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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
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9atota.

- Die 8eiammtsabI Der Snbiansr auf
Der Stour &eferpation 1T 1907,
BON bensn 5000 ben 8ertras unteri9retbeu
n1iHsn, sbe EbeiI ibrss 9anbes fir bic
8etebeIuns Der 8etBen e%rOffnst werben
tam.
- Sou Sort 9ierre pernimmt
man, baB Wuior 8ufle pom SauItton,
psI6er istner 3eit uon benz Sspartsmsnt
bes Sunern na9 Stluboma seianbt porben
mar, 8efebl erbaItsn Eat, pieber mad Da'
toto S%uridSutebren, nm ii5 BET Der Croft
runs ber Siour &sieruatiOn In dbnlider
Wetie niiSIi9 gu MAIDEN, ME sr es bel
ber grOfnuns bes OtIubOma.@ ebiets sc:
than bot.
- ToIsenbe an5eiss eri5sint in ether
3ettuns BON 0atota: r@snn YauI Sonss,
weI6er por 3pantis Sabren feline arms
Sruu unb ibreu SdusIins pstIuiIeu bat,
auriittebrsn MIL, 70 1T bsiustsr SdusIino
bereit, tim etne ti9tise Eru6t 9riSeI 81
seben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
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9sutf1tano.
9 n.


- Qn antOine's Steue 1T in M + bas
WitsIisb bsS Stabtrutbss 2auique In ben
beuti5sn &eidstas sewdblt worben. Sur
etwa spsi Sinftsl Der WdbIsr sliGieneu
am Stimmtaitsn. 2anique 1T etn Wann
pom semdsigtsn auit9ten unb III fir bic
8eobadtuns Der bsite5enten @eists.
Gin Observation-Disclosures unb
So9ffapIer Der f9limmften Sorte itanb
tirsIi9 in Der Berfon bes 46 Sabre alien,
gu 8ierien BET DifelbOrf seborenen &aufs
names &arl Eosoten Dor Der Straftams
mer su Strabburs. Tosossn, elm
pislisitis ssbilbeter Wann, Der mebrere
Spradsn fertis ipri9t, mar uriprinsIi9
&siienber, bann We9aniter, ia fosar
geamter bsim 8atitan In &onl, bat @nss
lamb, Spanien, Stalien unb bic S@weit
bereiit unb ii9 auf bisien ieinen Reifen btes
isnise @swanbtbsit ansseisnet, bic inn BET
isinen ipdtsren aui9Iassn 70 iebr 3uitatten
sstomu,sn lit. gr bat ft9 TN 2aufe Der
lsttsn Sabre, wo CT f9 itsuenlos TIM 2anbe
umbertrisb, auf bas So9itapIertbum unb
ben 9isbftabI b6beren Stils psrlsst unb
cine ganbe &etbe pon ftrafbaren Sanbluns
gen peribt. Setn Bet ben Dtsbitdblsn ans
sswanbtss gsrfabrsn mar Elm pOlftdntis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

