Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-03-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

'i''.'E Ntincsdav.
E.~'..n. gardeners are planting
thr.: early potatoes.
NJ. \ :. Gregg was y visitor in
olympia carly this week.
Tie q. W. =. Co. offer astonishing
tAt-alns IN detail this week.
M->. J. Benson Starr is on visit to
her iolks at Albany, Oregon.
The late storm interfered consider
ally with lower Sound navigation.
The Elks contemplate giving an
entertainment in about four weeks.
The jury has been discharged for
the current term of the Superior
Court.
Due respect was paid to Washing.
toms birthday by country schools gen.
orally.
J. w. NOVEL; has been appointed
executor OF the estate of Mary A.
Henry.
March will probably 90 out like a
lion. as her entrance was extremely
lamb-like.
Don't fail TO attend the stereoptican
entertainment at Olympia Theater
March 9Th.
J. Will Lyons, editor of the Port
Townsend Leader, was in the city
Wednesday.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to Samuel J. Burrows and
Mary II. Stark.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Woodland are in
San Francisco, after few months So
Journ in Oregon.
Mrs. Fred Ernst, OF the City Hotel,
received severe fall yesterday, dislo-
eating her shoulder.
The date OF selling school lands of
Thurston county has been postponed
to Saturday, April 21st.
Rufus Henry, at school in Boston
is suffering so severely from vaccina-
ton that he is confined to his bed.
The Attorney General has advised
the State Land Commission that it
has no power to subpoena witnesses.
James Stanford was awarded a
Demorest silver medal at the United
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing.
DIR. Mcdonald, Chinese Inspector for
this district, captured two more contra
band Chinese last Saturday at Gate
City.
C. b. Mann calls the attention OF
the public, in the STANDARD to-day, to
his supply of garden, grass and flower
seed.
Now that the Spring is approaching,
tits in order for everybody to clean
up the rubbish that cumbers the door
yard.
Gambling has been renewed, but
the second floor has succeeded the
, ground floor as the scene of opera.
tons.
> Billy Esling, the heavyweight
Ihilitiaman and we'll known news.
paper man, will return to Olympia
shortly.
The G. A. r. and Sons OF Veterans
have made arrangements to hold their
meetings hereafter in the Temple
Baptist church.
F. P. Sharp, of Maxfield, came in
contact with a buzz-saw last week, and
had to have his hand dressed by an
Olympia physician.
Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton Bean went to Seattle Wednesday
to attend a meeting OF the regents of
the State University.
Alma, a six-year-old daughter of An
drew Boesl, fell yesterday, and her
wrist was seriously wounded by glass
against which it struck.
When the Grand Lodge of the K. of
P. meets in this city next summer
it is expected that the Supreme
Chadcellor will be in attendance.
Secretary Of State Price has sent
out letters to the editors of the State,
requesting their aid in gathering sta
tistics for circulation in the East.
"McFee OF Dublin" has been the
greatest success of John T. Kelly's
long professional career. His business
this season has been better than ever
before.
Otto Stuth was fined 81 and 80 DAYS
imprisonment in the county Jail by
"a jury in Justice Rathbun's court
"Wednesday. for disturbing a Salvation
Army meeting some time since.
The Journal is the name of q
monthly paper issued by H. F. Alicia
tore, Director of the Weather Bureau
at Seattle. Its columns are mainly
directed to the agricultural interests
of the State.
The Stuth family, who were ar.
rested last week for resisting an officer
IN the discharge OF his duty, were
bound over to appear before the SUI
perior Court in the sum of 500 each.
All furnished the necessary bail.
A chapter OF the Eastern Star has
been organized in this city with the
following officers: Worthy Patron,
Mark E. Reed; Worthy Matron, Mrs.
A. H. Stuart; Associate Matron, Mrs.
0. c. White.
George ID. Forbes and H. Patton,
while prospecting for gold not far
from this city, discovered a bed of
rubies and magnetic sand. The gems
are too small to be valuable, but the
prospectors have hopes of a greater
find.
The Sons of Vaforans h,uo ho.,