Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-06-07
MERE MENTION.
From the daily Of Monday.


The dog ordinance is in full effect.
Imagine O rose bush with 500 full
blown roses.
sc. Woodruff is on business trip
10 Montesano.
Mr.. W. J. Doane's new building has
received the first coat of paint.
The Halcyon" will dress up in a
new coat OF paint for the Fourth.
Quite a village has sprung up east OF
Bigelows, on the South Bay road
Mr. J. W. Smith is buil,:ing a new
house near the Collegiate Institute.
Mrs. McClelland finds boot tracks
and burnt matches in her strawberry
patch.
Mr.. Lennox has sold his beautiful
home On Eastside and will 60 to East
ern Oregon.
lis generally conceded that yester-
day was warm day and gave e,i-
dences offs thaw.
Mr.. Inman, the carpenter, is finish
ing house on Water Street. This is
the third for this season.
DR.. Bleach has occupied the house OF
Mr. Henry Wilkinson, on Second
street, facing the Collegiate Institute
building.
Thieves took something over 500
from Mr.. koont's house on Eastside
while everybody was away at work
last Wednesday,
A marriage license WAS issued Sat-
urday at the County Auditors
Office to Mr.. Karl Hartmann and Miss
Johanna S. Miller, both OF this city.
District Judge, Hon. Frank Allyn Of
Tacoma, and Prosecuting Attorney A.
H. Reynolds of Chehalis, were on
hand this morning to open the June
term OF the District Court.
Fresh strawberries never cease to
be appreciated as treat, and to-day
the OLYMrIAN force is under obligations
to Mr.. II. J. Wilkinson, for box Of
them from his garden in Swantown.
This morning Teddie Dwyer, while
intoxicated, attacked Judge Ready, by
flow OF abusive language and by pull
ling the Judges beard. Bystanlers
interfcred and led the inebriate away.
Saturday night the o. r. & N. Co..
boats brought in 4O,S9o pounds Of
freight, railway supplies and general
merchandise. This morning the Hay
ward took out 2,l00 pounds Of fruit
and oysters.
H. Saton, Commissioner OF His I'M
perial Japanese Majesty's local govern
ment OF Hokkaido, is in the city to-day
comforting with Governor Moore and
other officials of the Territory relative
to the industrial advantages of Wash
ington.
An incipient blaze from the roof o.
the residence Of George Burntrager,
corner of Washington and Sixth
streets, brought out the fire depart
ment soon after noon to-day. The
fire was soon extinguished with only a
slight damage to the shingles.
The Signal Office reports to-day
Minimum thermometer, 50 degrees
!. maximum, up to 4 P. NJ, "a degrees
Weather cloudless, no rain; barometer
fell slightly during the day, standing
at 4 o'clock ut 1894 inches. Yester.
day the minimum temperature was 46
degrees; the maximum 80 degrees.
At the Educational mass meeting
at the Methodist church last evening
Prof. Lewis read an essay upon
"The Need of Workers in the Sunday
School," Rev. Mr.. Goodwin gave a
short talk upon The Way to College
open to ALL" Prof. Follansbee spoke
upon "The Need of an Educational
Ministry" after which the pastor, Rev
G. A. Landen, addressed the audience
upon "The Use made OF Educational
Funds"
Dis riot Court convened at IL O'Clock
this morning and otter transactine
routine business took a recess to l sc
o'clock, when the grand jury was EN-
panelled and I. C.aVan Epps Up
pointed foreman. Upon motion o,
Attorney J. w Robinson, Mr.. J. C
Rathbun of Midland county, Texas
was admitted to practice law in the
courts Of the Territory. Mr.. J. D.
Dow, of Mason county, was admitted
to full citizenship. The docket was
called and several cases were set fol
trial. The criminal docket will be
taken up tomorrow afternoon.
Saturday evening was appointed as
the time for meeting of the committees
having in charge the Fourth of July
celebration but it was very slimly at
tended. This won't do. Time il
T fapidly passing and there is none to
lose. The nature of the surrounding
circumstances makes it imperative, il
we have celebration at all. that We
have a good one. The interests Of the
city demand that we have one. We
can have a celebration that will eclipse
anything heretofore attempted on
Puget Sound, if every one does hi
part. We do not wish to criticise, but
trust this reminder will suggest thu
propriety of prompt and energetic
action.
From the daily Of Tuesday.
Change cars for Gray's Harbor.
There will be but few jury cases tries
this term.
The streets have been busy thorough
fares to-day.
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