The Seattle Post-Intelligencer from Seattle, Washington • 4

DAM POSWHIELUBBHOffi. liOCA Eddie Hartuoa uas returned to his aohool in California. The Reverue Cutter Oliver Wolcott was in port all day yesterday. A 76-pound salmon was caught up the British Columbia coast last week. George W.

has moved to Sprague, W. there to open a store. Cantam Hopkins and family arrived last evening, and today will occupy their new home on Front street. The office of the Puget Sound Telegraph Company has been locate! on wharf, in the store of J. M.

Morris A bushels hrtvfl a of ouiui eapaoity.and a grist mill of 225 barrels balm tree in L. Diller's yard, that i delightful fragrance over aU the loU adjacent was cut down Twt is much 1 in importance and the adth tion of a half dozen new business juses within a month past. The brick for the long-delayed Methodi.it Protestant Church have at length Kn buS and the work of construe tion will be resumed at ouce. Where sidewalks are lowered, as front of the new Boyd Foucin build ing an immediate lowering, or panial lowe ing of the walk be made, thereby saving nt night rude shocks, stumbles and falls. The tricks of the telegraph have lately prevented us giving our fu I news inveij we receive nothing oereport.

When we tbeu four or The Han Francmco mfln there on their yn.ira. out of tho country. At recent reception in Fans. Hl the Academy, a young American lady, cream-colored empire dress. folds of which ended in a remarsam ruffle whose constituent parts were silk and was, to say the luust, nous Iler bonnet was as rampantly KreSue as her ruffle, with large, vide briui and high, conical criwn.

from the top of which floated hve 11 pIUIUUH of KJ-itlittM. A gentleman from Coos Bay informs the ill" that H. Hh.pvvrwl.t nt North Baud, launched ist week the fl ae barkentine C. C. Funk, and he has also nearly completed a fine barkentine A Crawtord A for the Tahiti trade.

She will bo ready for lauuchinginaboui 15 days, and will be commanded Capt. Burns, the popular and efficient commander of the schooner Oreyhouud. A keel has also been laid by liuu for schooner. M. Choir is in Victoria, trying to Ret a government subsidy for the publication of his illustrated 'Vear Book." The Cohmitt says: "He is forming voluutojf of OQ pioneer and leading residents, intending to issae in the near future a standard history of British Columbia, arranged on the interesting plan of biography, artistically enlivened by the hnest photographs; a perfdOt literary gem and photographic Three trinket venders held forth on the street oorners last eveniug, and all did a thriving business.

One of thoin expatiated on the merits of the jackknives be was selling; a second dished out notions by the hand full for the sum of fifty cents, nnd the third a strip of solder and a package of brass jewelry for half a dollar. It is astonishing with what avidity the people jump at the wares of thesj itinerant, peddlers, wh'o seldom, if ever, give re eived for the money. Passenger arrivals by steamers on Paget Sound departures by two to one, as will be seen in the official table elsewhere appearing. Arrivals overland exoeed the departures in like rates. It is a safe estimate that an average of one thousand persons per month have tame to Puget Sound during the last year, and that not to exceed live hundred Kr month have gone includ( actual gains and losses only, and not movements to and fro of onr own people.

An absolute gain of six thousand residents in this section in a single year, of six thousand thousand in the whole a greater growth thanwe have heretofore enjoyed. The business of the Telegraph Company has greatly tnoreased of late, at this point. The force now oonsistsof two operators, a messenger and a line repairer, and in a few days is to be inoreased by the addition of another man. The force will then lie quite sufficient, bat the equipment will not be until another line is stretched from here to Portland. How different the condition of affairs now from that of a few years ago.

Then the Puget Sound and British Columbia business was very unprofitable. The Company gave up that in British Columbia, aud would also have given that np here had they not been guaranteed a certain amount of trade by opr citizens. Merchants nnd were called upon for subscriptions, intended to reach an amount great enough to warrant keeping up the system. Now the Puget Sound branch pays handsomely. DiLiY.

order tolearu the cause of the delay in the construction of the BIW City Engine House and Council Clumber, a POST-IMTKLLIOICJICISR reporter oalled ou Mr. E. W. Bea, the contractor, yesterday, who explained matters about as follows: "I know there is a good deal of talk about the progress 1 am making, bat I can assure you the building will be finished on or before the first Friday in October, the date specified in the contract. The delay has been caused by my inability to get brick, as there were none to be had.

1 have the stone foundation all completed and the lime on the ground for my mortar. My briok are in a kiln at Alki Point, and fires will lie bnilt under them this evening. Ten days from this time 1 expect to nave a force of brioklayers at work on the walls of the budding." Mrs. E. S.

Bnrnell, of this eity, accompanied by one of her left on the Idaho, for Virginia City, Nevada, to visit her eldest daughter, Mrs. H. P. Fraser, who is a resident ofthatoity. Mrs.

Bradford, daughter of Capt W. H. Taylor, who has been visiting her parents in this city, started to return to her Han Franoisoo home on the name ship. A large number ot Mends aoonmpenied her to the steamer to any goodbye and bon Exoixxaa's G. Scurry, engineer for tin BeatUe, Walla Walla and Baker City Railroad Company, retorned to Seattle yesterday, and made kis report to the company.

