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Iron County register., 1890-01-23
"OLINE. BRANCH"
In the Interest af Women.

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DIR. KILMER X Co, South Bend, Ind.
Local agent for Iron County at Ironton,
Mrs. Julia James. Call on local agent when
at all feasible. 3m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Ordinance No. 444.

An Ordinance to re eSta hlisll the grade of
Union street from Eastside street to Wa
ter street.
Tie CITY IF Oympit does orfitin as .j1liotrs:
SECTION /. The grade of Union st: Get is
hereby established as follows:
At the intersection OF Water street, -
feet above base.
At the intersection of Columbia street,
70.5S feet above base.
At the intersection of Main street, ca 81
feet above base.
At the intersection OF Washington street,
$3.50 feet above base.
At the intersection of Franklin street
As. so feet above base.
At the intersection of Adams street.
80. 10 feet above base.
At the intersection Of jefferson street,
a. 50 feet above base.
At the intersection ofCherry street, q
feet above base.
At the intersection of Chestnut street
so feet above base.
At the intersection of Plum street I fee,
above base.
above base.
At the intersection OF Quince street,
feet above base.
At the intersection of Eastside street
% feet above base.
SEC. 2. That an ordinance entitled car
ordinance to re-establish the grade o
Union street from Water street to EaStSidG
street." approved July 23d. 1890, be anu
the same hereby is repealed.
SEC. 3. The City Surveyors hereby in
structed to place such number of bencl
marks upon said street as he shall deem
necessary and convenient, and make
record of the same as required by Ordi
nance No. 253, and cancel all records O
monuments located in accordance will
Ordinance No. 424.
Approved August IS, 1890.
JOHN F. GowEY,
Attest; RoBT. MARI, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Ordinance No. .ii3.
An Ordinance providing for the,cors' rae
ton and repair of sc iWa!kS

An Ordinance providing for theIoEsrdc-
ton and repair oi SIC iwa!ks.
Tie city u Oig1GPti does cs1itH as tojio'rs.
SECTION |. That all sidewalks hereafter
constructed within the cltv ii Olympia
shall bc, u,on Main. Union and Fourth
streets, ten feet wide. AID on all other
streets. eight feet wi,.c, and made OF as
rhalt. concrete or sawed plank OF not les,
than two inches in thickness, to hc lad n
right angles with the sire ct. on four saved
rails or stringerS: the StringcrS 10 l." not
less tflan three inches thick and six inches
high; the strlugcrS to rest on blocks or
ties not more than eight feet apart; The
planking not To- rrnirc; more than twn
inches over the "utsiie ran.
SEC. .. The City Council may, FOR good
cause shown, authorize the construction!
of sidewalks OF other materials AMI q:
other widths than herein s,'rr.iicd.
SIC 3 All sidewalks shat. be SO con
structed that the surface thereof shall b"
upon even grade with the established
grade Of the street.
SEC. 4. ANY sidewalk allowed To get
out of repair and become dangerous to tho
public will be condemned and "A new side
walk ordered AT the expense OF TIE a5ut
Ting property.
SEC. ). All ordinance entitled An or
tliIfauce providing for the construction
and repair of sidewalks in the town o
Olympia approved March II, l11', l.
hereby repealed.
Approved August -, lS9o.
joan +. GvwEY.
Attest RoRr. MARR, Mayor.
City Clerk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Ordinance No. ass.

