Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-12
Territorial Items.
Tho Arlington Hotel. at Seattle,
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Tho Ira,isbarg Times styles The
late Assembly "The Seattle LcgiS
laiure. Come 10 think of It. the
tail did wnggle the dog
The Goldonialo Tribune com
plains that that ~ ono of the most IN
t,mperata towns IN The Territory,
and vet thuro - not "a saloon within
the corporate limits
|. ~ said that the ouly persons who
have made any thing out of the mar
tial Law ai seattle have been the land.
lords who have rented quarters for
the soldiers a. - prices.
A. \. Tullis is at Frecport. Cow.
liix county. making arrangements for
the erection of cheese factory.
which will bs opened in the above
named town by William Birming-
ham, on May lat.
Citizens Of Tacoma willingly con.
srbuied 10 the fund for paying the
balance Of the 81 800 note given by
the workingmen of Seattle to raise
money Tor paying the passage OF
Chinsmen out Of the Territory.
w. L. Johnson. farmer on
WILDLY Island. was found dead in
his boat near lIaller's Point. ON Mon
day last. The deceased had been n
resident oi the Island for tho past
twenty-five years. Tho cause OF bis
death IL unknown.
Ninety round- oi opium were Hold
at Port Townsend, a lew days ago. Tor
81 ,0GO. Most Of u was purchased
by Mea~rs Waterman n kaiz. The
batch consisted u tho results Of
different seizures. Some Of II was
captured by Mr.. W. q. Ronald. Of
the customs forco in Eastern WASH
ington.
AFTER flirting and coquetting with
VA for the past elk years. northern
Idaho now wants 10 give us the nit
ten," declares the Palouso Gdseiie.
She has met another lover who
does not wear 10 many 'pettiooats.
and thinks Washington is 10 effeni-
nate. All this IL very rasping 10 our
affections, and wa would sue tho
slender old gal for breach Of promise
IL she wasn't execution proof.
Tho Palouse 0aseife very Justly
and truly says, "The demagognes
who were loudest in their hue and
CRY against railroads in tho Legis.
laiurs, aud who sought TO throw
every possible barrier In the way OF
che railroad building in the Territory.
were tho worry mon who were tho
most reckless In voting away tho
peoples money aud fastening q debt
Of s300 900 on the Territory. What
a shamel
Tho steamer Fanny Lake. on Jan.
Gath, while navigating Dodgo's
Slough. just thi. side Of Laconner.
was blown ashore by a strong west
srly wind, during one OF the highest
apring tides. She stuck and the
tide left her, and daily the recoding
tide has left her moro aud more. un.
Ill now she Ia said 10 DO thirty feet
from water al high tide. A largo
trench OF canal IL being dug from
the slough 20 the steamer In order 10
float her back into the briny deep.
On Friday a man named Charles
Hagbe,g. while working in tho Port
Blakely mill, was struck In the face
by a bolt which few from the saw
The bolt struck him fair across the
face. completely destroying both
nasal bones and the greater part OF
both orbits we're also destroyed.
allowing tho eyes TO pro,rude into
the wouad. Tho men was taken
TO Seattle and placed in Providence
hospital, whore DR. Smith is attend
ing him. There Is scarcely a possi-
hility that hc will recover, as his
wounds are Of q most horrible and
serious character.