The report shows that a good roote has been found at far as Meridian Prairie, the objective point on the first section of the road. Mr. Bourry has received orders to return to Benton, and from there ran aline via Cedar River to Rattlesnake Prairie. The party will be placed on the new line next week. AM yon hard of hearing? Go to Dr.

Millsr. jl3-lm Are voo suffering with hemorrhoides, (piles)? Goto Dr. Miller. jIS-lm Babies' drsssn, all kinds, at CUyton Bras. Dr.

Millsr ohantss mrthirg for snlargtog jit a ESTATE TiiSlWiE The following are the rd real eetato, as recorded at the Auditor office, since oar last report: John Keenan to J. H. Marshall, 2, 8, and 7, block tO, Terry's second addition. JfllkV). Eliza A.

Drigga to Robt. Abrams, lots 3 and 4, block Bell A Denny's addition, i Arthur M. Soott to W. I. Evans, lot 3, block 8, Cove addition, fSO.

A. A. Deanv to David Kellogg, lot block H. and lot 6. block A.

A. Denny's addition, $750. J. H. Marshall to E.

P. Ferry, lots 2, 3, 6 and 7, block 83, ferry's second addition, THCBSDAT. Aug. 10,1882. H.

H. Miller was instructed to perform the necessary work on the river bank in order to protect countv property at or near the Duwamish river ferry, provided that J. Horton pay onehalf' the expense of said work, A liquor license was granted to Collins Duffy. H. 11.

Miller was granted a renewal of his ferry. The remainder of the day was taken up in allowing bills against the county. A IHMPLE LrrTES are in the receipt of a great number of letters from persons in the East, asking for papers, pamphlets, maps and information cm cerning this oountry. An occasional letter is accompanied a dollar greenback; a good many ooutain trout one to five 3- cent stamps, while tho great majority contain nothing. All want what is ten times more than they are willing while those who offer nothing generally want tne most.

Here is a sample of these letters received by us, from a writer in Champaign. Illinois: "Will you please send me a copy of your paper of reoent date. If not asking too uiuoh please write me in regard to timber claims; what ainoant can be purchased, to whom should I apply in making a purchase, price, do-js the land belong to the United States, or to private parties If to tlie fitter, are the titles good The N. i'. U.

U. title to land to be in dispute, according to refiorts in the papers. How near Seattle can timber land be bought Also the price of farm lands iiear you. and the price and size of business and residence lots in the city Give me the name of some honorable man to whom I could send fuuds in cine of wishing to invest. I have written to one or two others, some time ago; but wishing to hear from some one in a position to well iuformed on such I take the liberty of addressing you.

1 enclose stamps." didn't, KSBUILT DAITOM. Democrat: "It seems that the late fire which carrud aw; three of the business houses of iI lyt is really going to prove gruat beaelit. The buildings burned were mostly an inferior elass; but a numlier of those which have been built and are now budding (ire of the most substantial kiuJ. 'l'he following is a list of buildings on the burut dwtriet: Guernsey Sturdev.mt, twostory brick, feet; L. Drake, one-story wood opera house, 40x120; L.

D. Drake, barber shop, 10x40; J. S. I'liomas, one-story wood Scott Schmidt, brewery, wood, 20x80; G. A.

Winn, bakery, one-story. brick, 20x80; Nottingham Pallet, shoe store, onestory wood. E. Ping, two buildings, wood, each 20x60; D. 11.

Kiiuball, one-story wood, 20x50; D. 11. Kunball, two-story wood. 22x50; Wooten Jk Wait, two-story wood, 20x50; J. I'.

Wilson, one-story brick, 20x60; J. W. Jesse, onestory brick, 20x60; Croasler onestory brick, John Brining, onestory brick, 30x60; W. H. Kuhn, implement house, wood 30x60; Crotwler Kubn, two-story wood, 24x60; P.

T. Giberaon, livery stable, wood, 30x00; making a total of 488 feet front out of 840 burned which has been rebuilt in four months. No better evidence of Day ton's stability than thia. CHURCH Fornix weeks past the Congregational Church of this oily Iris been closed, but during that time the members have not been idle. They have given the interior of the church a most thorough overhauling.

The wainsootiug aud seats have all been newly painted and grained to represeut oak, nnd the seats are trimmed in walnut; the have been calsomined a medium straw color with tinted trimmings, and the ceiling is of a French medium gray color with blue and white trimmings; in the recess, or alcove, in the rear of the pulpit, is a beautiful golden bible, surrouuded by the following inscription in golden letters: "Praise waiteth for Thee, Oh God, in Zion." The carpets have all been taken np, cleaned, and plaoed down anew. The lettering and fresco work was done by Mr. G. Railing, and reflect oredit upon that gentleman's skill and ability. Considerable work has also boeu done on the outside of the building.

