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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
ella Bend Notes.

Miss Hattie M. Willard, one of our
brightest young ladies'. left few days
since SO visit relatives in Piru, CaIifor-
mia.
Mrs. P. NJ. Hargrave, has returned
from months visit to relatives in
Texas. She returned some what earlier
than expected owing so i'll health.
Mrs. Vincent, mother of section fore
man Vincent, lefs Saturday for her
home in Los Angeles.
Oar citizens are talking some Of csle-
brating the glorious Fourth by picnic,
dance, fireworks, etc. Committees have
been appointed to make necessary ar-
and collect funds.
The S. 2. pile-driver mad carpenter
ooSfit are located here repairing bridges
in this vicinity.
Invitations are outfor poverty party |
IN Thursday evening st which you
must wear your old clothes or be fined. |
Il
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
ASYLUM CHANGES.
DIR. Hughes Will Take Charge on
July First.

DIR. Hughes Will rake CnGGSe on
July First.
Last evening settlement was arriv-
ed ct bstween Dr.. Hamblin, the old
Superintendent Of the Insane Asylum
and Dr. Hughes, the new appoints
According to the agreement reeched.
DR.. Hamblin will resign on the first OF
July and give peacesble possession to
DR.. Hughes.
DR.. Hughes stated to HERALD re-
porter this morning that he would
make an entire change in the different
positions at that institution on essum-
ing charge, with possible exceptions
among the attendants. All employees
under his administration must be Dem
ocrats and Arizonans. N.Y. Josh
Vincent will assume the position OF
Stewart and Mr.. Rousseau, of the
Bartlett fig ranch will be the farmer.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
From Thur. d.z,s Daily.

From Thur.dsy's Daily.
Heavy rain is reported at Msficopi
and beyond Mesa this evening as the
HERALD goes to press.
Mr.. Joe Roberts, the Prescott
butcher, came in this morning from tbs
north on the still hunt for beef cattle.
| R. W. Brady. son of Hon. P. R.
Baady of Florence, is visiting Phoenix
Mr. Brady is prosperous merchant Of
Tncson.
Ramon Lopez, arrested at Tempe
several days ego on charge of having
sold liquor to an Indian was this morn
ing bound over to await the action of
grand jury by Commissioners CfenshRw,
with bail fixed ct $500.
The following were among the Dub
going passengers on the s. F. P. & P.
Osrlifornis excursion this morning: B
a Pratt, Mrs Barnes, Miss III Norris,
Miss Ellie jordan, Mrs oyer end two
cons, S Gardner, Mrs Gregory, R W
Barnes, Miss G Nixon, Mrs De Mere,
Mrs A. Chandler, w D Phillips and
wife, Mrs and Miss Talbot, Mrs N
Ellis, Mrs W D Fulwiler, Mrs lesson,
Mrs E Aubrey. G D D iris and wife, S
F, and q D Murdoch.
Messrs. A N Gage ana James Reese
OF Congress came in OF yesterday after
noon's treia fron the north and return
ed this morning " hi1e here they left
orders Tor large quantities of good
things TO eat and drink for the picnic
which will be given July 4sh at the
Brill ranch
The young mar. Albert Baker, who
made the daring leap from the Esds
bridge at St. Luis into she Mississippi
river, as chroDicled in she telegrepbic
dispatches in TIE HERALD last Saturday
is a son Of Judge Baker OF this city.
The dive is The greatest ever made, and
the IS Louis papers give great credit
so the daring lad.
Msssrs o. D Msrrill and Wm. Pome-
roy csmeiu this morning from Gold
field where thsy are operating the Bull
Dog mine. That property went into
possession OF Mr. Merrill the latter part
of last month aud DE Immediately went
to work on it with force Of men. Mr..
Pomeroy has charge OF tbs mill and five
men ere at work taking out ore. From
she day Mr.. Morrsll took cnarge of the
he has made it pay end the
are extremely bright for the |
new owner.
Mr.. James Purdue. an old soldier
'esding at Monroe, Mich, was severely !
fiictad with rheum atism hut received
'rompt relief from pain by using
Pain Balm Hs ssys:
At bimes my back would ache Sc badly
bat could hardly rise up. IL bad
of gotten relief I would rot be here to
rite these few lines. Ohanberiein's
ain Balm has done ma a great deal OF
ood and I feel very thankful for il. +"
or sale by druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
Coast Excursion.

