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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-12-20
city Council Proceedings.

Four members, a bare quorum, oil
the City Council, were present at the
meeting Wednesday night.
Mayor Mann reported upon the en-.
tertainment of the Philadelphia war
ship officers.
Letters were read from Senator Will
son and Representative Doolittle, in
acknowledgment of petition Of city for
certain changes in our harbor improve.
ment, and pledging their aid to secure
a resumption of work.
Il. ROsenthal offered to pay city
warrants amounting to $744 40 on hi.
delinquent personal property tax OF
1894, the interest on the warrants to
Offset the penalty and interest on the
tax. The balance of his tax, about
$40, he offered to pay in cash. Upon
motion of Mr.. Lammon, the offer was
laid on the table.
The application OF J. w. Haworth
for license to sell cigarettes, was re.
ferred to the License committee.
Bills were referred to the Committee
on Accounts.
A petition from J. NJ. Bell, for a
crossing on Main street at Twenty.
first, was referred to the Street Com.
mittee. as was also one from s. E.
Barr for sidewalk connection on the
east side OF Main from Maple Park to
Twentythird street.
The bond OF A. ]. Falknor, as City
Attorney for the ensuing year, was re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee
upon motion of Mr.. Harris. 1t is for
ST. 900. with M. Lemon and w. W.
Hopkins as sureties.
Upon motion of Mr.. Byrne, bids for
city printing and advertising were
opened. The printing was bid upon
by ]. c. Rathbun, the State Printing
and Publishing Co., B. M. Price and
Msrris & Covington. On the advertis.
ing the Palladium bid IL and cents
per square, the State 8 and cents
the Capital 13 and 8 cents, and the
Olympian SO and 25 cents.
Upon motion of Mr.. Byrne the bids
were referred to the committee or
Accounts.
Upon motion of same gentleman, 6
warrant was ordered drawn in favor o.
the Treasurer in payment of the bono
interest, and upon motion of Harris
$500 was transferred from the genera
to the bond interest fund to make uI
the necessary amount.
The council then adjourned to NEE,
for the last time with the presen,
membership on New Years night.
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dollars. He is dumbfounded by his
great luck and really does not know
what to do with the money. His i'm
pecunious associates in the actors
boarding house where he exists, very
kindly help him out of the dilemma,
and the schemes they concOct to re-
lieve him and benefit themselves are
numerous, and give rise to much Of
the fun, in which the play abounds.
Every scene in each act is extremely
laughable and dull moment cannot
be found. Schmitz Geyser, is the
name OF the fortunate German, and
the character is assumed by Mr.. Cav
thorn, and it may be said in all cam
dor that the young comedian never
before had a character that gave him
such wide scope for the display of his
superior comedy ability as this one
does. Mr.. Cawthorn was ever funny,
but he never provoked One-hslf the
laughter he is now doing in "A Fool
for Luck" From his first entrance
in the opening act until the closing
tableau the spectators are in con-
slant uprOar of merriment. The COM
edian has several new and catchy
songs and introduces the concertina,
of which abused instrument he is ab.
solute king. There are also other
musical selections introduced by the
members of the company. Prominent
amongst shem are SUCH well known
names as John +. McWade, Tom
Peasely, Collin Varrey. ID. M. Gregory,
Geo. T. Welsh, Tom Hodgeman, Her
bert Kerr. Annie Buckley, Elsie Irv-
ing, Carrie Francis, Agnes Ardeck, An
ME Wood and the Sisters Clayton.
To insure perfect performance Man
ager Dunno has had prepared COM
plete outfit of elaborate scenery, Wal
ter Burridge, the scenic artist of Chi
cago, having painted it.
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The following report OF the weather
for November has been furnished the
STANDARD from the Seattle station:
REVIEW AND COMPARISON.
November, 1895, was cooler month
than November usually is in Washing
ton, and the rainfall was far below the
normal, being the least for any No
vember Oh record since 1890.
The first week of the month was
cool, and for the most part devoid OF
rain. The 9th to the 10Th there
was a showery spell, warm at the close,
and continuing warm until the 2lst.
Following a cool spell which lasted
until the Goth, there were five days OF
rain and moderately warm weather.
The wind movement during the
month was light, except on the 18th,
10Th, and the Dist, and stormy spell
from the 9th to the 30th. During
the latter period very high winds pre-
vailed on the Sound.
SUMMARY OF TEMPERATURES.
Mean temperature OF November
1895 in western section, 1873.
Mean temperature of November
1895 in eastern section, $50.
Mean temperature for the State
AL degrees. which is degrees below
the normal for six years.
Highest monthly mean temperature
47.2 degrees at La Push. Lowest
monthly mean temperature 29.7
degrees at Hunters.
Highest temperature at any station
70 at Connell on the 10th.
Lowest temperature at any station,
8 at Ellensburg on the 9Th, Hunters
on the 23d, and Hoxee on the 23d
Absolute range G.. Mean monthly
range Of eastern section so; western
section "a; mean monthly range for
the State Al.
SUMMARY OF PRECIPITATION.
Average precipitation for the month
western section. SIS inches.
Average precipitation for the month
eastern section, 1.04 inches.
Average precipitation for the State
$40 inches, which, is 1.49 inches be.
low the normal for six years.
Greatest rainfalls for the month
Il.55 inches at Neah Bay, and 10.92
inches at Monte Cristo.
Least rainfall for the month O2O
inches at Ellensburg and Waterville
None reported from Cornell.
Western Washington averaged IA
rainy days; eastern Washington G.
There were clear days in Western
Washington and II in eastern Wash.
ington.
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Sherif's Sale.
IL the Superior Court of the State of WASHING
l. for Thurstun county,