The old stairway has been torn down and a new one built. Lumber has been ordered for a uew fence to surround the property, after whioh the lot will be sodded and beautified. The ohnroh will be reopened again on Sunday next. FOOLISH Geo. Hubbard, a sailor, very foolishly pointed a pistol at a companion yesterday in a threatening manner, for whioh he was arrested by Chief Woolery and fined S3O and costs by Justice Cann.

Hubbard claimed that the weapon was not loaded, and that he had no intention of injuring anyone with it, but the Justioe thought that it was time he learned that pistols are not proper playthings, hence the tine. OUIUN COMIXU. private dispatch from San Francisco announced the shipment yesterday on the Geo. W. Elder of the new pipe organ for the Episcopal Church of this city.

Prof. Gilbert, a celebrated organist of California. aooompanies the instrument, and on its arrival here two organ oonoerts will be given. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL auvui. AJ Bush.Nowcaastle JMMaster, Suonho JPMurry, MissADSpragne.Oly JasParrv, MissHSprague, HCoUins, TLook, MrsSteidman," AForshee, Stauwood JKDavisJcwf, McDonald, TTelps, England TCartur, UVtning, OBlverson.

WEWhipple, Mich AMalin. IPBieh, WBelford, Oregon HTnefe, HElmore, NewOrl Port'kl KLNenn, Olytnp GH Butler. NEW ENGLAND HOTEL amivALs. Mi-sSmith, Portl'd Donald, MrsCorooran, MrsAdanut, McCaul, Victoria AFordham, PtTown Dubois. WDFoss, BFDoyle, JMGreen, TO'Brten.

DHait, Waterman, MWilbur. KKdwsrds, WDJones, JWAlny, Astoria LWBallard, JVV Moore, PBarrett, Astoria OAndereon, JMNanneta, OESuanieL BBJones. Piatt. ARLINGTON HOUSE auuvau, CLMomll, PtGam EHEIweU, Snobo Uii BU RN Armstrong, city JWMeeker.Pnyal'p Otym UtopkinaAwf," 8 MissHopkins, EHLevv, MissYoaag, WmDelanty, PtDtso Fresh smoked Colombia river salmon, dried herring, and Eastern codfish, at Portman. I'adden A (or coreete, go to CUyton Udieate jomr dress lullian, sn Clayton Bras.

SEATTLE DAILY POST-INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11. 1882. TU NET mr ESTKT PTCET POST TOWXSETD, W. Aug. 3.1882.

Port Townsend. the shire town of Jefferson county, like its sister towns of Pucet Sound, is beautiful for situation. Olympia with i's twelve-mile vista of blue water visible from Capitol liill; New Taooma, with its uiagnilicent panorama stretching away through valley and foothills to Mount Banier; and Seattle, with its splendid sweeps of forest, bay, mountain and valley, visible from its terraced hills, may each claim equality; but when the artist in words arises whose province it shall be fitly to paint all these beautiful pictures he will hesitate Ion? before he awards the palm of superiority to either. From the table land upon which the residencefportion of Port Townsend is built, looking to the north on a clear day, Mount Baker looms up, if not with all'the majesty of Rainier as seen from Johnson's Point. New Tacoma or other favorable situations, at least with a striking grandeur peculiarly its own.

Around its flanking buttresses "Chaos seems come Titanic, fire sc.trred rocks seem piled in inextricable con fusion around its base and half way up its rugged and suggest Arctic desolation. The eye of the gazer finds a oertain relief, turning eastward, it marks the clean-cut but still snowcrowned crests of the Cascade range mellowed by distance and tempered by the far reaching vista of wood and water. In the southeast Hainier. lifting its white crown from an emerald sea adds new beauties to the picture, whil to the south the white crests of lb Olympic Mountains look down upon the descending foothills over which they light and tling a glamour which the most skillful wielder of pen, pencil or brush might strive in vain to reproduoo. At the base of all, the beautiful bay upon the shores of which the town is located sleeps placidly, and mirrors all the lovely Take it altogether the praises which the Port Townsend people lavish ujion their surroundings are well deserved, and your correspondent endorses them as above, not grudgingly but with willing mind and free hand.

The town has its institutions, public and private, of which 1 shall proceed to speak. THE CUSTOM HOnsE. The headquarters of the Puget Sound U. S. Collection District is located here.

I give the personuel of the establishment; A. W. Bash. M. Harned, O.

Chapman. Deputy at Fort Colville B. Bash. H. Winslow, Geo.

H. Jones, E. M. Layman. Inspector at Victoria, B.

C. D. Attndge. Inspeator at Seattle C. Swayzee.

Inspector at San N. Insjieotor at Ne-ih 11. Price. lusijector at Sehouie L. B1 ike.

In addition to the above a force of four boatmen and itcLnueu are attached to the office. Mr. Dash, the Collector, wis absent at the time of my visit, but 1 found a courteous reply to my request for facts and ligures from Deputies Uarned and Chapman. I tabulate the information thus obtained us follows: One hundred and thirty (130) vessels, steam and sail, are documented in Collection district. Total tonnage, 41,403: VESSELS ENTERED COASTWISE.

