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Drum, loot the Horn and join the crowd 'al
come to
, 1888-09-20
81. Paul. Jiinn-. ana Port Townsend.

Hereafter and G4r one ear h"uc,. i','''
IuwB,end Will have sepi-m1uthIy III
| ter, published III the ~. Pau Pioneer
Press. II daily paper having a clrcuiaiI.'u
next largest of any daily in tie North
west, this circulation being thirty -Ix
thousand daily. The Port Townsend
correspondent will be selected by lead
ing citizens here, and who, il not desir-
able can be changed by local residents.
In addition Il general complete and
comprehensive write-up OF the city will
first appear showing the Shipping and
other advantages OF the city and section.
As the Pioneer Press circuiates chiefly
throughout illinois, Iowa, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Dakota, and
Manitoba, it will reach the section OF
country from which the most valued
immigration comes, Col. Tyner, the
Western Manager and editor of tine great
daily is devotiuG much time in gather
ing important statistics for the first
write up of Port Townsend.
The offer made by tue Pioneer Press
is by far the best yet presented to the
city and our citizens will subserve their
their own interests by subscribing lIber-
ally, fifty subscribers having already
been secured. II an hundred subscrib-
er5 could be secured Port Townsend
would have 4 letter o. column length
each week. Seventy-fye subscribers
gives US three letters per month, reach
ing the very readers most desirable for
immigration and capital.
, 1888-09-20
Interesting Meeting.

The opening Evangelistic service.
conducted by c. S. Mason, State
Secretary of the Y. III. G.. A. of Cali
fornia, was a notable success last
sYsning. A large audience assem-
bled at the Opera House at the ap-
pointed hour, and after singing and
prayer, Mr.. Mason delivered an able
and earnest address, full of the true
egangelistic spirit.
His whole talk was we'll calculated
to quicken Christian workers and
cement them more strongly in SYM
psthy with the chief objects O. evan
gslical activity. Mr., Mason isons of
the most successful and devoted Y.
L. G. A. workers on the coast and
his efforts cannot fail to do much
good.
Tho singing by Mrs. Elston was
highly enjoyed and we are pleased to
nots that she will favor the audience
again this evening. In order to give
all an opportunity to attend these
ssrTicss, prayer meetings will be sus.
pended in the Presbyterian and
Nsthodist churches tonight.
, 1888-09-20
Mr.. w. A. Revpolds,of -Chel,r4is,--re.

Mr.. w. A. Reynolds of -Chebs4isy--re-
| publican candidate for prosecuting at
! torney to succeed Jos. B. Robiusou GA in
| the Olympia district, is a careful, able
and very worthy young lawyer. His
mark is being slowly but surely carved
out. He will serve his district woIl, in
| the event of an election, which Is count
ed upon as among the certaiuties.
The Territorial Press Association will
meet this year DIT WalIa Wal!a, October
lst to 9th inclusive. 1t will occur dar-
iGg the annual fair in that city, when
there will be ii large number OF people
present. Most likely the meeting for
| next year will be secured for Port Town
send. The Press Association Is the
most important body to be secured, so
far as local benefits Of their meeting are
eOncerned-because the members go
home and write about the country in
their newspapers
Walter J. Milroy. of North Yakima, OF
the firm OF Milrey 4 Savage, Is the re-
publican candidate fol prosecuting at
turUey IN his district. Walter Is rela
tive Of the Wilson family IF this city,
and bright, young man.
Among the pleasant experiences at
Ellensburg, last week, was n drive
through that handsome town hy Mr..
Craig, formerly whartinger Of Union
wharf, Port Townsend. Mr.. Craig is
now one OF the solid capitalists OF Ellens-
burg.
From the Seattle Daily Times Of Sept.
Is: The Port Townsend ARGUS Of Sept.
Sth reached us this morning. And still
reform, according to the democratic
theory, startles the world. 1t is forty
miles TO Port Townsend, and there Is
supposed to be daily mail.
An effort will be made at the Seattle
Y. M. q. A. convention to employ q
travelling general secretary for the North
west. Should this be done Port Town
send will probably have large share OF
his work. The local association pledged
$50 toward his support.
There are only one or two. only one or
t,CO young meu in this city who make
themselves very conspicuous in creating
disorder in church and lecture gather
ings. Generally our youngsters are we'll
behaved. These two are giving our town
a lard name. They must be suppressed.
The Y. NJ. @. 4, OF Port Townsend,
held call meeting yesterday. and elect
ed as delegates to attend the the Seattle
convention, MessrG. Weir, Lochhort,
Hnsper Deulson EIiI w. r. aud A. +.
Learned, and A. NJ Thompson. They
decided to invite the next convention to
meet here.
John b. Allen OF ALA Walla was
nominated for delegate to Congress by
the seventeenth Republican Convention
of Washington Territory. 1t was the
largest body OF the kind that ever met
in the Territory, being composed of 242
delegates. Mr.. Allen is A years of age.
a native OF Indiana and was for ten years
United States District Attorney for the
Territory. He is considered very
strong cand ate and will undoubtedly
defeat the aspirations OF Charles S.
Voorhees, for third term. The platform
declares for protection and denounces
the Mills bill as crippling every industry
OF Washington Territory,-S. +. Chron-
ic!e.
, 1888-09-20

