Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-08-21

consists OF Chas. Henry, Herbert
Young, Walter White, Fred. Hoffman
and Herbert Raymond.
William R. Cloudy, of Tumwater,
and Miss Minnie NJ. Reichel, of this
city, were united in marriage by Rev.
J. 5. McCallum. Wednesday. They
will reside at Tumwater.
Chas. Chard, who has been county
charge for some time, was sent over
the Northern Pacific, Tuesday, to
his relatives in Illinois, the county
paying for his transportation.
Mrs. Illingworth, OF Seattle, better
known here as Miss Jennie Sickles, is
on visit to friends in this city. Her
husband. Prof. Illingsworth, is princi-
pal of the Seattle high school.
The difference between a Supreme
Court levy and one made by the AS
SCISSOR appears to be noted in the
alacrity with which people respond to
the former; and it is a four.year tax at
that.
All Missourians are invited to meet
in Keifer's hall, Tumwater, this (Fri-
day. evening to organize State So
ciety, and to make arrangements for
Missouri picnic to be held next
month.
Sheriff E. A. McClarty has appoint
ed P. A. Murray, of Gate City, his
deputy for that precinct, and Fred.
Guyot has succeeded John McClel.
land to the same Office in Olympia
precinct.
The following Olympia passengers
left for San Francisco by the UNA
tilla, Monday: Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Arenhault. Vernal Arenhault, Miss
Babcock, Clyde Hadley and James
Stanford.
The adjusters of the insurance upon
Horatio Alling's dwelling, lately dam.
aged by fire, have awarded $l,6O4.47,
as the actual damage; of which the
Orient will pay, $l,203.35 and the
Germania the balance.
There may be some excuse in our
little pewee papers in reporting amid
personal debris, the visit of q man
named Startup. The name is sug.
gestive of revival OF activity in some
form, and will therefore pass.
Mrs. Marion Lindsey, of Portland,
formerly of this city, has been awarded
prize by one of the leading Eastern
periodicals for the best competitive ar.
ticle on its own mission and success
it has attained in the literary field.
A. J. Weaver and Miss Clara B.
Solbeck, of Mud Bay, were united in
marriage at the Baptist Church, Tues
day, Rev. A. G. Sawin officiating
The happy couple left Immediately
on their wedding tour to Portland.
Olympia baseball team lost the con-
test Sunday to Hoquiam on a score of
8 to 4. Oily says Olympia would have
won had it not been "league game"
That settles it," as Peck's Bad Boy
says, d" there's no occasion for further
calculation"
The circus, Monday night, prevent
ed quorum of the City Council. All
the Councilmen but two had "boys"
who wanted to see the show and
parental solicitude and the curfew
bell stood in the way of their going
unattended, you know.
1t is said that the logging camps
will reopen on the first of next
month, and that the object, the re.
duction of the surplus to reasonable
limits has been attained. It is now
about one-sevsnth of what it was
when the closure was ordered.
The effort of the Capitol Commits.
sion to obtain an adequate flow oil
water from artesisn wells has been q
complete success, the three that have
been driven aggregating 1880 gallons
. day as computed by the aquarium
expert, the Secretary of the board.
Charles M. Moore has opened an
insurance Office in the old Odd Eel.
lows building, No. 422, on Washington
street. and represents the old and re.
liable Alliance Co., of London. He
occupied the same office.room in the
same building in the same business,
eight years ago.
Il appears that the County Com.
missioners arc unable to sell the old
county Jail without the lot, and it is
now included in any proposition that
may be made for the property. It is
GO by l2O feet in area, and in a splen-
did residence locality. contiguous to
the First Presbyterian church.
The next steamship leaving the
Sound for San Francisco will be the
Queen tomorrow. Gertrude Moore
and G. E. Todd are Olympia passen.
gers by her. The next steamer for
Alaskan ports will be the City of Seat.
tie, which sails to-day. A passenger
by her is DR.. w. A. Ingalls,, for Haines
Mission.
Lawrence Mcintosh, who has been
a sufferer from q broken limb and
amputation at the hospital in this city
and has since undergone a repetition
OF the operation at st. Vincent's hos
pital, in Portland, severing the limb