Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-11-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Heavy frost last night.

Democrats will be lonesome in the
next Legislature.
S.H. Weisdeppe fell and broke his
wrist Monday night.
5. ID. James, of Grand Mound, was
in the city Wednesday.
High winds, accompanied 10y rain,
prevailed Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weston have
returned from the big fair.
j. l.. Coates has q violin OF his own
make that is beauty and is valued at
5000.
Mrs. E. X. Smith has returned from
two months visit to her old home in
Ohio.
business trip down the Sound this
week.
The indications are that Thanks
giving turkeys will roost high this
time.
Simon Gill, aged GO years, died very
suddenly at his home at Tenino, a few
days ago.
Rev. w. S. Crockett preached last
Sunday in the Christian Church OF
Portland.
Members OF the next Legislature are
already securing accommodations for
the session.
Edward Sanford and Miss Frances
Garland were married at BucOda,
Wednesday.
Gov. Mcbride has designated Thurs.
day, the oath inst. as day of public
Thanksgiving.
H. T. Jones, of the Board OF Con-
troll, made an official visit to Steil-
accom-, Tuesday.
The Grand Army ladies have post
poned their campfire announced for
last Wednesday night, to some future
date.
A liquor license was granted Tues.
day, to the Great Western Coal Co.,
for saloon on their property near Te.
nino.
1t is said that H. N. Brown, now
city editor of the P.-L is slated for the
position of Private Secretary to Gov.
Mead.
George S. Duby, the expert optician,
has moved his office to 500 Main
street, opposite the Light aud Power
office.
Now Republicans will have the
State affairs all their own way and
will have to shoulder the full RESPONSE
bility.
Miss Lizzie Ross and Noah Waldron,
OF Tacoma, we're united in marriage in
this city, Monday, by Rev. E. r.
Loomie.
Land Commissioner s. A. Calvert
LETT Tuesday for Washington, D. c., on
official business. He was accompanied
by his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth, of North
Yakima will spend the winter at the
home of their daughter in this city.
Mrs. e. Will Shaffer.
Senator and Mrs. G. w. Potts, of
Seattle. spent Sunday with that lady's
parents in this city. the home of A. H.
Chambers and family.
The County Commissioners have
authorized the Auditor to advertise for
bids to construct the lower Gate CITY
bridge across Black river.
The State Superintendent has been
notified by the State Auditor that the
amount of the school apportionmeut
for last quarter will be $144, 1886.
A mass meeting has been called BY
petition for meeting in the theater
to nominate Citizens ticket for city
officers, on Thursday night. Dec. 1st.
Sam Rosenthal, who is travelling for
an Eastern clothing house, passed
through the city Tuesday. He will be
back Sunday for brief visit to his
parents.
The Westside had water famine a
lew hours Tuesday, caused by rupture
OF the hose used for connecting the
Westslde service during installation of
the new draw.
Samuel James, whose home was re-
Gently destroyed by fire at Grand
Mound, has just completed new resi-.
dence at that place, and his family
has moved into it.
About eight hundred dollars worth
OF clothing belonging to abo ut a hun.
urea families, was in the "wash" OF
the laundry OF The Olympia and de-
stroyed by the fire.
). ID. Miller, the shoemaker. who
has been In business here many wears.
has sustained a stroke of paralysis
whereby his entire left side il affected
He is over 70 years of age.
John r. Rose, a carpenter by trade.
an old resident of this place and 90
years OF age, died yesterday of a gen.
eral relapse OF his system. He leaves
widow and two children.
Gov. Mead has rented the HOPKINS
mousse on Main street, corner of Seven.
tenth, for a term of four wears.
now occupied by C. A. CHRISTOPHER.
and will move to this city about the
A"'h VI ucAt IHOntn.
The Governor has appointed Chas.
fayne member of the PHO. Com.
MISSION, on the Columbia river. and
Charles W. Wheeler member of the
board OF Barber Examiners, to sue.
coed Fred. G. Brown, term expired.
AL. P: Perry's sawmill, at Clear
Lake, this county, was DESTROYED bv
hre, Tuesday morning, at an earIv
nour' involving loss Of about S25 COO
Inc origin of the fire is unknown
ana 1t is said no insurance was car
ried on the property. '' '"'
Henry Foster, Chairman 81 a.,
Board OF Commissioners Of Ion; e
county. visited the capital this wooa
70 make arrangements for nn,cha sa
~ Tn .a1u from the State for Poor Fsrm
Inc land Office has d;roc,o5 %in'