, 1888-09-20
from SATURDAYS DaiIx,

Judge Kuhn was seen on the street
recently with Harrison hat on. Hha;
is the matter?
The city fathers viii sit to night as o
board OF equillzltiou in the matter Of the
city assessment.
Capt. Johanasen's brother Frank ar
rived from New York yesterday. He de-
clGFes that New York Is sure for Harsi-
son.
Messrs. aanly and Clapp have reti
toned the City Council for a tr ,nchise
to construct aud operate a street railway
| system within the city limits.
Among the passengers arriving on the
| Dispatch last night were: Mrs. II. Pilch-
er, Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. Jane Smith,
Annie Wayson, J. w. Troy and Harry
Jordan from Dungeness.
The steamer Mexico sailed from San
Francisco, Sept. 1itb, with the following
! passengers for Port TOWNSEND; Mrs. III
l. Smith, Mrs NJ j TIbba It's, X l. Law
renee and Stella Lloyd.
The city fathers have instructed The
city attorney to draw up an ordinance
| establishing a district FOR tightening the
city. The district will cover the limits
of the present water district.
II no" ottluo HI4lS pEOUuDlo tudb tnO
democrats will not bring out any candi-
date against Mr.. Calhoun for prosecut-
ing att 'rney. Cause why? They seem
| To think it useless to try to beat him.
The Good Templars have sold their
hall aud Tot on Quincy and Washington
streets to l.. BIondi, for $4,000 They
will build Oh the hill. rhe old hall viii
be retitted into an elegant lodging house
MnIInxy
''sOC 8. evil" Seems to hav6 shocked the
tend. and esthetic sensibilIties OF the
PoT = 'vnseDd correspondent OF the
Seat Times, 1t must have been tough
The city attorney has been instructed
by the city council to commence legal
proceedings against delinguents in the
Jefferson street sidewalk assessment
district. also against all dslinq uents on
tie general tax roll.
The Dispatch broke her propeller shaft
and lost the propeller in the straits be-
low Angeles yesterday. She was towed
to the latter place by the Goliah. aud ar
rived here at midnight in tow OF the
Revenue cutter WolcoIt.
Four years ago the editor OF this paper
was defeated for the legIslatuFe-in
democratic district, with no less disting-
uished and acceptable candidate than
DIR. n. ID. Hill against him-defeated
simply on account of full vote not be-
ing po led. Most OF the voters who failed
to reach the polls. and who would have
changed the result, were prevented from
reaching their polling place 5y high
water IN the Quileute river. Our persOn-
al misfortune was probably no loss to
the public-becanse they certainly had
no cause to be ashamed OF tho represen
tative elected-nnd the incident is not
worth recalling. except to explain the
huge joke that causes our evening free
trade contemporary tn "te-hs" SO loudly
in its idl1tic glee. That paper takes
brutal delight in jumping on US with both
feet, so to spsak. because OF natural Con
ditiuus over which we had no control,
four years ago. A generous, broad
minded thought seems foreign to its
mental economy.
Large and increasing audiences gre ct
Mr.. @. s. Mason every night st the
Opera House. Excellent singing is one
OF the features soina 10y Mrs. j. B.
Eiston of Woodland, California, were
rendered in most artistic manner and
called forth h arty response from the
audience. Mr.. Mason speaks tonight
on "le knows every voter" and to-mor-
row, Sunday, at O'clock he will speak
to "meU only on Secrets. Sunday sv-
eniug there will be mass meeting
at Opera House, the churches closing
Mr.. G. s. Mason will address the meet
ing Mr.. Mason's address on He knows
every voter" was delivered aE Fresno,
Cal. and was pronounced by all an ex-
ceptionally able effort.
M
this morning.
Ship Qua L., in tow Of tug Holyoke,
bound for Valparaiso.