Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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lie had, but there were wanting some
necesssries. Fine carpets and tine fur
nituTe and fine broad VOID piano, and
no house maid The one room with Q
fire place hsd been prepared for my sleep
NO end of mirrors, but lacked fire.
The club Of wealthy merchants Who
had this house together had excellent
Chinese servants, bit to make every
thing comfortable to me they added tho
only woman thatc be procured, who
accepted temporary place Of chamber
maid at two hundred and forty dollars .
month aud perquisites. One of the per-
quisites was the housing of her husband
and children as well ~ herself. She had
been washer woman to New York regi-
ment, and was already the laundress to
these gentlemen. She Was kind enough
to tell me that she liked my clothes, and
would take the pattern Of certain dresses,
and seemed to think it matter Of course
that would let her carry of gowns aud
wraps to he copied by her dress. maker, .
Chinaman. / declined this rs civilly a. I
up the situation.
The only really private house was one
belonging to young New Yorker, who
had it shipped from home, house and fur
niture complete double. tw0.story
frame house, which, when in place. was
said to have cost ninety thousand dollars.
At this price, with the absence Of timber
and the absence Of labor, twill be seen
that it Was difficult t. have any other
shelter than q tent. The bride for whose
reception this house was intended arrived
just before me, but lived Ouly a few weeks;
the sudden and great changes Of climate
from our Northern weather into the trop-
les, and from that again into the raw,
harsh winds of that season at San Fran
cisco, wersp much for her, even with all
the comforts of her own beautiful home.
At q party given to welcome her the
whole force of.San Francisco society came
out. tho ladies sixteen in plumber.
Visits in the day time were held as q
marked attention. I was told that "time
was worth fifty dollars u minute" and
that must hold as great compliment
the brief visits which were made to me
constantly throughout the day by busy
men.-Jessts Benton Fremont, in Harpsr's
Magazine.