No. p.is-1882. No. Tonnage, setigers. January 3S 24,015 235 February 43 211 March 21.707 275 April 41 30,831 226 May 43 28,015 470 Jnne 63 27,831 1,543 Fotal 250 165,028 2,960 VESSELS CLEASED COASTWISE.

No. pas-1832. No. Tonnage, senders. January 33 109 February 31 18.749 183 March 43 24.UJ3 180 April 30 27,140 180 May 40 27,334 457 June 48 28,754 297 Totals 225 146,093 1,466 MISCELLANEOUS EXPORTS IN AMMEKICAK VESSELS To British Columbia, Mexico, Hawaii, Australia, China and South America.

Feet of Value of Total 1882. lumber, lumber. valne. 1,701,200 $19,236 $32,649 2.800,400 28,887 41,726 4,305,200 42,465 58,744 April 1.509,400 16.379 56.191 May 3.408 000 36,838 90,0118 June 2.805.800 29.639 68,456 16,532,800 $173,444 $347,823 EXPORTS IN FOHXION VESSELS. Feet of Value of Val.mis.

Total val. 1882. lumber, lumber, exports, exports. January 634,000 $5,860 March 889,000 9.301 631 April 2,763,000 33,004 4,048 87,062 May 1,695.000 17,420 3,93.1 21,345 June 2,060,000 22,873 3,480 26,363 7.931, 000 $88,464 $11,984 $100,448 It will be seen by the above that while the exports of lnuiber in American ships amounted to 16,532,800 feet, the exports iu foreign bottoms only foot up 7,931.000 feet, while the total respective values us exports foot up for American for foreign, SIC 448. Mr.

Harned informs me that the customs receipts for the fiscal year ending Jnne 30. 1882, amounts in round numbers to TOT HOSPITAL. Another institution of Port Townaend is Dr. T.T. Minor's hospital, which occupies a commanding Bite on the brow of the hill, affording a splendid view and an abnndnnoe of pore and salubrious air.

The main building is 100x32 feet in dimensions, two stories high, and oan accommodate fifty patients. Three smaller building serve as kitchen, dining room, wash room and fever ward. The average number of patients is aboat 175 per year, exclusive of the oonnty poor, who are under the Doctor's charge. By a contract with the P. Government, the hospital receives patients from the naval and revenue marine service, and is als open to disabled seamen of other nationalities sent there by foreign consuls.

The oharge for food, room and nursing for each pttient is oue dollar per day. Dr. F. W. Mead, surgeon U.

S. Marine Hospital service, has eharge of the branch of the hospital devoted to "our sick sailors." For the fiscal year ending Jane 30. 1880. he treated ltiti patients, and for the year just closed, 172- roar towwsxd uwmiu coxroii. In December last, some ot the publio spirited citizens of Port Townsend, realising the importance of manufactures to any and every town, organized a company with the above title with a capital stock of $56,000, Dr.

Minor being elected President. The result so fir is seen inltbe almost completed erectiou of a substantial building of 40x220 feet in dimensions. Firatotass machinery is now being pnt in ptaoe. The engine will have a twenty-two inch cylinder, with twenty-eight inches stroke, and the will cot 30.000 feet of lumber in ten hoars. mill will have a six-roll planer and a Hobb's edger.

The length of the building adapts it pleasingly to catting timber for shin building, which will be made a specialty. for a boom yard to bold 5,000,000 feet are in pragma. nroar eocxn ir wiirn compact. Port Townsend is tbs hsadqnsrtsrs of Ac above named company, oooneoting pany has been in existence ten years, with a capital stock of f25.000. Dr.

T. T. Miner is President. Quite recently Gen. Hazen telegraphed that material had been shipped for a signal service lino connecting Port Angeles with Tattooch Island light honse' Cape Flattery I.

The work may be expected to be completed this fall, and will donbtless prove of great advantace to the commercial interests of the whole Northwest. WEST SIDE BAILKOAD. The West Side Puget Sound Railroad Company has also its place of business here. It is a road as yet in embryo, which contemplates connecting this point with Tenino. Of this company Dr.

Minor is also President, as also President of the iny above mentioned. On the subject of the said road connection with the outer world, or more properly speaking, the inner world, for Port Townsend is emphatically on the outside, so to speak, the people hereabouts are secure and confident in their belief that it will come in good time, and waste very little of the latter commodity in useless repinings or speculations, but pursue the even tenor of their way. and make the best of surrounding circumstances. RCELIC SCHOOLS. Port Townsend has one graded school, with Grammar.

Intermediate and Primary departments. Daily average attendance 130. Mr. li. C.

Kerr been retained as Principal for the ensuing term. A FIVE STOBE. C. C. Bartlett A wholesale and retail dealers of this place, have a right to boast of one of the finest, if not the finest store house north of Sir.

Francisco. It is built of hewn blue sandstone from the Chuckanut quarries, of Bellingham Bay. It is 56x100 feet in outer diuien sions, two stories high, the first 18 feet in the dear, the second 14 feet. It will cost, when completed, about the upper story being reserved for offices and rooms. This enterprising firm do an extensive wholesale trade with the islands of the San Juan archipelago, Chimacum valley.

