Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-13

ant, Mis- Josephine lI",1At" and Mr.,
Lou D.ven are in at;tndAnce at I
meeting Of the Washington Ilbrlr!
Association, now III session at the
state University.
Andrew Barney. aged 90 wears. died
FRIDAY of pneumonis. At The hospital
and the funeral Wa hrid Saturday
lie leaves ia 'shler years Of age
y divorced vile lives in British Go
lumb.a. Charles Nietlen, friend o
deceased. has been appointed admins
TRAITOR u his estate.
The City Council Monday night, a.
An adlnurn"d meeting, revoked the
license IT the Green Tree saloon Those
voting for the resolution, introduced
10y Councilman McLarty, were Messrs
MrLar'y, NOVEL;, Swayne, swan and
+ R"'nhart. Mr.. Gottfeld voted no, and
Mr.. Kenny WAS absent.
y Washington dispatch Of Wednes.
day states that James a. Drain, OF
tins city, who now holds the position
of Adjntant General of the National
Guard Of this State, has been appoint
ed to the new Office of Attorney for the
L. :. Courts in China and Korea, pro-
vided for by the last Congress.
The County Commissioners have
appointed William Macarthur and
Angus Campbell Judges, and r. F.
Mcntzer Inspector, of the election to
he held at TeninO, next Thursday, the
18th, on the question OF Incorporation,
and for election of the first officers to
serve If the proposition carries.
Andrew Clark, employed in the
Lacey mill, few miles from this city,
had leg crushed between some logs,
at the Union mill, Tuesday morning
He was brought in to the hospital,
where DR.. Bridgford dressed the in
lured member and it is thought it will
soon heal as no bones were broken.
The railroad fight for right-of-way
on the north bank of the Columbia,
between the Hill Hartman interests,
has now reached the Supreme Court
OF this State, on writ OF review
against Judge McCredie of the Clarke
county Superior Court. 1t is regarded
rs a test case of condemnatory pro-
ceedings instituted by the Hill com.
pany.
The Trades Council elected, Tues.
day night, the following new officers
President, Frank H. Van Eaton, of the
Clerks union; Vice President, T. P.
Holcraft, OF the Typographical union !;
Secretary, Roy Priest, of the came !;
Treasurer, E. J. Bailey, OF the Long.
shoremens' union, and Sergeant.at.
Arms, Henry Reder of the Brewery
Workers union.
An exceedingly handy map OF Thurs
ton county. giving locations Of county
roads, streams, swsmps. hills, towns,
school-houses, section lines, ETC., in
fact the complete topography OF the
county, has been issued in blueprint,
by Henry & Henry, surveyors and
engineers. 1t can be bought for ~
per copy and is about as useful an
object as can adorn the wall of an
office.
II is difficult to admire an aesthetic.
ism that impels a person to steal
choice rose bushes from their owners
garden, but that it exists is shown by
several raids that have been made in
different parts of town, the past few
weeks. Mrs. OFT ia the latest sufferer
reported from these depredations, and
as her well-kept shrubbery is a matter
OF public delectation, her loss touches
a sympathetic nerve in many hearts.
Claude Antisdell, the popular young
clerk in Sawyer & Filley's drug store,
and Miss Lizzie Hall, an estimable
young lady OF this city, went to Tacoma
Monday, where they were married.
They will make their home for the
present in q comfortable suite OF rooms
in the Byrne building, corner of Fourth
and Main streets, where they will soon
be cat home" to their friends. The
STANDARD extends best wishes to the
happy couple.
ID. S. B. Henry and associates have
been awarded contract for surveying
the south half OF Colville reservation
amounting to $l2,7OO. and Senator
Ruth has been assigned q contract OF
like magnitude. Other contracts are
as follows: Edward F. Sharp and H.
G. Porsk $3.50; Alfred F. Geddes, w.
B. Campbell and Nathan Hubbs, &c.
$50, and Harold A. Rands, $1O,725.
These awards were made bv the Int.
rior Department.
Thursday, the Goth inst, has been
designated as feld-day" at Mission
Park by Mayor Carlyon. Field day
means day of pleasure under the
guise OF labor. You will find that
there is more real "fun" in swinging
the AK or handling the spade than in
p" Hide and.Seek" and Pussy Wants a
Corner" and advancing a good object
at the same time. 1t is said that DR..
Mitchell, as at the first field day, will
have charge of the clambake.
John Byrne and family who a few
weeks ago moved to Ellensburg for
the benefit of their daughters health,
have returned to the Sound, on &C.
count of the extreme heat. Mr.. B.
is on his old stamping ground, but
the family are domiciled for the pres
ent At Tacoma. He says that the
object OF this change Of residence was
Immediately apparent upon the in.
valid daughter Marguerite, afflicted
with an asthmatic trouble, but that
the younger daughter, Marie. seemed
peculiarly susceptible to the heat,
which at times exceeded 100 degrees.
The tiny brick building, only 10 BY
IL feet in size and of course but one
story high, erected in 1891, when a
store.box turned up on eud could find
an immediate tenant at q good rental,
has been torn down to make room for
the Winstanley & Blankenship build.
ing. 1t was built by J. L. Henderson,
a real estate dealer, when the fire.
limits were in force and nothing but
brick, stone or iron could be used for
building purposes in the business dis.
trict. 1t was small but never wanted
for a tenant, having been used for