, 1886-07-01
From Yesterdays Daily

Cherries cents pound in the market
Miss Lizzie Davis, Of Dungeness, is in
town.
Coupeville carried prohibition by a
vote of Sc to So.
Our friend Mr.. Fulton is blacksmith
at Port Hadlock.
D.J. Zent is talked OF forcity marshal.
He is good citizen, and deserving.
Latimer's drug store is being cleaned,
painted and put in apple-pie order.
The Idaho took Alaska mails yesterday,
having secured authority from Washing
ton so 30 do.
Bowers & Fordham have moved their
paint rooms AID paper depot to the
ARGUS building.
Three horses have been entered already
for the races here july 81, viz: one from
Port Townse nd, one from Ghimacum and
one from Quilcinc.
The committee on collation. could not
call on everybody, and those who feel
willing to contribute eatables should
make the fact known at once There
will be big crowd to feed.
New SCHEDULE.-Steamers going
south will leave at l, p. M, hereafter, and
arrive at I, IL NJ, till further notice. The
Starr will bring the mails tomorrow as
usual, and the Washington will arrive
and leave fo. mp Sound at /.
The tug Mogul towed boom of logs
from O'Brien's camp near Dungeness to
Port Discovery. 1t was reported this
morning that she was ashore, and Capt.
Pierce went down on the Edna but
found the report mistake.
NoTICE.-All entrances for the sailing
race and boat race must be made prior
to 8, p. M, Friday evening Entrance
fees to be paid TO Il. L. Tibbals, jr. All
other entrance fees can be paid to the
same person, on the grounds.
TAKE NoTICE-All who desire to con-
tribute eatables for the Fourth-of-J July
collation., and who have not yet been
solicited SO to do, will please hand in
their names at once to the ARGUS Office,
or TO NJ l!IIAN II. SMITH.
Com. on COLLATION..
The Dispatch towed boom Of logs
from Crescent Bay to Port Discovery
this week. The Enterprise went to her
assistance last evening, towing for sever
al hours and then bringing the mails
and passengers from Dangeness. When
off Rocky Point this forenoon the Enter
prise broke her propeller.
Mrs. Mary Is. Reese met the ladies of
the ". G. T. T. last evening and made
many encouraging aud interesting re-
marks, which put new life into the organ
lzation. Mrs. Reese Will meet the ladies
Of Port Townsend this evening, June
Both, at Good Templars' Hall, at 7:30.
All are invited to attend.
A meeting of the Fourth-uf-J July com
mittee OF arrangements was held last
evening with full attendance and lively
interest. Several minor details were
attended TO, and it was decided to hold
another and last meeting on Friday
evening at 80 sharp, at which time it is
desired to have al moneys collected and
every item OF details fully looked after.
A communication Was received from
Lieut.. W. p. Goodwin with the informa-
ton that owing tt, the transfer OF troops,
and family bereavement, he would be
unable to attend to the duties of Marshal
OF the Day. wheFeupon Sir. D. J. Zent
was elected to that important position.
Henry Landes was appointed commit
tee to confer with Capt. Moore, OF the
Wolc0tt, relative to firing q salute. The
committee on transportation reported
| that tie excursion from Seabeck, Port
Gamble and Port Ludlow would be
| brought by the steamer Louise, and that
| half fare rates had been secured on oil
local transportation lines. The outlook
Is favorable for most completely enjoy,
able time.