Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-07-10

issued to Olympia people: ENcaNat
ing mechanism, Walter Cole; earth
breaking apparatus, Walter Cole, and
a lar enclosure, John II. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Martin have re-
turned from Portland where they spent
the Fourth and after a short visit here
left for Shelton, where Mr. Martin is
engaged in the contracting business.
The Olympia Clerks who were de-
feated by the shelton Clerks in two
games OF baseball, at Shelton, on the
18th and 9th, are seeking revenge and
will go down there Sunday to play
another game.
Pierre Dickieser and Mrs. Martha f.
Black were united in marriage Wednes-
day night, by Rev. w. 5. Crockett.
They Will reside on Chambers Prairie,
where AR. ID. is employed as tree-faller
in Avery's camp.
Capt Zaddart, OF the Santa Barbara,
has had few days recreation incl
dent to the accident to his steamer,
and while she is undergoing repairs at
Bremerton, the Captain has spent his
time in this city.
The land belonging to the North.
craft estate, situate near Tenino, has
been sold by the executrix, Charlotte
Northcraft, to II. G. Lougee, OF the
Great Western Coal Co., for a consid-
Grafton of $4,000.
The Supreme Court, "Wednesday,
denied the appeal OF Ripley, for new
trial, sentenced to the Penitentiary
ten years for robbery committed at
Silverton. His accomplish, Graham,
got like sentence.
Articles of incorporation OF the
Capital Savings Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION, of Olympia. have been filed
with the County Auditor. The cor
poration is capitalized at 100000 and
will run for fifty years.
The next steamship leaving the
Sound for San Francisco will be the
City of Puebla, Monday. The Queen
left for that destination Wednesday
with Miss Elizabeth Bittner as a pas
senger from this city.
The Congregational Society have
incorporated under the name OF the
First Congre ,ational Church of Olym-
pia. This was done despite the old
saying that corporations have no souls
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The Cottage City will sail for Alas.
kan ports at 8 o'clock tonight, from
with Andy Wallin as an
Olympia passenger for Juneau. The
next steamship for northern ports
will be the City of Seattle next Tues.
day.
Edward Philip Salisbury has began
an action in the Superior Court for a
divorce from his wife, Verona Ellen
on the grounds of desertion
and statutory causes on part of defend.
ant. Troy & Falknor represent the
plaintiff.
At 5 o'clock Sunday morning, the
home Of Albert Fenton, at Tumwater,
was burned to the ground together
with its contents. 1t is believed the
fire started from . defective flue.
Mr.. Fenton carried insurance to the
of $500.
Frank Davey, Deputy Supreme Pres.
ident of the Independent Order of
Lions, spent yesterday in the city in
the interests of that order. Mr.. ID. is
An old newspaper man, having been
city editor of the Salem, (Or), Daily
for q number of years.
DR.. Ingalls, has returned from his
fishing excursion of few days, and will
here just another week to at
tend to your eyesight. He is spec
ialist, and the writer can testify from
services rendered him that he is we'll
qualified for his professional work.
A Lemonade Club" has been formed
by several well.known citizens. and
it is said that no one is eligible to
membership unless he has" sworn off"
for at least eight months, as il the
record they boast of. The STANDARD
will probably publish a list OF the Of
fcers later on.
Capt. Monroe has about completed
work on Louis Barnard's new steam.
er. She is 80 feet long and Z feet 8
inches beam and will be propelled by
a five horse power steam.engine. The
boat is intended for towing logs on the
lake near Mr.. Barnard's home on
Chambers Prairie.
The remains OF B. C. Armstrong
were brought to this city from Shelton
Monday and inferred in Masonic
cemetery. The A. o. U. w., of which
deceased was q member, had charge of
the funeral. Rev. E. R. Loomis, pas
tor Of the Congregational Church,
read the commital services.
Miss Ray Shields, on the night OF
the Fourth, came very near becoming
a victim of the vicious roman candle,
while shooting forth its colored fires.
1t was dropped on the sidewalk and
rolled under her skirts setting them
on fire. The flames were, however,
extinguished without serious injury.
The report OF Police Justice Giles
submitted to the Council, Monday
night, shows that during June there
we're five offenders for keeping immor-
al houses, two infractions of the bike
nine drunk aud disorderly
cases and one plain vag. The reve-
nues from the number amounted to
el71.9O.
The State has decided upon sink.
ing another artesiau we'll for a water
supply for the capitol annex. The at
tempt of the county to obtain an ade-
quate flowing we'll for the older part
Of the building was unsuccessful, as a
pump had to be used and the water
was of brackish nature which rem.
1ered it unfit for drinking.
On the Goth inst. the Capitol Com.
mission will open and consider bids
for the metal vault furniture for the
Capitol, for which an appropriation of
b25, 900 was made by the last Legisla.
lure. At that meeting consideration
will likewise be given to the plans and