Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-05-30
CITY NEWS n BRIEF.

t. start up Ia lruit carnefy.
i. john, church ana rcctory ar
receiving u new coat OF pant.
b IA Turner i now engaged IN log
uing Il tract OF land at South Bay.
John Z. lIoyt has resigned his posi-
tlnn a. Regent Of the State University
The mex, steamship for San Fran
cisco will be the City OF Puebla, June
3D.
Rev A. e. Sawin visited HOquian
,hi, week, where he conducted ser
vices.
r. B. Milroy is making preparations
Tor return to kotzenbue Sound, il
Alaska.
The machinery for the Flynn shin
gle mill is beginning to arrive from
the East.
A ten days camp meeting will be
gin on the grounds at Little Rock, OF
July 3lst.
Senator Ruth returned "Wednesday
from surveying tri p east OF the
mountains.
A new sidewalk has been built il
front OF Col. Owing.' property OF
Fourth street.
all the grocery stores, clothing ant
drygoods houses and markets CLOSED
bushes. at noon to-day.
A brick foundation is being PLACED
under the Mann property, corner o
Fourth and Washington.
W. T. Mcdonald, formerly of this
city, is dangerously ill with heart dis
ease at his home in Spokane.
A brother OF County Commissioner
Bell was killed in railroad wreck
Saturday, near Hope, in Idaho.
Mrs. H. Quinn and her daughte
Pearl, formerly of this city, are owe
from Portland, on a visit to friends.
The County Commissioners hav'
changed this day of meeting from thu
second to the first Monday in June.
Mrs. Frank McKenny and children
left Tuesday, Tor Waitsburg, to spent
the summer months with friend
there.
o. r. Ely, OF Cory, Pa, has beer
in this city the past few days lookin,
for a location for a broom aud brusi
factory.
The weather report issued to-da.
reads: g. Tonight and tomorrow
partly cloudy, with possibly Occasiona
showers"
Geo. Talcott has gone East to in
vestigate the subject of mineral pain
and machinery for preparing it TO
the market.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Matthews viii
soon open training school for teach
ers in the Collegiate Institu te building
ON Eastside.
The grocery stores all closed at nool
to-day out OF respect to the spirit of the
day, which lisa tribute of remembrance
for the dead.
The next steamer for Alaskan port
will be the City of Topeka, Wednes
day. The steamship Oregon sails TO
Nome on the 9th.
The Tacoma team beat Olympia's il
a match game OF ball, on the ground!
near this city, Sunday afternoon. Thu
score stood 10 to- 3.
It is said that scarcely sixty pc
cent. of the applicants for teachers
certificates were successful in the lat
State examination.
An artesian we'll has been sunk a
the Capital Brewing Co.'s warehous
in the Northern Pacific yard. A fin'
flow of water was struck.
The Olympia team of baseball
players intend to tackle Hoquian
next Sunday. despite the injunction o
the Fourth Commandment.
Mrs. Emma d. jenkins has received
check for $1,000 from the Supreme
Lodge K. of P, the insurance held b,
her deceased husband in that order.
A son was born TO Mrs. f. S. Hor
ton, in this city, last Saturday, an,
"Gene" is as proud Of being papa as
he had been invited to the coronation
William E. Parker of Kamilchi
and Miss Lena A. Libby, OF Soutl
Bay, we're united in marriage, Wednes
day. in the M. Z. parsonage, Rev. DI
Glass officiating.
Frank Fields lately maliciously, j
is said, shot two of Jacob Erb's dogs
and was arraigned yesterday befor
Justice Giles, and the 9th prox. set a
the date for trial.
Miss Sarah Troy has returned from
Dayton, where she taught very sue
cesstul term OF school, and will sool
assume position in the publi
schools at Everett.
The Multnomah brought up a,
excursion party to-day OF several hun
dred people from Seattle and Tacoma
10 attend the opeuing of the racin,
season at the VelodrOme.
st. Martins College now owns tn
land near Woodland on which it i
built. 1t consists of a whole section
and title was transferred by the Stat
to Oswald Baran, trustee, for a con
slderation OF $3.50.
Andrew Barneau, the small-po,
patient who has had rather more thar
his share OF the mild" form of tn.
disease that has prevailed, was released
from quarantine as cured, by Health
offcer Kincaid, yesterday.
The Weyerhauser syndicate hav,
begun suit for $3.50 against A. Wilson
and P. Crone, of Tenino, for alleged
appropriation of timber from theil
lands amounting in value to $50, fol
which the statute allows them to re
cover three times the value.
Lieutenant A. H. Bryant, U. S. A.
And bride Gate Miss Mabel Chapman
are guests at the Olympia, while pres
ent on their wedding tour. The,
were lately married at Walla Walla