Bktn- Discovery from Frisco to load
coal at Hadlock.
Bktp- John WopGstor tp al at Taco
na.
Ship Harvester tr load lumb r at Port
Gamble for Australia,
British ship Albania from San Diego
to load wheat at Tacoma.
Arrived this morning Swedish bark
Atlantic to load lumber at Tacoma.
Am. ship Levy Burgess goes to Sea tie
to load coal.
Tug Tacoma started down the straits
this morning to tow ok. Samnset up TO
Tacoma.
British bk. Hussey reported at Port
Angeles, from HouoIulu. bound for Port
Blakely.
Steamship Alki arrived this morning
from San Francisco. and is discharging
freight at Union wharf.
Arrived yesterday British bark Antoi-
nette from Hong Kong. TO load lumb
at Tacoma for Shanghai.
, 1888-09-20
Grand Ball ut Port Discovery.

The completion of fine social ball at
Port Discovery on Friday will be cele-
brated by a grand ball therein on the
evening Of that day. The young men Of
Discovery, foremost among whom in this
matter have been Messrs. T. Macondray
and Dave Walker. have been for snme
time past raising funds with uhich to
erect the public ball needed The Mill
Company. Messrs. Moore & Smith, gen.
er"usly donated tue lmmber necessary,
and Mr., Jno. McInues of Port Townsend
took the contract at low figures for the
mechanical labor. The building is To-
Gated in a slightly position on the hill
aid is 36 by 80 feet in size, fitted up with
roomy stage, &c. The mill employees
have taken persona! pride in the enter
prise, putting in many odd hours work
ing upon the building.
On Friday evening, at the grand op
ening, there is 10 be a large attendance
Invitations have been sent out to Port.
Townsend, HsdlOck, Irondale, Dunge-
ness and other points. A banquet will
be served, and nothing will be spared to
render the occasion pleasant to all.
, 1888-09-20
Political Notes.

New wE5at is quoted at 81 cents q
bushel, net, at Walia Waila.
Edward johnson of CnIfax has con-
tracted to deliver 24,000 bushels Of
wheat this sea,oI at 90 cents Il bushel.
II timber claims are taken as rapidly
the coming six months 0s they have been
the last few months, there will not he
desirable claim LEFT in Chehalis county
by that time
The assessment of >ksgit county is
now completed and equalized by the
board # commissioners. The assess-
ment is 81. 413,056 against IL. .2i5, ,573 for
1887, q net gain of Sl67 1856 for the year.
-Skdgit NeiCs.
Alexander price has this year threshsd
IL, 800 bushels of wheat from 800 acres
A neat little average of forty one BUSH
els per acre. At the present price uf
wheat 1ir. Prics's net profits on the crop
will be about $1,000. .-Inidnder.
Tho Republicans If New York have
nominated ex-senator Warner Miller FOR
governor by accianation. The demo
crats call him wood-pulp Miller, in de-
tision, for having been one OF the first
to establish and carry on great Amefi-
can industry. His business will admir-
ably fit him for the work before him
reducing the democratic ticket to pulp.
Senator Voorhees, is said TO be il
shockingly bad temper since bis return
from Indiana. The story goes in WASH
ington that the other day his secretary
banded bin letter which contained an
inquiry as to the prospects in Indiana.
"Teil him." blurted out the great Dan,
vehementIy. "that Indiana has gone to
h. She'll give Harrison fifteen thous
and majorityF'
Thomas Form8n of East Jordan,
Michigan, for the past seven years vice
president and manager of the Pine Lake
Lumber Company of that state, has
been making tour Of inspection
through the lumber regions OF this coast.
At Gray's Harbor be took .un out into
the woods and partook of several meals
| with the loggers, who are by for beta T
fed, he declares, than the people who eat
at the city restaurants. He says the
food and wages OF the Puget Sound log
gers would be considered wonderful in
the Eastern logging camps.
, 1888-09-20
From zIoadax's DaiIs.

