Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-10-03

ieIt thls place last week with full
cargo of lumber, took aboard ten pas
sengers at Seattle and sailed Sunday
night for San Francisco.
Rev. G. f. Carlson has been assigned
to the pastorate OF the Swedish con.
gregation lately organized in this city
The trustees OF the new church are
G. E. Carlson, John OVAL aud Chas.
Brown.
Yesterday began Rosh Hashana, the
Jewish New Year, beginning the
the 5663d year, according to biblical
chronology. 1t is held by the He
brews as a period OF humiliation and
prayer.
Mrs. w. Hopkins left Tuesday for
Washington, d. c., accompanied by
her father. r. H. Ball, who goes as a
delegate to the G. A. r. encamp-
ment. They expect to be gone about
six weeks.
Mr.. C. F. Kaler was in the city sew.
eral days this week from the Webb
ranch at Twana, which he manages
for Connolly & Chambers. He looks
we'll and says he is much pleased with
his position.
The fire alarm boxes are now sup.
piled with keys in glsss-fronted boxes
hanging conveniently by. In case OF
fire, the alarm can DO turned in very
expeditiously by breaking The glass OF
the recess holding the key.
c. P. Spurgeon, Of Tacoma, will
hereafter sell tickets at the Northern
Pacific depot. Mr.. Armstrong, who
lately assumed the position, is obliged
to make a change of climate for bene.
fit of his health, aud will 90 to Cali
fornia.
Information is wanted of Willie
Watkins, OF La Conner, by his mother,
OF that city, and his sister, Miss
Amelia Watkins, OF this city. He left
home about fortnight ago with a
sailor-boy, and it is feared he has gone
to sea.
IT you want to see some of the finest
apples ever raised in this or any other
country, just look in the Talcott Bros.
window as you pass. They were
grown by Carl Hartman. in his Or
chsrd on Eastside, and are of the
Wolf River variety.
The position of linemsn for the
weather bureau is open to some capa
BILE man, at $720 per annum. Ap'
plicants do not have to pass q civil
service examination, but must submit
proof of competency. Blanks for ap
plication will be furnished from Wash
ington on request, and they must BIZ
filed by November 1st.
The relief fund so generously con
tributed by our citizens is now beinl
distributed to the needy in Chehali,
county. 1t may be gratifying to the
donors to know that it came yer,
acceptable ~ many Of the losers b,
the fire. It is going where it will dc
the most good, by aid Of q tabulated
statement of al requiring aid.
Frank Capen, son of Geo. Capen
owner Of valuable farm at Yelm
was over few days ago from Oregon
City, to attend to the transfer o
lease Of that property from w. T
Melvin, to new tenants. Frank is il
the shoe business At Oregon City, ant
has an extensive trade in wholesale
lines besides commanding the loca
retail trade. He left Tuesday fol
home.
The estate OF Patrick Dolan, de
ceased, icots up an aggregate of S13,
600, considerably less than was OK
pected by the public. The bricl
building and saloon and the lot OF
which they stand. corner Of Main ant
Third streets. are listed at 1000. It il
reported that deceased had about g.,
600 cash on deposit. Messrs. Shoe
craft, Cormier and Crosby we're til,
appraisers.
Frank B. Weistling. of Seattle, at
torney for VIM. Lang, one of the boy,
charged with burglary of the Racke
store, At Bucods. came up yesterday t
request that he be allowed to plead
guilty to minor charge, to secure hi
release from jail. as he is affected
with that dreadful disease, consump
ton, and has had several hemorrhaee,
since imprisonment. His brother i.
present from Sacramento, Cal, K
urge his release.
The school-house At Hunters Point
having been consumed by fire, the di
rectors have been authorized BY vot.
to rebuild aud to make special lev,
of ten mills to pay the cost. Mia
Messegee, the teacher, did not lose .
day from the disaster; the school
house burning on Friday night after
tdismissal of school, and classes were
called Monday morning at q. private
dwelling, where they. will be main
tanned till new house has been built
Ben Vincent and 10 Lammon In
tend leaving tomorrow for the Hot
Springs in Eastern Oregon, to try The
effects Of that famous sanitarium upon
their bodily ills. Mr.. Vincent ex
perienced . few weeks ago . mild
shock of paralysis, and Mr.. Lammor
thinks he is In need OF some sort Of
restorer of Natures forces. They arr
both in search Of that fountain OF
youth which enlisted 20 much atten.
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