Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-03-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Alaska.
Now wont yesterday catch it from
the faber- pushers.
Mayor Humes, OF Seattle, was at
tue capitol yesterday.
The steamship Senator sails for
Alaskan ports tomorrow.
The curtain has been rung down on
the last act OF Our Law Makers.
The West Side Mill Co. expect to
start up their mill next Monday.
1t is now the late lamented Legisla-
ture. But it might have done worse.
Judge Mason Irwin held court for
Judge Linn, in this district, yesterday.
NJ. J. Roach, travelling agent for the
Rio Grandchildren X. X. Co., is in
the city.
Miss Ida Mann, is up from Tacoma
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 3. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. jenkins, of
Whatcom, are ON visit to their son,
Will d., in this city.
Mrs. E. Stevens, of Uniontown, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
C. McClarty, on Eastside.
Martha ). Stoll mas begun an action
for divorce from her husband, John E.
Stoll, in the Superior Court OF this
county.
Louis Anderson and Miss Sauna
Granlund were married in the Baptist
church, last evening, Rev. A. G. Sawin
officiating.
The eighth grade examinations in
our public schools will occur on the
first Thursday and Friday in April,
May and June.
The new Board of Control created
by the Legislature is to consist OF
three members, and to be bipartisan
in its personnel.
The aggregate OF appropriations
made by the late Legislature to con-
duct the State government the next
two years. is $2,22S.S7O.
Mr.. Bashford having had a taste OF
official pap, readily grasps the second
teat rather than to be separated from
the basis of tactical supply.
A case rivaling the famous Jaun.
dyce case Of Dickens is again up in
the Superior Court-that of Jacob
Sampler vs. Sarah S. Brewer ct al.
w. H. Dodd and Glessie A. Ken
drick, both of this city, were united in
marriage at the home of w. M. Ken.
drick on Dayton street, last Sunday.
Chief Engineer Anderson of the State
Land Commissioners office, was re-
Gently united in marriage, at Tacoma,
to Miss Virgie Peterson, of that city.
Miss Gertie Sullivan, who has been
visiting the Misses Johnson, has re.
turned to her home at Ballard, &C
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Glen
Johnson.
The Chamber Of Commerce has
authorized A. L. Callow, H. w.
Maynard and 6. F. Blake to canvass
the city for subscription to the stock
OF the new cannery.
The right of protest, so dear to the
average American citizen, is now in
order. See advertisements OF intent of
County Commissioners 10 sell the
Court house and Poor farm.
Jefferson Hail." Mrs. Horr's castle
on Capitol Hill, was entered by a
burglar Wednesday night, and several
of her dodgers were robbed OF small
amounts in coin of the realm.
Hoquiam is experiencing "moral
wave" and two saloon keepers have
been hauled up to answer for violation
of the Sunday law. Attorney Israel,
of this city, has been retained for the
defense.
The final act of hospitality extend.
ed by our citizens to the members oil
the Legislature was in providing re-
freshments, in tents erected just east
of the old capitol building, the last
night of the session.
The steamship Walla Walla left the
Sound for San Francisco, last Sunday
with J. R. Brown passenger from
this city. The Umatilla sailed for the
same destination to-day, and the
Puebla will sail next Wednesday.
At Nina Tuesday evening, class
OF SIX boys will contest for w. c. +.
U. silver medal. A reception will be
held after the contest at which ice.
cream and cake will be the refresh.
ments. Everybody cordially invited.
The First Presbyterian congregation
have elected Thomas M. Reed, Capt.
ID. Gilbert and Robt. Elwell, ruling
elders for the ensuing year, and A. J.
Faiknor. G. H. Kegley, Val Milroy,
". W. Work and Robt. Mari, Trus.
tees.
Mr.. c. A. Hunt, former resident of
this city, we'll known to many of our
people who can date back decade in
local affairs, is now keeping the Mt.
Liberty House. popular resort
among the White Hills New Hamp.
shire.
The members and employees of the
Legislature give q return legislative
dance" at Olympia hotel tonight. as
a token of appreciation of the mauy
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