Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-08

Chas. Stutz, repres enting the Seat
lie Sunday Standard, paid the Capital
city a visit yesterday in the interest ol
his public alton.
w. w. Clark, Speak of the lower
house of the last Legislature, is III tho
city receiving the congratulations OF
his many friends.
P. E. Davis, repres nting the well
known publishing house of A. l.. Ban
croft & Co., San Francisco, is in the
city on business trip.
The Eddy farm, on South Bay, was
yesterday disposed OF through The
agency of Shoccraft, Smith & Cook, to
J. III. Wilson fer 81 600.
Alexander Moffat, of Winnepeg. is Il
late arrival here. The weather here
he sfnds q great. desl.Amildaz.thaa.-A2
degrees below zero which he left.
Yesterday, los acres, Immediately
back OF Col. Owing's late purchase on
Mud bay, was disposed of 10y Shoccraft,
Smith d Cook, to eastern parties for
81 600 cash.
r. w. Derickson, Of Tacoma, one Of
the most wide-awake capitalists on the
coast, the father Of Mr.. f. L. Sawyer,
is in Olympia to-day looking after his
interests.
The Mother Provential of the Sisters
of Charity, is expected in this city
next Thursday. She is on tour of
inspc ction, and it is her intention on
her arrival here, to consider plans fer
the enlargement OF the present Sisters
hospital in this city.
Notwithstanding the deci- ion of
Justice Allen, in the street grading
case, the City Council and citizens
generally, intend to'push street grad
i"g nnd opening to an extent that
will make the moss. backs who impede
all manner Of Improvements, jealous
with envy.
Mrs. Peterson, sister-in-law to Police
man Peterson, is visiting at his home
i'll this city. Mrs. Peterson is a resi-
dent OF Steilacoom and was lately
sdjudged insane and sent to the
Asylum. She has entirely recsvered
and after brief stay hire will return
to her family.
Ten lots in West Olympia were yes
terday sod by T. L. Brown to J. H.
Cole, of Dakota, the price being 81 900.
Mr.. Gale will at once improve the
property, and making his home here
will endaavor 10 induce more gales TO
come, and they will not be near rela-
tives to old blizzard who almost owns
Ddkota.
This mSrning Marcus Thorn, a resi-
dent of Nesqually bottom and grand.
son of w. II. Wallmer OF this city, met
with an accident near his home that
it is feared will result fatally. In
some manner tree WAS felled SO as to
fall on and crush him to the ground.
When picked up it was discovered
that he had suffered a fracture OF sew
eral ribs and was otherwise internally
injured. DIR. Riley, of this city, was
hastily summoned to attend his injur-
les and at last accounts the lad was
resting easily.
A meeting OF the real estate brokers
of the city was held at the Office of E.
L. Sawyer and Co., to organize an as
scciation having for its object the So
cial and business welfare Of its men,
bers. Mr.. I. c. Van Epps was chosen
chairman AID Mr.. F. J. Severson, Soc
relary. After general interchange of
Opnion, in which Very glowing ac-
count was rendered of hopes and cx-
rectations the coming season, COM
mit'ee of three consisting of Me-srs.
Boyd, Lacy and Berbee, was appointed
to draft constitution to be Submitted
at meeting Monday evening, at
which tine permanent org g,nization
will be effected. The best OF feeling
seemed TO animate the meeting and
excellent results will doubtless follow
this effort to establish fra c nal union
of business interests.