Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-04-05
MERE MENTION.
From the daily Of Tuesday

.
Columbia river salmon have made
their appearance in our markets.
Mr.. J. B. Reavis, correspondent OF
the New York World, is at the Carlton.
Chief OF Police Savidge has received
a brand new star Indicative OF his
office.
Messrs, Billings, Wilson and Kehoe,
left to-day for their ranches in Sherman
valley.
For the month of April the real
estate sales Of Thurston county, were
over $4,000.
Charley Granger to-day commenced
to drive the piles for the crib work
back OF the new hotel.
Willis G. Hopkins, Of Aberdeen, a
stock-raiser, and son of J. NJ. Hopkins
of this city, is in town.
The pedestrian travel to the Gray
Halbor country by way of Olympia i.
approximately large.
At the meeting of the School Board
yesterday Mr.. B. w. Brintnall was re-
elected City Superintendent.
Our maple shade trees, the GROWING
glory OF our beautiful city, are begiu
ning to put forth their green leaves.
The new Odd Fellows building has
been completed for less than 5000
OF the original figures of the first esti
mate.
The Signal Office, to-day, reports
the range Of the thermometer to be
6O-22 and the barometer 1924, q
"a Sc q .33.
The many friends Of Louis K. Nun
son, of Shelton, will be pleased to heal
that his prospects of recovery are
Frightening.
Governor Semple has issued nota,ia
commissions to J. c. Denney, of Snoh
omish; E. d. Minor, OF Colville and
H. o. Inman of Sutton.
Capt. VIM. J. Bryant, Inspector o.
Hulls, and Geo. Bullene, Inspector Of
Boilers, both of Seattle, were in the
city to-day on official business.
City School Superintendent, Brint
nall, to-day, informs us that the va
cation CT the public schools has been
made for two weeks instead Of one.
Geo. Williams, the proprietor of the
stage line to Montesano, was in the
city to-day securing NOR. conveniences
for his already well-equ;pped accom-
modations.
More OLYMPIANs are read on the
steamers that ply between this city
nd tho ln
pers combined. A point for adver
tisers to bear in mind.
A three-year-old son of Mrs. Lee
from Dakota, who is visiting her broth
er Frank Lee in this city, is exceed
ingly i'll of typhoid congestion Of the
lungs, consequent TO an attack q
measles.
Holt Martin was driving a youns
horse, to-day, to go.cart, when thu
animal became fractions. and begaI
kicking. In short while he had thu
dashboard and one of the shafts con
verted into kindling-wood.
L. Cormier took ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Grant Billings for 5000 for meal
furnished. His salary as an employee
of the electric light compeny was gar
nished and judgment and cost
were paid amounting to $38.
Probate Judge Root, of this county
writing from Barre Center, New York
to his partner, Mr.. Mitchell, says he il
enjoying himself in a huge manner
visiting scenes of his youth, and man,
old friends and acquaintances.
The Gold Bar Restaurant has beer
materially improved by late changes
1t always has been at the top notch,
however, and the renovations hav
been with a reference to the demand o
increased patronage than any thing else
Mr.. Young has had hts his littl
steamer, the Edna, inspected az,
placed in charge Of Mr.. Geo. Swan,
competent engineer, preparatory Il
placing her at the disposal of the pub
lie for service in any line that ma,
offer.
A c, ntract was, to-day, let for tn
erection Of q building for the Knights
of PyIhias. It will be in the shap
of a triangle, aud will be 100 feet eacl
way. Mr.. Roberts has the contract
and it will be erected on the publ,
square.
Ex-Plobate Judge Wickersham
Of Pierce county, who was appointe,
one of the Code Commissioners, b,
Governor Semple, was, yesterday, re
moved. The late conviction of Wick
ersham, of the henious crime of seduc
ton, in the Seattle courts, no doub
brought about his removal.
The Odd Fellows of this city have de
cided to celebrate the 10th anniversary
of the introduction of their order il
this country. by grand jubilee on tn
18th of the present month. To thi
end, at the meeting Of the Lodge las
evening the following members wer'
elected as committee of arrange
ments: John NJ. Swan, N. Ostrande
and T. N. Ford.
The Montana lottery scheme secm
to have collapsed. They ADVERTISED
that they would have q drawing on ,
certain date in which the Aborr
House of Dies Moines, Iowa, would b.
the capital prize. Now the manager,
say that on account Of the admission
of the Territory as State. and tn,
adoption of the Constitution which
forbids lotteries, the drawing will taxi
) place in the sweet by and by
C. NJ. Barton, the genial and some
Whist cratic correspondent of the Ore
gonian, in his late CORE spondence t.
that journal, says that the number ol
notaries appointed last month in thil
Territory was something over $50, fol
which the Secretary of the Territory
receives fee of IS each. An inspec
ton of Colonel Owings' records show:
that in the time specified by Majo
Barton exactly 80 had been appointed
-somewhst of difference:
From the daily Of Wednesday.
This has been a lovely day.
Mr.. John Sullivan, Coal Mine In
srector, is in the city. -:
Hon. T. H. Cavenaugh arrived hom,
from Washington City to-day:
The range of the thermometer i, 6:
to SO with the barometer at 3O.1S fall
of O8.
Joe Gregory, of Seattle, a son-in-lav
of Ike Ellis, is lying very low OF ty
phord fever.
Governor Semple has srpoin!et
Leo Il. Hawley. of Linden ard J. c
CONNIE, of Yelm, Notaries Public.
G. r. Seidler, of the Holton House
Portland, formerly tf the Carbon il