Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-10-05

many households. The names of the
happy parents are Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Corey McFarren
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Littlejohn and Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Stimson.
The report Of the Thurston count,
san Francisco relief committee show.
that the aggregate OF subscriptions
foots up $5,5ll5S. Seven carloads OF
potatoes were shipped to the destitute
people, one of new goods, clothing
etc. Included in the grand total are
cash subscriptions, aud about XI.525
also cash, by fraternal organizations
and the churches.
Mrs. J. Z. Guyer and family of six
arrived from st. Paul, Wednesday, or
their way to their new home at Ho
quiam, aud are now visiting Mrs
Guyer's mother, Mrs. John H. Price
at Tumwater. Mr.. Guyer had pre-
coded bis family a couple of months
and secured an abiding place in the
adjoining county, where they will END
their trip in few days.
The Young Mems Athletic Associa.
ton of the High School, have elect
ed Toiamatfu Akiyama, a japanese
their Sergeant.at-Arms, doubtless foI
the same purpose that a" high toned"
hunting and fishing party in the
Olden-time always took q certain
plebeian along on their excursions, to
care for the horses and do the
chores" in consideration of the simple
appearance OF his name in the list oil
sportsmen as a retainer of some note
But say: would it not be we'll to let the
President get hold of that name and
knock some of the photographed
monstrosities out OF it?
The funeral of John C. Ross, who
fell from the steamer Mizpah during a
fainting spell unseen, near Oyster Bay
and whose body was in the water a
week before it was found at some dis.
lance from where the steamer was
lying when the accident happened
was held in the Baptist Church, this
city, last Sunday, under the auspices
OF the Knights of Pythias and the
Woodmen of the World, Rev. A. Hull
Hause a member of the former order,
preaching the sermon. The cere-
monies at the grave were conducted
by ]. NJ. Hit, Chancellor Commander
of the local X. P. lodge.
George Wright the man who has
been swindling several counties out OF
scalp bounties, was fined by Justice
Frost, Tuesday, 800, for that offense
in this county which he paid and was
Immediately arrested by Sheriff Con-
molly on a warrant from Jefferson
county to be tried there on the same
charge. 1t is said that after he gets
through with that county, Whatcom
will apply for squeeze Of his appar-
emily well-flled wallet from the i'll.
gotten gain of that contemplate fraud.
1t is unfortunate that the law grant
ing bounties for the scalps of certain
vicious animals does not make mis-.
representation q more serious offense
than misdemeanor, punishable by fine
only.
Mrs. c. S. Reinhart, wife of Capt.
Reinhart, Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
died suddenly, Wednesday morning,
about 2 O'Clock, from Bright's disease,
Of which she had been suffering sew
eral months. Her death was a great
shock to her many friends, and the
workers of the Christian Church, of
which she was an honored member.
Mrs. Reinhart was a native of Polk
county, Oregon, born July 22d, 1857.
After her marriage to Capt. Reinhart,
they lived for q time in Oregon and
the eastern part of this State, remov.
ing to Olympia in 1891, where they
have since resided. The husband and
six children survive. The funeral
rites will be held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, Rev. w. s. Crockett of.
floating.
A surprise party was given in honor
Of the 47th birthday Of Mr.. o. D. Sui.
Ivan, at bis home, south OF Tumwater,
last Friday night The following par.
ticipated in the enjoyable event: Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Uhler, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
McMurray, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wolfe,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Schlosser, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Schaap, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rixe,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Chilson. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Spillman, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
Bloom, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peroutky,
Mrs. Ecker, Harry Williams. Lynn
Montgomery, H. Chambers, J. Billings.
H. A. Tritt, Jessie Gray, Mary Waddle,
Mrs. Kaloren, A. Ecker. Bert Niece, E.
Waddle, James, George and Frank
Snider, Harry Williams, Clay and AL
bert Cogswell. Frank Boalen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Mildred; Ia.
coma guests-Mr. and Miss Brown and
Miss Ferris. Con-.
We learn that the family OF Joseph
Chilberg are comfortably located in
the Far North at Nome. Alaska, tax.
ing into consideration the surround
ings. Their young daughter, Miss
Neva, gives music lessons ct the rate
Of 81 per balf-hour, to several pupils.
At latest accounts this proficient
young miss had an offer under con.
sideration by which, in case of accept
ance, it was expected she could realize
$3.50 per month in the line of her vo.
cation. Mr.. Chilberg still adheres to
his Socialistio doctrines, with his US
ual tenacity, while his wife is arden,
as ever in her Christian Science propa.
gsnds. When the family left Olym.
pia last summer they expected to re-
main away for at least eighteen months
In the meantime their many friends
here will endeavor to keep track oil
them. They welcome the STANDARD
each week to keep posted on the news
at home.
A thousand dollars per month seems
like a pretty good salary, but ouI
State Railroad Com mission proposes to
pay the expert Gillette that sum fol
estimating the value of railroad hold
ings and equipments, Is q basis for
fixing the tariff rates upon these high
ways Of commerce in this State. II
has been held, in number Of judicial
decisions, State and Federal. that the
proper estimate for the valuation oil
this class Of property for the purposes
of taxation ia IN ascertain the amount