Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-15


The dog killer started on his rount
last Wednesday. OF course, all got
dogs will walk up and pay the
license or go where bad dogs 60.
Hon. Elwood Evans, of Tacom
one OF the finest orators on the Coas
, has been engaged to deliver IL
Fourth Of July Grafton in this city.
J Miss Minnie Vroon, OF Portland,
visiting her friend, Miss Hattie Mer
zles, OF this city, and is delighte
with our bay and landscape scenery.
A. b. Rabbeson, one of the "oldes
inhabitants" left for Portland OF
Wednesday, where he goes to atten,
meeting Of the Pioneer Association.
The Puget Sound Pipe Work
shipped seventy pieces of pipe to thu
Hospital for the Insane, at Steilacoom
on Thursday, by the steamer Emmd
Hayuard.
Geo. n. White, of Grand Mound
for many years a book-binder in thi.
city, passed several days in Olympia
visiting his old friends during the
past week.
The Olympia Fire Department
have been invited to 60 to Seattle in
force to attend the Firemens' Tourna-
ment and Fourth of July celebration
at that city.
John F. Carrere, a gentleman who
is writing descriptive articles for the
Burlington Hawkeye, Sioux City Jour
nal and several other Eastern papers,
is in the city.
Marshal McNair went to. McNeils
Island, Sunday last, having in charge
Mecele De Pasquale, sentenced to two
years and half sojourn at the Gov
eminent pen.
The Remains of Mrs. Chas. Little
john, who died at Tacoma last week,
were brought to this city on Sunday
for interment. The funeral took
place ON Monday.
F. F. Williamson is remOdeling
his building on Fifth street, between
Washington and Franklin. When
completed it will be a neat dwelling
for small family.
Allen & Hardness shipped 1900
feet of lumber to Satsop r. r. Co. at
Shelton, and 800 feet to Mr.. Reisen-
webber at Little Skookum, yesterday,
per steamer Willie.
J. A. Silsby was at Steilacoom on
Wednesday, attending the sale Of the
wool pool, which Was bought by Port
land parties. Mr.. S. says the prices
obtained were quite low.
The " Eminent American" canvass
ers are again in the field, and we UNI
derstand that several chromos OF Gem
inen" local strawberries" will adorn
the forthcoming volume.
Whenever it rains in the afternoon,
an Eastside dog, of his own accord,
carries rail of rubbers to the school
building that the young lady owner
may come home dry shod.
Mr.. John CorkiEh, superintendent
and general manager of the Puget
Sound Pipe Factory in this city, has
been in town this week, and brings an
encouraging business report.
Arthur Ellis has leased for u term
of years the elegant salesroom in
Dolan's brick building, and will have
removed his fine stock of furniture
into it by the LIST of next month.
John P. Tweed, John F. Convey and
T. J. McBratney left on Monday to
attend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, which convcnes
at Port Townsend on Wednesday.
8. G. Simpson, President, and J. K.
Murphy, Secretary, of the Olympia
and Black Lake Railway Company
have been in the city during the week
on business connected with the road.
I T. M. Reed, Secretary of the Grand
Lodge F. and 4. NJ, left for Por!
Townsend on Saturday last, tQ attend
to his Official duties at the meeting o.
that body, which convened ON Wednes
day.
Several booms of logs, comprising 9
total of about S.50a, 400 feet, are await
ing shipment from the Westside and
Eastside yards. Moral; What abou
that big sawmill to be built in Olym
pia harbor!
Capt. Hambright, of the Grotto,
looks out for the pleasure Of his pat
rons, and ON Tuesday evening las
his place of business was made at
tractive by glowing fire in the crate
It felt good.
Prof. J. H, Morgan, of Elleusburg
Territorial Superintendent Of Publ
Instruction, spent a few days in Olym
pia during the week. Like everybod
else Who visits our city. he is fasciu
ated with its beauty.
joe Cheim'a show gindows hay
been put in place during the weel
and make a great improvement in tn
appearance of the place, to say moth
ing Of the convenience to AF. Chei'
in the display Of goods.
C. w. Morrill,, formerly connecte
with the Westside mill, has purchase
. a portable engine at Tenino, which h
will remove TO Tacoma, where h
, proposes establishing z lumber var
for the sale of his lumber.
) The will of VIM. Mengel was a.
mitted to probate last Saturday, az
Mrs. Anna Mengel. the widow, was a.
pointed executrix. Messrs. Franc
Henry, Geo. D. Shannon and lsa'
Hawk were appointed appraisers.