Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-10

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

1 he pubIlc schools were re opened
Monday.
Mrs. E. T. McCabe, OF Tenino, was
in the city yesterday.
Geo. +. Thompson has opened a
real estate office in this city.
The weather report to-day reads
" Fair tonight and Saturday."
w. T. Cavanaugh has been reap
pointed Postmaster Of this city.
The elevator in the capitol is now
fully installed and in operation.
Land Commissioner Calvert and
family have gone on a trip East.
Pay your subscription to the STAND.
ARD in advance and save 80 cents.
Joseph McCarrogher is quite i'll OF
what is believed to be typhoid fever.
Jos. Biladeau has been discharged
from the hospital as a convalesccnt.
The Primrose Club gave a masquer.
ade dance in q. A. X. Hall, last even.
ing.
The Tenino quarry is about to be.
gin operations with a full force OF
men.
The Bordeaux logging camps in the
Black Hills resumed operations this
week.
Mrs. M. Mitchell has returned from
trip to her former home in Howells,
Mich.
Besse Tew, who has been seriously
i'll, Is in a fair way to a speedy re-
cOvery.
Miss Frost has returned to her
duties at the Ellensburg State Nor.
NAL School.
Didn't it rain Tuesday night? Or
rather hasn't it rained quite steadily
the past week?
Mr.. R. c. Force, Manager of the
Wiley Navigation Company, was in
the city to-day.
Roy A. Barry and Miss Fanny w.
Early, were married Sunday, Rev. Dr..
Hayes officiating.
Dayton Garrison and Andrew Aus.
tin have returned to the Agricultural
College at Pullman.
]. M. Baxter, of North Yakima, has
rendered his resignation as member of
the State Fair Commission.
The last act of the old City Council
was to grant liquor licenses to Frank
Dickinson and Chas. Vietzen.
II was only burning chimney in
DIR. Wyman's residence that caused
the alarm from Box AZ last night.
F. A. Faulkenburg, Head Consul
OF the Woodmen of the World, will
lecture in this city GU the 9th inst.
R. B. Dodge and wife have sold to
Marietta Baldwin, lots 7 and 8, in
block 2, in the town OF Little Rock.
Orrin E. Graves and Miss Roseline
Smith, were united in matrimony, last
evening, Rev. DR.. Hayes officiating.
The Westside mill, which has been
closed down for repairs the past
month, resumed operations this week.
Adjutant General Drain left Wednes.
day, to attend the convention of the
Interstate National Guard Association.
Chas. Hardt was arraigned in the
Superior Court yesterday and asked
for and was granted until Monday to
plead.
The loggers are returning to their
fields of labor and the camps will all
be running full blast within the next
few days.
The Council Monday night allowed
the claim OF the Good Templars for
$3.50 rental OF the shed near No.
engine house,
Miss Sarah Troy and Miss Edith
Sturdevant have returned to Dayton
alter pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. P. M. Troy.
Judge Linn has bought of Dora
Tweed lots e and d of block l, Pat.
terson's Capitol addition, for q con.
sideration OF $3.50.
The steamship Queen sailed for San
Francisco yesterday. The next steam.
ship for that destination will be the
Umatilla Tuesday.
County Auditor Callow issued q
marriage license yesterday to J. F.
Albrecht of Porter, and Miss Ella
Momohan OF Oakdale, Cal.
The new City Council did a good
act when they reelected Glenn John
son. He is the best Street Commits
sioner Olympia has ever had.
The Olympia Door Co. have sunk
two artcsian wells on their new factory
site, and both are gushing forth a
liberal supply OF aqua fontana.
The steamship City of Seattle,
leaves the Sound for Alaskan ports
Tomorrow, and another steamer, the
Cottage City, leaves Wednesday.
Robert Graham has brough, suit
agalnt Thurston county to recover the
sum OF 81 200 for the salary of q dep.
uty while he was County Auditor.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Jos.
eph p. johnson, on Eastside, Wednes.
day. and another to the wife of Win.
field Glover, in West Olympia, Tues
day.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Matt Granlund and Miss
Hilma Sandals, which will occur at
the West Hotel, next Friday, the l7th
inst.
The new Council have expressed a
determin alton to enforce the minor
law reg arding saloons and to prohibit
" mu sic" in drinking houses south of
Third street.
Wright, Chase & Co.'s shingle mill
at Little Book has been sold to q
corporation consisting of Mrs. E. A.
Baldwin, J. B. Flynn and w. !. Agnew,
for the SUM of $4,000.
The little Oeamer Frankie, owned