, 1886-03-25
From s1o-daS's Daily.

| From sIo-da&'s Daily
| District court.
The local mill started this morning 10
cat lumber.
Mr.. X. Mcdonald, of Friday Harbor,
went home today
Work Of moving the Franklin hotel
commenced today.
Seven of our Chinese took passage on
the Idaho for Portland.
Col. Enoch May, the Oreas island
fruit raiser, Is in town.
Mr. S. Baxter was passenger cn the
North Pacific this morning.
Board OF Trade meeting Wednesday
evening at $50, at tie Bank.
Capt. Powell, Indian Agent at Neah
Bay, Ia in town attending court.
W. c. T. q. meeting tomorrow evening
at the residence OF Mrs. Jackman.
The Goldendale Sentinel has been
enlarged to an eight-coIumn paper, and
Is improving III CfC4S lCSPSS''
Pilot George, of the steamer Idaho,
took passage on the steamer North Pa
cific for his home in Victoria.
Can't. E. H. McAlmond, of Dungeness,
returned today on the Dispatch; also,
Mrs. A. Q. Davis, of that place.
Mr.. John P. Ryan, OF Leland, is in
town on his way to San Francisco to
rest and recuperate in California.
Tom Cavanaugh, public printer, an
nounccs that he Will soon have the
session laws printed aud distributed.
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon. is an
active Iaw-maker. ever alert in the inter
est of his constituents. We are indebted
to him for valuable pub. does.
Judge Greene and the following at
torneys arrived from up Sound this
morning to attend court: g. NJ. Haller,
James McNaught, j. C. Haines, j. d.
Metcalf
n. S. Porter, of Olympia, prosecuting
attorney in that district, has taken
advantage OF the cheap railroad fares TO
revisit his old home in Ohio after an
absence of many years.
The familiar features of Hon. John 2.
Judson, of Tacoma, were visible on our
streets today, wreathed in smiles as
mutual recognitjons and greetings were
exchanged with old friends.
Rev. A. B. Banks, of Seattle, will be
here April 10Th, on the occasion of the
union Sunday school convention, and
will preach twice on the Sunday follow
ing-probably once in one OF the churches
on the hill and once in hall in the lower
part of town.
On Tuesday, at Seattle, Miller was
bound over for the murder of Coleman
and Patten, after preliminary hearing.
Jas. 3. Lewis assisted Ronald to prose-
cute and attorneys Metcalfe and Roch
ester defended Miller will be tried for
the murder. Circumstantial evidence
alone produced yet.
Mr.. VIM. Payne recently sold his farm
at Dungeness to G. F. Clapp for $500,
and the latter soon after sold it to Mr..
G. 81. Lotzgesell for $4,000. Mr.. Lotz-
gesell is a thrifty German farmer who
has accumulated fortune in DungeLess
during the past twenty-five years. He
now owns six fine farms.
Owing to other matters that have
interfered, the Board of Trade meeting
to have taken place tomorrow evening
has been postponed till Wednesday
evening at 7:30, at the Bank. Each
member will be notified personally, and
as many more as are willing t. join, and
4 full attendance is earnestly desired
BUSINESS CHANGE.-Ou young friends,
Frank Pettygrove and Herbert l.. Bur-
kett, are about dissolving partnership.
The firm of Pettygroye & Burkett has
become a Port Townsend land mark,
and our citizens will view its breaking up
of housekeeping very much as business
loss to the community. However, there
will be no material change, as Mr.. Bur
kett will continue the business at the
old stand, the retiring partners place
being taken by MIR. Charles Eisenbeis,
Jr. Mr.. Pettygrove retirss tomor-
row; what business he will engage in we
are not yet informed, but no doubt he
will find profitable and congenial en-
plavmsOt