Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-06-14

in, from Tacoma, Is tons of freight
mostly glassware, for the city mer
chants.
Burning the slashings on Gallagher
addition, down the bay on the East
side, attracted much attention thi
afternoon.
At about 4 o'clock this afternoon
the fire department was called out t.
quench the fire in the woods in Gal
lagher's addition.
The annual session OF the Crane
Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons for th'
jurisdiction OF Washington will CON
yene at the Masonic Temple in TIN,
city tomorrow.
Hon. Louis Zeiglcr OF Spokane
Falls, is in the city this week attend
/ ing the Masonic Grand Lodge and re
mains over TO attend the Grand Chap
ter which convenes tomorrow.
Hon. Fred Furth, Mayor OF Spokan,
Falls, is in the city to-day and will at
tend the Grand Chapter OF Royal
Arch Masons tomorrow, rs one of the
Representatives Of his home Chapter.
Last night the Emma Hayward
brought in 2,l90 pounds of freight
consisting mostly of grain and feed.
This morning she took ont l04 passen-
gers and 1850 pounds of fruit and
wooden pipe.
Last night man and his family came
direct from Scotland on the Hayward.
They took IA carriage on the wharf,
but soon returned to get sleeping ac-
combinations on the boat. All the
hotels and boarding houses were filled.
The family will locate on farm at
South Union.
The Signal Service Office reports to-
day: Minimum thermometer, IL de-
grecs; maximum up to T. NJ, SO de
grecs; weather cloudless, no rain /;
barometer falling from 29.9S to $3.50
inches. Yesterday the minimum tenn
pcrature was 4G degrees; the maxi
mum - degrees.
In the District Court, today, Il
motion for arrest of judgment in case
of the Territory vs.. Austin and Bah
cock, was overruled by Court. The
case OF Territory VS.. Cultus jim, for
assault with intent to commit murder,
was submitted to jury. The Chacnn
divorce suit is set for tomorrow at 10
A. NJ.
Lieutenant J. n. Jordan, U. S. navy
left this city yesterday to take charge
OF the U. S. coast survey service on the
Sound He will be in command of
the L. S. schooner Earnest, and
surveys will be prosecuted in the
vicinity of the San Juan Island and
the Gulf OF Georgia during the present
season.
To-day there was filed with Secreta-
~ White the articles of incorporation
OF the Capital City and Silver Creek
Mining Company, of this city. The
object of the company is to work
silver mines in Snohomish county;
capital stock, $4,000. The incorpora-
tors are: J. II. Mitchell, NJ. A. Root,
Jas. Campbell, A. G. Cushman, Clay
ton Aldridge, J. S. Brewer, w. II.
Pope, Val A. Milroy. All are residents
of Ills city except Mr.. Campbell,
wiz home is in Seattle.
After the installation of the officers
in the Grand Lodge yesterday, was
completed, Grand Master VIM. A. Fair
weather made the following appoint
ments: Chaplain, Rev. HarrisOnW
Eagen; Grand Lecturer, Herbert W.
Allen; Grand Crater, Thos. II. Cav.
anaugh; Grand Marshal, Thos. HASTE
Senior Grand Deacon, W. w. Wither-
spoon; Junior Grand Deacon, l.. +.
Searcy; Grand Standard Bearer, By
ron A. Young; Grand Sword Bearer,
w. II. Chapman; Grand Bible Bearer,
J. b. Rose; Senior Grand Steward, w.
H. Blair; Junior Grand Steward,
Henry Christ; Grand Tyler, J. E. Dix
on. Standing committees: On Juris-
prudence; Louis Zeigler, N. S. Porter,
Moses r. Fish. On Grievances and APP
psals: Joseph r. Smith, Jacob II. Bal
linger, w. II. Cochran. On Finance
Walter J. Thompson, J. NJ. Taylor, J.
c. Dorr. On Correspondence: T. NJ.
Reed, Joseph A. Kuhn, T. A. Preston.
On printing: T. NJ. Reed, Y.C. Blalock
John McReavy,