Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-04-12

A spl. ndid new building will be
erected by Mr.. Farquhar on Seventh
and Adams streets. 1t will be 9Oxl25
feet.
From the daily of Wednesday.
Hon. Allen Weir is in the city to-
day.
Major Boyle, of North Yak:ms, is
in town.
New buildings are rapidly going up
in every portion of Olympia.
Miss Cora Ayers was taken to the
hospital to-day suffering from typhoid
fever.
Mr.. A. II. Chambers is pu ling
brick wall under the front porch OF his
dwelling.
The Presbytery of the Presbyterian
church convenes to-day at Chehalis,
Lewis county.
Work on the Hospital addition is
progressing as fast as men and material
can advance it.
H. F. Garretson and wife, of Tacoma
paid this city visit last night. They
lett tor home to-day.
A social dance will be given in Ia
coma Hall next Sa' urday evening.
Music will be furnished by James Sni-
der.
The Signal Service reports the range
OF the thermometer for the past "a
hours as 76 and SO. The barometer
1888.
Major Hayden claims t. rank ex-Se :
rotary Owings now, being the oud
posses>or of commission as Notary
Public.
Mrs. Freeman, widow of the lat
Smith Freeman, is about TO Lave for
New Jersey, whittier she goes to live
with her son.
The social and musical event of the
season will be the c nc-rt on the ven
ing OF the 18th, by The famous Men,
delssohn Quintette Club.
Twenty-Five instruments were re-
ceived for recording at the Aud tor
office this week. CT these the MAORI
ty were warranty deeds.
Almost before the people suspect
such . thing, the managers of the
Eas side brickyard will have a kiln OF
pressed brick r ady for delivery.
Capt. J J. Gilbert was elected last
Sunday delegate to the Presbytery,
which meets this wet K at Chehalis and
Gen 4. H. Milroy was elected alternate.
The following notaries have been
appointed by the Governor: Michael
Phillips, of Seattle; w. w. LIE, er, of
Pomeroy: and ]. w. Swezea, of Walla
Walla.
Hon. Allen Weir, of Port Townsend,
Gen. Metcalfe, of Seattle, Col. Parker,
ot Walla Walla, and Col. Garretson, of
Tacoma, were present lat even ng at
the reception of Governor Moore and
Secretary White.
Mr.. Ambrose Barnard, representing
the johnson Cyclop@dia Publishing
House, New York, is in the city inter
viewing our literary citizens and ex-
hibiting to them one of the most mag
nificent works OF the age.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at Ia
coma Hall, Saturday. April IA. at 2 80
Pm. A full attendance is particular
ly desired, as business of importance
is 10 come before the Union. All in
terested in the work are invited.
The Puget Sound Pipe Factory, the
Olympia sawmill, the Westside taw-
mill, the Eastside steam brick yard,
the Olympia soda wo X and tie Tum-
water mills, are all running Oh full
time to supply large incoming orders.
Oscar Craig had the misfortune yes
:erday to sever the femoral artery in
his left leg. He was chopping wood
and made misslick, hence his injury.
Ere the services of DR.. Flanagan
could be called he almost bled todeath.
John Hall, an employee of Bordeaux's
logging camp at Shelton, was brought
to the o-pit.l to-day suffering rom a
wound in the foot. While working
with an axe yesterday he drove tn
blade the full length into that member
Governor Moore and Secretary White
are busy to-day districting the Terrific
~ into the Is districts proving for in
the enabling act. 1t was expected
that Chief Justice Hanford would be
here but he telegraphed he cannot ar
rive for two days yet.
The lumber for the new pavilion to
be erected by the Knights of Pythias,
as the city plaza, commenced 20 arriv,
to day. The construction will be COM
meuced at once. FIR the pas d., or
20 workmer have been busy clearing
up the Williams block near the ,pi-
tai grounds.
Mrs. Ella Irving was agreesbly sur
prised, last Monday evening, BY the
sudden attack of . vel equipped army
Of her admiring friends, on the coca
sion of her birthday anniversary. Vo-
cal and instrumental muse, cards,
dancing and table exercises made up
the programme of the evening. Many
substantial tokens of esteem were left
upon the center table, and the raid rs
left between two days after an enjoy
able season long to be remembered
From the daily Of Thursday.
The public schools open again Mon
day Tor two months term.
Rebecc Henry is confined to her
home With q slight fever.
4 new carom and pool table now
graces the art rooms of Charley Hol-
ton.
Ike Ellis has an immense boom OF
logs laying in the creek ready for ship
ment.