, 1888-02-23
From s1o-,lax,s Dai1,.

Banker Ciapp went to SEATTLE Sa'ur
evening.
Al Thompson hae arrived home afte
a trip to SkaGit
Mr.. T. J. Hart of Crescent Bay, Cal
am county, Is in town.
The Bishop beef cattle brought ahou
$500 at the ~al, SATURDAY.
Harry Tibba!s arrived h1me Sl'ur
SATURDAY from san Francisco.
Capt. Fred. Monroe ana wife arrived
home this morning on the Libby.
Gen, D, W. Smith, senior member OF
the Law firm of Smith & Hastings of this
ciry. IS IN Saa'tle
NJ S. Waterman. senior member Of the
firm OF Waterman * Katz, starts east
this week on business.
We are in receipt Of complimentary
invitation to attend the Seattle ceiebra-
ton Of Washiu-ton's birthday.
Tu- EIskrIy arrived this morning from
ElakcIy, and reports that the foundation
for the new -r5 mill there is already
about completed.
Judge Jones decision in the famous
Phil brick case relieves a large amount o
valuable Port Townsend real estate from
cloud upon it, title.
Mr.. /. Il. Gays and family arrived on
their return from the east, after an alb
sauce of several morths. They viii
take up their residerce i'll this cIty.
Al the Y. ". c. A. meeting next Sun
day afternoon there will be varied pro-
gramme Among other exercises will
be an essay by Mr.. l.. f. Flowers OF the
JaH
Mrs. MolIoy is expected to. arrive
here about the Sth Of next mouth from
Missouri, to make this city her home.
After all Ter persecution in that state
she VIII doubtless lie glad to get away
from il,
Bark Memuou arrived here Satur lay
from San Diego with her flag at half
mast Her master Capt. Hoyer, became
insane aud jumped overheard on the 9th
inst, aud was drowned before he could
be rescued. He was a native of Den
mark, aged about 40 years, anc leaves a
wife aud two children in Oakland, Cal.
Passe Dgers from up Sound for Town
send per Olympiau this morning: H X
J. H. Cummings, Fred Miller, c. F.
Bulfpch, F. W. Calhoun, L. Fl. Gays &
wife, J. w. Gays, E. Gays, Miss r. A.
Gays, l.. II. Trapp, Miss v N. Trapp,
J. Reynolds, F. Z. Owen, Miss Colder.
Miss Lewis, Miss V Edwards, A Mat
thews, p. Fay, W. Powell, j. Wales, J.
Homn, L. Brown, n. Flaws, A. Thomp-
son.
The Young Peoples Union of the
NJ. f. Church are making elaborate pre-.
parations for their necktie and apron
social a. Red Mems Hall on Wednesday
evening. Several new features will be
launched upon an unoffending public
on that occasion, and large attendance
is expected. A general invitation is eX-
tended to ladies inclined to give what.
ever may be convenient in the line of
refreshments. An admission fee of 25
cents will be charged at the door of the
ball, for which tickets are now being
Tf &c Th,f 10, -,
will be used for the improvements to the
Church building.
Col. Haines has gone East to defend
Ex- Col. Gardiner. They have long been
personal friends.
Seattle's Salvation Army is to have 4
"Hallelujah Supper" at their barracks on
Wednesday evening.
The Crown Prince of Germany is re.
ported little better.
Tacoma recorded real estate sales the
other day amounting to 100000.
Rev. J. W. Dobbs of Puyallup is very
sick. His recovery is very doubtful
Mrs. Rev. Sicafoose of Tacoma died
Thursday from heart disease. Hel
death was very sudden.
An effort is being made by the Oregon
Alpine Club to have Mt. Hood reserved
as National park. 1t ought so to be.
John n. Low of Snohomish county
died suddenly on Saturday. He was 6
pioneer who crossed the plains with the
Dennys of Seattle thirty-fiye years ago.
The Puyallup, the Snohcmish and the
Nisqually Ipdian agencies have beer
consolidated by the President and the
salary OF the Agent fixed at $1,000
Agent Eels Is reappointed.
W. ]. Beatty, accused year ago Of
theft in the Oregon Insane asylum
where be had long been an honored and
trusted employe, has been fully acquitted
and exonerated.