An Ordinance to apportion the cost of
grading Fourteenth street from Main
street to Jefferson street.
Tie City Of Olympia does ordain as touous:
SECTION |. That the cost of grad
ing Fourteenth street from Main street
to Jefferson street is hereby appor-
toned as follows:
H. w. Jameson, as the owner of
the south 60 feet OF lot 3, block 8, p.
ID. Moore's addition to Olympia 20
dollars and SO cents.
II. w. Jameson, as the owner of
the south 20 feet OF lot /, block 8, Z.
ID. Moore's addition to Olympia, 70
dollars and 50 cents.
j. w. Lemon, as the owner of the
south 60 feet of lot l, block 10, z. ID.
Moore's addition to Olympia, 73 dol
lars and Is cents.
j. w. Lemon, as the owner of the
south 60 feet of lot 2, block 10, 2. ID.
Moore's addition to Olympia, 73 dol
lars and IS cents.
Mrs +. a. Campbell, as the owner
OF the south 60 feet OF lot 3, block 10,
p. d. Moore's addition to Olympia,
/ 70 dollars and Is cents.
Mrs. +. B. Turner, as the owner of
the south 60 feet of lot !, block 10, Z.
ID. Moore's addition to Olympia, 70
dollars and IS cents.
William Lemon, as the owner OF
the south GO feet of lot ), block 10, L.
d. Moore's addition to Olympia, rs
dollars and Is cents.
William Lemon, as the owner of the
south GO feet of lot 6, block 10, p. ID.
Moore's addition to Olympia, 70 dol
lars and Is cents.
ID. Il. Heustis, as the owner of the
south 60 feet OF lot l, block IL, p. ID.
Moores addition to Olympia, 70 dol
lars and rs cents.
Mrs. Inez Horton, as the owner of
the south 60 feet of lot 2, block IL, P.
d. Moore's addition to Olympia, 70
dollars and Is cents.
Mrs. Inez Horton, as the owner of
the south 60 feet of lot 3, block IL, p.
d. Moore's addition to Olympia, 70 dol
lars and Is cents.
Mrs. F. b. Turner, as the owner of
the south 60 feet of lot 1, block IL, p.
d. Moore's addition to Olympia, 70
dollars and Is cents.
Mrs. Annie B. West, as the owner of
the south 20 feet of lot |, block II.
p. ID. Moore's addition to OLYMPIA, 73
dollars and Is cents.
Mrs. Annie b. West, as the owner
of the south 60 feet OF lot 2, block II.
?. ID. Moore's addition to Olympia, 73
dollars and Is cents.
Mrs. Annie B. West, as the owner of
the south 60 feet of lot 3, block Il.
?. ID. Moorc's addition to Olympia, 70
dollars.
William Lemon, as the owner of the
north GO feet Of lot Z, block 5, P.D.
Moore's addition to Olympia, 81 dol
lars and 80 cents.
William Lemon, as the owner OF the
north 60 feet of lot 8, block 5. PD.
Moore's addition to Olympia, III dol
lars and 80 cents.
Jas. Lowell, as the owner of the
north 90 feet OF lot 7, block 6, p. d.
Moore's addition to Olympia, 1ll dol
lars and 60 cents.
Scott Eager, as the owner OF the
north 20 feet of lot s, block 6,P. ID.
Moore's addition to Olympia, III dol
lars and 60 cents
Mrs. A. E. Ke ledy, us the owner
OF the north 60 feet of lot 7, block 7,
+. ID. Moore's addition to Olympia,
~ dollars and Is cents.
Mrs. A. f. Kennedy, as the owner
OF the north 60 feet of lot 8, block 7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Ordinance No. 45I.

An ordinance to appOrtion the cost of the
Eraoing Twelfth street from Water
street to Jefferson street.
Inc Ctty Of Olympia does ort7ain as follo,es.
SECTION /. That the cost of grading
f m'n street ifotii water street to JEFF
ierSon street Is hereby apportioned az
follows: as
SISTERS OF Charity of the House of Prov.
idence, as the owners of the south GO feet of
! block IS, Olympia, SI6j. ioo' Vi
Estate OF Ellen ID. Brown, as the o,vner
$l65. o" Oh oiyihpia'
lanes Longmire, as the owner of the
south " feet Of block 80, Olympia, SlG5.
1onn McSorley. as the owner of the
'U W " leet OF block 80, Olympia. SI65.
mrs. johanna Hegermeyer, as the own
81 Oh tine south ~ feet OF lot S, block GA
Olympia, $3.50 "'''1> '''
MRS. Emma Horton, as the owner oftba
$3.50. ''o'h 3D. olympia,
FRA, Frank Howard and Margaret T.
a.U"aro, as the owners OF the south GO feet
OF Iot o. Dock Sc. Olympia, So. so. 'o'
On fno. swan as the owner of the soutb
W zee " OF iot 4, block So. Olympia, $50 so.
en- ~ Johils, rs the owner of the north
aees 10 1i roy l, block 81, Olympia, So. so.
60 FOOT oe 'onnS, as the owner of the north
w ieet OF lot ., block 81. OLYMPIA. So 80
VIM. Campbell, as The nlpmsr .' 81 W. ";
no norm "a u feet OF lot l, block 80, OIvmni.,
z. NJ: Far4uhar, as the owner of t,,a
no sor sa " feet Of lot 8. block 80, olympia,
r. stamp, as the owner of the north GO
zee. o. lot ]. block 81, Olympia, So. so.
Margaret klncaid, as the owner of the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Contemplated Street improvements.

