Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-09-27
VOLUME XXVIII.-NUMBER a.
MERE MENTION.
From the daily Of Saturday.

Cal song tO-uay-
The markets are filled with nice,
fresh vegetables.
Saturday is day always acceptable
to our business men.
DIR. c. III. Adams, from Port Town
send, is in this city on business.
Mr.. Arthur Edison, of Shelton, is in
Olympia having his eyes treated.
Mr.. Daniel Gaby left, to day, for FL
lensburg, on a few days business trip.
Men are at work cleaning up the re-
fuse dirt on the different streets of our
city.
Many new volumes have been re-
ceived at the Territorial Library in this
city.
Mr.. James Tusten left this afternoon
for an extensive trip through the Ter
ritory.
Considerable sport was had on Main
street this morning, by a bucking
broncho.
Two more cases of typhoid fever
from Tacoma, were received at St Pc
ter's Hospital, last night.
On our street corners, politicians of
both parties are seen discussing the is
sues of the coming campaign.
The new steamer, City of Detroit,
has been moved to Ellis wharf, where
she will receive her machinery.
All the candidates for the Legisla-
ture were in town, to-day, shaking
hands with their many friends.
A letter was received from Larry
Comier by his wife, announcing his
safe arrival in Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. T. N. Allen returned to-day from
Shelton and ether points, where he has
been looking after his interests in the
campaign.
Carl Stein, who had his foot badly
mashed last night, at the Northern
Pacific camp, was received at the hos
pital to-day.
The Multnomah landed this morn
ing at Percival's dock, with large
number of excursiOnists to visit the
Capital City.
Minimum thermometer AZ; maxi
imum thermometer 10; weather
cloudy, no rain; barometer falling
from 1886 to 1912. Indications for
rain on Sunday.
Rev. G. A. Landon, having returned
as pastor of the NJ. +. church for an
other year, will occupy the pulpit to-
morrow morning and evening. at the
usual hours for service.
The members of the Didescalion So
ciety, of the Collegiate Institute, pre-
sented very fine programme to a
large and appreciative audience at their
assembly room last night.
Articles OF incorporation were filed
by the Palouse Mercantile Company,
of PalOuse City, w. T., with capital
stock of 10000; and by the Re-
formed church of Hamilton, Skagit
county.
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the Secretary's office to-day, constitu-
ting the Bankers 4 Merchants Mu-
tual Life Association of the United
States, by the California stockholders,
with headquarters for this Territory at
Tacoma.
LOsT.-An umbrella and cane, tied
together with n string. The umbrella
is ladies' silk umbrella, with a gold
head engraved r. NJ. L." valued as a
gift. The finder will confer favor on
the owner by leaving the package at
the Office of the OLYMPIAN.
Mr.. J. T. Simons, of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, passed through our city to-
day on his way to Gray's Harbor. Mr..
Simons is largely connected with the
lumber business of his State, and is now
in this Territory for the purpose of
making some very large purchases of
timber lands. 1t is understood that
he will carefully observe the induce
ments of our city, on his retnrn from
Gray's Harbor.
Everybody should secure a copy of
the supplement issued by the Board
OF Trade, and read the many natural
inducements, as well as others, why the
capital should remain in our midst.
Get copies and send them to your
friends all over the Territory, so that
Olympia may be the victorious candi-
date in the great race which will be
decided by the people at the coming
election; at the least, We hope it will
be SO decided.
From the daily Of Monday.
Lathers are working on the new ho-
tel.
Mr.. Frank BlOdgett left for Seattle
to-day.
Nice, fresh salmon in the markets
to-day.
"Old Sol" is enveloped in the clouds
to-day.
Hon. T. N. Allen left this morning
for Chehalis.
1t is fact: We ere going to have
street railway.
Joseph Chilberg will leave for Col
fax this evening.
Things have a lively appearance on
our streets today.
A large numscr o. Tacoma people
visited our city yesterday.
The sales Of real estate for the mast
Eeek amounted to $13 ,287 81.
The forest fires were put to sleep
last night by the beautiful rain.