Neah Bay, New Dnnginess, Qailleute, Alaska and other points. Few more complete or better assorted stocks than theirs aie to be seen anywhere, while their spacious storerooms and warehouses are well worth an inspection. Strength and durability seem to have been aimed at in the construction of their new building, and the desired result seems to have been obtained. HOTELS. Port Townsend seems to be well off iu this particular.

I have found the Central. Messrs. i)odd Pngh. proprietors, one of the quietest, cleanest, best kept houses I have had the pleasure of on the Sound. THE ARGUS.

Brother Weir, ef the Daily and HVeA-- hj represents the press-gang here, ar.d has been especially polite ami kind to tue representative of tho POST-INTELLIGENCES. SHIPPING PORT DISCOVERY, Aug. Barkentine Fiickinger.from Guaymas. Leather and rubber belting, lacing, bibbitt instal, at Wald Campbell's. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice toJVlothers A NUMBER OF LITTLE BOYS CONgiegate where the work of street grading is being done. They are iu the way and aunty me workmen, and are in danger of being run oyer by passing teams. Mothers will act wisely in seeing that their children are kept away from the danger of Iteing run GUIS' CHARLEY. aull-2t Contractors. STEAMER City of Quincy, CAPT.

CURTIS BROWN FIELD. Carryingthe U. S. Mail, WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY Sunday evening at 10 o'clock for Whatcom, calling at Mukiltee, Tulalip, Coupeville. Oak Harbor, Utsalady, Laconner.

Fidalgo, Anacortes, Gucmes, Samish and Schotne, connecting at Utsalady ou Monday morning with the steamer Daisy for points 011 Skagit River. Whatcom for Ferndale and intermediate landings on Nootsack Hiver every Monday evening. Re timing, will leave Seliome at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening for Seattle, touching all ports on the way. Will leave Seattle every Friday at 8 in the morning for Laconner and intermediate ports; leaving Laconner, on return trip, early Saturday morning. aull-tf Grain Bags.

1 AH Ann DUNDEE AND OAKIUUtUUU land Hags for sale at b'an Francisco market rates and freight. aulO-dawtf S. BAXTER CO. Passeoprs for Sbaifhae. THE BRITISH STEAMKR CAPT.

W. 11. GOULD, WILL SAIL FOR SIIANGHAE FROM Port Townseml on or about August 24th, and from ltoyul Roads next day. She has accommodations for '2OO passengers. For passage or particulars apply, prior to the 20th of August, to ROTHSCHILD Si Port Townsend.

WELCH, RITHET Victoria, or WA CHONG Sc. aulO-tf Seattle. REMOVAL! REMOVAL! New Opening! rRKSPEi TFCLLY ANNOUNCE TO the public that I have moved my stock of goods to Commercial street, opposite Harrington Smith's. Having a large store now, lam enabled to lay in such a stock of HATS AND CAPS As cannot be found north of San Francisco. My CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Are the best on the Sound.

Foraflneand fashionable article at reasonably low prices hereafter call at the Puaret Sound Hat Store, Sign of the Big Hat. jy3o-lm E. MYER. FOR SALE. A.t a.

Bargain! A STEAM FACTORY. WITH A twenty-horse power engine, located at Lakeview station, near New Tacoma. suitable for all wood-working purposes, will be sold at a bargain. For terms and partic to Arion Saloon, New Tacoma, au9-lw W. T.

Notice of Final Proof. U. S. LAND OKKICK AT OI.TXPI A. W.

T-) July 17th, KM" Notice ia hereby given that BILL SBK- Dtvu has tiled notice of intention to make final proof before the Judge, or. in his absence, the Clerk of the District Court, at his office in Seattle. W. on Saturday, the tCthday of Aural. A.D.

ISM. on Homestead application No. 250J, for the lot 3 and NKi of sWj of mc, St township ti north. raBM I He aa witnesses: Geo. W.

Tlbbetta, Martin Moaahoa. liass Dash tod Cherry, W. T. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED.

A WANTS A SITUATION in a private family or to do ctutmberwork in a hotel. Apply at the New England. auS-2t DISSOLUTION NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between N. Port man.

M. Padden and A. S. Miller Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business hereafter will ba carried on by McCullough Portman.

who wllf collect all bills due the late firm and pay all outstanding accounts. N. PORTMAN, M. PADDEN, A. 8.

MILLttR. THE LEADING Cigar and Tobacco House IS THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE, WHERE YOU ALWAYS FIND THE best selected stock of tine imported and domestic Cigars, the celebrated Virginia and North Carolina Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos. Cigarettes, a fine stock of genuine Meerschaum Pipes. Amber goods. Playing Cards, Cutlery, Notions, etc.

D. WERTHEIMER. Mill nest door to Post Building. Also M. WEKTHEIMER 51S Kront st.

San Francisco. And M. WEKTHEIMER, 62 South street, auS-tf Virginia, Nevada. To whom it may concern: A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY tioned against trespassing upon the following property, fronting upon Elliot or Seattle Bay, and described as follows: lieginnlng at the southeast corner of lot 2. (two) section 21.

