, 1888-12-13
From N1o-aaS,s Daily.

A case OF typhoid fever was taken yes
terday to Delgatdno's hospital.
Mr.. A. B. Allison of Minneapolis,
brother inlaw of Mr.. Thos. Braken OF
this City, is visiting here
e. Bash writes to relatives here in
a very enthusiastic way concerning the
outlook iu the Okanogan Country
The rod aud gun club at Tucson, Ari-
zona, wants to introduce MOngollan
pheasants there. They should serd to
Protection island.
Messrs. Hester 4 rhygert will open
their hotel in the new Clapp building on
Saturday next, under the name of the
"Olympic."
A Mrs. Smith. lately from Seattle, has
rented buildings from Mr.. JAS. Wood
man. fronting on Quincy street, and
will open white laundry therein.
Small pox in Portland has been scat
tered until it has appeared in Tacoma.
Seattle and Port Townsend. Only one
case is known to exist here thus Tar,
however.
j. w. Hinds is now in California az
ranging with at exte nsive fruit house
for products Tor the wholesale supply
business to be carried on by the Com
mercial Wharf company.
A hunting party composed OF John
McInnes, Dan Hill, b. P. Kunkler.
Chas. Finn, Geo. Trenholm and Ed
Demons had fine time ct Hanceck's
Marsh on WILDLY island. They return
ed with 6 deer. big lot OF ducks and
geese aud pheasants.
There was no steamer to go TO Dunge-
ness on Saturday, so that Presiding El-
der Drake was prevented from filling
his appointment there. He remained in
town and preached at the NJ. +. church
yesterday, and addressed the Y. NJ. O.
A. in the afternoon. He goes to Dun
geness today.
Mr.. Denison's reply to Putnam
last evening was q mastery effort.
The church was crowded full, and
the audience listened with eager in
terest for Il hours during the deliv-
cry of the discourse. The speaker
proved himself q thorough biblical
scholar.
SMALL-Pox.-Afler several weeks OF
uneasiness about smallpox, Port Town
send has at last a clearly defined case.
A sailor, who had heeD employed on the
steamer Edith, and who was recently
paid OF, and has been in town for the
past few weeks, has beei. taken down
with serious sick ness which has devel-
oped into smallpox. Yesterday after
consultation between City Health Off
Ger j. NJ. Harrison, and Territorial
Health Officer II. @. Willison, and City
Attorney Geo. H. Jones. the patient
was taken to the pest house.
RAzons IN DE AIR.-On Saturday a
eolored cook, employed at the Gem
Lunch cOnnter as night cook, became
involved IN difficulty with man at the
Golden Gate saloon, lover game OF cards.
The negro went b ONE, it seems, and re-
turHed and inquired for the man who
stepped out, whereupon he drew razor
and 81 ashed the fellow with it. cutting
through his clothing, and inhicting a
dangerous flesh wound. A suspender
buckle was all that saved the mans life
The darkeY fed, but was afterwards
captured by officer Furlong, assisted by
Mr.. Rouse. Hearing of the case is ip
progress today.
Business men who send to San Fran
cisco and Seattle for their printing
when they could just as well get it done
at home are adding their mite toward
keeping the balance of trade against
Port TowDsend. For the sake of say
ing few cents for themselves, they send
their money away to furnish employ
ment to printers in other cities-and yet
they wonder why their own town doesn't
furnish better facilities in this line, and
why il doesn't grow faster. Pamphlets
sent out from Port Townsend with a
Seattle firms imprint on them are not
going to do US as much good as il they
were printed at home. II one person, or
one class OF people, has a right to act on
this principal of sending away from home,
then others have the same right. If we
were to follow the same course all
around, what wonld become Of the town.
No one denies for a moment that
Capt. BioDdi's example, as recorded by US
few days ago, is in furtherance OF Port
Townsends best policy. The trouble iR,
we need more people who will carry
this policy into practice az we'll as
theory.