Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-12-21

en- route for San Francisco, WHERE
they embark for Japan.
Midnight mass will be held in st
Michael's church, Christmas eve. A.
the capacity of the church is Limited
admission will be by card.
The City Council, at a meeting
, Wednesday night, denied the petition
for opening Ninth street, from East
side to Central, and Third street t.
Eastside.
The Portland train came in an houl
late Monday, in consequence OF dis
abled engine. A locomotive came uI
from Tacoma to complete the run t(
that city.
The Ladies Guild of the Presbyter
ian church, of Tenino, held a very
successful and enjoyable entertain
ment and bazaar at that place yester
day and to-day.
About the first OF the year the tele
phone office will be removed to the
Chilberg building, and supplied with
another switchboard for the long
distance service.
John Hudson, OF Kamilchie, who
was a patient at St. Peters hospital
afflicted with paralysis several months
died lately in Marshaltown, Iowa, al
the home OF his parents.
Sheriff Prince left Wednesday fol
Walla Walla, having in custody Thos
Foley, who was sentenced to three
and one-half years confinement fol
the burglary of Merrifields store.
The people OF Thurston county are
proud of their court house till they
are told it costs them $41 per day
interest On the bonds issued to pay
for it, and then they are not so happy
The new schedule of the
Northern Pacific, which began Sun
day, restores the Sunday train and
changes the arrivals to 11.5S for the
Tacoma train, and 2.42 for the Port.
land.
If you want almost anything needed
on farm-including machinery
wagons, tools and live stock-consuli
Oliver & Co., grocers, in "Stuart's
Corner" Main and Sixth streets. See
advertisement in this issue.
The Sisters OF St. Peters Hospital
opened fair at Kamilchie to-day fol
the sale OF fancy goods suitable fol
Christmas gifts. 1t will close to-mor
row night. The proceeds will be de
voted wholly to support OF the hos
pital.
The Sunset Telephone Co. have re-
duced the rates for communication
for subscribers with those of Tacoma
to 25 cents for conversations of one
half minute; one minute ~
cents, and each additional half-minutt
5 cents.
Fay Rodgers, four-year.old dangh'
ter of Malson Rogers of Kamilchie
was fearfully burned, by her clothes
igniting from q campfire, at tina
place, Wednesday, of last week. He
injuries are serious but it is hoped sh'
will recover.
The State Treasurer il prepared t.
pay warrants on the general funt
from No. $3.50 to $3.50, on the mill
tary fund from l.47l to 1883, and OF
the tide land fund from 917 to $50
Interest ceases on the 29th inst. on
these warrants.
Carlyon is prepared to supply yot
with those objects which are sure Il
captivate the heart OF women, such al
chains, rings, pins and other articles
in the line OF jewelry. Once year
such gifts are admissible. Embrace
the opportunity.
The electric cars now run to the
landing of the steamboats, on Perez
walls wharf and to the capitol grounds
Passengers on the steamers who wish
to 60 to the Eastside will be furnished
transfer tickets to take the Tumwatel
cars at some siding on Main street.
Alpha Encampment I. o. o. F
have elected the following officers fol
the ensuing term: B. L. Hill, G. p.
G. H. Libby, H. p. G. Milton Savage
s. W.; C. NJ. Moore, Scribe; T. N
Ford, Treasurer; w. A. Weller, G. w.
G. M. Savage, N. Ostrander and o
t'risch Trustees.
In a contract recorded, made by ]
R. Chaplin with the Wash ington Lane
and Investment Co., he agrees t
erect college building within two
years and to extend a line OF electric
railway to the tract OF 220 acres
which will constitute the basis OF the
companies enterprises.
1t is rumored that Capt. Hatch in
tends soon putting the steamer Monti
cello on the route between Seattle ant
Olympia. Should this prove true, the
City of Aberdeen will leave the Shell
ton-Olympia route and resume he
own run, to down the interloper
says the Shelton Tribune.
The Ancient Order OF Foresters have
elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing term: Z. ID. Peasley, G
R.; o. E. Stickler, S. c. R.; Franz
Holman, T.; Leopold Dobrin, s.; AL
Muirhead r. S.; F. Lehman, S. w.
F. w. Arnold, J. w.; VIM. Cole, S. B.
Z. McRostie, J. B.; P. Christensen
Trustee; Dr. Newcomb, Physician.
The Talcott we'll now furnishes /,
continuous stream about an inch an(
one.half in diameter. A ram is to b.
attached to elevate water to the sec
ond story of the building, and Charley