, 1888-01-26
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Fred II. Terry .ett yesterday f,r a
visit 20 San Francisco.
A Chinook took ali the snow off sun
day followed by mild weather GA Mon
day accompanied with slight ram
DR.. Wil!ison went 10 Port Discovery
Oh the Edna to attend Ms O'Hara, VII"
Is sick.
Gcnn'y officials, especially clerks Of
cnu:ta-aud sheriff, are mneh iD:e5e.tsd
ia the bjIl which has ptsssd iEe C-unclL
dmI!ishin. their Ices
There we're twenty passengers ou the
Umatilla now guaranteed at Vie:1'ia,
for Seattle, Tacoma, and uEe X. J. DAVIS
for this city.
The police authorities of the city
should keep their eye on fresh impar-
tarion f tramrius vacabonds and bard
ru;s, IA; were driven ont Of Sr"t-jc.
Havr them II vecu,
Gov Semp'e, and the woman sutfrdEF
Inembcrs Of the legislature, were receipt
entg, the other i ay. Of package by mail
containing a supply Of feminine petit
coats. as 4 tok,n, d5u' tIess, of services
rendered.
d. P. Ballard, lawyer of Vancouver,
who preferred charges agaiust Judge
Allyn, of the Olympia district, has been
arraianed in the Supreme Court for dis
barment. TIE hearing has been con-
tinued to July 10th. Meantime he is
suspended from practice uG!il final hear
ing.
The Methodist UuiTeraity committee
of Puget 5purd meets today at Tacoma.
A letter received in this city says that
Bishop Foss. who has lean delayed en-
route By the storms, will reach Tacoma
IN lime 10 attend It, ben it is expected
the location of the University viii be
s, tiled.
Judge Whittlesey has returned from
Olympia. He reports that the Sharp
stein RAILROAD bill regulating the trans
portation rates will not pass both
h.arsches of the legislature. It is to be
hoped. in the interest of new railroad
building that it will not. He also
doubts the passage of the Capital re-
moval bill this session.
News was received here yesterday of
the death of Mrs. Amelia Kuhn, wife of
DIR. Louis Kuhn, a Brooklyn, New York,
on the 22nd inst. Deceased was the ell
dest daughter of the late T. W. Petty
grove OF this city, anl was we'll and fav-
orably kuown here. She leaves two
brothers aud three sisters, and host of
friends
The Olympia Standard says the recep-
ton given TO the legislature last Satur-
day evening was grand affair. The at
tendance was composed of the Governor,
Territorial officers, members of the legis-
lature and many other invited guests,
from various sections of the Territory,
who happened to be sojourning at the
capital. However, we do not discover
in the published list any Of the lobbyists
who are seeking TO get the capital away
from the Olympians. present. 1t whsD't
for their benefit.
Last week The ARGUS noted the fact
Of small pox being in San Francisco, and
the danger of its appearance in Port
and urging the authorities of
the town to vigilenily guard against the
appearance OF this fearful pest here.
Yesterday dispatch was received by the
agent OF the Pacific Coast steamers in
this city that the Umatilla just arrived
from San francisco at Victoria with a
case of small pox on. board, and was at
once quarantined at that port for four
teen days Thus it will be seen. that
unless the utmost care is observed by
our proper officials, the pest may be
brought here. Be vigilant against it.
The Seattle Times of Saturday con-
tanned the following, headed Laid up
for Repairs:'' There was story float
ing about the city today to the effect
that well known customs official, lately
retired, is at present confined in the Ma
rine hospital at Port Townsend suffer
ing from a dislocated shoulder. Just
how the shoulder became disIocated was
not clearly shown, but it was intimated
that it was a case of I'm the wrong
pew" or "Get out, you bold intruder"
The mishap is said to have befallen the
intruder while in Seattle one night this
week, and if the story were properly
written up it would be real funny"