Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-11-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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Th;- i->uccl">c> the 3.th volume OF
th' "A'h'N'i'N iNN'N"'''
The steamer E-tclla yesterday towcd
= boom of logs to the Wc-t>idr mill.
The Sorato.a will receive to-morr"w
u iuIl assortment oi s,i,onahlr frI;it.
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lr,,aut M the freight Of the Tina
lila
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81 Mr.. and Mr.. lame, Lon.mirc oi
til, city.
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tjnu in the Government ,rint-,hop at
Washington.
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cisco will h, the Umatilla leaving Sc
attic Monday.
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fine want Of cars
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Mr. an" Mr-' A. H. '''i'l'"cii' VI
wcStside, are l'pi! Ill ''c lo>>'s>''''
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frahN Harris i''S ,'i'Nr" HIS ''''''i!i
To Tacoma wi,Gfc Nr' H. i c'is'SSe"
III the ''''S"ri"i '''Si'''
hcndl We Mars mas leas'r' nee ,i"nl
Eastern +, " "s''','s1oh "nc'o III 'p'"'
'''e S'''i'''ici Al Hill ''>'iis'
Frank Scully returned Monday
evening from oPokahe' where nc HIS
"ec'i e'''l'f'se' III IL vi "5 3'o'''
The steamer Aberdeen has been
laid up for a general system of repairs,
all OF wl'icii Will pe '''''"e mere
Last evening the steamer Shelton
went to Seattle for repairs, the Doctor
performing her service ad interim.
E.E. McReynolds, formerly OF this
city, but now temporarily residing in
Seattle, is shaking hands with friends
upon our streets.
n. ,,;nou of coo..,o has hoor an
pointed to a place on the State Board
of Medi al Examiners, in place of DIR.
A. c. Smith. resigned.
u D.. ,o : o,oo5 -
o,oh;,aot ",,d hr;,5or o,' 1ar%o
structure in Snohomish county, is
home on a visit to his family.
Ct 1ou,,. l0o o;.o1 D.
5000, o. t .n 1,.'s ue.n S aPt,,;. r. W.
oo,, ': -: 'lc iu nn.a, "il'G ~. o'
two of the partners of the firm.
Ill., c..;.o, I;u r,o,uo c,,,, :.
ny G"pi'oi IN nuo"e o'uo -
..o ns:sooi'e e i n";ilo y, va ",'a
olsanl%a'loll .or winning away ''ie
uc, vy en-, A.
.,,o..o ou.n Do.9lo ;no wa , n,,eu I,e
49,. a., " o,o.no""ns "si ."sS - ~.
49,. ~ 10 I tne oo'I p nesIo e.e, 'a.s Nv e,1i
Seeii iieie'-1 oSl-1"'e"'ge"ceF' NoV' H.
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49,; 100 i.' ,, oe. ~, appoln'eu ooin-
.,.i''ee w ooileo' 'ne suoscriPIlo'1s aor
.ne i"liio'u spur eA'eisioi on 'eiier'
e'ii s'ree''
iu,lwa'er Iark leceiVeu an un-
. GA. "1oe':lon w It's popu'a.'on'
o oie o .'h;a. Jay, ~ .ne SHAPE VI q eapy
eih, WHICH ~, was oorh III Tue park from
c'p'i'e eih'
Chas. Patnude has been employed
49, ~ ,' :" anu p."s'eA sio i"ise u.llu'hs
."S - ~ =, p'ooe $50 " ~. ns'luGI:on ~
Snot;tnn. D.. "e' '''0 0"po' ''''0A VI
'''o' DULL
Members of the Citizens City Cen
trail Committee are requested to meet
dow oftormno1 - 3 n,oioa,' 81, Hu -.
."y 80 ".'ol H =: 1890 AZ 0'ooA' "A i"ii AZ
0""'0 10 "e'''o0
Capt. c. q. Hatch is up from
Frisco on visit to his family, who
still reside here notwithstanding the
Iip;"nas =, e ~si;s ~ 'he s'ea'hooa'
' =. 'o' NO.
Chas.' d. King has been appointed a
Justice OF the Peace for Olympia pre-.
cinct by the County Commissioners,
to fill the unexpired term of L. NJ.
49, e'O " '
James l.. Kane, the hobo who
smashed one OF Uncle Sans letter
boxes IN this city, professedly to be
taken In out OF the cold" has been
committed for trial by the U. S. Court
at Tacoma.
The Multnomah is practically new
BOAT, and stronger than she was when
hrst launched from the ways, owing to
the broad sponsors introduced in her
rebuilding and the heavier tlmbers
USED IN repair.
Yesterday tho fo,,,w;ro rossoncors
left Tor the East over the Q. r. 4 N.
ana Union racine route: r: ii. Hays
ana wlIe' Esoon' Kansas; Mrs. Anna
Di s ana Miss Erna Diebert, for
Ai'oh 1unctlon, Iowa.
DIR. Redpath has acceded to the
up.r;r,o,s ,o.,.. - IL o.