The next excursion to California ever
the Marioopa & Phoenix s Salt River
Valley r r. will leave Phoenix
at p. M. Thureday,Jn 2ud. Through
first class Pullman sleeper. Berth re-
servatIons can now be made. Rsnem-
Der shis is the quick and comfortable
route so California points.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
Nnfice no Taxnavera

The assessments roll of the county for
the current year is DOW in the hands OF
the Board of Supervisors and open for
public inspection. All persons desir
ing to do SO can examine same. The
Board of Supervisors will meet as a
Board OF Equalization on July 1st to
hear auch complaints as may be made. <
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
Grand Fourth of July Celebration at
Williams T.

The S. F. P. & P. railway company
will sell for this occasion round trip
tickets at the low rete of $13.15, selling
dates July ID, Sd and Ash. return por-
ton good to end including July 13ah.
Ticket Office "A West Washington
ckPaah
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
Fourih OF JnIy Excursions.

On July 2 aud 4, the S. F., P. & P.
railway company will sell tickets be-
tween all stations at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets good until July 10.
Ticket Office A West Washington street
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
summer EXCURSIONS.

For copy of illustrated excursion
folder, issued by the Vandalia Pennsyl-
vsnis, address. A. B Ritchie, Box 427,
Ell Paso, Texas. 6 30
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
Mesa Gleanings

Tom O'Nsll is confined to his bed
with rheumatism.
w. A. Kimbell has returred from a
trip TO the Silver King, and informs US
that the new shaft is down 80 feet
| This shaft is being sunk back of VII at
is known es the pit. Mr.. Kimball,
while in conversation with the Superin-
tendsnt, learned shat the company in-
tended to do considerable work this
summer, owing no doubt TO the present
outlook for silver. Now that the white
metal is looking up the heart OF the
prospector swells with pride rs he can
see the returning days of prosperity in
our land once more, when our mining
camps are the same as they were bsfcre
the decentralization of thu coin OF the
realm.
The original Tom M. Brown of Al
hambra fame, in company with II. U.
aarbert, Frank Steele ana A. j. Good
lander, landed in our midst Sunday.
These gentlemen, not content with the
beauties OF Alhem bra, paid the pros
porous Mesa a visit, and il ACTORS
count for anything they we're more than
qstonished with this veritable Eden.
Messrs Hgrbert q Goodlander are en-
gagged in the drug business at AlhambFa
where they have lately erected fine
building and are prepared to admins
ter to the-wants of the sick and weary.
Registered ct the Kimball: Willie
Dunbar and Lady, Phoenix; Arthur B.
Ecb hart, M & P. S. R. V. r. R; Mrs.
Kilby. Mr. K Smith, Lee Dunn, Mrs
Williams. O. L. Hall, L. Saller, q. A
Johnson, Mr.. Code, Geo. Anderson, H
8snford, O. Quinn,J Il Kelley, Jasper
Dobbe, Walter B. Kibby, Phoenix; Mrs.
Tou Curry, Phoenix.
B. F~Johnson shipped carload of
apricots Saturday.
Our informant made a slight mistake
10 regard to the doctor who has settled
here, instead OF Roma:ne it is DR.. Jas
E. Dreue.
Last Saturday night the member of
the Ladies Aid Society held an ice
cream festival in the open etc next to
the NJ sa Free Press Office. The young
people turned out IN full force and the
sung little sum of thirty-hve or forty
dollars was the receipts FOR the even
ing.
Mr. Herbert, general manager for the
Trippell Almond Fafn, managed to find
slime &c call on Us.
Tuesday noon there was quite scat
tering on the streets, occasioned by |
runaway team, fortunately there were
SO occupants aboard and the gay and
festive cowboy was in town with his
little string. TENDERFoor.
MESA. June %, 1886
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
Territorial Items.
PIMA