(twenty-fourt township 25 (twenty-five) north, range 3 (three! east, thence north 14 15-100 chains, thence west 16 25-100 chains, hence southeasterly along the meander line of Elliot Bay Pi (sixteen) chains, thence 50-100 chains; particularly by driving piles or placing other obstructions on or along the water front thereof. FRANCIS W. JAMES. Owner of said property. Port Townsend.

W. Aug. sth, 1882. autV-lwdiw NOTICE. A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORbidden to trespass in nnv manner uiwn the STONE QUARRY situate on l.ot One.

Section Nine, Township Twentyfour north. Range Two east, in Kitsap county, containing 13 25-100 acres. All trespassers thereon will be promptly and vigorously prosecuted, and the stone taken therefrom will he replevined. SEATTLE, July 31,1582. SAMUEL COULTER.

For himself and other owners, aul-dtwlm Wells Dug DY A PRACTICAL WELL DIGGER. Apply to S. D. Lawrence. Leave orders with R.

SCOTT SON. au6-lw Mill near P. O. For Rent. HOUSE CONTAINING 17 ROOMS- Nine are furnished and eight are unfurnished.

all occupied. Apply to R. SCOTT SON, j27-tf Mill st, near P. O. Real Estate Agency.

lI7HITE, BOMAN MUNDAY, IN White's Block, on Front street, buy and sell real estate on commission Correspondence solicited. HITE. BOMAN MUNDAY. f23-tf Notice of Application to Pur- chase Timber Land. UNITED STATES DISTRICT LANDOKHICE, OLYMPIA.

WASHINGTON TERRITORY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress approved una 3, IS7S, entitled "An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Andrew Williams, of Kitsap cotlnty, W. has this day tiled in this office his application to purchase the of SWJ of scctioH No.

20, in townshijp No. 21 north range No. 2 east of the illamette meridian. Any and all persons claiming adversely the said described land, or any portion thereof, are hereby required to tile their claims in this office within sixty (tiO) days from the date hereof. Given under my hand, at my office in Olympia, W.T., this Bth day of June.

A.D. 1882. J. T. HROWN jelG-llw Register of the Office.

Notice of Application to Pur- chase Timber Land. UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OKKICK. OLYMJ'IA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY. NOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN THAT. ia compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress approved June 3, 1878, entitled "An Act for the Sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," Manly Wilbur, of Kitsap county, W.

has this day filed in this office his application to purchase the Si of NWJof sec. No. 27, in township No. 28 north, range No. 2 east of the Willamette Meridian.

Any and all persons claiming adversely the said described laud, or any portion thereof, are hereby required to file their claims in this office within sixty (60) days from date hereof. Given under my hand, at my office in Olympia, W.T., this 7th day of June, A.D, 1882. J. T. BROWN.

joltf-11 Register of the Office. Notice to Creditors. rrtRBITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY -1 ef King, the Proba Court of said King coanty. In the matter of the estate ef John Kennedy, deceased. Notice Is hereby gtvan by the undersigned, executrix and executor of the last will and testament of aaid deceased, to the of and all having claims against the estate of a id deceased, to exhibit them, with tbe necessary vouchers, to said executrix an executor, at the st re of D.

A. Jennings, on Commercial street, between Washington snd Main streets, in Seattle, in King county, Washington Territory, the same being the plane of transaction of business of raid executor. W. A. Jennings, within one year a ter the first publication of this notice.

LOI'ISA KENNEDY, WILLIAM A. JENMAGH. Kxeentrlx and Executor as aforesaid. Burke Raain, Attorneys for estate. Dated June 39.

Jy7-Sw Notice to Creditors. TERRITOHY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY of King, the Probate Govt of said Xing Ooonty. In the matter of the estate of Alios deceased. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Alloc A. Tb.

impeon, deceasad, to the creditors of and a.i parsons having alms against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ons ysar after the first publication or thla notice, to the stfd administrator at his place of business, to-wit: At the law offic of Mean. Jacobs Jenner. la the city of Best tie In ng Cauuty, Washington Territory. Dated August 4.18*2. WK.

B. THOMPSON, Administrator of the estate of Alice A. Thompson, deceased. anUt Jacobs Jenner. attorneys frr estale.

Notice of Application to Purchase Timber Land. CamD STATES Drmocr Un onto,) Olympia. Wsahington Territory. 18 HEREBY GIYKN THAT. 11l ootnpliaaoe with the provMona of the Act of (Vngrese approved JoaaS, entitled An Act for the aale of Timber Lands in the of California.

Oragoa. Nevada and Washington Territorr," Jamee Frailer, of Snohomish eoanty.Wastiißgtsa Territory, baa thla day Uei In this oOce hia application to purchase the ts of of teetlon No. 8. iatownahip No. a north, range MOL 1 east of the lamette Metlilaa.

Aay and all p-ieoas claiming adversely the scribed I ind. or any paiinftiiiif.wi hteeby ta file their elalms la ttta office within 0) days from date hseeaf, Gteea hand, at my offiee ta Olm- AV.Y^MDth^efta^AW, i4UtV MISCELLANEOUS. SMITH'S BIJSU THEATER, Third and Washington streets, SEATTLE. OPEN EVERT EVENING! The only recognized Place of Amusement in the City, presenting each week a succession of novelties. EXPEXSt: NO CONSIDERATION.

