Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-11-02


Gfalui- ilco.iinck iu-mIrrpW.
Tie .lIo'- 81 the O-hlniN t.ul
are growing IN popular favor.
Another IT those lcbgh'ful reunions
will be- held IA Tacoma Hall to-mor.
i,W evening
IL" booming report comes once
more. that 90 600 hotel ~ To be
butt IA Olympih. Thus time. the
capitalist who manages the affair il
-, r.. - New Tacoma
The remains ~ Tho infant son OF
ia Eterly. OF West Oakland. Cal
have been brought To this place and
inferred IN Masonic Cemctary beside
tie mother, who died IA few months
4 ago.
We rather poin,cdly suggest that
our town authorities make a nice
foot walk on both sides Of the East
Olympia bridge to secure % hon.
selves tho good opinion OF pedes-
trans.
: August Schneider has just finished
burning second kiln OF first class
trick, for which he has been offered
ten dollars thousand, Just as they
stand, by down-Sound firm of
builders.
The building heretofore used as a
stable. next door 'o the Land Re-
cciver's Office. IL 10 be moved to the
corner OF Main and Sixth street and
fitted up 90 receive IA stock of ladies'
fancy aud fashionable goods.
Mr. I. l.. Woodland, late Of Se-
attic, has now sole charge of the
restaurant department OF the New
England hotel. His long expert
ence m caterer to epicuienn appe-
iites will abundantly insure his sue
cess here.
Mr.. Warner, who has suffered
several weeks from quite u severe
Illness IN once more at his post in
the House. Mr.. Power, OF the
Council. has been quite i'll during
the past week, and unable to attend
90 business.
II is a significant fact. that a
Granger. the otherd day. asked" What
little city il that over yonder?'
pointing to the Westside. The time
IL fast coming when West Olym.
pia" will signify something more
thon nm obscure, one-sided hamlet.
The officers Of the Pioneer Society
for the ensuing term. elected at th,
meeting held on the 23d ult. are A
s. Aberne'hy. President; G. G. He
witt. Wee President; b. r. Shaw
Second Vice President: J. NJ. Swan
Secretary. aud q. A. Barnes, Treas
urer.
Tho last vestige OF tho fire is rap
idly disappearing from the old Carl.
ton House site. The ground ha'
been cleared in preparation for thu
new building, aud the store on thu
corner is being repaired and painted
to 6t tho upper story for dwelling
and lodging rooms.
The new whistle OF the Oiympi,
Manufacturing Company gave IT
6rst blast. on Friday morning, in
long drawn out beam Of sonoriety tina
sct the whole buy in trsmulous mo
ton. II tho volume Of sound emit
ted by the whistle Of the steame
Wdiy Is ~ big IN barn door. thel
the sound from tho above nentione,
whistle would DO as big ~ two bari
doors
The saw-mill Of Ward & Mitchell
at Tumwater. has been lately fittet
up with new cot Of circular saw
In place Of the old sash saw which
has done service NO many years. Nr
Ira Ward. controls the saving an,
lumber department. while Mr.
j. h. Fsyle has supervision Of IL
planning mills and wood. working
machinery.
AS the annual election OF tn
Washington Industrial Association
held ON Friday, the 10Th inst, tn
following Directors were chosen t
serve for the ensuing year: G. Hale
1. !. McKenny. N. $. Porter, &. A
Barnes. l.. =. Yemen. ). q. Ward
JOS. Chilberg. W. .. Bush, l.. q
Abbott. A. II. Chambers. A. Har
sock. Thos. Webb, A. \. Tallls.
Mr. Al. Carter and Miss Nellie NJ
Richards we're united IN marriage
AT Seattle. Thursday evening. Tn
groom Is u son Of Mr. W. ID. Car
ter Of Portland. and IL n disciple q
the art Pieservativc. the BRIDE. til
daughter II Mr.. Geo. Richard.
formerly Of this place, Nay thei
pathway be strswn with flowers an
,he'r journey realization OF thei
s'naesi antic'pations.
Judge IL X. Parkinson. editor G
the Nevada H1une. u leading jou,
nal Published at Carson, is on a sLo.
Wat, TO Puget Sound, and wri,ip
A's.ter. 10 h's paper about the cou,
fPY and ia v..aus.a. II -. ~