Street railway!
What has become of our gas works?
Repairs on the bby are progressing
finely.
Yes, a splendid rain. Settles the dust
splendidly.
Dave Walker is to be postmaster at
Port Disc very.
Jealousy gnaws some folk like botts IN
& sick horse, don't it?
Speed the work Messrs. ClapP and
Manly are starting upon!
Water street should be extended
| through to railroad fiat.
The late crop OF new additions to the
city bids fair TO be unusually large.
The early crop OF campaign lies bids
fair to be an average yield this year.
The Bartlett brick has reached the
| second story and is progressing rapidly
Port Townsend is assuming quite
thriving appearance as shipbuilding
center.
Miss Florence Bu5by, OF the ARGUS
typographical force. left this morning
for Oregon, for visit
| to make people appreciate tina temper
ate and healthful climate.
Secessions from the Democratic party
are becomming very numerous, almost
stampede in New York aud Conn.
The Rainier took the Dispatch's place
on the Neah Bay route this morning, the
latter boat being laid up for repairs.
Leigh Catch, son of Pres. Catch OF tue
territorial university died at the house
of his parents in Seattle on Saturday.
DIR. Nourse has telegraphed caocel-
| lation of his engagement ut this place.
Heiwiil bo in Vancouver, b. c., instead.
Advertising keeps up quite brisk these
days. The DAILY ARGUS will soon have
to be enlarged il this sort OF thing keeps
up.
Saturday was the Jewish day of atone
ment, and was generally observed by
persons OF the Jewish faith in Port Town
Sc nd.
| Miss Kate Walker, teacher OF the pub
lie school at Port Discovery, was in town
Saturday. Miss Walker taught sum
ner term of school at Leland.
We will have race between building
the street cars by Olapp & Oo. an1 the
construction OF the Port Townsend
Southern along our waterfront.
The poll tieiaa poli.ic-eth. and the
political hummer bummeth, aud the but
ton hole fen button -holeth. and things
in general are moseying along at lively
rate.
1t ia now definitely determined by the
Port Townsend Southern to begin grad
ing within a month. Tools have been
procured and three hundred men are 10
be turned loose on Jefferson County dirt.
Mrs. Gooch, widow OF the late George
Gooch. formerly of Port Discovery, has
returned from England to Port Town
send to reside. The lady is we'll known
hereabouts, and has many old friends.
The Denny referred to in these col
umns few days ago rs be ng interested
in hotel building in Seattle is Hon. Ar
thur A. Denny, brother of Hon. d. T.
Denny who is interested in our "Moun-
tain View" hotel.
What is that Board OF Trade commit
tee doing, if anything, on the tourists
hotel question? Does it really want
Port Townsend to have fine hotel? Ii
1T is not earnest and active another COM
mittee will bs asked for.
Kuhn, Ensembles, McNamara and
Others returned from the Eiseuhies mine
On Lopez Island this morning. They are
fully satisfied that they have struck a
boDauza and will pnt twenty men To
work within a week. The mine prospects
better as il is developed.
, 1888-09-20
From TUESDAYS Daily.

