Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-07-19
The residents of Fourth stree, nan,

The residents of Fourth stree, won,
the contractors to hurry up with that
electric street railway.
\ reservoir has been sunk in tho
middle OF Seventh street, between
Adams and Jefferson streets.
Samuel Williams new residence ;s
beginning to make snowy appearance
and will soon be ready for occupancv
Would you have your children and
your chi.dren's children call YOU bless
ed? Then do something for the railroad
When the boom now making up just
below Eastside bridge. is ready for
shipment, it will contain nearly mil
lion feet.
The Olympia hotels are still so full
that their pioprietors are glad to use
all the rooms in private dwellings that
can be procured.
! In the words OF the preacher, ali
you have anything to do, go about it
and do it with all your vim, and then
stop talking about it."
About 100000 feet OF of clear cedar
lumber has been RATED to this city
from Mason county mill, Tor use in
the Olympia Planning Mill.
Philosophical Cinnamon are supply
ing their customers with second cror
of garden vegetables. They proceed
on the principle that where there is a
will there is way.
To leave this city in the morning
take a MONDAY bath in Gray's Harbol
and return home in the cool OF the
evening, will be an Olympian's priv
lege i'll the near future
The Signal Service Office reports
minimum thermometer, 81 degrees
maximum thermometer, Is degrees
weather partly cloudy, no rain barom.
eter stationary at % 50 inches.
Mr.. William Hildebrand is putting
down the foundation for new build
ing to be erected on the corner oil
Washington and Third street. 1t will
be 44x6O feet in size, and two stories
high.
Mr.. F. W. Brown, the well-knOwn
railroad engineer, began this week tc
survey and plat a ten-acrc tract Of
land on the Westside The lots will
be eligibly situated and eminently
adopted to suburban residences.
An Olympia young man sparks his
best girl in Tumwater by telephone
An Eastsider beats that all to smash
He sits down with his girl just under
the telephone wires and then pours
out his soul in unison with the aeolian
strains of the wires.
A special comes to the OLYMPIAN
to-day, that Mr.. Crawford Jamison, q
brother of Hon. Robert Jamison, a
member Of the Constitutional Conven.
ton, was found dead in his bed al
Whatcom, yesterday morning. Mr.
Jamison has the sympathy OF our en-
tire community, in this hour Of his
deep affection.
Messrs. w. r. Forrest, Thos. Prosch
and U. r. Niesz, representing the
Board of Trade, the Chamber of Com.
merce and the City Council, of Seattle
are here to confer with the committee
ON State, County and Municipal In.
debtedness, and urge the placing OF nc
limit on the debt which may be in.
Cured by a city for needed improve
ments.
From the daily OF weonssday.
Sound travel is brisk.
Loose the old dog to night.
Fail not to give the house plants
plenty of water.
Olympia merchants have been sur.
feited with new goods, this week.
A son was born to the wife of Hon.
T. ". Reed, Jr., at Seattle, last Satur.
day.
This is the time of year when sani.
tary regulations should he strictly en-
forced.
The rubbish that has so long en-.
numbered the public square has been
gathered into heaps and burned.
The blackboards at Collegiate Insti-
tute arc being put in splendid condi-
ton preparatory to the opening OF
next term.
Mrs. ]. J. Gilbert leaves tomorrow,
to join her husband at his camp,
where he is engaged in the Coast
Survey Service.
The North Yakima people, with evi.
IDENTIFY a shrewd "eye to business u
send the Constitutional Convention
daily luscious cases of peaches.
Mrs King and Miss Celia Blumeaur
of Tenino, passed through the city, to-
day, On their way home from Tacoma
where they have been visiting friends
Rev. w. e. Copeland, pastor of the
First Unitarian Church, Tacoma, will
lecture in Tacoma Hall, Sunday even
ing, Jaly 21st, at S:l5 o'clock. Sub
ject: The Riddle of the Sphinx"
A reader of the OLYMPIAN- fails to
see how letter of the ordinary shape
should ever be called a circular letter.
It is perfectly plain. Such letters
are designed for circulatory purposes.
The Olympia Reriew has been sold
by Mr.. Bessac to Mr.. Rathbun, recnetly
from Texas, who will continue publica'
ton of the paper at the old stand. Mr.
Bessac retains control of the job office
Deputy Sheriff Morrill, left yesterday,
overland, for the Insane Asylum, hav'