Das nsue IbreBbu9 WiIpa W.
entbdIt 70, 800 Nauisu, aIio 5000
mebr, ala bas poridbrise, uub ba Dor einem
Sabre bic Bep0Iteruus auf 200, 57s ausss
nommen wurbe - mad benz Masitab pom
29lll0O auf isben Numen - 70 miBte
Wtluautes iest miubeitsns 9l3,O 900 Gins
wobner baben. Sa ben msiftsn Stdbten
werben 81 biz 4 @inwobnsr auf jeben ga:
men sere9net. Nimmt man 215 600 Gins
wobner on, 70 bat Wilpautee In ben lsstsn
II Wonaten nm IA, 422 @inwobner suses
nourlen.
- Gin mutbises Wdb9en. Oils su 8 q
@roie am 81. SUM- Worsens sesen l
l1br Gina Weber, bic l6idbrise To5ter bes
3immfrmanns Sobn Weber aufma9te, Be-
mertte fe einen fremben Weni5su In ibrsm
S1lafsimmer, wsl1er cine geSffnete
S9ubIabs bsr baieIbit bsfinbIidsn &om.
mobe Ieerte. guf bas SiIfesei9rei bss
eridredten Wdbdsns trans Der Rsrl auf
basieIbe etn, psristte ibr mebrere Weiiers
itt9e unb iprans Johann bur9's Jenitsr
ms Srete. Das Wdb9en TIT lebsnsses
fdbrli9 psrwunbet unb ptrb on beren Mufs
tommeu se3weifelt. 0ie san;e 8olttetmadt
lit auf Der Guide mad benz W6rber, bsfisn
man Bis bsute nod nidt babbaft uurbs.
- gm 90. SUM- f6lus in Rilp q us
ber SIis an finf SteIen susIei9 Elm.
!SebO9 mar Der S9aben 9erins.
- Der Son~ntass,puus lit ioeben pom
Biraermsiitsr pom Racine iibsr bic sus
ten Yirser bisfer Stabt uerbdnst porbeu.
&eiu Dein uub Bier, ia ieIbft ni9t Sos
Scesgream unb Gemperen3:@ss
birfen bort ben Ouritisen am
Sonntas In Birtbf6aftsn, Spsiisbduiern,
unb @rfdi4unsabuuen mebr usrs
fault perben cub bic @igarrenldben miis
len am Sonutas sei9IOfen ietn unb es
3u erpartsn, 6aB aud bic StraBens
am Sonntas feiern perben. @es
gen has unfnnise gaiebuu Sptslen am
Sonntas bat Der vbtebere 8irsermsiit ter
nitts eiu5uuenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
3apiaS.

- Cine in ibrsr art nsue Gnti5eibun9
iber etuen Brobibttions : SGa uirb bas
Staats:O berseri9t BON GOpeta, ab3us
9e6en baben. 8. s. Saulter BON Eopeta
erbieIt iiusit etue peitere Ser6ung pon ses
tIuten 2iquOrs unb S9napss GIai9en, bic
CT gu benz 8ertauf anberer @rtitel ais
rPreiis" tbeiIs ueri3entte, tbetIs usrs
taufte. OeSUesen pur6s ibm Der 8ro,eB
ssmu9t. Sein Rs6tsanpaIt bebauptet
nun, buB eS OaS Probibition8. @eleb ienes
Staates nt5t uer6tetet, bera,tiss rYrsile"
In ben ndmIi3en %rlmbiQurgen un6 in
berieI5en @eitalt 3u p~srtaufsn, in weI5er
fs uou 9dn6Ieru in auspdrttgen Staas
TENN oteism Sale BON 8. 6. QapIon in
Nebrasta mad &anias sei9idt perbsu.
- Sstt mifen PrOfeforen ber gfa.
ttonal'S etonomie pe9en ibrer polttiI9en
neberbeugungeu iibsr bic &Ilnse ipriussn.
90 rerlor chen BrofsHor SameS 8. Gan:
feb ietn 2ebramt on Der uniperftdt pon
Ranias, neil sr Earif:&eform ~beainittat,
unb bic &spubIttaner babsn auf ben leeren
StubI einen in Der WOue ssfdrbtsn Sod
36uuer 9eieSt. Die &spublitaner pon
Sanius fansen bic @eidi6te enti9ieben
am uertebrten @nbe an. 9ie in S9ulbis
9ern 9elebrteu vGbeorisn" buben ni6t
buIb bic 0trtuus Der tn ben lbIi6en vSis
nauaberi&ten~ unb tn ben vseF3dflt9en
8~srIeseubeiten~ eri9einenben Gbatia5en.
9ie RspubIitauer pon Ranias iOuten cine
YreBsgeniur sinri9tsn unb feline Notis
6ur3Iuiien iiber bic 3abl ber Banterotts,
2Obnre6uttiOnen un6 Grut : Sormationen
felt benz 4. M6r3 1889. Der arme Sans
fislb bsarbeitete TN beitsn Sale pisqsi9t
finfSts obsr fe91is Stimmsebsr, bur9 isns
ROtiben lber bas @essntbeil non vsutsn
3Gitea" werben aber so, 900 ober CO.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
S6mei3.

