Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-01-11
Local Notes.

costs $50 a wear To insure To
ln.ahe Hal foi 5000
kI,.luf lt-t.in cual has beou
r,,,,t ior th, new steamer
Arahrr tau shop is 81 he starte |
hn Mrs Wiley y L"vr,Ing, Ia
N, .W,t .to,, 81 lncom, Hall.
Chni - W,llman nnJ Miss Llllie
Mn u Town we've united marriage,
nj / .n water. on thriS'mts dag.
NJ. Mnr.l u Seattle, "a H.
hii,r u Ma Sus.o Marsh, II, q;
bet OLYMPIA, IL v'-ltlns that lady
Anlt.w ] h-cly died a, Union
Civ.In Mason county. on the 1 Ia
m "a IT neumuni,, aged ~ N.ai .
The Brewer B,oihcr-. II il said
@ ut mpln g going INTO the meat
u .rtrt hhHncs-. som a. tLcir pie
~ut ue'ui''i II H. 81 rs Il.
Tie w,rh Il ia'cr tn, b ~ well
.,tv.l / , ut church People, mll
IT,, Iclo,t That tie nae, tlngs hav
BE- ,n',r slang an profitable.
W..hnnston Ea,ampment c. II
&. has received twelve applications
foo membership siuce tue beginning
of the year. An excellent indica-
ton OF u prosperous year
When the temperature falls, draw
water, II the order Of the company,
Who will hereafter shut off the sup
pk from T.. " 10 SA NJ, whenever
there IL danger Of "a lrotzs.
4 citiz.n blessed with an acute
sense of the imagination saws the
nuglng oi the masons trowels, next
Summer. viii equal the confused
d,n oi the saw AMI hammer.
John kInapple inform, u that lie
will be abe To save mos. OF the logs
that broke from his boom tho other
day In Nlsqually rver. He has
twsnty-four experienced river men
at work.
Two Of trade can never agree. "
Tue CRITIC has declared deadly war.
fare against the Chinese charionet.
II il now 10 order 10, Hop On to start
snewspsper and lemolsh the A inner.
can piano.
There will be Union TEN.
perance meeting under the auspices
Of the W. q. I. U. at the Pre.by,er.
ian church. Sunday evening. Jan 10,
At 7 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Lee will ad-
dress tho meeting.
The new steam fire engine came
up by the Hayward Wednesday.
She was met ut the wharf BY . large
delegation Of citizens, while the
booming Of cannon gave expression
10 the popular joy.
Logging has temporarily ceased
by the Olympia Tshino Railroad
the sids.track to Fosters camp hav.
ing been washing away at places. It
istho"ght that operations will be re-
sumed Ia g couple Of weeks.
Messrs. roklas X Kaufman intend.
the next four weeks. to dispose Of a
large assortment 81 remnants, Of all
kinds. afiord,ng an opportunity to
obtain the bss, quality OF goods at
much less than the regular prices.
The lowest bid for constructing q
waier-tank for the fire service, sub.
miited 10 the common council, We'd
nssdsy evening, was that Of Mr.. A.
y. Rabbeson. for s1,4l4. Seventy.
two piles and about 40, 900 feet Of
lumber will be required In its con-
stSuction.
Word comes that a boom Of logs
containing 4OO. 900 feet, has been
wrecked by the high stage OF water
In the Chchalis river. The boom
was moored about . mile from Che
halls sls,ion aud on account OF the
swift current Of the river will prove
n total loss.
The kneeland Bros, have pur-.
chased The old building and lot ad-
joining Capt. Wright's new wharf.
formerly used ~ hay and feed
store. II 10 reported that they are
about 10 pile over the lot and estab.
linh thereon a lumber yard to be
supplied by their mills on Goldsboro
Creek.
The only way 10 got Just concep-
lion OF the great worlds doings az
nov reported in the daily papers Of
the land, in TO locate each spot Of
earth or sea MENTIONED in such dis.
patches. Grams UnTivalsd Family
and Business Atlas is the only pub.
LEGATION that will do this. Cook and
Kendall. general agents. Seattle. W.
T..
Mr.. 7. @. Van Epps 10 having bad
luct with tho high front Of his lot
which he had 10 nicely graded 10
The Fall. The costinusd raius have
had The eject Of causing serious
aide. breaking aud splitting bic sle-
giant stairway leading from the eide
Walk 10 lhs ton of iha Mat Ia