Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-09-13

Delicious salmon at Charlie Moore,
Born, this morning, a daughter t
Mrs Mat Eugley.
The atmosphere is again cloudin
with smoke of the forest fires.
| The masons are rapidly getting tn
stone material of the new bank il
shape.
| Let everybody work and vote fo
Olympia in the coming election for tn
Capitol.
| The burning rays of the sun ar
nicely cooled by the refreshing breez
from the Sound.
Mr.. Jacob OFT, is putting in 12O ft O
new sidewalk. 1t las a raise of
inches, making it level with the grave
of the street.
DIR. J. Falkman, the editor and pro
prietor of the Stats Zeitung, German
daily and weekly paper of Portland, il
in our city on business.
The signal service reports the min
imum thermometer 40 and the max
innm IA. Weather cloudless and nC
rain. Barometer steady at 30 inches.
Who can deny the assertion thai
| oil To 1,o ~
Puget Sound. What finer weather
can be found anywhere than in Olym
pia?
A marriage license was granted to
day to B. F. Small, of Pierce county
and Mrs. Nancy Jones, of Leadville
Oregon. They were married by Jus
tice ]. w. Ready.
1t is rumored that Young Mems
Democratic club will be formed during
the campaign, to offset the influence OF
the Lincoln Republican club. Go it,
boys. Competition is the life of trade.
Mr.. J. II. Travers, lately from New
York, has become a resident of our
city, and his beaming countenance
may be seen behind the dress goods
counter in the store of Toklas & Kauf-
man.
Articles were also filed by P. Winans,
D. McGillivory, w. o. Donnell, R. X.
Straight, D. J. Crowley, J.. c. lsaacs
Levi Auckney, John Dooley, and John
F. Boyer, of Walla Walla, forming the
Farmers Savings Bank.
Articles of incorporation were filed in
the Secretary's Office to-day by J. F. Nc
Naught, N. F. Mcknight of Seattle,
and James Mcknight, of St. Paul,
Minn., constituting the McNaught
Land and Investment Co.
Mr.. Leo kaufman, OF Spokane Falls,
is in the city on visit to his parents
OF Seventh and Franklin streets. Mr..
kaufman is a prominent real estate
dealer in his city. He, like his broth
ers, is lover of music, and discourses
lovely airs upon the violin.
The GOODNESS of the evenings are well
coined by all. What comfort the weary
and fatigued can take when laying in
the arms of Morpheus undisturbed by
the peculiar noise of the mosquito and
when awakening on the morning of a
new day, with what view and eagerness
they grasp their daily doings!
A report, for a few days past has
been circulated, that Mr.. George Scam
nell, one of our energetic real estate
agents, was about to take himself from
our midst. Upon inquiry this morn
ng Mr.. Scammell positively and abso-
lutely denies the report. and emphat-
ically states that he is not going away.
The peace and quietness of Fourth
Street was hurled, without ceremony
into bdstling excitement, by a run
away team of fhorsea, today, attached to
sewing-machine wagon. The horses
became frightened at the breaking of
the king-bolt. No one was injured.
however, and the terrified bronchos
proceeded to make things lively up
Fourth street, unconscious of being
pursued by our active and feet-of-foot
" City Marshal" who soon overlook
the flying steeds, and brought them
back all safe and soundl to the woe
begone and melancholy agent, who
had the remains of his outfit conveyed
to blacksmith shop, and will soon be
on his way again rejoicing.
From the daily Of Saturday.