Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-07-07

for san Francisco this week. Mrs. ID
will hereafter reside with her married
daughters in that city, and Sam. will
return in about a month to resume hi:
tailoring business.
The application for extradition pa.
pcrs in the case OF Francis Butler, of
Wardner, was refused on advice of At
torney General Vance, who found the
papers wanting in several essentials to
establish their validity.
The new sawmill built by Mr..
Springer at the termination of the
jefferson street railroad spur, for saw
ing cedar lumber for the sash and
door factory, is about completed and
will begin operations Monday.
The next steamship for San Fran
cisco will be the Umatilla tomorrow.
The Olympia passengers by her will be
Misses Jennie Sickels and Laura
Runkel. The next boat afterwards
will he the City of Puebla, next Thurs
day.
The Methodists have received do
nation of $3.50 and the loan OF $1,000
from the board of extension of the NJ.
f. church in Philadelphia, conditioned
; on the raising of $500 additional,
which will be enough to complete their
building.
The Parlor saloon operated 10y Glib
bOns & Higgs, has made an assign
ment for the benefit of its creditors, to
Mr.. G. e. Israel. The liabilities foot
up about $500, and the assets are
mainly the furniture and fixtures of
the saloon.
Marshall Darling's number was the
Tooth, which drew the tendem in the
Bicycle associations rattle on the 4th.
1t was numbered 90E gray. Charley
Billings drew one of the single wheels.
One winning ticket has not yet been
presented-3OA black.
The City Council at its regular
meeting Monday evening, authorized
the replanking of the center of Long
bridge, at an expense not exceeding
$500. The planking is to be Is feet
wide and from the section lately gray
elcd eastward to the old draw.
1t is not believed that anybody has
been injured in body or limb during
the late celebration in this city, but it
may take several months to ascertain
whether anybody has sustained
scratches which may be used as a
forlorn hope in damage suit against
the people.
The pumping for the water COM
pany will be done by current from
the wires of the Olympia Light and
Power Co. soon as modification can
be made in the pumping machinery
that is necessary to effect the change,
which will probably be some time
next month.
Licenses to wed were issued Satur-
day to Sylvester Markham OF Aber-
desn and Miss Edith Harlow Of
Delphi, and to A. E. Benjamin of Ho-
GUAM and Miss Rosa Markham of
Delphi. The Markhams are brother
and sister who thus celebrate double
wedding and give and receive mutual
congratulations.
Mrs. 1. Harris, accompanied by her
son, DR.. Henry Harris, arrived from
Baltimore, where the doctor lately
graduated in the Hopkins University
course of medicine, Sunday evening.
After family reunion, Mr.. Harris
will return and assume a position that
has been offered him in the University
Hospital Corps, affording the best
practical experience to supplement the
graduating course.
Three stalwart sons and daughter
made their appearance amid the re-
joicings OF the community over the
splendid achievements of a free people.
Monday, a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merryman, on Eastside; Tues
day, one to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aid
rich, at Tumwater, Wednesday another
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Swan, OF this
city, and at the same time, Mr.. and
Mrs. BlackwOod, of Mud Bay, were re-
jOicing over the appearance of a"pre-
cious" little daughter.
The Fourth of July Committee an.
nounce the expenditures for the late
celebration to be $67l.78, which is just
80 cents less than the money collected
for the object. The items are as fol-