, 1888-06-14
From TUESDAYS DafIx.

San FRAMClsco, June H.-Arrived-
Ship Harry Morse, Nanaimo.
G. W. Walker is DO longer at the head
OF the Cooperative Stevedoring and
Rigging Co.
There are nine vessels in port at Dis
covery. The saw mill will start up in &
day or two.
Ye editor arrived home this morning
from DungeDess, via Discovery and The
Interior valley.
Schooner Corona, Capt. McAlep. Ium,
ber laden, from Port BIakely for Sau
Pedro, went to sea this morning.
Steamer Evangel has been temporarily
Withdrawn from the Somiahmno route
to undergo thorough overhauling, the
frat for several yeara. While she is of
duty the Brick will ply on the route. 3.
CORRECTION. - Mr.. Al. Thompson
wishes to say :ba. he will be around for
cakes and eataples for the Masonic pic.
| mic, on Thursday forenoon instead OF
Wednesday, rs heretofore announced.
The inspecting General of the q s. A
arrived yesterday on the Olympian en-
route to inspect the military post at the
head OF Port Townsend Bay. Proceed.
ing directly there he was received with
the usual military houors due his rank,
Oar respected and long time resident
fellow citizen, Frank b. Bowers, started
away from here last night to attend The
republican convention at Chicago, ant
from thence to visit relatives and scenes
sf his boyhood in the state OF Peuusyl
vania.
The Grand Chapter OF Royal Arcl
hasons which convened at Masonic hal
in this city yesterday and appointed I'M
portant standing committees and inaug
urated the work OF the Grand Chapter
will proceed to elect officers this after
Inoon.
At a business meeting OF the Youni
Peoples Union OF the NJ. L. church las
night, it was decided TO order nes
lorgan for the church and to apply som
funds belonging TO the union to defra
the expenses OF some improvements late
Iy made.
During the heavy thunder storm c
saturday evening at Smiths Cove, th
bark Bonanza while loading coal wa
|, struck by lightning. 1t ran down th
foretop mizzen mast and set the vesst
on fire in two places. The fire was onl
put out by cutting away the sails. tt
mast was splintered.
i Mr., @. F. Harper, gentleman fro
. | Woodland, Cal, connected with IL
8 purchase Of the Mountain View Hot
j lproperty arrived yesterday on the Um
Itilia and with his family are now tt
Igussts OF Hon. A. W. Bash. Mr.. Ha
per and family have come to stay al
sngags in business in this city.
Il Capt. W. F. Munro. who went TO Ca
!. tornia few months ago for the bene
of his health. died last Saturday at S
y. while returning on the steamship I'm
ltiila to the Sound. Capt. Munro was
we'll known steamboat man, and was
:: resident of this city for more than ye
T. while owner and master of the stmr.
Y, B. Libby, just prior to going 10 Cal
S. II our business men comprising {
D. Port Townsend Business Exchange ha
r no regard for their own honor and
tercsts, than at least out of regard
% the feelings OF the many distinguish
g visitors that now crowd ouF city,
q when they go away they will be asian
n to mention the name of Port Towrse
nv our Business Exchange should rise
n. and attend to business in business-l
oy manner.
re A representative OF the o. Il. & n. {
be arrived here yesterday to confer with
Ie- Pert Townsend Business Exchange
IL reduction in steamboat fares, and
of bsen in consultation with Mr.. J. T.
Ia Iutyre, the cor. aec'y, and n number
he the executive committee to that end
he may be '-cte,I t:,a- ~ che lex. IA
30, ing o ti,r Bd-i Exrhsrr- "r
lch viii 10 =, -'i IL efforts - .--- T
lay spin - za1s uul ell i feg j .
nd not been in vain, as also may be exp
nd al a fuII pffaOdnDre ut naxt naatinO