Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-11-29

townsend Southern to fill Ia" place ni
\. \. Booth, who now resides III Cali
fUrnia.
row occurred between some shin
gle men on the Seattle train for this
place, yesterday, which it took the
combined force OF the trainmen to
suhdue.
"Uld Probabilities" predicts econ
timed showers" for Puget Sound and
Supw over and To the east Of the Cas-
cade>; >outhcrly wind; gales all along
the Coast"
The flagship Philadelphia is now at
Tacoma, where she will remain for
about week and then come to this
city. She may be expected the latter
part OF next week.
Go to Beckforl for bargains of all
kinds. His speciality, just now, is
heating stoves, and the wise man will
inspect his wares and ascertain his
prices before purchasing.
The Ladies' Aid Society held
Charity BALI at the Olympia hotel,
Thanksgiving eve, from which quite a
sun was realized for the worthy OBJ
ject of their organization.
The steamer Seaside contemplates
extending her run to Allyn, North
Bay. She now runs only to Hart
stein Island and the extension will add
twelve miles to her semi-weekly trips.
Ii you want to get suit OF clothes
made to order and up TO date in style,
costing no more than "hand-me-
downs" with $500 samples to select
from, call on J. II. klinkenberg, l26
East Fourth street.
The Farmers Institute meets in Co
lumbia hall, at Z o'clock sharp, Friday
evening, so as to complete their BUSH
ness by S 80, when the Citizens city
mass meeting convenes to nominate
a municipal ticket.
The funeral of GottIieb Weissman,
the young man who was found dead
in his bed last Friday morning, took
place from Bates Bros undertaking
parlors, last Saturday, at 3 o'clock
p NJ. A brother from Seattle was
present.
The steamer Typhoon, from Ia
coma, arrived at noon yesterday,
bringing as passengers the Nashon
College football team and friends,
numbering so people. The boys"
took in the honors and left at 6
o'clock p. NJ. on their return.
The funeral of Mrs. Lansdale took
place from the NJ. +. Church last Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. G. H.
Feese officiating. The church WAS
filled with friends who paid their last
tribute of respect to the deceased. The
floral offerings We're numerous and
handsome.
H. G. Richardson has leased the
Olympia Door & Lumber Co.'s single
mill, and will run it with a single
shift at present, to supply existing
demands. He is prepared, however,
to double the output if business war
rants it, which seems probable in the
near future.
DR.. Riley reports the condition of
Charles f. Weed, who lives with his
brother-ih-law, David r. Drewry, few
miles from this city, as exceedingly
critical. Mr.. Weed is one eff our early
pioneers. He opened the first bakery
in this place, and afterwards was en-
gagged in the market business.
Tomorrow the Aberdeen will carry
the University football team of Seat
tie to Tacoma, to engage in match
game with the local team of that city.
She leaves Seattle at s o'clock, which
is half an hour later than her usual
time. and will consequently be half an
hour late in her departure from this
city, or at 9 80 p. NJ.
Deputy Fish Commissioner Joseph
Gale, was in the city this week. He
informed the STANDARD that from Nov.
Is, 1894, to Nov. Is, 1895, $35 900
worth of Olympia oysters were
shipped. This is big showing con-
sidering that comparatively no oysters
are shipped during the months of
May, June, July and August. the
closed season.
Allan Muirhead, the we'll known
surveyor, has returned for the winter
from five months surveying expedi-
ton on the headwaters of the Newau-
KUN river. While there he made some
important discoveries of coal, the veins
ranging from 9 to IS feet in thickness.
The quality of this coal is very fine,
greatly resembling the Pennsylvania
anthracite.
Olympinn: The largest instrument
ta1 s,S III
Monday in the auditors office. 1t is
patent No. 32 OF the Northern Pacific
railroad lands, primary limits North
Yakima, Olympia, Walla Walla and
Waterville land Office. The instrument
contains 14O pages of written matter
and is patent of 972,O75.25 acres of
land. 1t costs $j7.l0 to record it in
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