Tucson Star:
Several wagons laden with timbere
and supplies left yesterday afternoon
for the Old Glory. The machinery or
deTed some time ego has not been re-
ceived yet, but a camp consisting OF
about 300 persons has been already es
tablished in anticipation of the opening
of the mine.
One by one Phoenix gathers them in.
1t is said, though no official informa
tion has been given out, that the Office
of the United States attorney will be
removed to the capital The transfer
OF the Office has been in contem
plstion for a long time but the neces-
sary order from the departments of
justice has only recently been made.
The removal will take place as the close
of the year, which ends this month.
Tucson Citizen:
The meeting of the university regents
yesterday was devoted principally to
routine business. Two more teachers
will be added to the fsculty-an assist
ant professor in the mining department
and teacher of physics; one to take
the place of Professor Goodloe, who re-
signed and accepted position as chem
list at Congress and the other to fll the
vacancy caused by the absence of Prof
Hoxie, who has leave for one year.
Next yeRr will witness large increase
In the number of students as this insti-
tuition, which is SO rapidly growing in
favor.
Mr.. Harry Drschman has in his pos
session beautiful badge, presented to
Mr.. B. A Fickse, of Phoenix, by the
Grand Lodge of K. of P, in recognition
of his distinguished servicee SIS supreme
representative. The badge is of solid
gold, handsomely engraved, of beautiful
design, and will doubtless be most
highly priced by the recipient.
YAvAPIA.
Journal Miner:
j. W. Sullivan estimates that there
are $4,000 head OF cattle and 10000
head of sheep in Ysvapsi county at the
present time.
Sheriff Ruffner left for Yuma this
morning with Mstiss Armijo, CON
voted of assault with intent to com
NIT nurder, and sen fenced to six years
in the Territorial Prison, and Ed.
Ross, under an eighteen months SEN
tence, for an attempt to hold up DR..
Fenton.
Very disoouraging reports in regard
10 the cattle industry come from ell
sections of the county. W. S. Head of
the Verde valley, gays while there is
still plenty of water in the Verde river,
and while all irrigated crops are doing
nicely. grass on the range is all dried up
and cattle are suffering terribly. Steve
Ross, of Big Chino, says that she range
in that section is perfectly bare and
cattle are dying off by the scores.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
Prescott Courier:

Prescott Courier:
The Commercial Mining compauy's
smelter at Big Bug is reported TO be
making one of the most successful runs
in it's history and has already turned
out 10000 pounds of good looking
matte
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thu sday's Daily.
A carload OF lum Der passed through
to Mesa this morning.
Miss Bull hes returned from visit
to Mss Green, who lives west of Phoe-
nix.
Mott Guild, who has been sick for a
week, is improving.
Mr.. A ST. John Gaylord and daue h
ser we're passengers to Phoenix on tho
morning local.
il. Morse and family will leave for
the north in few days to 'be gone dur
ing the heated term.
Wm. Goodw yesterday received a
basket of luscious fruit from sdmirir
Phoenix friends.
Marshal Compton eeys San Juan's
day wac dead failure. He oouldn't
pen cut even a common drunk
Tue Mexicans held a fets yesterday |
neer the halfway house between lem ae |
and Phoenix in honor Of San Juan
Frank Sacre and Al Clark left for tics
,as5 ou last nights train, the former to
7isit his old home n Jndians, and the
alter to Kansas City.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02

Mothers will ind Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
Group and whooping cough. 1t will
give prompt relief and is safe and
PLEASANT. We have sold it for several
years end it has never failed TO give she
most perfect satisfaction. G. W..
Richards, Duquesne, Pa. Sold by
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02

Food, undigested, is poison. Digested,
i: is life and strength. Millions of US
suffer from indigestion, but be often
don't know is. We think it is some
thing else. Even doctors often mistake
the sy mptioms.
Pale, thin people, who are overworked,
who need strength, who seem in want of
proper food, should take Shaker Diges-
tive Cordial. It is astonishing what
food roiH do, when it is properly digest
ed.
10 will make you strong, revive you,
refresh you, sustain you, make you
fat, restore your color, make muscle,
brain fibre, courage, endurance, en-
ergy; increase your power to throw
off disease and keep you healthy and
happy.
Indigestion does just the opposite.
but indigestion can be cured and
prevented with Shaker Digestive Cord
ial.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 10
cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02

