, 1889-01-03
From SATURDAYS DaiIs.

EroIn SATURDAYS DaiIy.
4. w. Bash has been up the Soupd.
| DR.. Minkler arrived home this morn
! ing from Seattle.
Miss Ellen @. Turner, of Portland, is
visiting the family of DR., MiEkler.
Mr.. VanLoon, friend of DR.. C. W.
Hunt, arrived yesterday from Wlscon-
sin.
Gen. Tyner is 10 be here next week to
right the Pioneer Press affair with Port
| Tawnsend.
Hackwell's dump cart business, and will
attend to furnishing water, sand. &c.
Schr. Excelsior and Nor. blk. Aug
usta sailed from Port Discovery on
the 9th, outward bound, lumber Ia
den.
The local Seamen's Bethe! is adver.
tised in our columns today. This insti-
tuition is doing good work, and is grow
ing 10 power and influence.
Mr.. Preston NJ. Troy, OF Dungeness,
VIII o has been attending school at Olvm-
pia, has been home forIholiday vacation.
He is in town today, on his way back to
school.
The local board of trade committee on
naval station, consisting OF Capt. Stet-
son, Mayor Learned. Allen Weir, A. W
Bash, Judge Swan, j. E. Clarke, and
others left this morning on the steamer
Virginia for a trip arou nd the bay.
| The case of Dr. Minkler va. the scfr
Conrser, being a suit to collect fees as
health officer, was called up last We'd
nesday before Judge Burke in chambers.
Defendants withdrew their objections,
and were granted ten days in which to
file answer to the complaint.
SIGNAL SKRvICE--For the benefit of
owners, consignees and masters of yes-
sells, Mr.. F. S. Coburp, q. S. signal Off
Ger at Pysht, has recommended that the
chief signal office supply stations at
Tatoosh, Neah Bay, Pysht and Port An
geles with necessary equipments to re-
port passing vessels by name and na-
tisnality. Such reports would be OF
much benefit to the cities of Port Town
send, Seattle and Tacoma. Should the
request be granted, all San Franei SEQ
vessels displaying necessary flags will be
reported by telegraph. The action o!
Nr. Coburn is to be commended for its
public spirit; and, for the interests of
commerce at large, and the efficiency of
the U. s. weather bureau, ii is earnestly
hoped that the chief signal officer will
sempIy with the request made.
AIessrs. Kinds, Lewis & Kinds, who
have leased the Commercial st. wharf
for three years, are preparing to do q
large business there. They already have
hay, oats, barley, wheat, lime and coal
on hand, and will speedily add thereto
other articles enumerated in their ad
yertlsement. The steam schooner Jen
ME discharged 160 tons of merchandise
for them yesterday, and was only sia
hours discharging. The Premier call:
regularly at the Commercial wharf; and
now that the new firm has secured the
agency of the Wells line of sailing yes
sells, they will have Il largely increased
volume of regular trade on that score
uessrs. Kinds, Lewis & Kinds are ex
csllent business men, with experience
in their line and ample financia
strength. They will form an importan
addition to our business community.
From Hxo.dax's Daily.
Mr. ]. A Smith of Port Discovery il
in town.
Mr.. J. A. Merrill of Lopez is at Dal
garJpo's hospital.
, Scarlet fever prevails to some extent il
q Badlock and Irondaie.
, The atmosphere has every indication
( OF a coming snow storpi.
Alarge amount of cord wood is being
cut out near Irving Park.
Spend your New Years eve at Lear
ned's Opera House tonight.
Three more cases of smallpox wer'
reported in Seattle last week.
Mails going sonth and east will leay'
, tomorrow morning, Jan. list, at O'Clock
sharp.
The Puget Sound Presbytery held
session at Kelso, Cowliiz county, las
! week.
There should be good street crossing
at the intersections of Washington an
Quincy streets.
Delegates will 60 this week to the E
lsnGburg statehood convention, to COZ
vsne on Thursday.
l Two more conversions and five rt
: quests for prayers, at the Methods
r church last evening.
Don't miss the opportunity te hear tn
; great Heine in his violin acts at Leaf
nsd's opera house tonight.
Rutus BaiIy is at Seattle now as bool
, keeper in the wholesale commissio
house OF Ohphsnt Bnrdick.
Mrs. C. E. Pink and Mrs. Livermol
|, will receive new year callers tomorrow
: at the esidence of Mrs. Pink, from
: 10, p. m.
l Mrs. May Van Auken, formerley
5 this city, and latterly OF Port GamDI'
! is now in Snohomish City, where sh
| will give instruction in music.
Something over five thousand dolla
was raised for the new motor line
street cars, on Saturday last 1t Is OF
q OF the enterprises that must go.
: The county commissioners are war;
t ing everybody against buying tho g:av
s yard property, at the Intersection OF IL
= Discovery road with Maple Avenue.