, 1889-06-20
Every voter should regist,

Every voter should regist,
Harry C1met is r4ttius up
in his bakery.
Delegate Allen has reached
at Walla Walla.
| l.. ?. Gale has been appointed
inspector on the steamer Ancon.
Walla WalIa expects to ship, in.
Sseks, peaches at the rate OF Fifty.
per day.
MIXERS new three-story brick is ia
nearing completion, and when complete,
Will be an ornament to the city,.
Architect +. W. Houghton is at Seattle
where he is busily engaged in drawing
plans, etc., for new buildings there.
Washington street is being leyeled
and we are in hopes that busy thorough.
fare will ere long present a settled ap-
pearance.
A. G. Kinslow has rented two build.
ings of Ward Harper & Hill, and will
open up Il steam laundry some time
next month.
The Golden Gate stands not aiar; in
other words, the Golden Gate saloon is
closed, and a new hardware firm will
locate there soon = ~
The carpenters and joiners of this city
have entered into au agreement gberby
after July 18th, nine hours will consti-
tute a days labor.
Street Commissioner Hamilton is ready
to receive bids for the construction OF
new stairway at Taylor street. They are
to be of the zig-zag style.
In default OF 500 fine an Indian was
placed in durance vile, where he will re-
main thirty days for taking something
which belonged to him not-a rifle.
Patrons of the Taylor street steps |
we're badly fooled yesterday, by climb
Dg part way mp before discovering that
section of The steps bad been removed.
n. D. Hill & Sons temporary building
or the drug store is finished. They will
hortly move into the same, and will
hen tear down their present building
nd erect a handsome brick.
John Church has been sent to Port
ngeles by Collector OF Customs Brad
law, to guard against the landing OF
hinese and smuggling, of which there
considerable going on.
Bev. G. H. Watson, rector Of the
rinity church at Seattle, lost all his
.rsonal property at the fire. a sub
ription is being raised for his benefit
noag the members OF the Eplscopalian | |
lurcb. |,
In Leavenworsb, Kansas, there were
1000 cases Of sickness in single
onth. A man must sign a certificate {
ere that he is sick before he can get
8 prescription for spiritus frumenti,
led at drug store. &
Mr.. james T. Stacker left for Victoria
sterday, where he will spend week
so. During his absence Mr.. G. +. !,
sley will take charge of the local de- =
rtment while he is away. If you have =
y items of news please hand them to :
n.
friends OF Petersen. the California n
'sman, are endeavoring TO arrange a ii
Itch with Hanlan. Peterson is con-
cred next to O'Connor in aquatic cir "
8, and some of his most sanguine adj =,
rers think that he is superior to Amer
s champion. w
collector OF Customs Bradshaw has re- ~
Eed from the secretary of the treasury In
graphic instructions to furnish office
m for Captains Bullene and Bryant, ie
pectors of hulls and boilers, in the *
tom house. The gentlemen have had IL
r headquarters at Seattle. 1t is I
lght probable that this place will be de
r headquarters in the future. be
ne of Port Townsend's practical 90,
mess men, 1t is reported. will build a ~
, ball park here. The scheme is a
/ one and should be encouraged. J..
flY everybody likes 10 see game OF a.,
and more would go were there any thc
5 or-shade where they could watch
game With any degree OF comfort. 49,:
lie following officers we're elected at Gl,
recent meeting of the Masonic Lodge II
at Olympia, at which time about in
hundred and fifty delegates were sen
ent: William A. Fairweather, OF
que, Il. NJ; Jas. E. Edmiston, of l
on, d. G, NJ; Thos. Amos, of Col roa
5. q. W; Alfred A. Plummer, of the
Townsend, ]. q. w; Benjamin Bul
led, of Olympia, G. Treas; Thos. sub
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