The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-01-19

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anchored in the harbor Tuesday night
and left yesterday morning.
Send to Sutcliffe & Hill. Whatcom.
FOR samples of Wall Paper and Paints.
They WILDE sent you free of;charge.*
During the gale which swept over
the Sound last Friday, the roof of Mr..
Blake's barn, on Lopez island, was
blown off.
DENTISTRY! DR.. Lee Baker, of
Port Townsend, will be in Friday Har-
Dor on January II and will remain UNI
til January 81. All wanting work
done, call early.
Mr.. Ben Lichtenberg, of Lopez, took
his fine yacht "Pilgrim" out of the
water yesterday morning and now has
her high and dry on Del Hoffman's
beach on Shaw island.
Mr.. VIM. Humphrey, of Port STAN
ley, made q shipment OF choice Bald
win apples the first of the week from
his place OH Lopez. He has just christ
ianed his place 1.-THE North View Or
chard," very appropriate name.
The big British ship "Andelana"
foundered during a terrific gale in Ia
coma harbor early last Saturday MORN
ing, and the captain and sixteen men
were drowned. The ship was await
ing cargo, having just discharged her
ballast.
Mrs. P. A. Jensen, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia for the
past week, was reported some better
yesterday, though very weak. Her
temperature which had been q little
over 106 was down two degrees below
normal yesterday morning.
The first ballot for United States
senator, taken Tuesday, gave the fol-
lowing results: Lewis q. Humes %,
Wilson Is, Foster 20, Ankeny s, Allen
l. This proves nothing, however, as
the first ballot seldom shows what the
final result will be.
THE ISLANDER ia pleased to note
that the Olga wharf is to be repaired
and again made a g ,fe landing. While
The peop pie are about it they should put
i'm good slip. SO that live stock can be
landed and shipped from there. 1t
would involve but little additional
labor or expense.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. j.
w. Court, of West Sound, has received
the appointment of night Waterman of
the lower house of the state legisla-
ture. He went to Olympia the last of
the week and began discharging his
duties Monday last. Mr.. Court is an
active and ardent Republican and his
appointment is good one.
Mr.. John Douglas returned home
Monday from Seattle, where he has
been for several weeks past under med
ical treatment. Some time ago he had
an operation performed there for some
ear trouble, and has not felt it safe to
return home until now. We hope Jack
will have no further trouble from this
source at least.
Saturday evening Silas Casey Post,
g. A; r., held an adjourned meeting,
at which the following officers were
elected: P. G., J; w; Shoots; 3. Y. G.,
J. E. Tucker; J. V. c., ). Crook; Adjt.
and Q. NJ, J. L. Blair; Serg., George
Smith; Chap, A. c. Brown; 0. D.,
w. II. AuaChSIi ". Wy D. As1n AiAsS0n'
Delegate to the Department Encamp
ment, J. L. Blair; alternate, A. c.
Brown.
The following officers for this
term for Mt. Dallas Lodge No. 95, l. ..
o. F., were duly installed last Satur-
day evening by Deputy Grand Master,
Frank Guard: Noble Grand, M. w.
Martin; Vice Grand, Alfred Douglas;
Recording Secretary, E. e. Allen; Per-
manent Secretary, N. b. Churchill
Treasurer, ]. A. Gould. The lodge Il
in a very prosperous condition and is
getting along finely.
Ed Gilshenan and Walter Lampard
started over from WaldrOn In Mr..
Gilshenan's small sail boat at ten
o'clock Tuesday morning, with the
boat quite heavily laden with the car
cases of heifer and two calves. After
battling with contrary winds and tide
for seven hours they were Overtakell
by the revenue launch Guard Oh
Eureka, drifting toward Roche Harbor,
and were lowed into port here, feeling
much more comfortable than they
would have been if they had been com.
PEELED to "pull for the shore" and
camp out during the rainy and windy
night.
County Treasurer John L. Murray
has filed his official bond in the sum
Of $4,000 with the board Of county
commissioners and the same has been
approved and placed on file. The fol
| lowing named persons appear g nv
sureties: III. III. Hudson, Hans Christ
hanson, w. e. Sutherland, G.. T. But
Ter, G. e. Cantine, Andrew Newhall
e. B. Buxton, N. e. Churchill, J. 81
Bowman, e. u. Warbass, VIM. Shultx
Isaac Sandwich, Peter lawson Jr., :
A. Gould and j. e. Tucker. 1t will
readily be seen that the above named
persons are among the most represen.
tative citizens of the county, and tina
the bond is very strong one. MT
Murray is to be congratulated upoI
securing such substantial backing.
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