To whom II may concern and to the owners
ofproperty abutting upon
Union street between Water and Eastsde
streets.
Plum street between the line of First street
extended and Union street
Pear street between the line Of First street
extended aud Union street
Adams street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets.
Eastsidc street between Union street md
Washington Avenue.
Main street between the wharf at the foot of
said street and sixth street, the west side of
Main street. between Sixth street and the south
line OF lot block Z, and the east side of Chest
nut street between Fourth and Fifth streets, in
the city of Olympia.
You viii please take notice that the City
Council deem it eXpedient to improve
Union street from Water street to Eastside
street,
Plum street from the line Of First street ex-
tended to Union street
Jar street from the line of First street ex-
tended TO Union street and Adams street from
Thirteenth street to Fourteenth street by grad
ing the same.
Eastside street from Union street to Washing
Adams street from Thirteenth rect TO Four
feenfh street, and Main street from the wharf
at the foot of said STREET.-THE Sixth street by gravel
ing the same
Main. street from Sixth street to the south
the west side thereof
Chestnut street from Fourth street 10 Fifth
street by building Il side walk along the eust
SIDE thereof, At the expense OF the abutting
propelty' surveys, diagrams and estimates OF
the cost thereof have been prepared and are
now on file in my Office for The inspection of
all persons interested therein.
Dated August -, 1890
ROBER'T NAnR,
CITY Clerk OF the City of olympia
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Cornell CHAMBER,

Cornell CHAMBER,
OLYMPIA, sept. /, 1890.
Tie City Council met in called scs-
sion, his Honor John +. Convey Mayor,
aud Councilmcn Hardness, Murphy,
McBratncy and OBricn present.
Mr.. Convey, chairman OF the Com
mitt"c on Sale OF Bonds reported the
progress made in the premises and
that he had notified the Rollins In
vcstmcnt Company 10y telegraph that
the city would not pay interest on the
bonds from July LIST. ON motion, the
action of the Mayor was injurscd
Mr.. OBricn submitted the follow
ing;
Rosolred That the City Council
deem it expcdient TO improve Tullis
street from Fourth street to Second
street by grading the same, and the
City Surveyor is hereby directed to
prepare a survey, diagram and esti-
mate OF the cost thereof and file the
same i'll the Office OF the City Clerk for
the instruction OF all persons Interested
therein, and the City Clerk will there
upon cause notice OF such intention
and of the filing OF such survey, dia-
gram and estimate OF the cost to be
published III the WASHINGTON STAND
ARD Tor the time required by law
On motion to adopt the resolution,
Messrs. Hardness, Murphy, McBrat-
ncy and OBricn voted aye, 4 Messrs.
Mason and Williamson absent. Mo-
ton carried.
An Ordinance empowering the
Street Committee tD make certain
contracts" was introduced, and under
suspension of the rules read three
times ana put upon its final passage
Messrs. Hardness, McBratney and
OBricn voted aye, 3; Mr. Murphy
voted nay; Messrs. Mason and Viii
Hanson absent, >. The Ordinance
was declared passed and the title was
agreed to.
Report OF the City Surveyor upon
the grading of streets by J. q. Lybar-
ger, The Olympia Construction Com
pany and Il. W. Gilliland, showing the
number OF yards moved 10y each was
presented. On motion, the report was
II
and Current Expenses.
On motion, the City Surveyor was
instructed to estimate and report the
amount of worl; done by Mr.. ID. :. b.
Henry on Sixth street.
Petition of L. NJ. Reed for compen-
sation for lands taken and appropriated
for the widening OF Main street was
IL q
Committee on Streets with power to
act i'll an arbitration OF the matter.
Moved that the question of land
conditionally surrendered to the city
for the widening of Main street, 10y J.
L. Brown be referred to the City At
torney for investigation and report,
Motion carried.
Moved that the question oi addi-
tional streets lights he referred to the
Committee on Fire, Light and Water
for consideration and report. Motion
carried.
Mr.. John +. Convey rendered to the
Council his resignation of the Office of
Mayor.
Mr.. O'Brien, after expressing regret
and acknowledging that the step must
be taken. Moved that the resignation
be accepted.
Mr.. Murphy moved that the motion
to accept the resignation be laid on
the table until next meeting Motion
carried.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
RoBT. MARI,
City Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Ordinance No. 447.

An Ordinance to change the name OF
Lincoln Avenue.
1he CITY efOlympia does ordain as folloes
SECTION l. That the name of Lin.
coin is hereby changed to West Fourtl,
street.
SEC. 2. The City Clerk is hereby
directed to prepare a certified copy OF
this ordinance and file in the Office OF
the County Auditor and request that
this change be noted upon all plats
upon which said Lincoln Avenue ap-
pears.
Approved September l, 1890.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
ATTEST: koET. MAER, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Ordinance No. $50.
Attest. RoBT. MARI,
City Clerk.

