, 1888-02-09
From. saruraas'a Daily.

Have yru been v-ariaurt.I?
JaG-a kaEa is &, -8 east soon.
I.H.C.t. uu-.le-. me..ln. q. their
l... ...- -s.a.al
l4. a.-aI Of health have promulga-
ted .sa ga-ulau1az.
Henry Lakes TWO new houses oppo-
site Maple Avenue Will soon be ready
for plasterius.
Waterman & Katz are having regu-
lar clearance sale to make room for
their spring stock.
The man arrested here on suspicion
of having shot Iawer Preston in Seattle
has been discharged
At the Presbyterian social at Mrs.
Captain Grants few days ago over $50
was realized from the collection.
City council met last evening, but
there was no quorum present. Ad-
journed till next Friday evening.
Chief Clerk O'Brien of the territorial
supreme court has resigned to give
place to Frank Henry of Olympia.
The Call is informed that the Cover
nor doesn't have anything to do with
the appointment of clerk OF the supreme
court.
In our next issue will be an attractive
change in the adver tisemeut of Mr.. Jas.
Jones grocery store. He has his tap set
for the spring trade.
The ball given by the young ladies
last evening was quite literally attended,
and very enjoyable time was reported.
Numerous attentions to the sterner sex
we're quite affecting.
Jimmy McCabe is on duty at the
Union wharf, temporarily, Geo. Korter
being laid up from the effects OF vacci-
nation It takes LONG time for it to
take hold on Jimmy.
The repairs to the Str. Mogul occas
10 ned by being run into by the Sch.
Fannie Dutard, will be completed today.
and she will be down here thls morn
ing ready for work again.
Customs officers Price and Croake at
Tacoma are piling up fame for them
selves by capturing smugglers. They
recently arrested two women with young
babies and got 40 pounds OF opium.
Rsmsmber the business meeting OF
the Y u. G. 4. tonight. Very import
ant. The committee on gymnasium
will be ready to report, and it is import
ant that every active member be present.
Postmaster Mcnamara is pstitioning
the department st Washington for addi-
tioual clerk hire-a very necessary and
worthy move, in view OF the large and
increasing business in the post office
here.
Hon. VIM. Payne arrives home to-day
from Olpnpia, having completed his
legislative labors. He has made cred
liable record for himself-mainiy by be-
ing careful, conservative and avoiding
mistakes.
Delegate Voorhees, has a bill before
congress for an aspiration of 100000 to
erect light house at Gray's Harbor
We have not yet seen his bill for an ad.
ditionsl appropriation to complete the
Port Townsend public building.
Capt. G. L. Hooper of the q. s. rev
enue steamer Corwin looks as jolly as
ever. He was greeted by many friends
on his arrival, after an absence of 9
couple OF years. He is stationed at As
toria, aud will leave for there again to-
day.
On account of the illness OF all oul
new spaper carriers, ye editor delivered
the DAILY ARGUS yesterday-the frs
time for four years. The route ii
somewhat longer than it used to be
If you were missed please report al
this Office.
According to the new law just passed
the legislature to be elected next fall
will meet the second Monday in Janu
ary following. Representative Follow:
OpSAehSY NiSolOdsiJ
the bill, said that il the bill we're passed
the legislator would not feel so much a.
though be we're representing the pas
generations.
We called upon Mrs. Tallentire th,
other day in Olympia. Her late hus
band, Mr.. Thomas Tallsntirs, was fore
man OF: the ARGUS in 1878 snd '79
and had many friends hereabouts. Mrs
TalIentire il of course greatly prostra
ted by her terrible bereavement, but is q
nearly resigned as possible. She lost :
kind and loving husband, md her thrs,
children a loving father. They hsvt
tba sympathy of great many friends.
Port Angeles seems to be enjoying I
real estate boom on a small scale. Con