NOTHING ALLOWED TO BECOME STALE! The Proprietor begs to announce that ON TONIGHT AND HEIIE AFTER THE Price of Admission WILL BE KB H2 JE! The curtain rises at sharp. LOOK OUT FOR SEW SENSATIONS. WASHINGTON Furniture CLARKE, ANDEKSON CO. PROPRIETORS. Hardwood Chaiser Sets Cheap WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD- Factory on Pike street, atuv-tf Store on Commercial st.

O. SCHILLESTAD, UNDERTAKER, DEALER IN" Burial Cases and Caskets, ALSO UNDERTAKERS' GOODS IX EVERY STYLE At the Most Reasonable Prices. SSL Orders by telegraph promptly attended to. Cherry near Front. Seattle.

HU j-tf WiVES, Send your Husbands down to get out a Policy in the Old Hartford FIRE INSURANCE CO. Don't risk your homes for the few dollars it costs you for insurance. Gr. C. PHINNEY Post Building PROBATE NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, County of King, the Probate- Court of said King county. In the matter of the estate of McMillan, deceased. No. to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not made. J.

C. Lipsky, Administrator of the estate of David IC. McMillan, deceased, having on this 31st day of July, ISB2, filed his petition duly verified by his affidavit, praying for an order of sale of the real estate of said decedent, for the purposes therein set forth; and it to the Court by saidpttitioH that there is no personal estate whatever in the hands of said Administrator, and hat it is necessary to the real estate of said to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased nuil the expenses of administration; and it turthcr to the Court that said petition conforms in all respects to the requirements 01 law. It is ordered by the Court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before our said Court on Monday, September ttli. At eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the Court-room of our said Probate Court, in the City of Seattle, county of King and Territory of Washington, then and to show cause (if any they hare) why an order should not be granted to said Administrator to sell so much of the real estate of said deceased as shall be deemed necessarv and requisite to pay the charges and debts aforesaid.

Ana it is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published at least four successive weeks said 4th day of Septemtor, 1882, in the SEATTLE WEEKLY POOT-IXTELUGKXCKR. a weekly newspaper printed and published in said King county and of general circulalation in said county and Territory. Doue in open Court July 31. ISB2. I.

M. HALL. Judge of the Probate Court. King county, ss. I.

M. Hall, Judge and ex-offlcio Clerk of the Probate Court of said King county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of an original order to show cause made by our said Probate Court and entered of record on the 31st day of July, 1882, in the matter of the estate of David R. McMillan, deceased. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of our said Probate Court this said 31st day of July. 1882.

JBEAL.I M. HALL. Judge and ex-offlcio Clerk as aforesaid. McXaught. Ferry.

McNaught 4c Mitchell, Attorneys for the estate. STORAGE. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING THAT you may wish to store for any length of time, at reasonable rates, call at BALHS'S Auction and Commieaion House, Column Row, Front st. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS. rnHE SEATTLE STEVEDORE SOCIK- ty will load or unload any vessel at this port or any other port on Puget Sound.

Satisfaction guaranteed. AU orders left at O. F. Cosper's will receive prompt attention. m2t-tf HALL PAULSON FURNITURE COMPANY, MANLTACTTRERS OK AND DEALERS IN FURNITURE or ALL KINDS, Upholstery.

etc. HAVING THE LARGEST AND MOST complete Furniture factory in Washington Territory, we defy competition. Hardwood Chamber stilts (seven pieces) from 930 upwards. Salesrooms on Commercial street, steam factory foot of Commercial near C. Sc.

P.an Seattle, jl-tf Administrator's Notice. RNEBSRROBY OF WASHINGTON, OOCNTY o'Kttaap, se the ProbtleOourtef the aald Kitsap Countr. la the matter of the of Andrew W. Saabein, deceased. Notice hereby given to all persons having claims againrt the said estate that tbey are nqaiied to present the same with tie necessary vouchers within one year affcr the first publication of this notice, to Iheaaderatgned, administrator of said estate, at hia (evidence at Fort IHahaly, la the coontj sad Territory IStt.

ram o. lltell NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE MILL AMD MANUFACTURING COMPANY ake prepared to ri kxinii kinds op Rough and Dressed Lumber AT SHORT XOTICT. Ad this mill 13 located at the principal (steamboat wharf, parties at find it to their ad vantage to scud their order- directly to No cWe for oehvering lumber at any of the oa Yealer's wharf JOEN ANDERSON, BUSINESS We respectfully announce to the Inhabitants City of Seattle And vicinity that we have commenced business in Squire's Opera illock AS GROCERS AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, solicit a share of their custom. The stock is varied, well selected, bought at BOTTOM PRICES, and wH be sold low for cash or short approved credit.

