Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-02-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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The Santa Barbara sailed Sunday.
Quite fall of snow covered the
ground Monday.
Miss Gertrude Moore has returned
from visit to Seattle.
Judge Milo Root was up from Sc.
attic this week on business.
This is the anniversary of Lincoln's
birthday and legal holiday.
Gwin Hicks has closed his print.
shop" and gone East on a prolonged
tour.
L. w. Besan and Miss Ida Smell,
both of Lake View, have been licensed
10 wed.
China New Year comes next Mon
day when crackers-if rot Hades-
will pop.
The engine for the electric and ele-
vator power is being placed in the
capitol annex.
Judge Goldman came over from Day.
ton to argue case in the Supreme
Court this week.
7. c. Van Epps, formerly of this
city, has opened a real estate office in
Los Angeles, Cal.
Secretary Garrison of the Capitol
Commission, made a business trip to
Tacoma this week.
A high wind storm prevailed last
night, and rainfall has been almost
incessant the past few days.
The Young Peoples Association of
the Christian Church are making ar
rangements for bachelors fair.
Tho State Auditor figures out that
the quarterly apportionment of State
School Funds will be 1926, l76.18.
A consignment OF steel lathing, con-
signed to the Expanded Metal Co., has
just been received for the capitol.
A license to we'd was issued yester.
day to o. w. Estes, of Tacoma, and
Miss Bessie B. Daniels, OF this city.
The State Democratic Committee
met in Seattle, yesterday, to decide
upon preliminary details of the State
campaign.
A dispatch of yesterday says that
the condition of Senator Hanna is not
90 favorable as the crisis of the disease
approaches.
Along comes the Mikado with his big
snickersne,
And he wiped the Russian fleet from off
OF the sea.
Eli Nell has bought of Charles N.
Sherlock forty acres in section %,
township IL north, range west, pay.
ing $500 for tho tract.
Russell Hildebrandt, who has been
in Klondike several years, is now at
the head OF an extensive hardware
establishment at Dawson.
The State Board of Control are now
making tour OF examination OF pub.
lie institutions. It is. one OF the
three trips made each year.
Requisition papers have been issued
for Pete Medley. now held in Stockton,
CAL, for seduction of Ada Walsh, the
daughter of q Walla Walla county
farmer.
bad colds" prevail to a consider.
able extent, but very little IL grippe
has been experienced 90 far during
this season Of variable and Indictment
weather.
Ed. Stevens is temporarily in charge
OF the Postal Telegraph Office in this
city during the illness of Mr.. O'Con.
nor. who. we regret to say, has sui
fered relapse.
Ex.Mayor C. J. Lord has returned
from his sad mission East to attend
the burial rites Of bis father, B. B.
Lord, who died few days ego, a,
Sinclairville, N. Y.
John N. Pickrell. "Colfax'e candi.
date for Governor" as announced by
the morning paper. is over on what il
says is" legal" business, but with On
eye probably to BODYBUILDING.
F. r. Brown, who has been living a,
mis- old home in Bucksport, Maine, the
past year or more, 10 now temporarily
located in San Francisco, where he
writes US to send his STANDARD.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. McCarty died, Tuesday, .,
their home in the southeast part OIL
the city. Interment was made on
Wednesday in the Odd Fellows GENE
terry.
Councilman Shore met with q pain.
ful If not serious injury. Saturday, by
falling against the engine OF biz
naptha launch while it was In motion
burning and mangling his leg con-
siderably.
The outgoing passengers this week
over the o. 4. & N. and u. P. we're
george Brassey, Denver, COL; W.
barnes. vile and son. Chillicothe, NO.,
and 5; King, wife and son, Albuquer.
que, N. NJ.
Charles Parrot was fined $50 and
ssnS. Yesterday by Justice Giles for as.
s.oit upon Doris Bennett and the
S;s c,m Of his cruelty was fined $40 for
'sSS.aeli! conduct. Both were JAILED
In oe'ault oil their fines. ~ '''