Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-02-29

rnn.ua croch Form of cHprcs
aou patented.
Tho knoo'aul Bros hnvo added
canalcr,'lc machinery 90 th,,r mill
on S.ooium hty
Srttr-tm" seems near AT hand
d,heh'ful confirms 80 the weather
If fortnight ago
\ NV ordinance provides that
tbc ti'y Marshal shnll give 81 600
bud Md ho pnid sGo per month.
The Woman club elects officers
n it, next meeting. to lie hold at
Ms shelton residence on the ith
rr"S
tine Il the new hose carts. capa-
bile II carving 400 feet. IL ready
Inr service. aud the other will he
ready ~ "A few weeks.
VI, q " Culver has left his pos
itlon NJ salesman at the White House
AMI taken charge 81 the books in
McLaln 4 Co.'S logging camp.
The pile.driver IL being put in re-
pairs for m active season. The mo-
tive force IL hereafter to be n steam
engine. instead of the horse power.
Tho abuse heapcd upon Mr.. VIM
cent by tho Cr,fr. because he will
not advertise in II. only helps the
sale Of biz reall, excellent boots md
shoes.
Tho City Council. Wednesday
evening. granted a beer license to
4. Hiliz, and refused Que to Jacob
S,amphler on account 81 IN suflicien.
cy 81 bond.
In iu.t three days from the time
when the snow was &" bcot.,op deep"
cvery vcs,,ge had disappeared,
thanks TO the warm breath of our
welcome tbinook bfetZe.
Tho proposition 10 vacatc 20 feet
on the south side 81 Fourth Street, in
Fast Olympia, fails, the committee
reporting that there il no law for
such action Of tho Council.
The proprietors Of the Northwest
ON mill. near Skookum Bay, are
building n sile-wheel steamer and n
steam launch, To DO used in connec-
ton with their growing business.
II will put San Francisco to her
Wits euds to discover margin
which will unable her 10 compete
with the Eastern cities on staple
goods. This is ono effect OF the rail.
road.
Mr.. Bonner designs refitting his
fine property fronting on the Public
square. formerly known a. the
Lawson Place. preparatory TO its
occupation by himself a. n fsmily
residence.
Tho uptown restaurant, formerly
known ~ Stumer's, will next week
pass under tho contro! Of Mrs. l.. A.
Hood aud daughter, both OF whom
gro we'll qualified 10 make il o popu-
lar resort.
The Welcome il now on the route
between this place and Seattle, tho
Hayeard having broken ono Of her
ctsnks. which resulted in other
damage 10 her machinery which will
Icy her ~ several weeks.
Mr.. ID. N. Brown has boon elect.
Cd City Marshal. a promotion from
The office Of deputy. which he has
Al!ed 90 aecep,ably the past year.
This act of the Council, At least, the
STANDARD cordially approves
kimball Muason was struck on the
left sav by . SNOWFALL thrown by .
companion. las, week. since which
time blood has occasionally flown
from II. accompanied by intense
pain. II 10 feared that an internal
injury has been susts incd which may
lead 10 partial deafness.
Olympia hotels and boarding
houses seem 10 DO in q transitory
state. Tho New England is still in
The hands Of = receiver, tho Carlton
awaits q lessee, the ~. Charles 10
about 10 change hands, Stumer's
restaurant has been sold, and still
other changes are rumored.
A. tho Common Council has 70.
adopted ,hs ordinance against
shooting within tho corporate limits.
III. hoped that tho majesty Of the
law will thereby DO 80 materially
augmented ~ 10 strike teri or 10 the
heart of that miscrennt who shot the
copy Of the former ordinance posted
on Long Bridge full OF holes.
Mr.. j. T. Hicklin died at his resi-.
dence, near Tenino, on Sunday
morning. February 2+th. aged 80
years aud ] month. SIR. H.cklin
was Quo Of tho pioneers OF this coun-
~ aud was widely known through
out This part Of tho Territory as n
man OF sterling qualities and alive
TO every good objec. aud work.