- Sn Bern fanb cine 8sriammIuns
non $50 &si9sbeutiden fatt, wel4e bur4
eiusn sinifimmis ansenommenen gei4luB
bic ansriffs Der beuti9en &esierunssbIats
ter sesen bic S9weis 3uridwies, aIs BITE
suten 8e3iebunsen beiber Staaten sefabrs
benb. Ote 9eriammluns ipra9 benz Bans
besratb unb ben tantoualen 8ebSrben TIRE
anertennuns fur bic lopale unb ssre9te
ausfiibruns bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb Der bsftebeuben @eiess seseniber ben
tn bsr S5uet5 wobnenben 0suti9en aus.
Der sroBe 9suebrausi5uB Der
S9weijer Sunbesresieruns bsantrast bts
annabme oes pom Direttor Der i5peiseris
i9en Waffsnfabrtt Sdmtbt porssi5Iases
men tleintalibrtsen @swebrs unb befsn
rai9e Giuiibruug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
uuibertrOffen.

l~1nmdBi9teit, SdueIsersi, @Oaerei,
lleberanftrtnsuns, lusidueifunssn unb
ibIe @e~pobnbeiten aaer art peri6Ie5tern
has Blut, 3ebren an Der 2sbenssraft unb
eri&peren bic Ebdttsteit Der pidttsen Orr
game Der 8erbauuns, grudbruns unb @uss
i&eibuns. Ser &Orper wirb ertnerpt unb
i9pa9 unb ieOe seiunbe Ebdtisteit bsbins
bert. S&On Dor Subrbunberten babsn bic
alien Wt6n3e, ueI3e bic @sIebrtsn ibrer
3ett waren, In Der ct. SernarO &rGuters
pile bas bette WitteI ertannt, Der Ratur
gu 9tIfe au tommen, I'M bic sri9Iaffte
2eber, Rteren, 9aut unO gtnseuei0e gu
ueuer Gbdttstett an3ureSsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Shun Sippofrates bot erfauut,

baB idledte Sdfte TN S5rpsr bic 0ue0e
aaer mOsIi6en &rantbeiten unb llsbsIitdn.
be ftnb. &luse Gerate baben i9on pon
ftIbeitsr 3ett an seiu9t, Der Natur bur5
eth 9etfabren gu Ollie gu fommsn, wsI9ss
bas SIut reinist, bic grnd5runs, gsrbaus
uns unb Iusi6sibuns Der perbrau9ten
StOfe befOrSert unb bic untbdtis unb
i9Iaff seporbene Sober, Nieren, 6aut unb
gtnseweibe gu frii9sr Gbdttsteit anrest.
Bis iest bat feline nod 70 funftuOue 8us
i%ammenissuns bic aItbepabrte, felt Sabren
erprobte ct. 8ernaro &r%Gnterpilcn In
Be3us auf betIiame Wtrfiamtsit iibsrtrofs
fen ober lit ibr au9 u sIsidsetommsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
WebraSta.

- Su Der Rdbs uon Sprtnsfislb
pur6e elm Sra9t3us Der R. g. gabu pon
stnem Srrtnntsen bur9 SIasaen3ei9en gum
glubaIten eebra9t. Ser Wann, befsn
Rane SSobn @mboff 1T, perlanste uon benz
@~onbucteur, baB er ben 3us mad 3ouis'
pile biristrsn foIIts. Oa Der 3usbsamts
fab, baB Der Wann irrfinnts iei, IieB e. TIN
uni9dblt9 MAIDEN unb lieferte TIN ipdter
an bic Bsb6rbsn BON @aB SO. aus.
- Set lansersr 3sit wurben tn abs
I a b aus ben bort iiberliessuben Sra9ts
pasen @atsr psrmiBt, obne baB IS iemals
ssIans, bic Disbs au srwii9en. &ir3Ii@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
600 Stimmseber In &anias fopfi9su ses