Col. Jim Steele is acting Mayor OF
Tacoma.
Thos. Phillips will bnild tWo-story
brick on Water street.
Mrs. Webster is building on Was hing
ton street, oa the inclino.
Schooner, Webster has returned from
Behriug Sea with about 800 skins
CLARK county prohibitionists are said
to be IN line again. under Jno. B.
Aliens banner.
The surveyors are at work on the c.
Intyre property, preparatory to its trans
fere to Air. d. L. Deuny.
The editor of this paper ia confined to
his homo by sickness. His pen is just as
busy ss ever.
Ne@ houses are the order OF the day.
Everybody is building, and carpenters
are the most popular men in the city.
L. w. Devoe, Who has been suffering
from rheumatism, is off for trip to the
miDe!ai springs in British Columbia.
Mr.. G. 8. Mason was only spending
his vacation here last week. These men
or earnestness and power don't know
how to rest.
Port Townsend property is advancing
veey rapidly, not spasmodicaily, bnt
steadilp and evenly. 1t will triple in
value within year.
The presence Of policeman on the
hill at night is very greatly appreciated
by our citizens. His kindly form looms
up often just at the right time.
The Puyallup hop growers bave been
IN sore straits for pickers, but the neces-
sary supply seems forthcoming. and that
without employing Chinese, either.
The iakirs made an attack on the town
last night, holding an open air concert
at the foot OF Adams street. Tiey dis
posed OF considerable patent medicine.
Col. j. @. Haines, of Seattle, is chair
man of the republican centra committee,
and Col. Y. Y. Lyon, OF that city Is secre-
tary. They will make thorough going
team.
Miss Nellie Busby, formerly of the
ARGUS typographical force, is to be mar
ried on Wed dnesday, Sept. 10, to a Mr..
Mercer, of Portland, Or. The ARGUS
extends congratulations.
Sidewalk districts are being rapidly
laid off on the hill, and really it begins
to look as il we might have a few eide.
walks by the time winter sets in. Please,
City Fathers, don't let the grass grow
under your feet.
The great steamship City OF New York
which was expected to revolutionize
trans Atlantic travel has succeeded SO
far in making the slowest time OF the
season. Her last trip was So days.
Her machinery does not work we'll.
The sealing schooner owners all an
ticipate large catch. The Juanita
caught 1000 skins. The owners believe
that the catch OF the feet will be large
1t is estimated that the salmon pack to
| date is l56.0 900 cases. Fraser river men
| are still packing salt salmon, and ha:e
put up 300 barrels.
, 1888-09-20
Erou, fridays Dai1S.

Mrs. A. u Davis OF Dungeress is in
town.
Miss Nelly Weymouth is ill with q
fever.
Mrs. VIM Delanty OF Port Discovery
is in town.
all the delegates from the Ellensburg
Convention have arrived home.
Rev. 4. ]. McNamee, who was ap
pointed to Dungsness by the NJ. E. con-
ference. is in the city on his way to his
ssld Of labor.
Rev. Samuel Greene arrived yester-
day from Seattle, on his way to Port
Angeles, where Ihs Congregationalists
are about to erect "a new church.
Hon. Jas. @. Swan, who has just ar
rived homo from the east, did much solid
work TOR Port Townse ads interests
vhi!a away. His many trieads are glad
70 Welcome him back.
NRw BACKYARD. .-Messrs. C. Eissu-
biss and A. W. Bash are starting force
OF men at work to-day on a new brick
yard near Point Wilson. The new n
dustrY Will greatly increase our local
manufacture OF this necessary building
material, and will enable builders to do
more work on local product, The con-
sumption OF brick hereabouts will be
greatly increased next year.
The estate of the late Sigmund Water
nan is valued at S70,0 The will,
Just admitted 10 probate, bequeaths
1900 to Airs. Fanny Rosenfeld OF New
York, sister Of deceased, $1,000 to her
daughter, Bertha Epstein of New York,
Si,UOO to Louis Waterman, $1,000 to
Aoses Wate. man. and the remainder to
the widow, Mrs Sarah Waterman, who
authorized to manage the estate
without bonds.
TIE ALASKAN To Be ERRPAIRRD.-Capt-
aln Charles z. Clancy, port capt.lin for
shs Oregon Railway { Navigation Com
pany. spent yesterday in Seattle. A re-
porter undertook to interview him. but
hs would not be interviewed. However,
HWas learned from him that when the
iteamea i. J. Potter ia sent afonnd 10
the Sound, about October l, the service
basweeE Tacoma aud Victoria will he
performed by the Olympian and Potter.
and the Alaskan will be laid nm. also
that the North Pacific, which will ooms
ont about the first of next month will
60 on the Seattle Whatcom route. The
steamer Alaskan is almost a failure
ner boilers are all out of repair. but not
'he least dangerous, and she ia so
cranky that 1t Is impossible To keen a
sfss on her any length of time When
ths Potter arrives the Alaskan viii! On in.
10 the hands OF the boiIermaEers WIN
WI take their TINA in oVerhauIiDg and
repairing her boilers.
, 1888-09-20
Wedding at Port Discovery.

