Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-07-12


Main street. The drill is down l20
feet. A slight flow was struck after
passing 100 feet, but it was not suffi-
cient for the supply needed.
Daniel Monroe, driver in SIM son's
camp-McReavy No. 2-who was Sc
verely kicked by horse a few days
ago, has so far improved as to be able
to resume his duties in the camp. DIR.
w. A. Newell had charge OF the case.
II. Daghorn OF Pierce county. had
a trial before Justice McReynolds,
Tuesday, on a charge of stealing dog
from w. B. Chamberlain, who lives on
Eastside. He was fined $40, and not
having the money now languishes in
Jail.
That cream soda made by the
Olympia Bottling Works strikes the
right spot" these hot days. You can
have it left at your doors by simply
leaving an order for delivery at the
works near Percival's dock, on Third
street.
The County Commissioners have
advertised for bids for the construc.
ton of 7O-foot Howe truss bridge
over the Deschutes, on the Yelm road,
and one of the same make and length
over the Skookumchuck on the road
from Bucods to Centralia.
Henry Wood, of the firm OF Wood &
Beasley, artesian we'll drivers, had his
right arm broken just below the elbow,
Wednesday, while adjusting the rope
that runs over a drum of q clutch
windlass. His arm was caught be.
tween the cylinder and rope with the
above result.
The Sunday school of the Presby-
terrain Church went on an excursion
to Buffers Cove, Tuesday, on barge
towed by the steamer Seaside, and =
few who were cleft" were kindly A.
forded means of transportation by
Capt. Gilbert, in the coast survey
steamer Tarrynot. All report having
had very enjoyable outing.
Sylvanus Brautiyam, formerly OF
this city, but who now resides at Sc
attic, and Miss Maggie Mitchell, of the
same city, were united in marriage a
few days ago. The happy couple, after
spending several days ct the home OF
the groom's parents on Eastside, have
returned to the Queen City where they
will commence housekeeping at once.
Herbert Snodgrass. a young man of
bright promise, fell q victim to that
dreadful destroyer, consumption,
Monday morning, and was inferred
in Masonic cemetery. Tuesday after.
noon. Rev. Rufus Chase, of St.
Johns church conducted the sad rites
of sculpture. Mr.. S. was % years Of
age. He leaves q wife and one child.
The county waterworks" are now
in operation. A large tank in tho
ground has been built to receive the
flow from the artesian we'll lately
sunk, and another tank has been
placed on q tower GO feet in height
into which the water is elevated by q
force-pump operated by a small en-
CINE attached to the boiler of the
heating apparatus OF the county build
ing.
Maude Lamont, of Dillon, Mont,
sister Of the victim Of the Emanua:
church tragedy in San Francisco,
passed through Olympia. this week,
en- route for that city to identify the
rings worn by tho murdered girl, in
the trial OF D urrant, set for the 22d
inst. She stopped few days in this
city visiting the family OF her uncle,
Rev. T. J. Lamont.
J. c. McClarty, of Eastside, while
riding upon the back part of load of
hay this morning, was swept off by
the branches of An apple tree, falling
upon his head, causing severe shock
which rendered him insensible for .
long time. He received few ipcon-
siderable cuts and bruises. DR.. Newell,
who was called, thinks that no serious
result is likely to follow.
Miss Nellie Heffron, of San Fran
cisco, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Dolan the past month, will leave
Monday for her home. Miss H. is a
native OF Olympia, and the memory of
childhood days has made her an an.
nual pilgrim to the scenes of early
childhood. She now fills q position
as teacher in the public schools Of
San Francisco, a place she has held
with honor for several years.
The Liberty Car" designed for the
Fourth of July parade, which did not
appear on account OF the rain on
independence day, was drawn through
our principal streets, freighted with its
load OF beautiful little girls, Saturday
evening. to the great delight of all
who saw it. Stars balloon, likewise
delayed by the weather, was sent up
the same evening, from the roof of the
Chilberg building, and made splen-
did appearance at an altitude of sew
eral thousand feet.
The people here have the satisfac-
ton OF knowing that they saw all OF
the Great Syndicate Circus, just as it
appeared in Portland, or the other
larger cities. 1t hiss been the custom
of big shows of this kind to split up
into several companies after playing
the larger cities. and giving but part
of the performance in the towns on
their several routes. This was not
done here. The parade and perfor-
nance were given just az they ap'
reared elsewhere. After performing
at Tacoma and Seattle the Syndicate