Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-15
From the Daily Of Monday. ]

From the Daily OF Monday
In the auditors Office to-day 90
deeds were presented f record.
Joseph Maurman has filed surety
with ID. Chambers on the bond for his
appeardnce before the grand jury.
The cry OF Olympia las been div.d-
ed into five missionary districts by the
managers of the Evangelical Alliance.
The new bii k machine received by
Mcclellan & Co, was started to-day
on trial run. The test was highly
satisfactory.
The firm of G aft & Co have come
to grief, the Company" having
skipped the country, Having various
debts unpaid.
Gee rye Campbe | is lying at his
home in precaiious coalition from a
combination Ct d seases, the result of
an attack o. pneumonia.
The owner of Woodrufi's addition
offers a block of land in splendid To-
cation for the erection of no el in the
plat. The land is valued at 5000.
Pi, nicking may be II somewhat un-
timely venture, but n merry party Of
pleasure seekers went down t. But
ler's Cove in Iow-boats this morning.
Mary O'Neil, n native of Ireland,
has declared her intention of becom-
ing Il citizen, So as TO be able to take
W 160 acres OF Uucle Sans domain.
Apryof ofsurveyors under Elwell and
Ouilette are at work locating road
way for arailroad his way Atpresent
they are on the Mckenzie place four
miles from the city.
1t will gra'i'y his mary old friends
III this city to learn that Mr.. Ro ert
Iantis, of Seat lie, is pronounced by
his ply s;cisns to be slowly recovering
fr, III his late severe illness.
The venerable Mr.. Pomeioy died
Il; his res dencc on Chambers Prairie,
last Saturday, at the advanced age of
81 year. The funeral was held ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ. today, at the residence
OF his son-.E-law, Mr.. Morrison.
A fellow named Chas. Rus at
tcnp'ed to secure suit of clothes to-
day + ON Toklas & Kaufman on an
order. The parer had the name Of
John Shields signed to it and that
gentleman repudiates the signature.
at present the town clock on the
Odd Fellows bull ling is whackine
away the hours regularly yet the ma
chiuery is not quite ready to start on
It's long journey with the hands ind,.
catiag the time for ths benefit OF oul
citizens.
Miss Stella Galiiher, of Tacoma
came up GA the Fleetwood last even.
;ns, and will be the guest of Mrs. I. n
Ford for a few days. She will com
bine busioess with pleasure in looking
up the status OF some valu ible r>al es
tate in which she is interested.
Mr.. ]. T. McDtvitt, a ru- ting young
b siness man from San Francisco, has
arrived in this city. He has associ ,ted
himself with Mr.. DAVIS OF this city
in tie real estate business, and ha.
secured an office in the old telegraph
building, corner Fifth and Mair
stieC.S.
This m rn ng meeting of the hote
Iii ect1rs W hell in the Office OF n
H. Owings when the following officer;
were elected to serve Fix months
Pre- sid mt n. III. Owings; vice pre,i
dent, r. !. McKenney; secretary
SamT Woodruff; treasurer, G. A
Barnes; manager, A. ii. Chambers.
Now that the real warm weather Ii
sbout to come on, it would be as wei
for our citizens TO take care OF tn,
h, alth of the city. A number o
alleys about town are in a deplorablt
condition. A little raking and 'rt
ing Of the rubbish would be splendlt
thing; an ounce ofprevention is wortl
pound of cnre.