Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-08-09

before the Olympia Door Compan,
will occupy their new buildings nov
in course OF construction at the foot o
Jefferson street.
The Wiedemanns 90 from here t.
Everett, and will complete tour o
the State for the remainder of tn,
season. They contemplate an Alaskan
tour next season.
Oscar jacobson, mate OF the steamer
Capital City, had his leg crushed 10y {
heavy truck at Seattle, Tuesday, ant
was brought to the hospital in this
city for treatment.
Dave Morrell is taking a lay Off
from his duties as TAILOR and is spend
ing a week on Gray's Harbor, and in
the meanwhile Alexander McGahs i:
~ Subhing" for him.
The Capitol Commission has in.
vited bids for plumbing and sewerage
of the capitol annex TO be opened
Sept. Sd, and for heating apparatus
To be considered on the 24th inst.
The open season for grouse and
ducks begins August 10Th, and for
elk and deer Sept. LIST. Limit on
grouse, ten in one day; on deer, four
in one season; on elk, one male, and
pay $40 for fun OF shooting the latter.
A returned camper from Buffers
Cove says the two principal industrie:
carried on by the citizens OF that little
hamlet are eating and sleeping and il
is accounted dreadfully hard work to
perform either.
A Mr.. Purdy was brought up from
a logging camp at Potlatch, this week
suffering from severe cut of the
knee. and was placed in the hospital
He suffered intensely from the wount
and it may result in a stiff limb.
Chas. Vietzen, Chas. S. Burnett ant
F. w. Calvert are named as tn,
trustees of AL Incorporation, capital
lied at $4,000, and to be known Al
the Nesqually Oyster Co. The com
pany own large tract of land OF
South Bay, which they propose to de.
velope and cultivate.
The State Attorney General has de
cided that hunters license costs
$1.75 for each county he may xii
game within-$l for the license ant
IS cents fee TO the County Auditor
for recording it. The closed season
for the feathered game is from tn,
first day of December to the 18th day
of August.
James A. WATSON, we'll known nea
Bucoda, where he taught school some
time ago. pleaded guilty in the Su
perior Court OF Whitman county OF
the LIST inst, to the charge of attempt
ed assault on the person OF Maggie
Fisher, a 9-year old girl, pupil in the
school he was teaching in that county
and was sentenced by Judge Chadwick
to four years in the penitentiary.
Mrs. Winn Taylor, 80 years of age
died at Shelton, last Saturday morn
ing, under peculiar circumstances
She had driven up to store in 8
buggy and allowed her little daughter
to go inside the building to max,
some purchase, when it was observed
by bystanders that she had sustained
. collapse and was about to fall from
the eeat. She was Immediately taker
from the vehicle and to q near dwell
ing, where she had the most tende
care, but soon expired. It is probable
that her affection originated from tina
prolific cause of death, heart trouble.
Oily uses the word "clever" in de
scribing the rose, lily and fire dance
of Miss Weidemann. Unless the OBJ
ject be to damn with faint praise. th'
term is altogether inadequate to ex
press the grand effects of electricity
the torch Of the Great .Creator-wh her
projected through His colors of tn
bow of promise, which make possible
the "clever" work OF the artistic
Dancing has been defined to be tn
poetry of motion, but it never coult
attain the heroic form, without thos'
! sublimely mysterious, occult forces o
nature which contribute so much {,
the grandeur of the beautiful.
How long is our intelligent Boart
of Health going to allow the sign
board