Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

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verdict of guilty as charged in IL
indictment.
The frequent showers during IL
past week have been Of great value
frnit. grain and vegetables, beside
clarifying the atmosphere and chccl
: ing the forest fires.
Apply to the City Clerk for you
dog-tag if you would prolong the bar
OF your faithful canine friend. TIL
dog-catcher will soon he around Will
hio rope and shotgun.
+. G. Williams, who has beer
among uS for several weeks takin.
oidcr> for the enlargement 81 photo
graphs in various artistic STYLES. LEI
Tor Portland on TUESDAY.
About thirty-iive OF our pople char
tered the steamer Willie, on FRIDAY
evening last, and went to Hunter.
Point to attend ball, returning
carly Saturday morning
The Republican delegates to the Ma
tlonal Convention have been assigned
special Car, which Mr.. Cavanaugh
advertises will leave Tacoma on the
10Th instant, next Sunday.
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arrived in this city last Sunday night
having in charge Mike Ross alias
Mecele D'Pasquale, charged with cir
culating counterfeit money.
The Grand Jury made their final
report yesterday afternoon and were
discharged. Judge Allyn thanked
them for the promptness of their &C
ton in matters brought before them.
There were ninety-two instruments
filed in the County Auditors office
during the month of May. OF this
number forty-two were transfers of
real estate, the aggregate considera-
ton being about $685.
Territorial Treasurer Blodgett issues
call in another column for warrants
OF the d series from Nos. 40 to 154 in
elusive. These warrants become due
on June 25th, and will reduce the debt
of the Territory $16,3S4.74.
Rev. F. w. 10y, of Seattle, has
been engaged to deliver the Baccal-
aureate sermon before the graduating
class of Collegiate Institute, next
Sunday morning, the 10th inst, at
the M. E. Church of this city.
Judge Allyn appointed F. NJ. Cana
day, C. A. Billings and Francis Henry
as baiiiffs at the present term of court.
T. N. Ford, who, it is said, has held the
position at every session of court for
the past ten years, was appointed crier.
Next Sunday will be observed at the
Congregational church as children
day. The pastor will preach ser
mon to the children in the morning
and there will be Sunday. school
concert in the evening. All children
are especially invited to attend.
Benz. J. Vincent and Mrs. Laura
A. Hood were married at the residence
of the bride on Monday evening
Judge Ready officiating. The many
friends of the contracting parties join
with the STANDARD in wishing them
long life Ct unalloyed happiness.
c. B. Reynolds, Of New York, de-
livered q series of four lectures at Co
lumbia Hall, on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, which were well at
tended. He advanced many persua-
sive arguments, and his delivery was
excellent But to convince ma n
against his will is next to impossible
John Draham, who has been sick
with typhoid fever for the past three
weeks, died at IL O'Clock on Tuesday
night. He is a native OF Michigan
about 25 years of age, and has been or
the Sound for seven years, engaged
most of the time in logging. The
funeral took place to-day from St
Peters hospital.
The product of the Olympia Bot
thing Works is gaining a widespread
reputation. Mr.. Hidden received ar
order yesterday from Juneau, Alaska
for several barrels of his goods. By
the way, We were presented will
samples of his wares few days since
and We can recommend them as be
ing of excellent quality.
Messrs. Manville & Aver, proprie
tors of the stone. quarry at Plum sta
ton, have dissolved partnership, MI
Aver retiring. 1t has been learned
that the rock Of that quarry cannot b
cut into dimension stone by hand at
profit, and to make a success of tn
enterprise will necessitate the pun
chase of considerable machinery.
Clayton Aldridge and Miss Mimi
Lansdale, daughter of DR.. r. H. Ian.
dale, were married on Wednesda
morning, at the brides residence o.
Eastside, by Rev. Mr.. Massey. The
left on the morning train for CalifOl
MIA via Portland. The congratulation
, and kind wishes of host of friend
accompany them on their wedding tou
The Council Chambers have bee
/, renovated during the week, Brussel
3 carpet laid on the floor as far back q
the railing, and an ash writing des
t and cushioned arm chair provided fo
e each member. The desks are yer
8 neat, strong and durable, and alt
gether the place now presents an al
A pearance that Olympia may well tai
: pride in.
: The entertainment given by IL
students of the Collegiate Institute
4 last Friday evening, was we'll attende
:, and the spectators highly please
The characters in the drama we
ra,ar,llx, wau snst,ined the racif