from friday S DAILY
w. H. Code, of Mesa, passed through
to Phoenix on the morning train.
A. Hausner, of Phoenix, was in town
this morning.
Harry Zuck paid. the Capitol city q
flying business visit Ibis morning.
Geo. F. Kemper, one OF the. old timers
now located north of Phoenix, WIS shak
ing hands with his numerous Tempe
friends this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs G N. Gage went to
Prescott yesterday. They will be ab-
sent several days visiting with friends.
G. H: Mosher, of ST Louis and W.
W. Buchenen, of Kansas City were
registered at the Tempe Hotel yester-
day.
One hundred and sixty tone of hay
we're destroyed by fire yesterday at the
old jerks reuch south of town. Is is
said some Of the boys working in the
bayfield, had lsft tobacco gud matches
where they had been smoking in 6 place
some distance from the stacks and th at
the matches became ignited by the hot
dust setting fire to litSle loose hay,
along which the fire travelled to the
stack.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
MoHAvE.
Mohaye Miner

MOhdUe Miner:
John Stoner came in from Temple
Bar last night. He has for some time
been at work running a drift into the
gravel bank at the Bar, from which he
has taken great deal of gold by the
dry washer process. One of the mug
gets found in the drift weighed a. few
grains less than four ounces, and is a
beautiful peace of virgin gold. The
clean up for several days run from fifty
so one hundred and two dollars. The
gFavsf> banks along the Colorado river
are veryS ch and some day will aston
ish abe world with their vast output OF
4 Id
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02

VIM. Van Horn, the Arizonan under
arrest in Los Angeles, is not Attorney
Van Horn of Tempe as some may have
Imagined. Our Van is in Holbrook and
Harry 1uck says his business there is
too important to leave and go to Califor-
MIA just to kill railroad man.
There was very little demonstration
but considerable enthusiasm among the
south side Mexieans yesterday on the
occasion of San Juan's anniversary. 1t
is said also that the Indians took
neghboTly interest in the good Saint
and had a field day in the vicinity Of
the Double Butses where they run
races, pulled chickene and amused
themselves generally according to the
time honored customs of she esstillians
The mechanism of the mule motor of
the Tempe strees car is very intricate
and finely adjusted aud susceptible to
the slightest foreign influence (such as
pick hendle) OF eny electrical disturb
anoe of the atmosphere. Last evening
some thoughtless youth exploded 3
Fourth of July bomb prematurely on
Mill Avenue which created a counter
current that-stsrted the motor. Away
che flew up the track, the wheels fash
ing fire and the rails melting in it's
wake. Bob Sohell run out and yelled
but before he got his mouth fairly
opened the car was gone and the yell
struck the Heineman block with thud
| tn ah would hava snaanad Sba uin30u
pane if the sash bad not been up. An
old railroad man happened to be stand
ing near the track opposite the lumber
yard and as the car few by be mounted
and put on the brakes just on time TO
save it from ignising by friction or run
ming off at tangent and wreckipg the
! school house.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02
CoCHIsE
Tombstone Prospector:

Tombstone PTospectOr:
: Nogales boasts OF quite curiosity in
the shape of a sheep with five horns.
Two OF the horns stand nearly straight
up and are about eighteen inches long
On one aide of the head are two horns,
which curl down under the jaw, and on
the other side is still another, which is
travelling in the same direction. The
animal is covered with heavy coat of
black wool
Sulphur VALLEY Neaes:
Bisbee, Solomonviile and Stafford will
all celebrate Independence Day and
each will have patriotic addresses from
prominent Arizonsns. Buckley O'Neil
will spout patriotism and populism at
Bisbee, Gov. Franklin will attempt to
show cause why Democrats should
owl around OF the face of the earth in
future days to Solomonville audience,
and our own Mark Smith will give the
Mormons on the Gils some reasonable
and fstherly advice at Stafford
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02

Ramon Lopez, arrested at Tempe
several days ego on charge of having
sold liquor to an Indian was this morn
ing bound over to await the cotton of
grand jury by Commissioner CfeushRw,
With bail fixed ct $500.
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BreadstusYs and Grains.

