, 1888-08-30
Chr at'reklp Ar9us.
From Thursdays Daily.

ware in town yesterday.
The Wells Fargo Il Co.'S Office will be
il the bank Of Clapp Il Fuerbach.
Capt. Jas. McIutyre, went over to VIC
toria Iass evening and returned this morn
ing.
Tbs Good Templars Grand Lodge Of
Washington territory IS now III session
at Spokane Falls.
Senator Spoouer claims that WIscon-
SIN will S.vo I5,G01 to 25,O00 majority FOR
Harrison and Morton.
The Cmur Il Alene Indians decline to
allow the o. Il & \ 20. to build road
through their reservation.
Real rctate il quite active. Thos.
Brsckeu yesterday bonded some Of this
Wild laud at $3.50 per acre.
John b. Alien Of WaIla Wa.la seems
to be the coming man !or the Tepubli-
can nomination as delegate to Congress.
Col. Roger Jones has been nominated
to be inspector general of the army. with
tine rank Of brigadier general, vice Gen.
eral Baird retired.
The Puyallup Valley Railway Com
pAny will s.on commence their survey at
Summer, passing through Puyailup to
TaeOmE, for a motor road.
Alien G. Thurman ID 'stumping" the
stl'es. ala Hendricks; and Speaker Car
Isle has indicated a Willingness IS to meet
Mr.. Bi'ins in joint debate.
Mar" Pullen of Quileute is in town
having come up from the wreck Of The
CasIsn9ra Al Ims. His brother, Dan.
PulleR. ths ST. .rekeepsr, is in poor health
4 new nd district is needed to no
csnmodats the Big Bend, Okauogan
and Cone .onuliy, aud Waterville. Doug
lss county, puts forward claim for the
oGice.
L ns eompositor made bad break yes
te .rdaY in making us say that the heaviest
grade on tho Port Townsend Southern
Railway vas 215 feet to the mile in in
stead OF 45-quite difference
Chicago IL having an opium smuggling
sensation. Tue trade OF d Pacific coast
man uamed c. Il. Martin alias G. II.
Gardner was seized the othsr day and
found to contain 125 pounds Of the drug.
Mr.. J. E. Clark, of Pasadena, who has
besn ia our city fer some few days past.
is about to opsn a real estate oftics. We
are told by one who knows that he can
handle real estate in way to lift the
bnom and help the city.
Capt E. II. McAlmoud OF DunGeneSs,
has received his commission as posi-
master thsre A. F. Learned, jr., of this
city, goes to superintend the starting of
the new Office. By the change the Dun
Kensss post Office will be removed half q
mile eastward.
The services at Chautauqua beach, be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma, will close
this week, after profitable session.
The object Is a worthy one and We hope
next year a wide spread interest will be
taken IN it by the people OF Washington
and Oregon.
Successors to the late Judge Jones are
being msntioned. The Bar Association
Of Seattle endorse W. r. Andrews of
that CITY. Judge Barke OF the same city
il also spoken of, and W. L. Coleman of
this city is favorably thought of by ls-
gal gentlemen who know him.
The picnic given yesterday by the
Methodist Sunday school ives a most
pleasant affair. The children of the
school we're taken free and the parents
and visitors we're taken at the nominal
price of 25 cts. for the round trip. The
dinaer was served st Peckham's spit.
and afterwards the party visited Had
lock aRd Ircndale.
Mr.. Milo P. Ward has fnally decided to
Eake Port TuWusend his future homo.
He will begin housekeeping in one of
Lakes new houseE on Taylor St as
Iosn az it IL flushed. He will be ready
for business in tho real-estate depart
msut soou. He is fine addition to
enr town and We could wish for many
more like him to come.
The scientific party sent out to make
the ascent of Mt. Rainier returned this
merning to Seattle. Two warm craters
xers found uear the top, and the highest
point, by the barometer, was Il, IA feet
above sea lever. The gentlemen OF the
party had q clear day while at the sum-
nit and were rewarded by getting
magnificent view of the country. one
We'll worth the toilsome trip.
P. T. T. Ca meeting of the trus-
lees Of the Transportation Co. was held
last evening at the Co.'S Office. The elec-
tioa of officers Eeauitsd in the selections
OF Mr.. T. A. Bartlett az presidents Mr.
Thss. Jsckman, vies-prssidenti Mr.. T.
y. Hsller, secretary; DR.. F. W. Petty
grove, Treasurer; aud Jas. Jsnss, agent.
This puts the Co. in good hands, and
thsEe will be earnest, active work done
by that Co. which will do much for our
atty.
Mr.. F. T. Culver. general secretary of
The Y. 81. C. 4. of Pasadena. delivered
an address to young msn, last evening
at the Y. NJ. c. 4. hall. Mr.. Culver is
an enthusiastic speaker, with fluent ut
lsranes and speaks With the evident in
tshsioh OF bene6tling his hearers. His
remarks were founded on the 5th Chap.
Of Proverbs and were scriptural eloquent
truthful and pertinent He can but do
good and indeed this Is the one end and
aim OF his life. We sxpec. this gentle
man to be with as on Sunday and deliver
another address to men. Our young men
will be much proilEed by his talks.
The Northern Pacific seeing to be pur-
suing an Offensive policy in invading the