Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-11

wy, has gone 10 Aberdeen and opened
the Arlington Restaurant.
MIR. James S. Naismith, representing
). w. Givin e. Co., of San Francisco,
dealers in fire apparatus, has been in
the city this week, on business of the
firm.
Mr.. Geo. d. Shannon, of Nisqually,
Will soon move to this city. His fam
lily will occupy the Oppenheimer
house, corner OF Ninth and Franklin
streets.
Mr.. Fred Guyot escaped from the
Insane Asylum Wednesday and made
his way to this city. He has since
quietly returned, of his own free will,
to his old quarters.
Mr.. l.. Bethel this week refused
SIT 600 for his Eastside property, half
a mile from Main street. This same
tract of ten acres cost him less than
two years ago 81 600.
The south side OF the East bridge
is sliding into the bay, and it is pro-
posed to drive piles and fill in soon as
the good weather admits OF uninter-
rupted outdoor labor.
The Capital National Bank will
occupy the building now used by Mr..
Van Epps as real estate Office, and
the latter gentleman will probably
rent rooms at The Olympia"
Mr.. Z. Deupree, from Rice county,
Kansas has on exhibition, at Martins
stable, in this city, fine Norman Per
cheon horse, weighing 2,1OO pounds.
He values the animal at So, 500.
Mr.. NJ. Shields has rented the farm
of Mr.. B. Johns, few miles from the
city, which will hereafter be the base
of the dairy business he has success
fully managed for several years past.
Mr.. Barr, who lives near Pray's
Lake OH the Westside, was in the
city on Tuesday and said that snow
fell there on Monday and quite covered
the ground with its feecy whiteness.
The Governor has appointed Jas.
Power, of La Conner, Jas. Nesbett, Of
Goldendale, and Clanrick Crosby, Of
Centralia, Commissioners to select a
site for the new State Reform School.
Mr.. Chas. E. Kel,oe, Of this city,
bought at the Warren sale at Bucoda,
a lot of goods at bankrupt rates which
he is now offering to the public at low
prices. 1t consists of boots, shoes and
clothing.
The Methodist congregation of this
city have decided upon building brick
structure to cost $4,000, on the site
OF their present church. The pre-
liminaries are already in charge of o
committee.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the residence of
Mrs. M. M. Ruddell, Eastsidc, Tues
day afternoon, the 18th ult., at 2
o'clock, in behalf of the White Shield
Home, of Tacoma.
The officers of the Capital National
Bank are President, F. NJ. Wade
Vice President, N. H. Owings; Cash.
Ter, C. ]. Lord. Mr.. Wade is Presi-
dent likewise of FIVE other National
banks in this State.
There will be special and impor-
tant meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at the lecture
room of the NJ. f. Church, on Wednes.
day evening, April 10th, at 1880. BY
order of the President
Mr.. G. Noschka is building a double
tenament house on the south side oil
Fifth street, east of Adams, covering q
space of 36x42 feet with an annex %
feet square. The building will cost,
when completed, $500.
A large number Of our people are
sending their washing to Tacoma to
be laundried. If some enterprisine
person would establish first-class
white laundry in Olympia, it would,
without doubt. be paying invest
ment.
There is a prospect on foot to build
q street railroad from Fourth street, on
Eastside hill, to Tumwater. Such a
road would enhance the value of prop
erty along its line at least so per cent.
and the owners should be viking to
aid the scheme.
The Olympia Repiew will appear
next week somewhat reduced in size,
but all "home-print," which will doubt
less be great improvement. It is
the intention, likewise, we understand
to change the publication day from
Thursday to Wednesday,.
Messrs. Raleigh Stott and Mr.. Reed,
two prominent lawyers of Portland,
have been in the city this week, TAX
ing testimony in the case of Tumwater
Mill Co. vs.. John Klosterman, Of Port
land, for attaching their mill and
store at Tumwater last summer.
Mrs. Lois Waisbrooker, an eminent
authoress and lecturer, will address
the public on the subject Of" Modern
Spiritualism," in Tacoma Hall Sum
day, at IL A. N. She will likewise
speak in the evening, on topic to be
announced at the morning meeting.
Messrs. J. d. Groves, T. b. Waldren
and ]. H. Casey, who have been can
wasting the city for orders for pic
lures at d. r. Brockman's gallery, left
Wednesday for down-Sound ports.
While here they made many friends
and secured large number Of orders.
The State Medical Society will hold
its annual meeting at Spokane Falls
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