Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-09-21
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Mt-- Nina ! -nh i''' i'' ~ ''"N
from L,r wit Last She hnli' last
from Gilman, Town
VI, n fuIlr one # IL" editors
H.. Tacoma N.n.. n'rd' ~ ia
,.,n.l u-i, ie~ days aSo.
It.. rumoreI ,ht 'h" lnita''an
souen Il ro,,,nrd l.o' volunteered
10 al II hmlln. n'N ,hnrch IA
thi' l. lace
Carpenter. are in d'm'nd. anl
several c,nrclcn, men eau hnd
stead, ,ml io,nent heic i'o remain
der Of the season
4 large al,hllun g. tD' south end
Of WnIIA Slns sa-h AL door fac
tory at IumWatcr. D. i'.uS made 10
accommodate increasing business.
A small Lmldiug Is hcns erected
ON Fourth SIoct. u,Ntto the tulum-
b,s Huus-, winch rumor -nN- vii. Ice
occupied n .iquor saloon
The average daliy haul Of logs on
the o ympa Temuo Railroad Is now
~ .OtU feet That of Fosters road
on the Westside IL about 0.Ouu
more.
Chas. Anderson. who was jugged
Q short time ago for stealing "a watch
escaped from the county jail IA few
DAYS ago. 10y cutting hole through
the wall
The team ofMr. : Stork, attacked
10 a buggy. ran away, Tuesday
morning. throwing that gentleman
out IN front Of the telegraph Office
. and brulsing him considerably.
NJ. Bcttman ~ opening "A fine rs.
sort0ent of dolmaDs, cloaks, rub.
Der aud o,icloth goods, umbrellas
end other articles specially adapted
10 the moist weather IN store for US
Mr.. Ira Kneelcnd. one of the pro
prietors Of the Washington Mill, on
Big Skookum Bay, cut his right foo,
yesterday. severely with an ax. ii.
was brought up to ,hls place to-day
for surgical treatment.
The weather IL delightful after
the thorough drenchng which
cleared the atmosphere Of the mist
and smoke. 1t will probably last
but a month. VIXEN we may expect
the intermina rains Of Winter.
Surveyor General McMicken has
concluded TO erect new building
on the site Of his Office. lately de.
stroyed by fire. Until 1t is built his
Office will be at bis old quarters in
the ODD Follows building. corner OF
Fifth and Main Streets.
The subscription list is quite large
enough to justify an order for q
fifth class Silsby steam fire engine
and needs bet the addition Of u few
hundred dollars more to secure il
without any aid from the town
This will overcome the main objec
ton TO the purchase. as it will leave
NE resources OF the corpor ration in 4
condition which will probably enable
Il to supply the primary essential
water. The plan suggested is fol
building slips to the channel
where sn ample supply Of salt-wa
eau always be obtained. and thos'
who profess to know seem to have
much confidence ia the entire prac
ticabihiy Of the scheme.
A IRE was discovered early Sun
morning in Mr.. n. $. Porters wood
shed, aud an alarm being p:omp,l.
given, was exiiDguished by fe,
buckets Of water. 1t was undoubt
edly tho work Of an incendinry, a
NO fire had been used in the shed
nor were there any articles store
from which spontaneous combustion
could have resulted. The fire wa
sci near the ground. and had burne
the sill nearly through and was rap
idly ascending tie side Of the she
when discovered. The people shout
be prepared to give the miscrean
who would do such u dasiardly net
~arm reception. aud they doubles
are, for OF all cowardly acts it take
the foremost rank.
Married at the Catholic Church b
Rev. Father Classen. on Monday
the 18th instant, Julia Finn to Mas
ten kehoe. Mr.. X. isa settler on
Homestead. about IL miles southeas
Of Olympia. and has heretofore bee
looked upon as confirmed bachelor
He 10 q man Of fair intelligence an
10 considered 10 be in possession G
eoodly portion Of this world
goods. Tho bride is the sister-iu
y hw Of Mr.. Tool-. who with his fam
ny landed in Olympia about fou
weeks ago. direct from Ireland, an
IL now located on q homestead i
this county. This family. n ne'
addition 10 Tburston county's popu
la.ion. bring with them, intelligence
experience and means to begin lii
10 their new found home and not
adopted country. The ceremony {
marriage was performed at SA. NJ