A superior quality of FEED aud the best brands ot JHr £Li Constantly ou hand. irs-H St i'HUKUM) SEATTLE LUMBER AKD COMMERCIAL COMPANTS Saw and Planing Mills, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY Manufactures all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Frames, Shutters, Orders from abroad will be proniptlv attended to and Orders for Spars, Plies and tliiber te flfk-d on Mill and office on Front Street Address P. J. Manaarer NORTH PACIFIC BREWERY, August Mehlhorn, Proprietor.

The best always on hand. Orders Solicited. ALL KINDS OK REAL ESTATE Bonjiit, Soli and Matted. ESHELKJN, STILLWELL mhl.Vtf Doom No. 2.

Post Building. OCCIDENTAL GROCERY, Mill street. Seattle. W. S.

LOOK, Manager. A ASSHHTMhNT OK FAMILY GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLftSSWftRE, ETC. HAVINg SUCCKKDED MR. J. H.

Sanderson at bis old stand on Occidental Stjuure, 1 solicit a share of public patronage, jyll-tf I. HALL. This Space is Reserved for L. NEUMAN, GUNSMITH. Commercial st.

NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between the underpinned, tinder the firm name of R. Ik-Lion stevedores, and the partnership heretofore existing between them under the tlrm name of Charles hnell it as c'oinmisHion men hants at Port Townsend. W. has this day been dissolved by mutual eonsent.

Dated New Taeoma. W. July 27. 1888. li.

W. DkLIoN, jJS-lm CHARLES A. ENELL SACKETT SCHOOL (For Boys) TAKES FIRST RANK FOR THOR- and ability of its teachers; also for home eare. BUSINESS. CLASSICAL ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS.

Next Term will be-jin July 17th, 1883. Send for catalogue to D. SAC RETT. A.M.. Principal.

Oakland, CaL MRS. A. MI KRAY, DKALKK IN HUMAN IIAIR. Saratoga Waves, Switches, Curls and Puffs Made to order. Combings rooted.

jyl3-lm Cor. Front and Madison sts. POKY LOST. THE UNDERSIGNED LOST A t'ony about three weeks ago. It bright buy chunky set.

seven or eight years old. shod all around, with saddle on her back. Five dollars will be paid for the return of this animal. PAUL GLASEIt. l-i-tf Relit own.

FUNK DICKMAW, Boca Beer Hali, COLE AGENTS ON PUGET SOUND for the celebrated BOOA LAGER BEER. Orders from ill parts of the Territory tilled at short notice. Hall on Mill street, head of Yrsler's wharf. niSO-tf DANCING SCHOOL. DANCING SCHOOL AT YESLF.R-S Hall.

Lessons in Plain and Fancy Dancing every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. Terms moderate. H. D. KELLY.

DKim HOB.TOR BANKERS SEATTLE, W. T. Deposits received and accounts kept subject to Check or Draft. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer on San Francisco. Portland and New York.

Sight aad Sixty-day bills of Exchange drawn in sums to suit direct on arailablc elsewhere in Europe. Money loaned on approved security. Bonds, Stocks aad other nhalhi ednd aa deposit tor sate kmtali THE BEST INVESTMENT WITH THE BEST SECDHITT! SEO RE ynr Homestead for yoir tu- SE( I UK your Business and your Stock in trade; SECURE a Competency for your family ill etue or death; SECI tlie Means of Support for jrov "nd children in ease of arcidcat to yourself; SECURE yonr SECURE your Rent; SKI'fKK your Morton BY CALLING MeLUKK Ji TAYLOR And obtaining a policy in one of that RESPONSIBLE Fire, Marine, Life OH Accifleat Insurance Companies. Everything worth having is worth insuring, and you cannot afford to carry the risk yourself. Losses fairly adjusted and promptly paid.

CO MP NIK Be OUr lisl of AlABLK Office in Hutier's Iluilding. MfLlltE A. TAYLOR, mIC-tf General Insurance Agency. EDCAR BRYAN LIAS LEASED ONE OF COLMAJTS new buildings on Kront street, and received by last steamer a lot of Sewing Machines "WHITE." "CROWN" "PEKhLKSS," "QUEEN "DAVIS. "SI NO Kit." "NEW "bPRINOFIELD." "HOME SHUTTLE prices ranging from fl6to 970caah.

Machines sold on installments and old ones taken for part pay for new ones. Needles, oils and attachments always OB hand, and Cheap as the lieuiwst. A large lot of Second-hand Machines for almost nothing. CROCKERY AND CLASSWARE AT RKTATL. mT- Wlio in Seattle represents the reliable Old Uartford Fire lusuranee Company LOTS ON Lake Union FROM S2O to SIOO Per Lot I IN Collins's Addition BY MERCER'S EDEN ADDITION For Stale FOR Cash or on Instalments, With 6 per ct.

interest. The Cheapest Lots in the market, and just the place for homes. EMELXJX, STILLWKLL ft suG-tf Room 2, Post Building. Real Estate. Choice Residence Property by the lot, Block or Acre.

tfINE LOTS AND BLOCKS IN McGILr vrat, lUielwood. Plewsnt KMn Cots, Mercer and D. T. Denny tlwi. Examine oar prices before elsewhere.

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