Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-01-26

CITY, now contains nearly COO VOL
umcs
There is danger OF loss of the county
bridge, on the Ni-Iually, from high
water.
Albert Caine and Mrs. Phebe Rolls
tin, OF Tacoma, were married in this
city yesterday.
The Wilson Bros. stock, consisting
OF produce, will he sold 10y the Sheriff
on the Sd prox.
"Said Pasha" is said t, lie the most
popular opera OF the Calhoun Com
pany's extensive repertoire.
David Crawford, a resident of Bush
prairie, fell in Il fainting fit in Dem
ings store, Wednesday evening.
The Board OF Trade will meet Satur-
day evening to receive the report of
the Committee on Retrenchment.
Mrs. Ed. NJ. Young, OF Kemilchie,
came up Monday to consult physi-
clans regarding her failing health.
A short session of the City Council
was held Tuesday evening, but no bus
mess of importance was transacted.
George Hyding, the tenor of the
Calhoun Opera Company, was the last
season with the Miss Helyet Company.
The Broccee Sisters, dancers, are
specially introduced in the opera OF
"Said Pasha" by the Calhoun Opera
Company.
A Swede by the name OF Johnson
was arrested yesterday on . charge OF
tapping till of the lunch counter at
Noschka's saloon.
The Calhoun Company carries a
snperb orchestra. under the baton Of
William Matchette, who was formerly
conductor of tho Bostonians.
The Olympian-TriJnne says it is not
probable the City Council will pay any
further regard to the recommendations
of the Board of Trade committee.
Mrs. G. S. Armstrong left Monday
for San Francisco and the Midwinter
fair. She will remain with relatives at
the Bay City" until March LIST.
The boys implicated in theft-Ed-
ward Giese, William Hall and Preston
Green-were sentenced Monday, by
Judge Gordon, to the Reform School.
The building in course of construc.
= ton adjoining Long wharf, is TO be
used for machine shop. Thomas
Mattingly is one of the principal
projectors.
Laura Clement, prima donna of the
Calhoun Opera Company, made sem
sation in London two seasons ago,
where she was prima donna of Doyle
Carte's London Company.
B. M. Price, of the Capital, we re-
greet to note, has been quite i'll the past
few days. He was suddenly afflicted
with cramps Friday night, and was
confined to his bed till Monday morn
ing.
Subscribers to the Calhoun Opera
engagement are notified that selec-
ton of seats will begin at O'Connor's
Monday morning, at 10 o'clock sharp.
Tuesday morning the remaining seats
will be subject to general sale.
The Cinnamon in this city are all
registered. The third trip of Deputy
Kingsbury finished up the job, and we
now have 1872 copper.colored residents
to absorb the business OF vegetable
gardening, of washing, and to rule in
the kitchen.
The local land Office received notice
yesterday OF approval by the Secretary
OF the Interior OF the location of 1900
acres under the grant for public build.
ings and 5000 acres, for educational,
penal and charitable institutions, in
this district.
Many of those who listened to
Guvnor Teats, in his harrangue " He'll
on earth," Saturday night" realized
that it was nearly sheol to be COM
PEELED to sit it out; but further than
this his rant had no apparent effect
upon his audience.
The County Commissioners having
decided to reduce the number OF jailors
to one, making it necessary for him to
be on the premises continually, Chas.
Hayden, upon whom the duty devolves,
will, with his family, hereafter occupy
the third floor OF the Jail building.
The officers of the organization COM
posed OF daughters of Veterans,
in this city, are as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Lulu Van Eaton Lang;
VICE PRESIDENT, Miss Aldana Giles;
Trustees, Misses Maggie Cotter,
Luleigh Savidge and Pearl Mumford.
The silly Simon sort of sub-heads
adopted by the hilltop herald, makes
its patrons perfectly pugnacious,
when the circumstance comes up for
comment. 1t had better tumble to
the turmoil, and let ALTERATION alone.
Tor it is robust cause of rancor when
it is run into the ground.
Those aesthetic souls who imagine
they can discover fitness in many
things which escape the attention of
rougher natures, are now happy in
possession of " colored" walters at The
Olympia. Now if they will only dress
them in swallow-tailed coats, the en-
chantment will be complete.
Five applications have been filed for
examinations under the civil service
rules Tor positions in the local postal
service. For clerkships. George r.
Utterback, Frank &. Blakeslee and d.
G. Cruikshank, and for carriers, Geo.
W. Alternately and Chas. Hoyt, will
appear for examination February 10th.
The Populists' club of this city meets