600 Stimmseber In &anias fOpfi9eu ses
ma9t.
@enn's nur wabr 1T! Oie Seas
psnportb 8oif" i9reibt: 8unbssi enator
Snsaas mtrb nd9iteu September tn &ans
ias eine asitation gu @unifen Der Mbi9afs
flung Der grobtbitionsseiese beginner.
Sol. .. &. antbonp, ueIder an, l. SnIi
pieber bte &ebattton Der vEopeta Eimes"
dbernimmt wirb slei6faus fir Ibidaffuns
Der Yrobibttionsseiete etutreten. 8ir iasten
tets, baB aud fur &anias before Sage
tommen perben. Oie vleitenben" Ssrren
ssber ia ui9ts um's 9rin3ip, iis foIsen
gang etnfa9 Der StrOmuns unb bic seist
ft@ aud In &anias sesen Yrobibition."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

rem @snofen gu ertIsdli9en @sfansniRs
itrafen.
- gu BtIIerbed Bel Winitsr uars
ben beim Wettrenuen am 10. Stunt uter
Weni9en iiberrttten. Gin 3ebuidbriser
Rnabe blieb iofort tobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
ct. Trancis
Solamus college,

Autncn ST.,
be9innt iein breiBi9itss S9uliabr am
Wttttwon, Sen 4. September 1889.
Die anitalt itebt uuter Der 2eituus Der bobw.
p, p. Srau,isfauer pou Der lSroDiu, Ses 81.
Sersens CSeiu unb umfaBt einen pouitduoi9er
9eI6aftli6en, tlaiIii6en uuo pbiloiopbti6eu
Qebrs 8urIus, gu weldem ieoo6 uur tutbolti9e
309linge 3n9eIaien peroen.
lin Naberes rpenbe man lid al
Rev. p. aHielm IS @iaer, OAS. F.,
Yrdi. ct. Srducis college.
, 1889-07-25
COMMUNICATED.

EDITOR ARGUS
In strollins aroand the hill, admiring
the mapY beautiful homes and sur
rounding elegancies, one can only say
what beautiful place Port Townsend
is, but how oddly lPid out. For instance.
look at Van Ness Avenue, some day to
be IN elegant street. but its northern
road where 1t should join the Discovery
road entirely blocked by she by the
acute angled lot of Capt. DeLioD.
This lot entirely blocks and prevents
the junction of the avenue and Port
Discovery road, which has been and is
now the main entry OF trade and travel
OF the town, and to which every street
and alley should be entirely clear and
Open
Another observable oddiiy is the
large unblocked territory bounded oD
the north by Discovery road. east by
| Maple avenue, south by Lawrence
street and west by Kuhn's addition
Through this tract there is now petit
| lion to drive a street from Van Ness
| avenue to Lawrence street.
The incoming councilmeu cannot in
terest themselves i'll any better WORK
than this which demands immediate at
| tentiou, and which the sooner done, the
cheaper done. The makeup of our
municipal hoard We believe to be good >,
and its members have now cLaDce to
make a record conducive to the general
health and welfare. CITIZEN.
, 1889-07-25
Encourage AIanufactories.

As shown by the censu recently taken,
Port Townsend is rapidly increasing in
population, and ibis accumulation must
find employment. Our local facilities
for shipping aud manufacturing ar. un-
surpassed, and II might lie, with these
advantages and cur world wide reputa-
tiuu, that capital would seek investment
here without solicitation or effort. Yet
the strife going on among other cities
Of this territory to secure for themselves
these industries, investors will be per-
suaded into accepting less desirable
localities by the local assistance offer1 j
them.
Stock companies might be organized
and shares of stock lie put at nominal
SUM so that Investments might be made
according to the means OF the contribu-
tor. In this way sufficient might be
secured, which. offered TO capitalists and
invested with outside capital seeking in
vestment, would tend to tucourage other
manufacturing enterprises to locate here.
Iu this way the continued prosperity of
this city would he assured aud the ex-
tensive Investments of our citizens al.
ready made in real estate would eventu-
ally realize them handsome rroft.
, 1889-07-25
ID. w. Smiths Opinion.