rs the Superior Court of the State of WASHINGTON
l. for Thurston county.
Sallie A. Harnish Plaintiff, vs. Fannie O,pr;or
Rnssell q. o Bricn, her husband The AIkinson
Lel"lChh Co, IA corr oration, John NJ RYAN
George b. Lane. and Milton r. Whitney
Charles ,. FairchIld, Harry f. Mooney Sanford
H. Laid. and Frank Hagerman duly appointed
Receivers OF the Lombard Investment Com,
pany. corporation duly created and organized
under the laws Of the State of Missouri De.
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of a writ of Special Execu-
uon issued out of the superior Court of the State
OF Washington. holding terms at Olympia i'll and
ior Ihurston county, said state, and dated on the
tth day OF December, A. ID. 1895. ON judgment
ana decree rendered in said Court on the Both dav
ol November, 1873, in favor of the above named
plaintiff Sallie A. IIarnIsh and against the above
named defendants, Fannie s. OBrien and Rossell
u. u Brien, for the sum of twenty eight hundred
twenty.three and 25-lU0 (s2,s23 PSF dollars and
costs of suit taxed at thirty five and 75-lOO (S 7)
dollars, with interest at the rate of twelve Der
cent per annum from date, and amounting In all
70 the sum of twenty-cight hundred ffiy-nine
(S2So9) dollars, which said writ of Special Execu-
lion was to me as Sheriff of Thurston county,
washington duly directed and delivered, and by
which am commanded to sell at public auction
according to law, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
The north half of the southwest quarter On \
Oh SN a The southwest quarter of the southwest
quarters(sW d of SW l.) and the west half of the
southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter Nv /,
OF Sc a OF SW Al of section five Or township
seventeen % north, range two (2) west of the
willamette Meridian, containing in all one hun
urea anu forty acres, more or less, according to
government survey
Public notice is hereby given that have this
day levied on the above described real estate and
VIII on the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1886, at ten
o clock A. NJ. of said day, at the Washington
street front door of the Courthouse of said Thurs
Ton county, in the CITY of Olympia, sell the same
al pubic auction TO the highest bidder for cash or
80 Wuch thereof a. may he necessary to raise suf-
hcieht To satisfy said last above named amount
together with increased costs and increased in
tcrest.
Dated this 9Th day of December, A. D. 1895.
80 GEORGE CASTOR,
Sheriff of Thurston county, Washington.
by J. T. Mills, Deputy.
flTcH CAMPBELL, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Date OF first publication, Dec. 6, 1895.
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Next Wednesday evening. Christ
mas eve, at Olympia Theater, this
we'll known and successful organiza-
ton will make its annual appearance.
Mr.. Schilling has selected a company
this season of more than ordinary rep
utation and ability, every member OF
which has long since graduated with
honors from the highest schools OF
minstrelsy, and is headed by the cele-
brated wit and dialect comedian, Lew
Spencer, who will occupy the bone
end, and will have for his opponent on
the opposite end Charles Schilling,
who is too we'll known to need any in
PRODUCTION. Particular attention has
been paid to the vocal department,
and the songs and ballads. "Only
One Girl in the World for Me-" Cast
Aside" If Hearts Could Not Speak"
"She Was a Soldiers Sweetheart"
" Pearls and the Bell Buoy" by
Messrs. Birnes, Lomier, Sample and
Love are all sure to become popular
before the week is over. One of the
features of the programme is the cos.
tuning and stage setting of the first
part. A mass of silks, satins, plush
and velvets arranged in harmonious
colors, forms one of the prettiest first
parts ever given by a like organization.
A very amusing skit by Lew Spencer,
Carroll and Neatly, called "Gaily the
Troubadour," closes the first part. fol-
lowed Immediately by Kinzo," the
wonderful japanese equilibrist; Frank
Hammond, the peculiar comedian, in
a monologue act; Carroll and Nealy in
a very funny knock-about act Charles
E. Schilling in a musical act always
welcome; the Trocadero Quartette in
their original creation, 1.-The Tele-
phone Agent" the bill concluding
with marvellous acrobatic act by the
European wonders, the Brothers La
Rose.
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AYERS LEADS ALL OTHER SARSAPARILLAS.
STATE NEWS.

