Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-07-12

Walter ChosSer sold the timber on
ia arrns NJ the head of Mud Bay.
SATURDAY. to the Washington Log
ninu Co. for 1000 He also sold ~
acres 70 T. J. Kcgley, on the same
bay. The logging company expect
to put in railway to carry the logs
to the Sound
Landlord Grigg of the Mitchell.
had a Slight injury To one of his
hands from Il fircorackrr on the 4th.
but it was not sufficient To restrain
I his patriotism and after having his
hand dressed he resumed the sport.
After the excitement was over 1t
proved very painful.
The Olympia Light and Power Co.
have brought proceedings against
/ the newly organized Tumwater Light
and Power Co.. to restrain it from
use of the lesser water right.
which. it seems. is still a matter of
contention and of sufficient import
ance to hang another legal suit upon.
Mrs. Mary Sweeney died, Monday
night. at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Guslander. of this city.
She was born in Limerick. Ireland.
81 years ago. and is survived by four
descendants. two sons and two daugh-
tiers. The funeral was held ycStpr-
day morning from the Catholic
Church.
The city water company made Il
thorough cleansing of the reservoir
this week. the hot weather having
FASTENED conditions which developed
cellular crytograms conferva. etc in
Guiding thallophytes. having chloro-
phyl. except the cynanOphycr and
ditomac;r. If you don't believe this.
consult any wellinformed Dictionary.
jesse Murphy, prominent realty
dealer in Seattle. was up, this week.
on business with the land office. He
has become marked Scattlcite, e.,
you may believe what he says on
anything but Queen City prospects.
He does admit. however, that if the
Japs should steal by our fortreSscs
during fog. they might be able to
divert attention from business for Il
brief spell. by a few well-directed
shells Well, that's an admission,
anyway.
The Supreme Court has approved
the finding of Judge Linn in the
matter of the right of Mrs Mary
Murphy to the family home on Cherry
and Union streets. Notwithstanding
the will of her husband. Patrick. de-
vising it to his niece, Nellie Collins.
1t was stated in the deed of purchase
that it was paid for from his individ-
ual funds, and the same claim was
recitcd in the will a showing was
made by the wife that it was COM
munity property, which was upheld
by both courts.
Notice of State examinations are
being sent out by State Superintend-
ent r. B. Bryan, to applicants for
State certificates and life diplomas, to
be held at Wenatchee, Seattle, North
Yakima, Spokane and Walla Walla,
beginning at one clock. AugeSt 5.
Examinations will be held in the
following subjects: August 5, after
noon, history of education and geom-
etry; August Is, morning, general
history and civics; afternoon, book
keeping and geology; August Z.
morning, zoology and botany; Psy-
chOlOgy and rhetoric.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hunter, of
Hunters Point, few miles down
the bay, showed their appreciation
OF the STANDARD, Tuesday, by leav-
ing it box of the largest and best
Royal Ann and Black Republican
cherries that we have yet seen in the
market. They have read this paper
for over thirty years, ever since they
settled on Puget Sound, and declare
that its weekly visits are priced like
the calls OF an old friend. The Hun
ter place has become quite favorite
resort for campers and others to
congregate at times and contrast
the comforts of home with rough.
ing if. 3"