This evening there will be Il wedding
solemnized at Port Discovery, the con-
tractIng parties be Mr.. Frank Herget and
Miss Lizzie Burns. The groom is a most
estImable gentleman, well known ut the
mill, where he holds an important pos
ltion. The bride is a relative of the Mills
family at that place, and young lady
who commands the esteem of all her ac-
qualntances. \ supper and ball will fol-
low the ceremony. The happy couple
will make their future home in Port Dis
COVery
, 1888-09-20
TEE EISENRElS LEAD.

The new iron mine, on the southern
end OF Lopez Island, named as above, is
now well under way in course OF develop
ment- Messrs. q. G Mcnamara, Chas.
Eisenbeis, Jos. 4. Kuhn and f. w.
Deyoe, locators, have put large force of
men to work, and will develop the quar-
rYing of ore ranidIY.
, 1888-09-20
AS 10 1IR. w. j. JONES

In last evenings Call Mr.. Jones pub
fishes a card trying to defend himself in
his cowardly course of attack on Mrs.
MallOy, in the Seattle Times of Sept. 10.
Mr.. Jones stated that the language of the
sermon was so obscene as to be utterly
unit for publication. A dozen of our
best and most thoroughly moral people
published card and say that the state
ment is not true. Hundreds of others
say the same thing. Mr.. Jones does not
contine himself TO simply reporting the
sermon, but throws innuendOes and slurs
at Mrs. Malloy i'll way that no gentle
man would think of doing. He now tones
down to say that the sermon was full of
Insinuations against prominent men of
the city. This may or may not be true
If true it is only because said prominent
men" are engaged in an unlawful and un-
holy business. In that event thev de-
served all the scatching they got and a
hundred times more. Mr.. Jones claims
to have written his scurriIous article
after consultation with prominent busi-
ness men. Will he now tell us whether
said prominent business men are or are
not connected with the social evil of our
city?
We said yesterday that eve had yet to
find the first capable disinterested person
who felt aggrieved at either the matter or
the manner of the sermon" This we
now reaffiim, and ask Mr.. Jones to bring
out his prominent business men "who
were indignant at being subjected to
listen to such disgusting language, COW
cred by such & fiimsy curtain of morality. I"
The fact is that no such prominent bus
mess men" are TO be found.
Mr.. Jones' controversy is with the
prominent and respectable people OF this
city who, over their own signatures, say
that his article was untrue. Mr.. Jones
knows it was gross misrepresentation.
, 1888-09-20
$50
RACES.

The 2Sth and 29th days of Septem-
ber have been fixed upon as the positive
dates for the Fall races at Irving Park.
The following is partial list as pre-
pared:
EIRsT DAY.
Matched race for $500 side between
Bay Prince owned by VIM. Seavey and
Black Tom backed by q. VI. Rouse.
4 trottiDg race open to all horses
having no record less than three mini ntes
in Jefferson, Island, Clallam and San
Juan Counties and Port Gamble. Best
two IN three. Mile heats.
Pony race, running, 600 yds. Best
2 in 8. Open to all ponies as above, ex-
cept Port Gamble. $40 Entrance
SECOND DAY.
Indian pony race. Open as above.
Indian riders. Best two in three. One
fourth mile. $5.
Trotting race in harness for unframed
horses, open same as above. Best two
in three. Mile heats Entrance $40.
Running race, 600 yards. Best two in
three Open to all horses whatsoever.
Entrance $40.
All entrance fees will be added to the
purse.
4 liberal subscription to purses has
been made, and Bradshaw d Sachs will
donate all gate money above 500 to
purses. The amount of the purses can
not be definitely stated but will be liber-
al. No 'throw offs will be allowed.