The heavy rains have swollen the
COwlitZ river so that the steamer
Northwest was able to make her first
trip OF the season to Toledo last week.
Mr.. Hansen, a gentleman 20 years
OF age, died suddenly at Hoodsport,
Mason county, Wednesday OF last
week. He WAS eating his dinner and
fell dead from his seat, without word.
Walla Walla's fruit and vegetable
shipments the past season Melted the
very comfortable sum of $500 900.
Two shippers, w. s. Affner and DIR. N.
G. Blalock, shipped 100000 and l..
237,O2S pounds of fruit, respectively.
Glen Roundtree and Alice NJ. Miller,
supposed to be cousins. were married
at sea, off Gray's Harbor Wednesday,
on the tug Traveller. They gave their
home as Boisfort, Lewis county, and
had complied with the laws of this
State. The ceremony was performed
by Captain ]. C. Reed, of the tug, and
Captain c. b. Hughes, of the schooner
j. M. Weatherwax, acted as best man.
George White, a colored man en-
ployed as janitor of the Haller build
ing, in Seattle, was shot and Instant
ly killed by H. B. Crockett, a we'll
known saloon man, in the Criterion
saloon, in that city, Saturday night.
II seems that the men had shook
dice for the drinks and a dispute
arose as to who was to pay for them.
White called Crockett liar and
Crockett drew pistol and fired, de.
claring that he would "allow no id
niger" to call him by that approb-
ious epithet. The effect OF the shot
was almost instantaneous death.
Crockett is now in the county Jail
awaiting trial.
Mrs. Stimson disappeared from her
home in Goldendale, Monday night,
about 10 O'Clock. She went away
thinly clad. When missed by her
husband, Sheriff Frank B. Stimson,
along in the morning, he went in
search OF the presumably demented
woman. Ben f. Snipes was the first
one to give intelligence of the lost one.
1t seems that after midnight, at the
Snipes' homestead, the unusual noise
OF some one providing about the
premises was heard. From there the
missing woman was tracked to the
place OF her death, which was at the
gate of the Stimson homestead, five
miles southwest of Goldendale. 1t is
generally believed she was chilled to
death. A note has been found, written
by Mrs. Stimson. in which she said
she was going away never to return.
Mrs. Stimson had been ailing some
time. Ever since the death of her
daughter Nora, eight years ago, it had
been feared by her most intimate
friends that she was losing her mind.
Her last request was that she be laid
in the cemetery by the side of her
dead daughter. Mrs. Stimson was
about 40 years of age and native of
Missouri. She was one OF the pioneers
of Klickitat.
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That we must sometimes 60 away
from home to hear the local news has
been verified by the following para
graph taken from the Bucoda Index:
While Miss Lillian Hannah, a teacher
in the Tenino public school, was visit
ing at her home in Olympia last Satur-
day she was passing the point where
the Northern Pacific track energies from
the tunnel under Main street, she saw a
little child standing on the track and
hearing an approaching train, realized
the situation and fled to the rescue of
the child, caught it in her arms and
threw herself backward from the track
at the very moment the train came
laundering by. The lady is truly a
heroine,
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Notice to Creditors,

