, 1888-07-19
From .ruesdax,s Daily.

the New York market The Mngul has
her in tow.
From TUESDAYS Daily.
Supreme court in session at Olympia.
Railroad surveyors moving to Hoods
Canal.
Farmers are improving tnis fiue wealth.
er for haying and harvesting.
Gen. Stevens, q. S. Consul at Victoria,
b. O., passed through on the Alaskan
yesterday.
All that is wanted for genuine rush
from the outside is absolute confidence
in our railroad.
Woykmen are engaged in renovatiug
the Dalgardno Hotel, it having been
leased by Mr., Chas. Jensen.
Mrs. Robert &. Hill and Humphrey
Hill were passengers on the Umatiila
this morning from San Francisco.
The b1ys are having lots Of iu with
Jimmy Mcintyre who, by the way. bears
his matrimonial honor5 meeaiy.
Gerson Kahn, formerly OF this city, is
reported by The OregoRian to have been
declared insaue in Portland few days
ago.
THIS il The proper time OF year to use
copperas AID chloride of lime freely
about outhouses aud damp, niusty al
leys.
Fred. Crczier, rich old bachelor of
Duugeness, has been to Tacoma and re.
turned-and they do say there's ma:ri-
moBy i'll the air.
Hon. NJ. P. Carroll, OF Augusta,
Georgia, general post office Inspector for
Oregon, Washington Territory, Id ho
and Montana, arrived this morning.
The Port Townsend Southern eDgin-
GERS are breaking camp from University
Hill aud moving to Hoods canal. Judge
Kuhn says the road shall be built.
A weary tramp called today, having
come all the way from Nebraska to learn
what bromides are. We gently pointed
him toward McMurry's photo gallery,
with an injunction to persevere till he
found cut.
Steamer Alaskan had large crowd Of
passengers coming from up Sound yes
terday, among whom were Capt l.. B.
Hastings who arrived home from Port
land, Or, and Capt. aud Mrs. Chris Will
liams from Tacoma.
Capt. l.. B. Hastings. who went up the
| Sound on a prospecting tour, got clear
over TO Astoria before returning. BE
says there is an immense volume OF
travel on the Columbia river-caused
largely by low fares. Perhaps low fares
would effect us in the same way.
BILLY" Mehlhush, formerly OF this
city, but now employed by the San
Francisco Hotel in Seattle, has been
made heir TO money from England-and
| the receipt of his first installment makes
him feel exceedingly jolly BILLY" says
he isn't above speaking to old acquaint-
ances yet, though.
The steamer Wildwood brought large
number OF visitors from the islands to
the city yesterday, anoug whom were
Miss Morse from Oak Harbor, daughter
OF Capt. G.. W. Morse, Mr. Purdy from
Utsalajy, Mr.. and Mrs. Mobrmau o!
this city, and several ladies and gentle
men en- route 10 Victoria, B. G.
Capt. Tibbals' Lake Park addition ha:
been extensively improved, aud is des
tiL I'd to be popular resort for pleasure
seekers. 1t has fine mile race track
around a beautiful lake friuged with
foliage and beautifed by natural picni'
grounds. Tables have hseu erected, seat
prepared. and everything done to enabl
picnic parties to enjoy themselves. Th
distance from Port Townsend wharve
is about 21s miles just pleasant driv
and il you don't believe it, go and Sc
for yourself.
Collector Brooks Informs Us that ii i
not the o. r. & n. Co., but the govern
ment officials. who are prosecuting I'll
owners OF the Fleetwood for carrying to-
many passengers. He further says 1t i
the purpose OF the customs department
to enforce the law rigidly without fea
or favor, il the interest OF the pubic
=, and that IN order IT, have due motto
given there will shortly be published
\ full list of all steam passenger vessels
:, this district, with tonnage and author
I | i7aJ oapacify fnr pnsspuu1rs
TIE Ela.r arrived last evening froT
80 = nm.-T pia
u-,-- T.. -.
= tie to coal uy. ohe wl.I fetarn TDis ev'
r ming aud finish loading Ter freight &c
Alaska.