Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-05-17
MERE MENTION.
From the daily of Friday.

Ex-Governor Semple came up OF
the Fleet ood This evening.
Governor Moore leave. Sunda,
morning for tip to Walla Walla.
Frank Convey left yesterday morn
ing for visit to Oakland, California
| Yesterday daughter was born int
the family Of VIM. Summers. of thi
city.
Cal McFadden says that Noun
Prairie is fairly red with wild straw
berries.
Mr.. AL. J. Munson, of Shelton, ha.
been spending the past few days il
this city.
Mrs. Lucy E. Van Buren, of Lo'
Angeles, is the guest Of Mrs. Weston
in this city.
Chief Savidge was busy to-day dis
tributing copi. OF the recently enacte5
health ordinance.
The weather is now settled down t
delightful sunlight ard the b,lmy
breezes of spring time.
The weather Office to-day report:
the barometer at 1926 with the ther
mometer ranging all the way from Al
to 67 degrees.
Mr.. Samuel Wiley intends to erect
a fine dwell ng on the four lots on
Thir,, enth street lately purch lsed by
him OF Mr. Kaufman.
Judge A. E. Waite, who was Cbiel
Just ce of this Terr tory when Wash
ingto Wa set apart from Oregon, reg.
,stel ed 1T the Carlt n last night.
The OLYMPIAN is in receipt OF d
ha, dsome cut OF the new hotel that
fairly knocks the Vest Shore cut in
the shade. 1t will be published soon.
7 day was as near a perfect dsy as
one ever sees. The air was light, the
sun shone brightly and Dame Nature
wa, essed up in her Sunday clothes
George Mill, of this city, who hal
long officiate as regular correspondent
% the Post-Intelligencer IN this city
has resigned. to engage in other bus
iness.
Mr.. Fred r. Brown contemplates .
visit o tht Pine Tree State in the nea
future. He will be accompanied b.
his wife and be abs mt about t"t
months.
Presiding E der, H. D. Brow, dc.
parted fr"m h ci y yesterday morn
ling OH a trip to Chel alis and Pacifi'
count es, in the interests OF the Metho
Id ct church.
| Contractor Patnude was compelled
to lay I, ff the men employed on th'
Siste 9 Hospital addition to-day. Thi'
step was necessary on accoun. Of the
scarcity Of brick.
| Mr.. w. C. Garfielde, OF Port Town
seud, has been appointed Deputy Col
lector by Mr.. Bradshaw. Mr.. g. is &
SON of the late Selucious Garfelde, thu
famous orator in Aud Lang Syne."
At Buceda this afternoon, man
named Leisure was found hanging in g
barn. 1t is said that life was not ex
tinct when he was found, but no one
would cut him down until the coroner
arrived.
All the stone necessary for the foun.
dation for the new hotel is now on the
ground. It will take but few days
to place it in the wall aud by that time
the brick necessary for the foundation
will be ready for delivery.
Gen. McKenny's residence has been
so much improved by the addition oi
veranda on the east and south sides
and various other changes that 1t Il
now one of the truly handsome dwell
lings of the ,ity.
Noah Brown, logger employed in
Simpsons camp at Kamilchie, who had
the misfortune to cut his right foot in q
frightful manner yesterday, came to
the h, sp tai in this city where DR.
Flannigan dressed his wound.
Sunday morning next, Messrs. Robt
Mar, C. N. Moo e and N. Ostrander viii
leave for Port Townsend. They go al
deleg tes to the Grand Lodge of Ode
Fellows which meets in that cit,
Tuesday.
An invitation was forwarded iron
Tacoma to Governor Moore, asking hin
and his Adjutant to be present a. the
ceremonies on Memorial Day, Aprl
30. in thas city. To-day the Governol
forwarded his acceptance of the invi
tation. ....
By reference to our local column
contract. rs W II see that the Sisters o
Charity Advert Sc for bid t tn con
stru. ton of III addition to the hosp
tai in this city. Thi- is big job ant
| no doubt SPIRITED bidding will result
| In the Office OF the Governor, J
lscott John. II and VIM. F. Kenny, q
Ispokaue Falls; N. s. Buckner, OF Cen
ltrali.; G. w. McAllister, Of Tacoma
R. w. Jones, of Seattle; r. A. Mil e.
of Chehali and E. H. Fox, of Daytor
were ap. ointed notaries public.
Mr.W. E. Sebres, of San francisco
bought, LIST Friday, the west eight
acres Of the Howard Tract on Esstsld
except the south 100 feet, which strl
rms b ok to the east half of the qua
ter section. The price paid vas $lC
lOoO. and Mr.. Sebree, We learn, intend
a. once to clear and plat the same.
To dsy a full-aedged quartette
: prai,ie echooners sailed down Ma
street and turned into Third for rel
Thew were occupied by emigrants, vi
came here from booned Los Angel