O. C. Lacey
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- Nov 13, 1891Sheriff Seizes Olympia's 'Bob-Tail' Streetcars Over a $250 NoteA small debt owed by the North Olympia Land Company brought the Main Street line to a halt, while its manager blamed grading, weather, and stalled power negotiations for the delay.Main Street, Olympia, WA
- Nov 14, 1891The sheriff seizes Olympia's streetcars, mid-block, over a bondA lawyer's objection leaves a Main Street horse car standing stock still at Sixth for hours while the company's backers scramble for a new bond.Olympia, WA
- Nov 14, 1891The last of Lincoln's men in Olympia dies at eightyJudge John G. Sparks — territorial auditor, justice of the peace, temperance worker and twenty-two-year Methodist — is carried to his grave by the bar and the Masons.Methodist Church, Olympia, Olympia, WA
- Dec 3, 1891Olympia's Ward Caucus Turns on Who Counts as a CitizenA Second Ward meeting nominates C. H. Springer for council, but a delegate's citizenship and a sitting councilman's legal status throw the city ticket into question before the convention at Columbia Hall.Olympia, WA
- Mar 26, 1892Street Railway Lawyer Loses Case After Missing CourtA legal representative for the local street railway company loses a judgment by default after failing to appear in court.Olympia, WA