Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-07-13


d ginning of the various open season
y 1t was claimed that some Of the dat,
were incorrect under the new LAY
a We therefore publish synopsis
the latest game law on the first paa
6 Of this issue.
e la the item regarding the Mont
: sano celebration, last week. we WEI
led to say that the game resulted i'll
o victory for the Aberdeen nine al
. eleven innings by a score of L." /
reality the score was ID to II, tn
game being exceedingly close through
8 out, the Aberdeens winning by a ms
jority of one.
Harry Cowles, clerk in Val
Epps' store, in coming to his worl
this morning, got his clothing damp
Shortly after his arrival he removed
his coat and hung it over the back o
chair to dry and went about his duties
When he returned a short time after
he found his pocket-book containin,
$25, which had been left in an inside
pocket. missing.
Frank Mix, son of James Mix, o.
Mud Bay, who has been suffering will
abscess Of the survical glands, con
sequent to scarlet fever, is on the road
to recovery. Mr.. Mix has had a con
siderable sickness in his family of late
there being six cases of scarlet fever
therein. Mrs. Mix, who has been an
invalid for long time, is almost
wholly recovered. -
Smith Freeman has been very i'll for
some time with nervous prostration
and disease of the heart, involving
great difficulty in respiration. At one
time he was in an extremely critical
condition, and although he is by no
means out of danger, a marked i'm
provement has been noted in the past
two days, and hopes are now enter
tanned of his recovery.
The noble, spirited Arabian steed
over whom Jim Radcliffe reigns-or
at least draws reins-Haust have been
out with the boys the other night, for
during the day following he dropped
off into a peaceful slumber while
standing in front of the store, and
losing his equilibrium, fell to the
ground. Luckily no damage was
done to either harness or vehicle.
The Good Templars of this city
gave an excursion and picnic yester.
day to Shelton, which, notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather,
attracted a crowd of about seventy per
sons. Steamer Willie was chartered
for the occasion, and members OF the
order exhibited a surprising degree
of fortitude in thus fearlessly encounter.
ing an overdose of their favorite ele-
ment-water.
w. d. Robertson, of the Tacoma
Steam Dye Works, was in the city
during the week. Since opening in
Tacoma his business has been steadily
increasing, and his work has given
such satisfaction that he now numbers
every town on the Sound among his
patrons. Olympia people having any
work in his line can rest assured that
an order sent to him will be satisfac-
torily and promptly executed.
The iron for the Odd Fellows Tenn.
pie, which has been detained in San
Francisco for some time, causing con-
siderable delay and Inconvenience to
the contractors, arrived here during
the week. Brick has also run short
and no more can be obtained before
Thursday next, after which time nc
further delay will be experienced
The first story is now ready for the
lath.
The meeting Of the Lincoln Club
at Fireman's Hall, ON Tuesday even
ing, was not very largely attended
They decided, however. to have a
grand blowout on the occasion oil
their next monthly meeting, which
occurs on the second Tuesday in
August. Music will be furnished BY
both glee club and band, and several
speakers will be in readiness to en-.
tighten the assembled citizens on the
benefits of protec ton, etc.
Miss Nettie Taylor was appointed
administrative of the estate of w. H
Taylor, deceased, on the 9th instant
In the matter of this estate three per.
sons have been appointed administra-
trix, the first having died and the
second having become disqualified
through marriage. It il now three
years or moro since the matter came
into the Probate Court, and it is to be
hoped, for the sake Of those intimately
concerned, that there will be no fur
Their delays.
Messrs. E. J. Harley & Son have ar
rived at our city with Chambers En-
cyclopedia," in eight volumes, contain
ing forty maps, with American supple
ments, which they will deliver, tn,
whole complete. in payment Of - pc
!. month. Also Waverly," eight vol
umes; Shakespeare" eight volumes
Dickens" six volumes; Colleir'
Cyclopedia," one volume. The fines
Bibles in the world on installments o
81 per month. Can be seen at Young
Hotel. Interview them.
An orchestra has been recent,
formed in this city, and although littl
time has thus far been expended il
practice, the music produced is yer,
, good. The officers are Sam. Kaufman
President; Emil Martenson, Secre
tary; Adolph kaufman, Director
The orchestra is composed and instrr
ments assigned as follows: EN-
No rtorcov, opI Gam Kouf,nou Ere