Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-04-17

a scow at Jefferson street and trans
ierred to the track, when it proceeded
to destination. the Harbor camp, under
its own steam.
The funeral Of A. Il. Langworthy,
whose death occurred sunday, at his
home near Meadow, took place Tues
day, interment being made in Ford's
Prairie cemetery, near CCutralil. De-
ceased was n member of the q. \. K.
A wife and several children survive
him. Two sons are residents OF the
Meadow district.
The Socialists are reported to be
making preparations to open a hall in
this city for the daily and weekly
propagandism OF the tenets of that
popular form of government. They
will hold series OF weekly meetings,
beginning next Sunday at 3 P. NJ. The
hall will be kept open at all times and
we'll supplied with Socialistic "litera-
ture."
1t is thought that the Penitentiary
at Walla Walla, from increased ia
cilities, will be able to supply the full
demand for grain sacks this year. So
orders, instead of being filled on
pro rata estimate, will 60 on record in
succession as received, and the first
demands will receive the first atten-
ton. The output is estimated at ST.
$4,000.
Good Templars hall is now the prop
erty of the Knights OF Pythias and the
historic old structure will succeed to
the title of X. OF p. Hall. The lodge
lately concluded the purchase with
X. j. Prlckman who became the owner
OF the property through the foreclosure
OF tax liens. The X. of P. lodge will
make extensive Improvements in the
building.
Miss Jessie Elizabeth, daughter of
Land Commissioner Calvert, was mar.
ried to Nathaniel M. Singleton, of
Everett, "Wednesday morning, at the
residence of the brides parents on
Maple Park, Rev. r. NJ. Hayes Of
floating. The groom is a travelling
salesman for leading shoe house OF
st. Paul. The newly welded will re.
side at Everett.
Newton J. Connard died at the hos
pital in this city, at 80 p. NJ. Mon
day, of typhoid fever, of which he had
been suffering since the 7th inst. He
came from Columbus, Ohio, couple
Of years ago, and had been a resident
of Summit the past year. His body
will be taken to his former home, near
Columbus, for interment, accompanied
by his brother Homer, of this city.
AL. Muirhead, U. S. Deputy Surveyor,
has returned from three months visit
to the " Old Folks" in Ontario. Canada.
1t has been nearly twenty years since
he last saw his parents and they did
not recognize him at first. AL. has
been q resident of Olympia q number
OF years and is a surveyor Of recog.
nized ability. He has a number OF
government survey contracts to COM
plete this year.
Judge Schomber is about to convert
the second story OF the building cor
ner of Third and Washington streets,
whose ground floor is occupied by Oly,
into hall and ante-rooms for lodge.
work and public assemblies of all
kinds, including receptions and parties.
Such hall has been and will be in
constant demand, and aside from
profit will be benefit to the public.
The hall is % by So feet in size.
Fred Schomber Administrator OF the
murdered Leila Page, has sold the fur
niture OF the Jewel, occupied by her
at the time of her death to Charles
Storrs. the furniture dealer. for $3.50,
which includes piano. The delivery
is not to be made, however, till the
trial Of Clarke has progressed far
enough to release it as a possible ex.
hibit in the testimony, when 1t is I'M
derstood that it will be shipped abroad
for disposal.
The County Commissioners have de-
termined TO place all the property &C.
quired by foreclosure of liens for de-
linquent at for the amount at which
it was assessed last year. Anybody, it
is said, can have any piece OF property
placed on the block by notifying the
County Auditor. This summary way
of proceeding is, however, attended
with some risk, a prominent lawyer
giving it as his opinion that he could
rip up" almost any proceeding yet
suggested for depriving a property
owner OF his property without his day
in court.