Mr.. ID. ". Smith, who returned on the
Premier yesterday from Olympia, where
no had been sent to represent property
owners views REGARDING the tide land,
says that question is in q chaotic state,
and it will be some time yet before the
state, school and granted land commit
tee, make report. OF the members OF
the constitutional convention he speaks
high words of praise. They are men OF
Intelligence and experience. He believes
that they are, geuerally speaking. men of
high character, Of ability, whose united
efforts will be directed to form a con-
stitution that will properly protect all
interests. To reproacj or cart refec
tioDs upon the memb bers OF til eouven-
top, as a whole, not only shows ! lack
OF wisdom, bat it is paipabie Injustice,
when the fact is considered :hnt the re-
suits Of their deIiperatiOnz have not Jet
been given to tnis commonwealth. They
will make mistakes no doubt. Not until
the constitute las been submitted TO
the people can they form aD intelligent
judgment OF the ability Of the C nven-
ton to perform the Difficult. task for
which they have been chosen.
, 1889-07-25

convention, for he is it's youngest
member.
Mr. Stiles, of Tacoma, is considered
the hGndsOmest man III the conven-
ton.
Your correspondent is often taken
fuT .ir. Stiles. La one sense this is
a compliment, in another it is not, as
Mir. Stiles is fifteen years the senior
. of your correspondent.
Mayor Fred Reed, of Yakima CITY,
is in this city and has many good
story in his locker Hs says that in
the neiGhborhoCd of Walla Walla. is a
county, so poor that you can't raise
even an umbrella; that it takes two
pee dee birds to make a yell, one to
yell pee and The other dee.
Mir. i. n. Cannon, of Spokane, is
here looking after the many loose
pickets in his fence. If he possesses
the same running qualities as are
possessed by Spokane, the race horse,
he is sure TO get the nomination for
senator.
Hon. John B. Allen left for Seattle,
POI! Townsend and other way points
to-day.
That genial and versatile journal
ist, Marion ID. Egbert, is a locker on
in Olympia, otherwise VENICE, espe-
cialIy when her mud flats are covered.
Judge Nash, of Spe kane, is here on
a visit. He says he may become
candidate for the supreme bench, he
is yet undecided. The Judge is
true Arkansas Democrat
The Hon. II. O. Dunbar says that
your correspondent did not have
sense enough to know that he was
giving the constitutional pronuncia-
ton TO the words sine die. l must
confess that [ did not know whether
he was giving the English or Chinook
pronunciation. IEDDY.
, 1889-07-25
Canadian Railway Compel tition.

Mr. 4. n. ToNne, gensral manager of
the Southern Pacific railway, in au open
letter to the senate committee, com mplains
that the United States railways cannot
compete with the Canadian Pacific. He
gives as reasons the large subsidy to
tho Canadian lins. it9 WnteF aud dock
privileges, and the subsidy given by the
Canadian and British governments to -
line Of steamers on the Pacific. He fur
ther says that the Canadian Pacific is
now ii practical control OF the trade of
the orient.
Mr.. Town Omits TO say that our roads
have been equipped with iron at owe
double The cost o? the Canadian line on
account OF our tariff, and that this cuts
no small !igure III the contention. 1t
enables the Canadian road 10 carry at
much lower figures.
Even before the Canadian road was
completed we called attention to its
prospective compeiiti Il because OF its
cheaper cost ct construction. Then and
siuce we have sought 10 show that the
tHritf qres.iDu, and tbat oF railway
tfanRC Coalation, would berreForth be
come closely related.
4 few days since ne also pointed out
that aside from Canadian competition
the EteI-t'i'tc Commerce hct, hy COM
pe!iinG our roads 10 make their charges g
the same on local IA on through rates,
so bsmper.d them as ts compel them to
choose between retHiniug the through
or the local ir,.ifi.. Naturally they we're
forced to retain the local. bencr, even
had TIE Canadian Eaoific Rot been con
structcd, II is a question whstlrer The
tr8ific OF tie C!ieut would not have gone
.0 EnT"Fe and on eastern sea5raT(i
either by the SuSz or the Pauaml route.
-ChiclEO SeHa.
, 1889-07-25

