Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-16
Mere Mention .

ihln n1n' ~ th'" ''Neiei
,he ground 'l"- morning
Inul laulu returned. thu ~ecl
,b..,cl..l 900 o,llsui, 'a
No,lmen ,,e 'uteg'i N putting
q, thsio,.tls th" gas works
Tho ~om,u voters TUNED out IN
a., number at the polls last Mon
das
Tho Seatflr imat'ur Opera Go.
eve Ierformsn'e N Columbia
Hal e. niFlH
FROM all 10,rtora comes tho re-
pof, ,hst the logging cn,eiPrl-e ~
.,sal,, ou tie increase
Tho .m,' catching hu-'nc-- seems
90 se about oluaIl, dl,,.i'd between
,bo Csl,.u,l. anil ahoiisine.
NJ ! lmuk brown returned on
l nfrteF liN'h i'H''N WV W. NJ
former home "a san l''aucisc".
Lilo tho earl, sWalloW.of SptinS.
drummer. sui commercial agents
begin lo make their app arauce.
Tho CHoier has agun changed
editorial management. and MIR.
Tbos lallon,,rc has nov sole con-
uol u the paper
The appearance OF bare g'"unl
has had the tendency 10 air"s' the
rise IN tho ptics Of hay aud most
other k,uds Of feed
Since The expiration OF the game
law privileges. a new onslaught has
been made upon tho ducks ia the
nsighboring waters
Mts. Maclcay has been danger
ousely ~ the past week, tho results
Of confinement, Another daughter
hss been added Ia The household.
Go, Newell and his son. DIR. VIM.
Newell IT,, returned. on Monday.
from their reservation Inspection
tour. ~ Eastern Washington and
Idaho
Mr. l.. Samusls, 81 tho West Shore,
paid this rilice visit on Tuesday.
lie speu, a number Of days in the
els working up business for his
magazine
The weather IL still IN n sort OF
transition state ani though quite
undecided n b. very tolerab.c when
compared 10 the snow blockade of
two weeks ago.
Woismen have been engaged
during the past week removing the
dsbtis Of the shed ciushed by snow
on the north slje 81 Long bridge.
near the steamer Iriiey's WHAT.
The appearance Of large numbers
Of bIackbiid- IL a phenomenon cited
b, an old weather probabilities as n
favorable omen. indicative OF an
sa,ly coming II settled weather.
Tho las, vestige Of tho Sstsop
bridge ha. been swept away by the
united lHutlI,ings OF high water drift
wood This will incur q loss Of
sbou, Oh 600. 10 CL,hu county.
A farmer from Chambers Prairie
says there IL snow enough on the
ridges between this city and his
place 10 las. a month longer. with n
reasonable continuance Of warm
weather
Tho Olympia A Chehalis Valley
Railroad Company have just iin-
s.hsj the construction Il new
freight ear at the depot; o fact which
might lie reasonably taken as u good
bssiness indication.
TIE Jones House, heretofore doing
business near the lower part OF
Main Street has been closed by Mr..
Josss. i,s proprietor. aud that gen.
tlsman has leased the Columbia Ho
tel. corner of Columbia and Fourth
street.
Mas Robe willard has succeeded
In establishing abroad. e Aatteripg
reputation - teacher Of piano mu.
sie. S'nce returning to her old home
herr she has called together n pros
porous class. aud Wa bcspeak for her
. suecessful career in her chosen
psofsss,on.
The Increased length Of daylight
begins to he materially felt and
should there be no more protracted
e"'d spell. We may reasonably look
iof an early development OF Spring
vsss's,'on Ia many favored sections
~ the eouutiy. farmers have already
eel TO work preparing tho ground
VOC the reception Of crops.
The boys Of the Agsxxis Associ-
uoa gave All entertainment TO a few
i"silsd guests. at their rooms, on
Monday evening. The exercises Of
The evening had reference. mainly,
70 the wonderful developments made
10 slec,r.eal science and tho applica.
ton Of i,s principles to many Of the
arts aud industries OF the presen,
day.
u seems hat there are two ride.