Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-09-26

Mliier, DOtn OF 1umwater. Mr.. Mason
is prosperous farmer, and Mrs. Mil
Ter is sister of Mrs. J. p. Allison.
John d. Leake, the printer, well
known here from the fact that he
worked at his trade in Olympia several
years ago, recently died in New York
city, OF consumption, aged A years.
Frederick, q lO-year-old son of Chas
Arnold, of Mud Bay, died Sunday
after long illness, of spinal trouble
The funeral was held Tuesday. Burial
was made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Hazel Ayers, an eleven year.old
daughter of George Ayers, of Eastside
died Sunday morning, about IL
o'clock. The funeral was held Tues.
day afternoon at the family residence.
Mrs. Anna Macleay and children
have sold to the Olympia Brewing Co.
lot c, block 3, Capital addition, for the
sum of $3.50. The property is situated
on the bluff above the bottling works
Forest fires burned the fences OF the
N. P. right of way across Grand Mound
prairie, thereby letting cattle in, and
as result a dozen or more of the
animals have been killed by passing
trains.
The G. o. p. Of Ohio must be in DIES.
perate straits. 1t has sent to this
State for Deputy Insurance Commits.
sioner Schively to make speeches in
the " Buckeye State" for the admins.
tration.
The Cascade Arsenic Copper Mining
Co., has been incorporated, with j. C.
McClelland, F. G. Blake and w. H.
Triesch rs incorporators. The capital
stock is placed At $3.50, 600 in shares OF
81 each.
Mrs. Eunice Turpin contemplates
leaving about the 10th prox. for San.
tiago, Cal. She will visit San Fran.
cisco. Mills Valley (where her son
Frank resides) and Los Angeles, en-
route for destination.
Mrs. LYDIA Morse, of Kamilchie, has
been allowed widows pension of So
per month, and 81 additional for her
minor child. The original application
dates from 1897, and the back pay
amounts to about 5000.
The Socialists OF this county meet in
mass convention at Rabeck's hall, to.
morrow afternoon, for the purpose OF
organization, and if deemed expedient,
to put in nomination county ticket
for the coming election.
The outgoing passengers this week
over the o. r. N. and U. P. were: W.
E. Lang, and Vim. SEaughnessy, fol-
Hutchinson, Kas.; F. w. Walthsr
wife and child, Sterling, Kas, and
NJ. S. Clark, Kansas City, Mo.
A writ OF attachment was filed in
the Auditors Office, Monday, on oyster
land at Oyster Bay, belonging to F.
w. Walther, on account of suit in
stituted in Mason county by Harry
Weaiherall aga inst Mr.. Walther.
The steamship Queen left the Sound
Sunday for San Francisco, H. w.
Sawyer being a passenger by her from
this city. The Umatilla sailed to-day.
to be followed by the City of Puebla
Wednesday, for the same destination.
Tony Frisch has been authorized to
make careful estimate of the losses
by fire at Elma, the amount OF insur.
ance, and to gather euch other infor.
nation as will serve to direct division
OF the relief fund so that it will do the
most good.
At the State Convention OF Photog.
raphers, held in Tacoma, last week
A. ID. Rogers and Mrs. Ida B. Smith oil
this city, were honored by selection oil
two Qualifications by the former and
photos OF the "Queen Of the Carnival
by the latter for the National Con.
vention exhibit.
c. H. Clough, Of Bush Prairie, ha,
been elected Chairman Of the local
Democratic Campaign Committee. and
w. A. Van Epps Secretary. 1t il
safe to say that the affairs OF the party
have been placed in good hands, and
we will predict Democratic victory
in Thurston county this fall.
While coming down Ayers hill in
a buggy Monday, Sam Burnett was At
tackled with an epileptic fit, to which
he is occasionally subject, and fell
out. The horse ran away and smashed
things up considerably before reaching
Reynolds stable. Mr.. Burnett luckily
escaped without serious injury.
Ike Hawk, who has been a residen,
OF Sherlock. in this county, since 1867
removed this week with his family I,
Old Mission, q station about half way
between Seattle and Spokane. The
change is made in the hope that il
will result in the betterment Of Mrs
Hawks health, she being q sufferer
from asthma.
The petition for forming school
district At Bordeau's camp in the
Black Hills, has been denied by Sup
erintendent Henry. An Investigation
showed that the camp was but . tenn
porary one, and that the directors o
Little Rock district had already taken
steps to maintain q school for the
benefit Of the camp.
Thomas Pollard and Miss Berths
PARROT, two we'll known young people
OF Yelm, were united in marriage al
the Christian Church parsonage, last
Sunday evening, Rev. Crockett officiat
ing. The happy couple have host Of
friends who wish them q long and
happy life. Mr.. Pollard is q prosperou.
young farmer OF Yelm.
Mr.. J. B. Flynn has abandoned hi,
idea of purchasing the Westside shin
gle mill, and 10 now figuring on in
etalling one Of tho largest shingle
mills in the State, 10 the building now
occupied by the Puget Sound Pipe
Factory, the latter concern having
made arrangements to remove to the
Eastside Mill Co.'s site.
j. e. Calder, of Montesano, visited
our city this week, to obtain pointers
regarding the fitting up Of his hall. in
that place, for dramatic performances.
Mr.. Calder is the husband OF Minis