Miss Cranney. one of CoupeSille's :
teachers, is IN the city.
F. Anthony, Seattle's successful book
binder, is in the city.
The Mexico sails to-day with general
cargo, and $500 sacks OF oats.
Allen Weir and DIR. WiIlison spent
Sunday and yesterday i'll the city
Boynton, the celebrated third baseman
Of the Townsend's, has gone to New
Hampshire.
Frank CARL, son OF the sheriff oi Lake
County, Oregon, returned to his home at
Lake View yesterday.
L. +. FolIanshee, Sec'y of the territor-
ial bonrd Of education and editor of the
Northwest Teacher, is in the city.
IntimatiOn was received at the custom
house that quantity of opium had been
landed here within the past few days
Suspicion pointed to the laundry OF Hang
Nah as the place of Concealment, and
lnspeCtorLearn.d and assistants searched
the place but found only some opium
ashes in some cans. Four trunks which
could not be opened were removed to
the custom house under seal.
Yesterday Sheriff Delanty received the
trunk OF the man recently found dead in
the county Jail. 1t contained few arti-
cles OF clothing, a photograph OF young
lady taken in Indiana, and letter head
on which WAS printed c. w. Cooper <
Co, and an agreement to pay Joseph
Hubron the sum of fifty dollars if the
signer would drink again within year.
The agreement was signed c. w. Cooper.
1t is supposed this is the name OF the
dead man.
, 1889-07-25
A UNION PACIFIC SCHEME.
\ FIan for a Direct Connection With
the Canadian Pacific.

New YORK. july l8.-AccuFding 10 the
Worlds special Of th!s morning d con-
ference was held ii this city yesterday
which may result in diverting large
share OF Union Pacific traffic across Can
ada to the seabDard Tie conference
was FOR the purpose OF cou-jirsIuz the
advsability OF building iIus southwest
in Wisconsin from IA connection With The
$500 line to Sioux City and CouHcil
Bluffs, which Will give the Union Pacific
a direct line to connection with the
CanadiaL Pacific. This viii make tbe
route to the seaboard sho Ter by several
hundred miles than the present route
via Chicago.
, 1889-07-25

made and at 6:45 p. m. a vote was taken
and the convention decided that the sal
aries of the supreme judges should be
$4,000 and the superior judges s., 1000.
This was a great field day for reform
ers. The majority of tie members 70
eating low salaries appeared r =
for effect. so that they CO
the people as great reform
less many acted in good fait
question, but some were gull.
goguery.
, 1889-07-25
Loss Of the Schooner Edward +. Web
stcr.

The fishing schooner Edward +. Web
ster, Henry McAImond, master, was lost
and became Il total wreck on the 2Sth OF
June last by striking Il sunkcn rock of
the entrance 10 Coal Harbor, on north
end OF Unsa Island, Alaska, one of the
Shurnagin group \ survey was held
and the vessel condemned, abandoned,
ana by this time has gone to pieces.
Capt McAlmond and crew went in boats
10 Sand Point, Popoff Island, where some
OF them joined the schooner Mollie
Adams and other vessels which hap
pened to he there Capt. McAlmond
came on the schooner Wanderer TO Vic
toria, and arrived here yesterday morn
ing on steamer Olympian. The Edward
L. Webster Il Gloucester vessel and was
owned by Capt. Solomon Jacobs. She
Was partially insured.
, 1889-07-25
The Dead Man identified,

A letter was received in this city
terday from c. W. Cooper of Su!In
Indiana, inquirrDg for one John Zuirc
1t will be remembered that receipt wa,
found on the body of the dead man who
died in jail recently, bearing the abov
name. lie is most hheIy The on
quired for and a description of him
been foFW arded TO Indiana.
, 1889-07-25