the matter of the estate of Elisha P. Ferry
L deceased
No. GA.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors O,
Elisha 7. Perry, deceased, formerly residing al
all persons having claims against said Elisha
+. Ferry, deceased, 10 present their claims
against the said deceased and against his
estate, with the necessary vouchers duly veri.
fed as required by law, within one ~ ves,
after the date of this notice, to me as Executrix
OF the estate of said Elisha p. Ferry, deceased
at my residence on the north side of Madison
street, between Second and Third Streets i'm the
city OF Seattle. King county, Washington,
Dated at Seattle, Washington, this 10th aay of
November, 1895. ~
SARAH p FERRY.
Executrix of the estate of Elisha p Ferry "A,
ceased. w
Date of first publication. Nov. -, 1885,.
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Notice.

A MEETING Of the stockholders OF the Cas-.
- cade Mining Company will be held at the
once of the President, rooms IA and 10 Reed
BLOCK, olympia, Wash, Saturday. November
30, 1885 at one O'Clock r. NJ, for the election of
the Board of Trustees for the ensuing year and
Tor the transaction of other important business,
All stockholders are requested to be present
+. NJ. REED,
President Cascade Mining Co
Attest ioBART q. HAGIN, Secretary.
Olympia, WASH, Nov. Il, 1895, n
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given that the regular3an.
-, hual meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Olympia Door and Lumber Company will be held
AT the office of said company in Olympia. Wash,
i1g.on, on Monday, January -. 1896. at 9 O'Clock
Si sa.u day, for the purpose Of clectng trustees
ing U SPRINGER.
nhtEN WHITE. Secretary. President.
Date OF first publication, Dec. 6, 1895. 81
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Executors Sale

NOTICE is hereby given, that we, the under.
~ signed executors of the estate of Annie NJ.
Anderson, deceased, will sell at public auction on
the 2lst day OF December, 1895. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
at near the late residence of deceased, personal
property belonging to the deceased, Annie NJ, An
derson, consisting of furniture, curtains silver
ware, bedding, cooking utensils, dishes, clocks,
lewelry pictures carpets, vases, and various other
household effects, too numerous to mention.
Terms Of sale, cash.
MATTHEW SHIELDS,
JOHN BYRNE,
Executors.
Date of first publication Dec G. 1895 n
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For Sale.

Some nice oak bedroom suits, easy
chairs, rockers, center tables. carpets
bedding and general household goods
all as good as new, at the Unitarian
cottage, second door east of Washing
ton on Tenth street. Can be seer
from 10 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ. each day.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Atten tlOny

A large stock OF trimmed hats, Sail.
ors and Walking Hats, Caps, Tam
OShanter Caps, Sailor Caps, Baby
Bonnets, to be sold at half price be.
fore Christmas at La Mode.
MRS. E. l.. SULLIVAN.
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HOLDERS of policies in the State In
surance Co., OF Salem, Ore, will please
call at the Office of G. H. Carpenter &
Co., and have their policies rewritten.
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10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Cascade Mining Company,

