Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-03-23


SON or persons, pass through Olympi;
looking for homes or business locations
a great many 90 from here to GRAY
Harbor and vicinity.
Mr.. George +. Hall, Postmaster y
nnlon, Oregon, was in town Monday
ne entertalns bright authorizations q
Oly,mpia's future, and NAV come hacl
anu engage III business.
The list of candidates for the positio,
ol secretary OF the Code Commission. n
hrst legion, seems to have dwindled dow,
10 Messrs Bruce Milrov, Fred. Bausmar
and Hon. +. j Fellows.
Mayor \. H. Chambers has p,rcbaso,
several yoke OF work oxen. in ordar -
supply local logging demands. The eat
We are now en- route from Dakota, ant
VIII be here in a few DAYS.
Several Portland gentlemen of capita
nave been III town during the week
LOOK out tor better times in the immedi
ale future; capitalists do not pay hotel,
and railroad fare for fun.
Mr.. David T. Drewry & Son have a,
sumed control of the Granger Stable
and will hereafter conduct a general liy
cry business, and attend to all orders 10,
hauling at reasonable rates.
Mr.. VIM. Stringer of the Olvmpie
Hotel has been making some commen-
dable Improvements of the premises
since last issue. Let all good work in
the way OF improvements 90 on.
Rev W. +. Warren arrived last Tues.
day from California, and will make an
extended visit among friends in this
vicinity. Mr.. Warren is brother in.
law OF Rev. +. Hopkins, of Tumwater.
The Northrest Teacher for March is at
hand. If all teachers in the Territory
would be Jealous as its editor in behalf
OF the cause of education and morality,
schools would be mutually benefited.
Since the two local Odd Fellows
lodges were united the membership is
131. The membership of Olympia Lodge
was 16; the membership of Western, 81
Since January l, three Past Grands have
died.
The card of DR.. j. l.. Cook, of Tacoma
appears in this issue of the STANDARD
lie Is we'll known practitioner, and
might be able to benefit you, if YOU
should need the services of a reliable
physician.
All the hotels have had all the guests
they could accommodate since last
issue. When so many visit a given
place, it is safe to presume some will re-
main permanently and engage in laud-
able pursuits.
Judge Parsons, of Dcs Moincs, Iowa,
and Col. Davies, of Indiana, a cOmrade of
Gen. Milroy in the Mexican war, are on a
visit to this city, and express themselves
as very much pleased with our country,
climate and people.
A new advertisement of Mr.. Arthur
Ellis will appear next week. He has
just received complete line of uphol
stored chairs lounges and parlor and
bedroom sets, OF the latest designs in
cherry, walnut and ash.
The late change in the schedule time
of the Northern Pacific has resulted in
giving us Two mails each day. The
Eastern and down Sound mail is re-
ceived at II A. NJ, and the Portland mail
arrives at the usual hour in the evening.
The Satsop' Railroad Company bought
a large supply of shingles from Olympia
parties, Monday. They We're shipped 70
Little Skookum, Tuesday, per steamer
Nitise. A carload OF lumber was also
shipped the same day, by same boat, to
same place.
The remains of the late Capt. VIII
loughby, formerly Indian Agent at the
Quinault Reservation, were shipped
from here, last Saturday, to Hort Yown-
send for ip.erment His body was con-
veyed from the Reservation to Olympia
in a wagon:
The Coast Survey steamer Juan de
F'uu has received new boiler. She is
being thoroughly overhauled by Joseph
McCarrogher, preparatory to commence
ing summers cruise Her field of la
Dor viii! be principally in the Straits OF
Juan de Fuca.
Silver salmon arc GoM...eHoihs u run.
They arc said 10 be swarming the
waters Of small streams tributary to all
portions Of the Sound. In some in
stances their numbers are as the sands
of the sea-innumerable. They are a
month earlier than usual.
Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday. Subject Of morning
sern, Jesus and Judas; evening
lecture. Sampson, the Hebrew Her
cules," TOPIC Of Thursday evening.
meetings "The Flesh Life" All are
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Hildebrandt's new building, cor
ner of Third and Franklin Streets, is nov
enclosed. 1t is a two-stOry structure, 2:
by 46 feet in size. Soon as it is completed
he will make it his family Msld.ence, ant
sell his present "dWelling ON Seventh
Street See Advertisement. -
Several Indians were In town this
week, purchasing shoes, clothing, etc
Gradually, poor 10 is adopting the Gus
toms of his superiors, and the time j.
not far distant when he will have ia dis
card all RELICS Of ANCIENT harbaIlsnl, aht
become 4 full. tlodged American citizen
1 Miss Stella Smith, OF Vancouver, tn.
sklllful milliner who has spent the pas
two sea sons in this PLACE, returned Tues
day evening to entsr the service of Mrs
Stcrnberg,, who viii be prepared hereaf
ter to attend to all orders in that line O
for dress-making, PROMPTLY and satisfac
tqrily.
Westside residents are making man
needed improvements. The sidewalk
, are being repaired. DR.. Woodland
erecting large water raI,t to le use
IrincipN.ly hy,MorrilI & Lfoyd's sawmil
{ and many other improvements ara be
ing made, which will DO noted In tn
future.
Mr.. Thomas II. Cavanaugh, editor {
the Partisan, paid brief visit to thi
city few days ago. His time is so niue
| taken up by the many interests he reT
resents, that he is most always on tn
wing, but We ire glad to note that tn
ties OF friendship occasionally draw hil
hitherward.
The Odd Fellows building, on tn
southwest corner of Fifth and Mai
: streets, has been sold to Gen. McKenn,
|. and will be moved TO his lot On til
opposite corner, now occupied by Mr..
n. Squires. The sale was effected by til
Y fraternity to clear the site for the tire,
e story brick they contemplate erecting
5 the Summer.
Remember the recital of Mrs. Jone