Prof Hendricks, OF Cedar Rapids, is
i'll the city.
VIM Hickey, OF Victoria, is the guest
OF relatives here.
j. II. Lee left yesterday for Richmond,
Virginia. lie has property there.
l. \. Sisley will go to Harrison springs
to-day for the benefit of his health.
The railroad news for yesterday was
that Union Pacific official was in the
city.
Col. f. G.. Johnson, OF Little Rock,
Ark, is in the city with view of invest
ing in real estate.
Preparations are being made for rails
ing the stable at the corner of Quincy
and Washington streets.
The Taylor street zig gag, though
somewhat elongated, is traversed daily
by large number of people.
Miss Eva Kendrick returned to her
nome at Hadlock yesterday, after a sew
eral weeks visit with friends here.
The teachers institute held in this city
yesterday and day beiQre was Of great
interest and benefit to the participants
and visitors,
The house, with all the furniture, of
Coroner Wyckeff on his ranch on the
Port Discovery road, WAS destroyed by
fire Sunday night.
One of tne water works pipes on Union
wharf sprung leak yesterday. 1t is
feared that there will be 4 scarcity OF
fishing in consequence.
The top of the Washington street grade
is frightfully dusty, owing to the cutting
down of the street. Travel via that grade
is decidedly unpleasant.
A new band has been organized to be
called the city band. All those dcsirous
of Joining will meet at the court mouse on
Monday, Wednesday and Fridays.
Loves building on the corner of Ty-
Ter and Water streets ia being greatly
improved preparatory to being occupied
as hardware store by 4. J. Noltou II
Co.
Cashier Hill, OF the First National
Bank, is i'll Canada. 1t is not known
how much money he took with him
He will return after Il few days visit
there.
Third baseman Boynton lett Monday
| tor New Hampshire, where he will wed
an estimable and lovely young lady. Mr..
BOynton has host OF friends here who
wish him an abundance of happiness.
Capt. l.. Simenson bHs assumed the
management Of the Model Lodging
hnuse The captain ia well known to all
travellers along the Sound and under his
manage ment the Mndei will be favor
lie stopping place.
Justice Wood disposed of couple OF
vagrants yesterday. Louisa Casparo, a
time in which TO shake the dust OF Port
Townsend from her feet. Michael Ken
nedy MAS given an order for ten days
board at the city bastile.
The Nanaino Courier in speaking OF a
performance by TIE Chicago Comedy
Company said that Charlie Patterson
made the hit OF the evening in his song,
- Hope ii Won't Happen Again" Mr..
Patterson will be remembered with
pleasure by ali who attended tie Der.
torrance at Learned's.
, 1889-07-25
From TUESDAYS Dafly.
Council Meeting.

Council met at 80, there being no
quorum they adjourned
Mayor Learned then introduced his
successor, Hon. Joseph a. Kuhn.
Mayor Kuhn then ordered the roll
called, and Messrs. Bartlett, Downs,
LIvermore and Lattimer answered 10
their names.
The mayor announced the following
appointments, which were unanimously
confirmed: City treasurer, Thomas j.
Connor; city attorney, A r. Coleman !;
city clerk, Del Carey Smith.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1889-07-25
SeattIe's Badly Beaten.

heattle's no longer crack team were
badly beaten sunday by Manager Lange's
colts by 4 score OF 10 to 4 While our
boys batted Cohman and Mullee freely,
the visitors found our famous south paw
Tor but two safe hits.
The fielding OF the Townsend's was
good, while the visitors could not have
caught 4 balloon.
, 1889-07-25

| UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SEATTLE,
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SEATTLE,
" 7. ,Iuiy 81, 1889
Nuticr is hereby given that the Uni
ted States Pablo surveys have been ex
tended over Saddle Bag aud Hat islands
iD township 35 d, range 2 {; and that the
plat OF such survey will be filed i'll tins
office Oh Monday, August 20, 1889, at the
hour OF 10 o'clc ok a. IN, at which hour
and Date filings anl ape iicatiohs for en-
Try of land included within said su: vey
will be received. I. NJ. REED, JR..
Register.
JAS. II HAYDEN,
Receiver.