Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-01-30

90 - ~, Az, VI OIOCk =, ana
lots to 4 inclusive, block 3, Riggs
addition, for compensation of SLIGO.
Chas. Seifert, who was a resident
OF Olympia several years ago, is now
the leading contractor for mason work
at Baker City, Ogn., and is doing we'll.
Postmaster Cavanaugh will receive
bids up to February 6 for Carrying the
U. S. mail between the postofiice and
the N. 2. depot, 81 round trips per
week.
Miss Fannie Wright, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, has re.
turned to Whatcom to resume her
course OF study in the State normal
school.
J. L. Ronald, Of Seattle, was I'D
this week to advocate the passage of
Senate bill No. 6, making an approp.
ration for State road in Chelan
county.
David P. Oswald and Miss Nellie
Everhard, both of Everett, were mar.
ried in this city, at the residence of
the brides sister, Mrs. w. N. Wet.
more, Wednesday.
Joe Scotty and A. E. Tabor were
arrested Tuesday night for fighting
and fined $1O.5O each. The former
paid his fine and the latter went to
Jail to serve it out.
Mrs. A. G. Sandes. wife OF the Dis.
trict Manager Of the Sunset Tele.
phone Co., Of Seattle, came up Tuesday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Doragh,
of the local exchange.
The temperature has been quite low
this week, as will be seen from our
tabulated summary furnished by Mr..
O'Connor. We may have . taste of
the orthodox winter yet.
Governor Mcbride has honored the
requisition of Governor Chamberlain,
of Oregon, for Frank Wark and Frank
Miller, under arrest at North Yakima,
charged with burglary committed in
Portland.
The High School Athletic Club has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: President, Ted Cal.
low; Vice President, Albert Emerson !;
Secretary, Paul Schmidt, and Treas.
urer, Frank Mount.
H. Cruikshank. OF Chambers prairie,
has petitioned the County Superin-
dent for change in the boundaries of
School district No. 10, 90 as to include
his farm. A hearing on the matter
will he given on the Nth prox.
The Puget Sound Bridge and
Dredging Co., have the contract for
improvement of our harbor, and work
will begin soon as arrangements can
be made. The amount of excavation
under contract will cost $16,445.
The wife Of the pastor of the Pres.
byterian church, Mrs. Hayes, is form.
ing plans for an entertainment BY
the intermediate Christian Endeavor
League, to consist of . Valentine
Social. on Friday evening, Feb. 23d.
Herbert Gilmore and Miss Addie
Case, both Of Tenino, were united
in wedlock At the Presbyterian manse,
Wednesday morning. by Rev. DR..
Hayes. The happy couple left for .
few days trip to down.Sound points.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Plamondon died in this
city, Sunday morning, Of . cerebral
affection. The child was about eieh.
teen months old. Rev. Father Kus.
tus conducted the burial services,
Monday.
The steamship Senator sailed from
the Sound for San Francisco, Satur.
day, F. c. LANCE and E. G. Smith
being passengers by her from this city.
The Puebls sailed to-day for that
destination. and the Queen leaves
next Tuesday.
Alexander Henry has bought Of the
N. r. r. r. the northeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF section q
north. and the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter of section 81
north, both tracts in township II
north, range 2 west.
The City Restaurant and Bakery,
under the new management Of Messrs.
Skaters 4 Schildsbach. has assumed .
leading position among our local
business enterprises. Theee gentle.
men give the best Of evidence of ex.
perience in their lines Of business.
County Superintendent T. N. Henry
has finished the tabulation of the
results Of the Eighth grade examina'
tions recently held. Lynn Whitman,
Of Gull Harbor, and Freya Neumau,
Of Tumwater,. were the only two out
Of . large number who were success.
ful.
George Diamond, q sawyer in Az.
new 4 Baldwin's shingle mill, Tues.
day. sustained painful injury. He wa
engaged in carrying . saw weighing
about IS pounds which slipped from
his grasp, dropping on his foot near
y severing two Of his toes and other.
wise badly decorating the foot.
G.. Brown shot . hole through his lit.
tie finger with 22.calihs rifle, while
engaged in shooting ducks on the bay,
Wednesday, BY carelessly letting tina,
member extend over the muxsle Of the
gun when he fred 1t . mud hen
Mr.. Brown 10 foreman of . scow.
building crew operating near the
Wostside mill.
An enjoyable entertainment was
given in district No. IL, South Bay.
last Saturday evening. for the benefit
OF the school library fund, at which
$34 was realized. The success was
entirely due to the painstaking Of.
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