, 1886-04-15
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Mr.. Hopkins, TIE Seattle Chronicle
man, is in town.
Look at Mr. Rostein's display of
Ladies' dry goods and dress goods.
Some of the stone for the foundation
otSpoor's new hotel is being landed.
Mr.. Kilham, representing J. K. Gill 6
Co, Of Portland, dealers III stationery, is
in town.
Mir. Baxter, of Seattle, was one of the
passengers to Neah Bay on the steamer
Dispatch.
Capt. Gilmore of this place has accept
ed the position of 1st officer Of the Dis
patch. ----~
Hrs. Cove, of Port Gamble, made q
flying visit to friends at the port of entry
E day or two ago.
Miss Lilly Miller, of Portland, is visit
ing old aequaIntances here with view
Of establishing herself as music teacher.
Capt. Benjamin, owner of the steamer
s. L. Mastick, left Yesterday on the Rus
iler TO attend to some unfinished busi-
ness along the route.
DR.. Minkler lost roll of papers day
or two since, valuable only to the owner.
ANY one finding the article would confer
great favor by returning it.
Steamer Queen of the Pacific arrived
early this morning from Nanaimo, and
proceeded to Seattle. She returns this
afternoon and sails at u. m for San
Francisco via Victoria.
Mr.. F. w. Pettygrove, Jr., and wife
proceed today to San Francisco OF the
Queen of the Pacific. Mr.. Pettygrove
goes to purchase stock of goods. Mrs
CHARLES Gerrish also leaves today foI
San Francisco.
Dr. Minor, of Seattle, has accepted an
invitation from Lieut.. Seebre, inspector
OF this lighthouse district, to take trip
with him on the steamer Manzanita, on
her inspection tour of the Sound, after
which he will proceed to Portland.
The boiler of the tug Holyoke Is being
taken out at Seabeck. The new boiler,
now on board the barkentine J. NJ. Grit
ls OF steel plates and weighs q tons.
Mate Seymour, of that vessel, remains
here until the boat is ready for running.
Engineer Harry Lord, who for many
years held the position of chief on the
steamer Shubrick, belonging to the light
house service, will return to the Sound
Is soon as the duty of turning that yes
sci over to the new owners has been per-
formed.
Read the new advertisement of Bank
rupt Stock fer lie. Il. = goods will
be offered tomoFroY, sud the sale will
s2ptinue for the next ninety days rsItIi-
on! ressrve-embE.oing all lines of ladies
dsy goods, dress goods, millinery, fancy
goods, cloaks, etc.
Capt. Wells, OF this place, has been
sppointed keeper Of the lighthouse at
Iaquina bay, Oregon. Capt. Wells has
held many responsible positions in the
navy and revenue marine service of the
United States, and though this is by no
means considered a promotion, it proves
shat tbs government has appreciated his
past valuable services.
The following dog taxes have been
bid since March 27: Howard Hill, tag
s; Col. Oliver Wood, IS; James Smith
j Henry Bash, 40; \. W. Bash, Al; L,
u. Hammond, 70; T. Delaney. 43; II
buFhtt, Il and %; \. J. Spates, 46; P
fetefon, AZ; MIS-. E. Olney, As; Franz
fetsgo<e-49; Capt. Mcintyre. 80; c
Lambert, 81 The city marshal is serving
ut notices to delinquent dog tax pa.er'
settle up forthwith il they don't wisl
o be invited to attend Judge Korter'i
log tax leyee. Those who have paiC
helF dog taxes are determined that th,
sohaqneAts must pay up O. be hauleC
'p. The city magistrate has taken of
Is coat and rolled mp bis sleeves, ant
ays he Will make the tax dodgers opeI
aeir eyes. Spates has sharpened up hi
pg knife, and has arranged with
aaler for the purchase of dog skins
ne Law wall be enforced to the letter
d ash barrel eurs will be scareer o.
our streets Since writing the abov,
Melnnes, NJ. %, has been added t
list