, 1888-10-04
From sloEdaS's DailS.
October.

October.
Lots OF pOliti g this month.
Presbyterian synod in Salem, Or, this
week
Organize an agricultural and industri-
al association.
Bethel services on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings of this week
A meeting of the officiary of the III. E.
Church is called for Thursday evening.
Candidates for office are among the
most obliging fellows on the face of the
earth.
Harry T1bbals has purchased from
Capt. deLion the new steam scow, and
will put her to work.
Stockand's furniture store will be
moved into Philips brick building when
that structure is finished
October 2nd will be celebrated here
after as day memorable in the history
OF Port Townsend's onward progress.
The police officers made raid on a
faro game Saturday evening and made
about ten arrests. The case is being
heard today before Justice Trimble.
The debating club decided against
home rule for Ireland Saturday evening.
The question for debate next Saturday
evening will be: "Resolyed, that Nor
monism 10 menace to our government"
At the NJ. L. church last evening, after
| the sermon, which was delivered to a
large audience, there was an alter service
resulting in one conversion. Two acces-
sions OF membership by letter were read.
Mr. r. E. Howard, late of Pasadena,
Cal, partner with MIR. j. Z. Clarke in
the Puget Sound & California Invest
ment Co., arrived a few days ago, and
will make Port Townsend his future
home.
| A lot of passengers went to Dungeuess
on the EYangel today; among them were:
Jas. Sherard, Jno. Morris, Philip Rollins
and family, Capt. hepry McAlmoud, ] i.
Wilcox, r. Martin, Jos. Henderson, and
several others.
One OF our most active citizens IN 10
eating new corners is A. w. Bash. Last
week be sod to G. Z. aud R. G.. Barley
a lot and half i'll block 103 for 81 500,
The boys will let a contract for a build.
ing in few days
Y. NJ. C. A. annual business meeting
at their room this evening. They will
have to look for better quarters soon
where they can have more room. They
expect soon to have general secretary
who will take full charge OF the local
work.
The Presbyterian church has extend.
ed to Rev. ID. I. Carnaham call to the
permanent pastorate os the church
Since Mr.. Carnaham took charge there
has been large increase in member.
ship, and the needs OF an enlarged
l hn Il nj 1u hafn
CIallam county democratic nomina.
tions; For Probate Judge, Donald Nc
lnnes, jr.; Auditor, Smith Troy; Treasur
er, Wm. Ward; Sheriff, John Bell, jr.
School Sup't. j. B. Dick; Coroner, DR.
+. S. Lewis; Wreckmaster, Jno. Bell
Commissioners, Thos. Evans, N. Fisher.
The editor of the evening Jealous,
says the editor of the ARGUS ls going for
ward to certain defeat; but he don't dare
to take the democratic nomination fol
joint councilman, all the same. Do you
Flowers? Hey, sonny? You would ge
licked SO thoroughly that there wouldn'
be anything but your bump of jealous,
left.
. Tho Lew school bnildiDg at Hadlocl
has been completed. School will ope!
therein this week. Robert Cooper wa
in town yesterday making arrangement
for purchasing desks-twenty havin,
been secured at the AsaUs agency. /
ball Is to be given at Hadlock next Sat
urday evening to raise funds for carry
ing on the school.
Among those lately settled among u
are Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Melville. wi o a
present have apartments at the residenc
OF James Smith. They are both pro
, fessioHal musicians and should be hear
tily received by our people. Mr.. Mel
vile has accepted the leadership of th
choir of the Presbyterian church