, 1888-08-30
From .Cucsdax,s Danx.

today.
! Mr.. Williamson, an up Sound logger.
! was IN town Yesterday.
The Good Temp!a5s ars talking about
selling their hall property.
Henry Hammond goes to Victoria to-
day, to enter service IN a telegraph Of
fee.
Oregon Hastings IS visiting relations
and friends in his old home at Port
| Townsend.
Just recaivsI by Mensor Bros another
| large invoice Of goods Call aud see
/ them.
Rev. J. \. Denison, pastor Of the
| N. Z. church, lC't thI+ morning for
Oregon.
Mr.. j. b. Mem illau, our harness ma
ker, has largo invoice of new goods in
| his line
Mas Hunt will open her select school
next Monday, IN the 7eStry Of the Pres
| byterian church
Bktn. Amelia has been dischargiug
merchandise at Hastings wharf during
the pas: "A hours.
Laborers OF all kinds are in great de-
mand. A hund red mechanics could find
speedy employment
Don't forget the Salisbury rrouba-
dours Wednesday evening. Secure
your sc ats al Bar,lett's
! Mrs Sloan, the new dress maker, d o.
ing business oy: Hills drug store,
guarantee. satisfaction.
Mr.. A. B. Stewart, druggist, of
| Seattle, is in town with his family on
their way to Alaska for vacation.
Rev. W. l. Cosper, former pastor Of
the Methodist church here, Is j n the city
visiting his son Fred. Cosper and fam
! lily.
| Mrs. G. II. Jones' musical entertain
meut at the opera house last evening
was we'll attended, and Was most enjoy
| able.
Plans and specifications have been re-
ceived for the new Scandinavian NJ. L.
| Church building to be erected in this
city.
Capt. F. Dyer has brought some fine
specimens OF iron ore to town, taken from
| deposit near the Nelas farm in upper
Chimacum.
There will be an adjourned meeting
| OF the Debating Club this evening, for
| the election OF officers. BY order of
| the President.
Chaplain Stubbs' address before the
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
Sunday afternoon was profitable, and
was attentively listened to.
Bon. Pettygrove has some choice
blocks for sale in his new addition just
plated. Read his advertisement. He
| will handle the property himself.
The Umatiila left 240 tons OF freight
on Union wharf, from San Francisco
80 tons for Port Townsend, and l60
tons to 60 to Alaska on the Ancon.
Delegates to tbs republican county
convention from Port Discovery are as
follows: r. Delanty, Geo. Cooper, p.
Mutty, j. A. McFee aud ]. McCann.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Mead are expect
ed home from the east in October -ac-
companied by their sou, II. L.. Mead,
and capitalist who will engage in
business.
Oapi R. W. deLicn, our enterpeising
ex-Mayor. did the honors yesterday
morning for the railroad magnates, by
taking them for a drive through the city
| and suburbs.
Y. NJ. G. A. annual meeting will prob
ably be held n day or two previous to
| the annual convention at Seattle. It is
| expected that Rev. ID. T. CarnAhan, and
l.
list, will be among the speakers.
A little son of Richard Delanty OF
Port Discovery had the misfortune to
have his arm broken a few days ago.
DIR. Willison of this city was telegraph
ed for. and went over TO attend The
case. The patient is doing we'll.
Dir. s. Hadiock, proprietor Of the
| Hadiock townsite at the head q tho
| - H., 60
copper or any other find. He is using
| hydraulic power, and may sink persor-
alton three or four hundred feet.
A syndicate composed of Bert. Ad-
ans and others has purchased the
Ginger land near Judge Briggs'. con-
! sisting OF 1S acres, with GOO feet water
| front, for $4,000. The transaction
was consu minated by the Mcintyre &
Wood agency.
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING.-The Hast
tingses and F. W. James are to erect
brick tire-proof building 50x95 feet in
in size, Four stories high, on the corner
OF Water and Tyler streets, that is TO
be the finest ever erected in Port Town
send-which means great deal.
Work will begin in a very few days.
Richard Delanty OF Port Discovery
is TALKED OF for the republican nnmina-
ton for sheriff this fall. "Dick" can
undoubtedly have the nomination il he
wants it; and, in the event OF his can
didacy, he would make it decidedly
interesting for any nominee on the
other ticket.
The "Port Townsend Transportation Il
Co." is in fine running order, with the
following officers: T. a Bartlett, presi.
| n I1II
Pc tysrove, treasurer; Jas. Jones, agent
The Port Townsend -Whetcom steam.
boat route will be worked on thorough
business principles.
The advertisement OF the Puget Sound
Academy at Coupcville will be found
elsewhere. This institution had sue,
cessful career last year, under Rev. Geo
Lindsay and Prof. Browne. This yeai
Rev. G. Z. Newberry assumes control
and under his management the academy
may be counted upon to flourish.
Italian bark Cornelio Zinc arrived
at Port Discovery yesterday.
British ship Geo. Thompson WAS towed
to Utsalady yesterday by tug Goliab.
British barks Tyburnia and Florence
Treat were towed from the port yester-
day by tug Tyee, the former to Por
Gamble, the latter to Port ludlow
where they 20 to load lumber.
The Port Townsend Bar Associotion
This organization has the following
permanent officsrs: President, G. NJ
Bradshaw; Secretary, Warren l. Has
tiugs. Messrs HolIer, Sacks and Car
roll were appointed committee to pre-
pare constitution and bylaws, aHd re-
port ct the next meeting.
What is known as the Puget sound
company, an Incorporation formed b,
. the leading mill owners OF Puget sound
is about to begin the erection os wha
will probably be the largest mill in tb
northwest. Preliminary to beginning