Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-03-06

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Hagin, Ithaca, N. Y; Mr.. Wyman and
daughter, Fresno, Cal VIM. Berger
st. Paul, Mimi, and E. r. Forester
Topeka, rs.
Frank Peterson, who had leg
crushed few days ago at the Port
Townsend Southern depot by a rolling
log, had the member amputated
Tuesday, at the hospital. Gangrene
had set in and the operation was
necessary to save his life.
The steamship Queen sailed for San
Francisco to-day, Mrs. Cora Aver be-.
ing passenger by her from this city.
The steamship City of Seattle sailed for
Alaskan ports yesterday, with j. f.
Walker, A. c. Wright and J. H. Gift.
ford, as passengers from this city for
Skagway.
Hobart G. Hagin, lawyer Of Shell.
ton, left Wednesday over the Union
Pacific, for Athica, New York, where
his father and two sisters reside. He
has been quite i'll for some time past.
and he goes where he can receive that
care which his present precarious con-
dition absolutely requires.
The Goss Construction Co. have
added Troy & Falknor to their line of
lawyers 10 boost their suit for dam.
ages in capitol construction against
the State. The chief connubiator has
doubtless learned from experience that
the heavier the article is to be lifted
the more beaf' it requires.
Edward Salisbury has found his
truant wife in California and both are
expected back in a day or two. 1t will
be remembered Mrs. Salisbury left
home several weeks ago, accompanied
by Miss Dora Jett. Her stopping
place was discovered by q letter she
had written to her parents foa aid,
which letter was remailed to her hus-
band.
The County Commissioners have 70.
fused to grant saloon license 10 A.
H. Kirk. Of Little Rock, on account of
a protest from citizens of that town
and Of Mr.. Bordeaux, who has extern
sive logging camps in that district.
who thinks that the sale OF intoxicants
should be prohibited where timber is
being felled and steam power operated
in logging.
A beautiful wedding service took
place Wednesday afternoon, in which
Arthur L. Callow, ex.Auditor of this
county, and Miss Sara Troy, daughter
of Mrs. L. B. Troy, we're the high con-
tracing parties. Rev. E. R. Loomis
officiated and the ceremony was held
at the home of the brides mother,
3l7 Main street, in the presence only
of relatives. Mr.. Callow and his bride
left Immediately for their future home
at Elma.
]. L. Jackson, OF this city, was &C
cidentally wounded by a rifle shot, on
Hsrtstein Island, Sunday. The VIC
tim had been working on the island,
and was stopping with his employer.
The gun was fred by an occupant OF
another room while trying to extract
a shell, the ball passing through the
partition and entered Jackson's shout
der. The injured man was bought
to this city for surgical aid, and lie
now at the hospital.
The Grand Lodge OF the A. o. U.
W. will meet in this city for three
days session, beginning Wednesday,
April 8. Two hundred delegates repre-.
senting the Workmen and one hun.
dred representatives of the Degree OF
Honor from various parts of the State
will be present. A "grand" ball will
be given on the second evening. II has
been decided by the local lodge to sc.
cure, If possible. . class of l5O new
members in Olympia to be initiated
on the first evening Of the convention
The County Commissioners yester.
day granted the petition asking for q
change in the route of the Hawk
prairie road, which leads from the
Corliss place at the head Of South
Bay to Hawk prairie. The new route
which was lately surveyed by John
D. Henry. County Surveyor, will shift
the road from q quarter 10 half mile
south of its present location, and cul
off hill $50 feet high. Tie new road
will be mile long, while the old road
was not more than quarter OF mile
in length.
! The chemical analysis made BY
Health Officer Kincaid of our city
water demonstrated its purity and
his result has been verified by the re-
port OF an expert analyst at Seattle
who declares it to be wholesome fol
drinking purposes. 1t has, however
| . small amount OF silly matter in sus
pension. The doctor recommends,
now, that the springtime is upon US
to look we'll to the condition OF sewers
closets and baokyards. and to clean ur
and destroy every vestige OF vegetable
and animal decomposition.
Harry P. Taylor, one of Mr.. Lister.
best workmen in the Pioneer Iron
Works, departed for parts unknown q
couple Of weeks ago, without saying
Goodbye" This is the more sur
|, prising from the fact that q month or
more of wages was due him, and be
left many personal effects that are OF
value. Mr.. Lister says that he expects
his return at any moment, aud ct.
; tributes his absence to q desire fol
recreation, as he had not been in the
best Of health. He was foreman oil
the foundry, good workman. and va.
not q drinking man.
The bids for repairing the bridges
on Black river and at Gate City were
opened Tuesday. Smith & Davis, OF
Gate, offer to do the work on one
plan for $500 and on another for $3.50.
Chesley & Hodgden, OF Tacoma, put
in bids of $500. rs and $685. respective
ly, but stipulate that the county
shall pay for all new lumber used at
$17 per thousand. As the county
stated in its specifications that lum.
Der should be supplied at cost, $40,
the matter was laid over for a time,
The award was made yesterday to
Smith & Davis.
William A. Stewart died at tho
residence of his daughter, Mrs. T. J.
Miller, near Tumwater, yesterday