Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-05-24

part OF 1huraton county, who use the
stream for log driving.
The printed volume of session laws
OF 1901 nave been turned over to the
Secre tary OF State for distribution to
such officers a. are entitled to them,
and for sale to the general public at s.
per copy.
Isn't it as much a violation OF the
ethics OF professional dignity to air
ones misfortunes in public as to laud
ones ability in any special line of
treatment Let us be consistent,
brethren.
Thomas Johnson is down from the
kootenay mining district on a visit to
his mother in this city. He and his
brother Andy are the proprietors OF
the leading hotel at Moyie, and are
doing a fine business.
Mrs. Mary Dcggeler was granted a
divorce in the Superior Court Monday
from August Deggeler. The same day
Mrs. Martha J. Stoll was granted de-
cree scycring the CALLING chain which
bound her to John Stoll.
The election OF teachers by the
Olympia Directors will take place on
the Sd prox. The list OF foreign" APP
plicati ons continue to increase. 1t
seems that the opening for a possible
job has been well advertised.
The outgoing passengers this week
over the o. r. N. and U. p. were
Mrs. Eva Myers, Chicago, H.; Mrs.
Julia Waldrip, Endicott, Wash, and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Todd and two
children, for Van Wort, Ohio.
In the trade between the State and
county, now on, the county will re-
ceive about $4,000 in cash, besides
cancellation of $4,000 school bonds
held against the county for construc
ton Of the court house building.
John Bowling has asked of the Coun.
Gil permission to construct one-story
building on his lately acquired Stuart
property" corner of Washington and
Fifth streets. The matter is under
consideration by the Street Commit
tee.
The National Concert Co. will ap
pear at Olympia Theater Monday
night. 1t is composed of some of the
best musicians on the road, and will
no doubt meet with full appreciation
by an audience made up from the
City of the gods"
Viola Biggs Hand, formerly of this
city, but now residing in Mason
county, died Sunday, after a brie
illness, leaving husband and sever
children. Deceased was born at Wood
ward, Iowa, April 6, 1865, and wa:
married to Mr.. Hand June IL, 1882.
Frank Iverson had both legs badly
bruised by the recoil of rope at high
tension, while engaged in house-mov
ing, on Westside, Monday. No bone.
were broken, but the shock was sui
ficient to render him insensible for q
time and he sustained very painful
bruises.
The Light and Power Co. has again
worsted Mrs. O'Toole's suit for dam.
ages from collision of her team with
one of the company's cars. A second
demurrer of defendant has been sus
tanned in the Superior court, and
plaintiff will have to drop the matter
or begin anew.
Russell's Vaudeville Circus" which
exhibited on the Robinson" 10,
Wednesday and Thursday nights
was much better than other tent
shows we have seen here, of which
Railroad Jack" was fair average
Some of the performers were really
good in their specialties.
Printing Expert Houghton is try
ing to have his salary date from his
appointment instead of commence
ment of service, a claim which the
State Auditor very properly refused t.
allow. 1t is strange what effect ad
mission to the public feed-trough hal
on some peoples sense of justice ant
propriety?
The Westside Sidewalk" PROPOSE
ton has ran up against another snub
bing-pos Chairman Doherty reports
that the route lies over private prop
erty and that condemnation proceed
ings are necessary to secure right o.
way, and that then an assessment dis
trict must be established before thu
work of construction is entered upon
Verify, patience and perseverance de
serve better reward.
The Capital Commission and Board
of County Commissioners will NEE
Saturday to complete the transfer o
the courthouse to the State, after the
sale is made by the sheriff, which viii
take place at 10A. NJ. It is thought
that the former commission will issu,
! a call at once for bids to construct the
wing to the building that will after
the sale be known as the cspitol.
Prof. Yemen is hofored by having
been selected to give the annual ad
dress before the Alumni Of Vashoi
College during its coming commence
ment season in June next. The exer
o;sa, ,f tho xyaoI Mill bo0in with the