I OCATION of principal place Of bpsinsss
- Olympia, Washington: location of works
Wn. ' No"n'!
N0.lce ls hereby given that at Q meeting OF
the Trustees. held at the office of the comns N
IN olympia. oh Dec. ], 1895. an assessment No
II OF three mills per share. was levied upon the
capital stock Of the company, payable to the
ington on or before the eleventh day of Janu
AIRY, 1896. - '"
All stock upon which the assessmenr shall
remain unpaid when due, upon the eleventh
advertised for sale at public auction, and viii
De sold Tor The purpose OF paying the delinquent
assessment, costs and expenses of sale
olympia, Washington, Dec. 7th 1895.
o ,, HOBART G. HAGIN,
00ee. MIliiams BLOCK. Secretary.
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ENTIRE stock of Millinery at La
Mode, including velvets, ribbons, laoes,
veilings, feathers and flowers, ETC., that
will be sold at astonishing low prices.
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STREET-CAR service in Philadelphia
is almost wholly suspended by a
strike Of its operators.
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For Sale at q Bargain

a FARM Of 40 acres, located at South Union.
Ihere are nfteen acres under cultivation,
with two acres Of good bearing orchard, COM
prising apple, pear. cherry, peach and plum
trees; For particulars inquire At this office or to
uhoersigned. CHAS. SHERWOOD,
Olympia 7. o.. or on the place.
Olympia WASH, Dec. 20, 1885. IN.
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You can't afford to miss the Clear
ance Sale at La Mode,
MRS. Z, L. SULLIVAN.
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'oi, ioi shS Couuty VI luurstOu.
John Pulles,
Matt Sund, and Charlotte
Sund, his wife, &. ID. !
walsworth, Paul Fried summons.
man, John LindQuist,
and B. M. Price and A.
l.. Price, his wife,
Defendants.
To Matt Sund. Charlotte Sund, his wife q. n
Waisworth, Paul Friedman Is, NJ Price and
A. L. Price, his wife, and John LindGuist.
defendants:
The State OF Washington sends greeting IN
Matt Sund, ChaIlOtta Sund, his wife. c. d,
WaIsworth, Paul Friedman, John Lindouist. r..
M. Price, and A. L. Price, his wife,.
You. and each of you, are hereby summoned
70 Gppear within twenty days after the service
OF this summons upon you. If served upon Won
within the county of Thurston, and within
sixty days II served upon you in any other
county within the State of Washington, and
1eIend the above entitled action in the Superior
court OF the State Of Washington for Thurston
county, ana answer the complaint of the
piaihtii, and serve copy of your answer on
tne undersigned. attorney for plaintiff. az his
once as below stated; and in caee of your fail
ure SO TO do. Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the com pIaint.
a copy OF which Is filed with the CLERK Of the
ABOVE entitled Court. W. l. AGNEW
Attorney for Plaintiff, office in Woodruff's
oniiding, rooms and 4, Olympic, Washington.
Date of first publication, Dec IL, 1895.
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the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton, Tor the County Of Thurston.
In the matter Of the estate of Eleanor Alice
Barker, deceased. -'N'
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
presented his account in said estate and that the
same was allowed and settled on the 7th day of
november, A. d. 1895; and that on the I'D tay of
November, A. ID. 1926, he executed, and presented
10 inc Court, written resignation of his Official
position as Administrator and that the Court, on
the "a day OF November. A. ID. 1896, by order.
liked the 9th day of January, A. d. 1886, at the
honr OF ten O'Clock, at the Courthouse, in the
city OF olympia, Thurston county, Washington as
tne time and place at which to hear any and ali
charge. -"- u''
You are hereby notified under said order. to nm.
pear at the above time and place, and then and
there make objections, If any you have to the ac
ceptance Of my resignation. and my final dir.
charge as Administrator, and release of me and
my Dohdsmcn. L. ). HORTON,
nat. Administrator.
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Strayed.

rom South Bay. about the LIST of October,
i one red cow. with two under bits cut out of
left ear and one upper bit out Of right ear; alss
two Holstein hefers with same mark. They
had two bells on them when last seen. The two
heiiers were branded with letter f" on the left
side near the tail.
Leave word concerning same at Il. Frost's
hardware store and receive reward.
j. 7. ELLIOTT.
Olympia, WASH, Dec. 20, 1896. q
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Summons.

the Superior Court OF the State of Washing.
ton, for the county of Thurston.
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The heavy rains have swollen the
Cowlitz river so that the steamer
Northwest was able to make her first
trip OF the season to Toledo last week
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articles in Columbia Hall, tonight
and Tomorrow night. Good music
has been provided and homemade
candy will be among the devices for
promoting earthly happiness.