Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-12-13
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>id"Fah" damage Ia awnings and
hl"W down many Sims.
TIN" Supreme Court has decided
that th"1ct making penalty fen, falls"
reports of corporations is invalid.
from ~ d"trctiN" title
Work ON the storage tanks and
generating plant of the ya> works is
stu IN progress and il is sad tina,
work on laying the mains will soon
b" Resumed.
GOV. Mead has committed the sen
t"ncc OF James Dalton. To have been
hung at Walla Walla this morning.
10 life imprisonment. Dalton wa,
convicted of the murder Of police
man Stoke. at Spokane.
Ed. Farrell has returned from Il
three months visit to Wisconsin.
II" SAID that the weather was quite
cold when he left there. and skating
on the lakes vas being INDUCED in
Ed. is back at the first chair in Ora
ham " Weston : barber shop
The l1alch garniShmrnt matter was
up before the Superior Court. Mon
day morning, but the Judge said he
would not set the controversy for
hearing until after the present jury
term. 1t was agreed that oral tcsti-
mony shall be received at the hear
ing.
| Mrs. Jane Jcx was committed to
the Stcilacoom asylum for the in
sane, Monday, following an examina-
tion by Drs. Iscdpath and Bridgford.
She has been sufferer from mental
arrangement and physical pain scv-
cral months. She is over 90 years Of
age.
In the divorce case of Harry Ranft
Is. Nancy Ranft. Judge Linn allowed
Vance & Mitchell 500 attorney fee
and $50 witnesses fees and expenses
at the trial. Mr.. Ranft had already
put up 500 for his wife support and
is ordered to pay her so month for
living expenses.
| Monday Judge Linn dismissed the
EllSwick restraining order against
the city. finding for the defendants,
and assessed the costs upon the
plaintiffs This is the suit brought
against the city of Olympia to re-
strain it from building the city float
at the foot of TiltOn street, by JOS.
Ellswick and wife.
The State payroll nov aggregates
Il total nearing the quarter-milllon
mark. The two hospitals for the
insane, the penitcntiary, the train
ing school. the schools for the deaf,
dumb and blind, the soldiers home
and the institution for the feeble
minded will reach $225, 266 this year,
the employees numbering 253
Attorney John C. Kleber was over
from Spokane this week on prOfes-
siOnal business. Since his former
visit he was bereaved of one of his
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Kleber re-
sided here for 4 number of years
where they have many friends 1t is
said Mr.. Kleber has Il very lucrative
law practice in his present home city.
The 2lst annual meeting of the
Washington Educational Association
will be held in Seattle on Tuesday
Dec. 3lSt. and last three days.
Olympia will be represented by Prof.
c. II. Britfet, of the manual training
department of our city schools. and
will discuss his work from THE
Rural District standpoint of the
subject,
II. a. Burnham has appealed his
case to the Supreme Court wherein
| hn h.,
by James O'COnnor and Warren
Tccter to foreclose Il loggers' lien,
in which case Judge Linn rendered
Judgment against him for $24l and
costs. Mr.. Burnham takes the posi-
ton the plaintiffs did not fulfill their
contract in providing logs for the
Operation of his mill, near Rainier,
which caused him damage.
Capital Lodge No. Is, X. of p,
have elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Chancellor
Commander, c. r.. Strock; Vice
Chancellor: +. S. Glenn; Prclatc, f..
f. Stewart; Master of Work, f. O.
: Free; Keeper of Records and Seal,
c. V. Savidge; Master of Finance,
+. =. Mckenny; Master of FIX
chequcr, NJ. Harris; Master-at
. Arms, Claude Mann; Trustees, c. Il.
White. Robt. Doragh and J. x.
Mitchell.
The Woman's Relief Corps elected
officers at their last meeting. as fol
lows: President, ROXie l.. Woodland
Senior Vice President, Jennie Nc.
CarrOgher; Junior Vice President
Mrs. Hannah Van Eaton; Treasurer
Nora Lincoln; Chaplain, Sarah A.
Savidge; Conductress, Mary Nal
r lory; Minnie Hildcbrand, Jennie Nc.
, Carrogher, delegates first and sec
Ond, respectively; Mrs. Whitemarsh
t Mrs. H. H. Van Eaton, alternatcs
first and second, respectively.
Court Capital City No. 80, Fores
; ters of America, Wednesday night
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Chief Ranger, X
Leupke; Sub Chief Ranger, ]. Frisch
: Treasurer, o. g. Braeger; Financial
D Secretary, J. I. Otis; Recording Sec
!, rotary, Bige Eddy; Senior Wood
= ward, A. Schneider; Junior Wood
ward. c. Ruddell; Senior Beadle, J
, JOsephson; Junior Beadle, w. T.
{ Taylor; Captain of the Guard, M
( Scully; Physician, r. Kincaid; Drug
gist, Hugh Ross. and Trustee, Lie,
Reeder.
The genial cOuntenance of Hon. A
r G. Lloyd, of Waitsburg, a pioneer O
1915, when he settled in Bentor
l. county, Oregon, with his parents
while q boy. was seen here during
0 the week. Mr.. Lloyd has been nj
r small factor in development of tn,
f Western wids. He is veteran O
the Indian war, and is now Crane
y Commander of Indian War Veterans
whose ranks have been wofull,
thinned by the hand of time. Mr.
= l.. served several terms in the Terri
a t"rial Legislature and left the i'm
y press of his vigorous mind upor