Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-10-11

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Twin girls were born Monday night
to Mrs. ". ID. Bollinger.
Mrs. Julia ROYAL and son, OF Port
land, are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Grace kirkendall has gone to
Aberdeen to take position in mil
hnery store.
Mrs. Ella II. Carroll, of ST. Louis,
Is visiting relatives in this city, the
TalcOtt families.
The School Directors, at their meet
ing Monday, allowed bills to the
amount OF S76N.30.
Mrs. Electra Avery is quite i'll, and
is being cared for by her daughter,
Mrs T. X. Phipps.
The forecast OF the weather issued
to-day reads a. Fair to night and
Saturday cooler to night"
Read the announcement of Bates
Bros. "Rummage Sale" of odds and
ends in our advertising columns.
Thomas Bluvelt has the contract of
placing some large boilers for the
Capital Brewing Co., of Tumwater.
Daughters were born to Mrs. Eu-
gene f. Canaday, OF this city, and Mrs.
W. j. Inman, OF Rainier, this week.
Edna Clayton fell from a porch of
her home on Eastside, Monday, and
sustained severe fracture OF her left
arm.
Lot 4, block 10, OF Seebree's addition
has been sold by Mrs. Virginia Cal.
houn to Mrs. NJ. E. Church for con-
sderation OF 1925.
The Bush exhibit at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition took the gold medal
tor the best exhibit in Washington,
Oregon and Idaho.
Mr.. John f. Reid, managing editor
Of the Ballard News, visited the State
capital this week, and. of course called
upon the STANDARD.
David Porter of Bucoda has bought
of A. L. Rabeck his property corner OF
Central and Seventh streets and will
make it his future home.
R. B. Crandall died about midnight
last night, at his home, COZ Jefferson
street. He has been employed as
bailiff in the Supreme Court.
Fruit Inspector Cole and J. w.
Batcheller are making q collection OF
Thurston county fruit to display at
h<, d. A
HIS. Colson left for Peoria, H.,
over the o. r. N. and U. p, Sunday,
and Wednesday Chas. Baxter left over
. the same route for st. Paul, MINI.
On Oct 10th, next Wednesday, ex-
cursion tickets to Portland by the
Northern Pacific will cost but $3.50
for the round-trip, good till the 2Sth.
The steamship Walla Walla sailed
from the Sound for San Francisco to-
day. The next steamer for that des-
tination will be the Umatilla, Wednes-
day.
The Board of School Directors, in
response to petition of residents near
Buffers Cove, have decided to open a
school in the lower Westside school.
house.
The City Council again made an
effort to elect seventh Councilman,
Monday evening, and it resulted in
the usual deadlock-Winstanley 2 and
Richardson 3 votes.
F. Birchler has bought of Mary f.
Shields a fraction of lot 4, block 80, in
Williams and of M. Shields lot in
the same block, paying for the former
$240 and the latter 81 900.
T. J. McBratney lost his barn on
the Linkliter ranch, Is miles south.
east of town, by fire, Monday night.
He claims that his loss was $4,000, on
which there was a positive insurance
of 81, 800.
Mr.. N. S. Galloway, the Ballard cor
respondent of the Seattle Times,
called upon the STANDARD this week.
Mr.. G. was few years ago a resident
Of this city and kept a confectionery
stand on Main street.
Joseph L. Peters and William A.
Peters have bought from T. c. Van
Epps lots l and 2, block 4, in Patter.
sons addition. each for 5000, which
the purchasers intend Immediately to
convert into sites for homes.
Ben Goyette, one OF the men ar.
rested on charge of burglary at the
Sherlock station house, was arraigned
in the Superior Court, Monday, and
pleaded not guilty. His trial will take
place at the November term Of court.
Miss Bose Gallamore has renewed
her demand of the city for $4,000
damages and expenses incurred from
personal injuries sustained from de-
fective sidewalk, originally presented
year or more ago, which was refused.
The prediction is made that the
hum of industry will continue to re-
sound Notwithstanding his honor
the Mayor, protests against those
unsightly shingle. bolts" being car
ried through town by the electric cars.
The County Commissioners made
yesterday levy of SO mills for county
purposes, an excess of 3 over last
years levy. This makes the aggre.
gate OF the State and county tax levy
l7.5, or two mills over that of last
year.
A case of H. II. Moore for salary and
damages, against the Shelton school
district in Mason county, has been
transferred to the Thurston county
court for trial, on the ground that a
Jury without bias may be more easily
obtained here
Frank Stewart, who plead guilty,
Monday, OF burglary in entering the
section house at Sherlock, few weeks
ago and abstracting several articles OF
value therefrom, has been sentenced
to eighteen months imprisonment in
the penitentiary.
The Supreme Court has decided
despite Mayor Remnants famous decis.
ION that warrants icSuod IN axoa,s III