San Francisco, May Extraordinarily
extras. So T5G3S5: bakers extras. $50
ss5: superflne. ss.s597s per barref
wheat-Sprlng. si.e7is for No. ! and SILT
Cor choice; milling. N.liui-a.
Bariey-Feed. fair TO good. I2sAlT3Xc;
choice, 10 75i.c; brewing, s01ss1sc.
oats-AHilng, TS9Sssc per Genital. Sur
prise. secssi: fancy feed. sTxds7ac; good
to choice. ssSlSacs poor to fair, ST;sgs7zsxc.
gray. Tsi4sfssc per Genital
Recespts-F,our, quarter sacks, * $50:
wheat, centais. p 500 barley, centais,
s,ss: oats. Oregon, centals. LIS: beans,
sacks 80, corn centaIs. ASS; potatoes,
sacks, sei; on.ons. sacks. Is. do Ogden,
81: bran. sacks. I.zIi: raiddungs. sacks.
-; hay. tons. $50; straw. tons. q; wool,
bales, ~; wins gallons. 81. 100: hides, num-
Der, ss; raissns. boxes, 600.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Niediiags. sr7.5o: bras. si5s8ls %.
Hay-Nheat. SMii.sa; vhsas and cat,
S4ia. oats, s. .5osiI0. alfalfa, S.sis 50; bar
icy. 500. clover. sesI7.So; compressed, ssa
laa; stock. ssfs; straw. Sgs0c per
bundle
aoiatoes-SaIinas surhanks. snGssc; Or
egon. hsf7Ac; Early Rose. ssfs.Sc: new
potatoes. 7usfsac; river Burhsnks. sszf5as.
fesetables-onions. 81 1872 Is, Los Ar
geies tomatoes. E-ssS9I 50: string beans. Sc:
green peas. iHl.c: extra. pzEis4c: garlic.
tAs1ss<e; green peppers, 1ec: dried pep
aers. sssssc: asparagus, 81 .Sge =; aspar-
agas. ssssoice. Si-ass& 5. rhuharb. GG sc:
cueunher.. sscGsi.
Frai's-Sa ] apples. sl.JoGa: Long
worth stra CHERRIES. s75ia: common straw
berries, ssSss. Mexican lines. &-EE7f.
California lsnsous. sscsyx 81 IS; 10 choice 81 20
G.; DO fancy. 1sss-S9 California sssc-
ing oran<es. ssc3i-5o: nsveis. 81 7;ssfs. Is;
DO fancy. Ssals--s; f-assisaz bananas stes7.
RineAela bananas. sesfe -: psaeapqies. SC 50
as, Persian dates 90. black cherries
S-&fi.sss white cherries xes7ssc; res. cher.
rtes. tsSs7Sc; rsspbesrseS. per drawer. 81.
goes eaSgr.ss. SSc-
satser--tarcy Creamery. lie: seeoz.s Il
8 s21sc. fxcey dairy. is4zcgl1e. seconds Ysr
Csssse-Fancy mia. new. z~e; far 70
1901 sse. Young America -gsc
Eastern. Ias7tsc.
hxgs-siore. ffisGlstse. ranch. fsesfc.
Eastern. ias3ssr; dacx szgs. I4s7ssc.
Poultry ssosblers. isssfsc per n: ...rk~r
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REAL ESTATE TnANsgKns.