An Ordinance to apportion the cost
of grading Eleventh street from
Water street to Jefferson street.
Tie City OF Olympia does ordain as fouo,rs:
SECTION l. That the cost of grad
ing Eleventh street from Water street
to Jefferson street is hereby appor-
toned as follows:
Mrs. Estelle NJ. Elwell, as the owner
of tie south 60 feet of block so, Olym-
pia, 1926.
Sullivan as the owner of the
south GO feet of block 81, Olympia,
1926.
A. A. Phillips, as the owner of the
south go feet of block 80, Olympia,
$235.
Matthew Shields. as the owner of
the south &C feet of lot 6, block 80,
Olympia, $l67.5O.
Matthew Shields, as the owner of
the south 60 feet of Ia: ), block SO,
Olympia, $l67.5O.
l. G. Ellis, as the owner. of the south
90 feet OF lot 6, block 81, Olympia,
$l67.5O.
w. F. Ready, as the owner Of tie
south 60 feet of lot 5, block 81, Olym-
pia, $167.5O.
j. NJ. LammOn, as the owner OF the
south GO feet of lot 7, block 95, Olym-
pia, $l67.5O.
Mrs. Julia Fry, as the o.rnc- of the
south go feet of lot 6, block 80, Oivm-
pia, $16S.5O.
Thos. Prather, as thu owner of the
north 60 feet of lot l, block Sc, Olym-
pia, $l67.5O.
Thos. Prather, as the owner of the
north 90 feet of lot 8, block SO, Olym-
pia, $l67.5O.
Mrs. F. b. Turner, as the owner of
the north TO feet OF lot /, block 90.
Olympia, $167.5O.
MIS-. +. B. Turner, as the owner of
the north GO feet of lot 8, block 80,
Olympia, $167.5O.
John McSorley, as the owner of the
north 60 feet OF block 80, Olympia,
NJ. J. Milroy and the estate of r. H.
Milroy, as the owner of the north 60
feet of block SO, Olympia, $235.
Estate of Ellen ID. Brown, rs the
owner OF the north 60 feet of block 81
Olympia, 1926. ..
Sisters of Charity of the House of
Providence, as the owners of the north
10 feet OF block 50. Olympia, $235.
Approved September /, 1890.
JOHN +. GowEY,
Attest: RoBr. MARR, Mavor .
CITY Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

THE Tribune attempts to criticise
Tom Carroll's photography by making
sport of the language he uses. But
what will be thought of the following
sample sentence from the Tribune?
"The pestiferous little Tom OF the
Nems may as well take off his 104 cuff
from around his neck, soak his giraffe
like head, crawthump little and do
penance for his political prostitution .
One would very naturally form the
opinion, from such a mess of nonsense
as this, that the Tri6une's brainbox
lies in any part of its editors anatomy
than his head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

victed shall bc fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars.
SEC. ;. The provisions OF this or
dinancc shall apply to Main street
from Second street Ia Sixth street
ana Fourth street from COLUMBIA
street to franklin street: Provided
Nothing III this ordinance shall pre-
vent bands from playing i'll front OF
Columbia Hall, or any other public
hall, in connection with an enter
tainment To he given therein
Approved! September !, !>~
.luI< +. ti"ULY,
Attest: Ro"r. MNE", Mayor.
('f,.- ',r:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Ordinance No.. 448.

An Ordinance to prevent the obstruc-
ton of certain streets.
Inc CITY Of Olympia does ordain as follous.
SECTION /. That any person or per-
sons who shall attract a crowd ar ot.
tempt 10 attract crowd together
upon the streets hereinafter mentioned
by means of any musical entertain.
ment' auction sale, or in any other
manner, Tor gain, whether directly or
indirectly, are hereby declared to be
guli.y OF mlsdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, each person SO con-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1875.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United STATES LAND OFFICE.
SEAITI Az

AAAh, W" l., MARCH 18th, 1879
- ~; Motice Is hereby given that in compliance
T Tun 5he provisions of the act of Congress Of
V t. ,; 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands In the States of California. OraSon
NSesa.a, ana Washington Territory" Kobert
of Wasi III oiymp,a County OF Thurston Territory
ms sworn statement No l,5Os for the nn,c Jse
no 'hf e Na,, Of Section No Is in Township No.
offer nro o9r, w. kange No I West. and will
more valuable for its timber or stone than fos
rs ssid i purposes, and to establish his claim
~ saia lahd before the Register and Receiva. ~
i TINS s She S al SEATTLE Wash Ter on "wednesday
oi ne names as witnesses: Budd Bartle, NJ
EI npp lhnrston county, Wash. Ter: r. ~ ~
Ter Ie =, Uy,n Thurston county, Wash
co a1 lvr:' lanes Swan. of Olympia, Tburs,on
ANY and all persons claiming aavarso,,, A.,
above described lands are reoues,sd =, AL tne
claims In this Office or before said ~ AN snenf f
'' JNO. B. BAIRD,
Date of first pub,,c.,,or Register.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

