Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

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TO p-rsaucni Location. thaa any SECTION oft1-
coast o: which We are acquainted either tion
rrpo.t or obssrvaiion- 4 fac; that 20 > WY
far 10 prove the CORRECTNESS Of our v.eas j..
that many of our Us, ,iiiz.ts ~to hit this
portion OF the T.rritry to locate cl-evhrr.,
have returned q s,t'l. permanently in Our
midst. satisfied iha, they cannot fad better
country, in the aggregate, than this. Among
those now returning VIC take pleasure in an
nouncing our late worthy and entcrprising
townsman. Col. VIM. Cock. who two years
ago left here for the eastern portion Of the
Territory. He subsequently removed to
Ohio and finally returned to California. The |
Colonel made temporary scjourn in al those
places, but without finding in either Tho es-
scntials to induce him to select permanent
home. He is now on his way hilher, and
may be expected in the course of a week or
ten days. We are informed that he purposes
to remain here permanently, an assurance
in which we feel much gratiic ,tion, having
through personal Acquaintance" Of about ten
years known the Colonel TO hold a front rank
among our most philosophical and enter
p:ising citizens and to have been an active
participation in promoting whatever measures
wcro under consideration, conducive to the
public welfare.
We are also pleased to note tho return of
Messrs. j. ]. Westbrook aud J. l.. Myers,
wo other of our townsmcn who were on
sisit to San Francisco. We understand that
Mr.. Myers gives sad picture Of the condi-
ion Of many people in California who are in
!. state of extreme dcstituton. Thousands
'annot find employment. even to work for
heir board. Many families of last year en-
grafton are being subsisted OH public charity.
With our people the case is FIR different.
We believe they have lived out the winter of
heir discomfort, which Mt worst was more i'm
'ginary thanrcal. We have been compelled to
vitncss the transitory prosperity of the adj
accent States and Territories. and trust to
limo for the development Of our more substan-
ial advantages. That time we balievs isnot
lar distant. We need but population to
'ngcnder spirit Of enterprise, and with these
We will prosper.
CHANGE OF BUs1NEss.-Mr. VIM. Nit
,hcll, so long and favorably known as propri-
tor Of the Olympia Market and an enter
prising citizen, has sold out his interest in
that business 20 Mr. Samuel Coulter. and be-
taken himself to the life Of ga quiet and hon.
pss farmer" While we regret u lose from
our business community man so universally
through long and prosperous bust
ness career. as Mr.. Mitchell, VIC are pleased
that his place is supplied by an equally old
and tried resident ofour Territory. We wish
both gentlemen abundant success in their re.
spective callines.
NEW BUsINEss-Wc arc pleased to ob-
serve that Mr.. j. II. Munson, formerly Of
has become q resident Of our
town, and is about opening a supply Of books