xf0008Ntlo00 S10C0 J0n08kY ana 10S
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions since January
]. 1856, are s., 81. sl7.T7. There were filed for
record yesterday sixteen deeds. aggregate
ing SIC. g. Following 10 q list furnished
by tho Daily Bulletin. room II Occidental
block:
G. A. nm ct ux to Fay W. Foster. uiS
sec q. tp .. 4: lots to 9. 10 to "A block /.
Naples add. April II. s2.ooo.
G. A. HIN to Tempa George. lots and :,
block 2, Bell 4 Denny's add. and al In
terest in ne& nea SEQ 81. tp - I AcriI
20. $1,000
william W. Young at ux to Lucia. 8.
Hawley. lot 20. block Il. Gilman Park.
March 10. 500.
Margaret Miller and husband. Amasa g..
TO Lillian C. Miller. lot s. block 81. Csntral
Seattle: lots IS and sc. block s. lnglewoods
April 3. 81.
Hans NJ. Olson to Christina Eklund. lot 1
block 3. Gilman Park. April .. tl1k
State OF Washington to Granville q. Hal
Lands. April Is. SO.
Sheriff to H. 8. BOOKINGS. plaintiff. iot
10 and 1ox1ao feet lot .. block Z. Walla wall
Ia add. May 4. $e2SR.
George e. Knapp to Lyman n Knapp.
undis interest in following property: Block
1: Ell block 2: lots to 8. IL to "a. and MI
lots and Is block s: lots to Z IL to %. and
M lots and Is. block I. Youns's add. Sep
TENDER u. 1886. 1900.
Fred Jensen ct ux to Neiis Christian Hor-
dunn, lots II and II block .. McAlesg's sup
Elemental to Seattle Homestsad add, April
| II. 500.
Joseph Fosnaugh q ux - Louis W. SUIT
er. 30 acres In nwk sec =. u n Z April
n. 3e10.
Philip Hibner to Mary c. Han. lots and
| q block I. Washington add. May / q. c.. q.
w. W. Perrfgo Of NIX 10 Andrew 0under-
son. So y ne4 SEQ II. - - { - acres.
| April IS. 1900.
4. Demanez to the Institute Of Our Lady
| OF Lcurdes. lots q and -, Excslsioe acre
| tract No. ., February I. 81
George r. Knapp to Lyman r. Knapp. all
| OF mel. sex sec 7. tp -. r 5. lying west OF
right OF way Of s.. l. g. q =. r.. n Co.: -
acres in SEX nei< SEQ :. tp .. 8: and b'ocks
I to Z. q to 20; lots 70 10. IL TO -. block g.
| Huron, September Il. 1886. $6,0o0.
| Andrew r. Burleigh. receiver N. r. r.
| r. Co., to Frank II. and James b. Paul.
| nis nwM sec &c. tp -. 9, % Acras. 0cteosa
| s. 1886. sees.os.
| James B. Paul ct w to Frank n. RAai,
MI nwk sec IS. tp ~ &c, % acrsA Auguse
| IL 1891. a. c.. $50. =
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ssrday afserscoa. She wsn load lumAsr q
Taccr.a for San Pedro she oxss<ref 4 fun
st Of hatch covers before ;eavsae.
Untsed States revenue cutter Crane wu
nos leave fer sAs north before nexs Moa-
Steamer State Of Washington took eSr~s
car loads Of live stock 60 Whatoom Sum
cay nigAt
Schooner F.icca sa.lea hon Fsrs nshs.
lumber for San FranolscN
SA.p Spartan. Capt. roli.e. made . vsry
quick trip from San Francisco to tnso pert
Leaving On April =. she arrived hero q
American ship 3. p. Cheney. i.sue ssns.
has eesn chartered BY ". Frsse . Co. .
hal.
United States Steamboat ynsoscturs
Cherry ard Bryant Inspected The nfsl0
day.
Ra-kensine Cleaner was scwsns up from
Por, Townsend yesterday, and VA afrsvs
n Ballard this mOcring - loa6 Q return
cargo OF lumber.
schooners Laura May ana American Ctri
sas s swo former iossins mmbsT a.; y ne
latter coal. fer San 4fAn01DoA
On and after May the steamer Gar
lands leaving time frun Ssataie e Pert
VII Is a s.i m Issasy nea &c., sss
ard Fridays
Another new schccnsP came d frun
Tacoma yesterday. She - Q fourteen-soss
double ender. built By strand . johnson.
and VIII be measured here No name has
yet been given tho new schooner. She
VIII be used In haiibut flshtnI.
Schooner Cariine. Capt Knud Nelson.
ore Of the. nshing schoonero which winter
ed In Alaska. got In yesterday from Port
Townsend. where she has cean cleAntng
up. She will take ico hero. and ~ out
for fishing cruiss 70 the banks % Cape
Scott
o'clock Sunday morning. covering the
distance in eight days Capt Polite mya
the weather was sQually and wet the
wind, which was favorable, blowing . gala
a, times, ana again falling away TO Q
calm. The Spartan will take On = roeurn
cargo OF SO tons Of Black Diamond conI
a; the Oregon Improvement bunkayA
An encampment OF siwasheS between <ha
Ocean and Galbrasth dccka furnished
amusement for a small crowd yesterday.
About a score OF the dusky clam 6Sxgeru
male and female. had come IN. their Canoe
being tied TO the piisng. The men lcunIed
about in lazy attitudes. . picturesque ex-
preston OF coasentment gadsAtiuy nom
their dirty countenanccs. Each ahAggy
haired. bow-legged buck had a fair made
en- tripping about, rinisterin& to nis wants
and casting occasional glances at tho group
OF whites watching from tho dockn above
They had a good catch OF CLANS. and d1o
. thriving business all the Afternoon