Mont
Romssy'a. no
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-24

e room No. 2, Aarshall's building.
1 Commercial and Washington
Hours from 7 70 10 .. m, every
oay except Saturday. Tuition,
49, u advance, eS pr month. !
~ - many yesrs OF experience In
sss. eennen aud will give special At
% the following branches: book
6 arithmetic, busins0 cosrs-
S.s psnmanship and lumber sur
Fupdls can commence at any
- A. ". Y0UH0.
AcAL-Prof. Nitschke ID In tow
~ ~ part in the concsst Of th1
oaelsey - per program advertised
Iuesday. Orders for sauinG
vlA book store viii fecsivs
egeeotiou. 1915
1eus. eanet-sveepers, the Be-
y tho Golden Rule BaxAa1
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uorgl ARaBvAA.

-o,.xr
+. c.,t,,., N,,h G. Rnokriem, ,Biuatn
IN stsrUs3. Whtom w GILMORE, Edison
Lou OounnSy' n HcSsiurv.
as:y C..u, Hont.r.
A"n'' Wh.s:o,u i Shea. White River
Maggie Connsliy, " DAvis ..
! Hov.ra' fscoua S n A ssliar.
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EeR. bsatsss, worth 5Oo., yoa can hu!
- the Golden Ruls BasAar Tor ioe
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aeyeRrislnc RATES.


P,eee.iooai cards. . per month 70. one
y "a q per mouih for one half inch.
Locals 70 cents line ,n,s1"r. ,or one snd a
- 4 line per month
eC.mereinl advertisements. 50 cents an
-. sereion, Sl.50 an inch for six
s.sscns. q 40 inch for tao weeks $40
~" ~ssks. and s. per month.
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1e..' net.sveepers, the bsss
= the Golden Rule BasaaS,
etsooe. z3S
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CcRON HOUR-HORaB POWER TO
Z any larger siss wanesA- Al sxtsa ~
duosaHent y o0sFed 70 ~ party wh0 -
cures tse 0tae 6 ~ ho0o1o W0tvSG.
ound. either min o. e1ssinssagine. Ikis
o. koa6D nod uDttl 1oAguAEy 10 n Q.
deP . intSoauce theu. knowla9 TIA
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ties upon an equal footing, would increase
the voting power of the United
Kingdom by about 100000. OF this
number England would furnish $780,
600, Ireland DOC, 600 and Scotland 200 900, and
this result was certainly worth attaining If
the house took broad view of the matter
the enfrarchisement must be considered de-
sirable. The people were trustworthy, and
as voters, under the constitution, were
the strength of the constitution. Sir
John Hay objected to the bill,
because it excluded the redistribu-
ton, without which this extended franchise
would give the Nationalist ninety seats in
parliament and place a tremendous power in
their hands. Lord Randolph Churchill op-
posed the bill. He said that agricultural
laborers had no knowledge of political oues-
tons, and no concern in them. At this point
an adjournment was voted, in spite of the
protests of Gladstone.
The Parnellites and Scotch members an
pear generally pleased with the bill. The
English Liberals are disposed to object to
the extension of the franchise unless it is
coupled with redistribution, on the ground
that it will strengthen Ireland and Scotland
at the expense of England.