LABOR DAY. in Seattle was memoir
able event. The number in line is
estimated to have been at least 1900,
and there were fully $4,000 spectators
thronging the streets to witness the
imposing pageant. Several OF the
trades unions were represented by
magnificent floats; iAustrating the
branches OF labor to which they were
devoted. After the parade, an excur-
sion was made to Renton, where
stirring speeches were made by lead
ing friends of industrial progress. The
exercises of the day closed with vari::
GUS competitive games, for which
prizes were awarded. .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

Captain Woods, OF the steamer City
Of Quincy, says that Il few days work
with the government snag boat would
make the Snoliomish one of the best
rivers, for the purpose of navigation, in
the State. At present it is actually
unsafe, especially when the tide is out.
Nearly all the dangerous snags are
between Snohomish and Lowell.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

The Reriew and the Tribune are nav
ing q lively tilt over prospective loaves
and fishes" to be distributed from the
political kitchen. Each accuses the
other of being tenderfoot, and it
must be admitted that the charge is
true in either instance; but the Trib-
une man has somewhat the advantage
in State residence. 1t is sincerely
hoped that these differences will be
reconciled, and that the brethren will
obey the divine injunction to "dwell
together il unity" the game they
are after is &. -cely worth the effort
they are making 10 obtain it, as they
will learn If they live long enough to
gather some OF the attributes of wis
dom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

A STATE Prohibition Convention was
lIsAiat Spokane, last Wednesday, and
nominated Robert Alternately of that
city, for Representative in Congress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

The Tribune is evidently unwilling
to trust its party majority in the LegisJ
lature. Its advice is "Act promptly
and get back to you constituents soon
as possible. The enemy are wstching
Tor pointers to use as campaign pow
derp =.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

The late election in Vermont re-
.dnees. the Republican majority of 49,
: 600 two years ago to 10000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

The lines entitled "a Council OF
Sages" will appear il, next weeks isl
sue of the STANDARD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
POPULAR PRICED SUITS!
Has induced to carry
Special Lines Within Tie Reach Of Everybody.
For instance have a large assortment of
$40, $l2 and $13 Suits.

In dark and light c)ors sold elsewhere Sl to SIS In all
diton have excellent of Fine Chcvoits Mel
tons Cassimeres Corkscrews and Diagonal Suitngs We
display all shades in Sacks and in Prince Alberts.
Our line of Chdrens Suits cannot be exceel for styles
and prices and with every suit brought from above s. so
we will give away to the boys, free of charge pair Of
solid oak stills
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05

1T is no siaccure to represent the city effective
ly, and anybody who accepts the trust without
experience will be apt to discover that 4 big chew
Is sometimes hard TO mHsiira'c.-Mr. Mar1hys
Sfdafird.
Its easy and pleasant to represent the city
eGeciually when one has a contract for city work
at the same time one is fulhllin. the duties OF
CITY father Tribune.
Tie inuendo OF the above comment
is that the STANDARD has Il contract
for city work, which amply comren-
safes its owner for representing the
public interest i'll the City Council.
1t is not true. The printing for the
city has always been divided between
the several printing cs:. .lishments,
and the motion to award :. ecial advcr-
Using to other newspaper than the
STANDARD has frequently been made
by its publisher, as Councilman. Nor
are the rates charged by tie Standard
for that service more than one-half
the USUAL charge, and invariably less
than its contemporaries obtain for
similar services. The fact i, that the
Tribune has little broadaxc to grind,
and it wants a Council tina: will turn
the stone. That is the true reason
WY it favors new charter. 1t wants
new deal to enable it to hog what il
cannot otherwise obtain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-09-05
A CALL
For Mass Convention of the Demo-
cratic Party.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Mass Conven-
~ tion of the Democratic party is called for
SATURDAY, the eth day of September. 1890, To
nominate full ticket for the county officers and
Tor members of the Legislature for Thurston
county. Said Convention to be held at Columbia
Hall, Olympia.
Every elector in the county who Is Democrat
act with the Democratic party, is invited to at-
tend and take part in said Convention
by order of the Central Committee.
JAMES RADCLIFFE,
L., y. CooNs, Chairman.
Secretary.