Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-01

visit to Mrs. Lavina Hartsuck. of
this city.
The Commissioners Wednesday
completed the list OF Road Supcr-
vi>or> 10y appointing ]. ". Wade. Of
District No. |. and u =. Lambert rt
District Mo-.
Mr. lSrael's famous bull-tcrricr
fdGcwood won the prize for the best
dog irrespective Of sex. at tn" breed
show in Oakland, Cal. last week. in
competition with many. one "a 1000
collie.
The city has leased to the National
Wood Pipe Company for term OF
ten years the tidc-land streets ad-
joining their works. to admit OF con-
templated extensions and improve
ments.
Mrs. Jolley. who has resided the
past year with Mrs. Nommcnson:.
died Yesterday at the hospital. Of
Brights disease, aged SO. She IS
survived by husband and two
brothers.
Albert Ravle. an enIployc OF the
Mumby shinglc mill. suffered more
painful than lasting injury by a
flying belt. Monday afternoon. 1t
struck him on the face. leaving bare
~ bruise.
Matt Comerford. President of the
international Union Of Steam Engl-
neers. visited this city Wednesday
and met with the local organization.
He is making tour for promoting
| the interests of the Union.
Andrew Fambuk, an Austrian at
Tenino, while at work in the Fenton
quarry came in contact with cable,
and had both hands drawn into a
block and badly lacerated. Two fin
gers of the right hand had to be am
putated.
The city authorities have deter
mined that wherever the citizens
construct cement sidewalks on any
street that the city will connect the
same where intersected by alleys and
streets with crossings of the same
material.
Miss Nellie A.. Dunkleberger, a
daughter of the proprietor OF the
German bakery, and f. W. Hopkins,
mate of the steamer Mizpah, were
united in marriage in Seattle, on
Wednesday. They will make their
home at Kamilche.
The County Commissioners. after
consultation with County Attorney
Troy, have decided to order the
County Assessor to follow the direc-
tions of the State Tax Commission
and assess all moneys and credits IN
completing the rolls.
On Wednesday Mrs. Byron Mil
lett received the sad intelligence
of the death of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Theodore Alexander, residing
at Carver. MINI. The cause of hel
death was heart trouble. A hus
band and five children survive her.
Come, come, brethren let us
1dwell together in unity" 1t is not
surprising that the Olympian, Re
corder and Ne,cs, are fighting like
Killpenny cats while a lively thee
logical discussion is going on be
tween two protested disciples of the
Meek and LOwly One.
DR.. D. w. Hull, of this city, ha:
gone to Etnay to conduct the dedica
tory services of a new spiritual hall
at that place. Etnay is Summer
resort in the Eastern part of the
State, at which State meeting o
people of that belief will hold grove
services next Summer.
The officers of the Womans Clul
for the ensuing year are: President
Miss Janet S. Moore (re-elected)
Vice President, Mrs. Mary V. Johns
Y Recording Secretary, Mrs. Eva Hew
/. lit; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
Ada A. Hit; Treasurer. Mrs. f. W
Ross; Trustee, Mrs. Mary Portman
: The funeral of Miss Minnie Jacob
son, who died Saturday, was hell
i Tuesday afternoon, and attended b.
a large concourse of people. Ser
8 vices were held in the Whitesid
undertaking parlors, by Rev. R. NJ
Hayes of the First Presbyterian
! Church. 1t is said she died fror
Bright's disease.
The committee of Democrats desig
mated by the Contra: Committee t
a select speakers for delivering ten
S minute addresses at the mass Con
e vention on the 9th, have selected tn
Democratic lawyers of the city, t
: perform that service, and such req
O resentatives from the country a
j. may haye suggestions to add for tn
good OF the country. The meetin
will be held in Eagles Hall.
J. The always popular soda works {
?. Dan Mcnamara has been wonderful
improved and its sphere extende
since Thomas Casey has becom
: identified with its interests. b
e sides the best sOdawater in the cOur
s. try, an equal quality of ice-cream
made, and creamery butter is al
" other tOp-shelf product. Dan hi
p always marched at the head of tt
t. band as progressive citizen.
The blackboard auto of ]. r. Kar
n through some mismanagement
e steering, yesterday morning, dashe
l. into the team of ThOs. Hinchcliff
on Columbia, between Sixth ar
= Seventh streets, badly demolishir
l. the auto and wagon and serious
~ injuring the team. 1t is lucky TIL
no personal injury resulted from
accident which SO badly damage
&c the property involved in the crash.
No The building ordinance passed
" last years Council and vetoed
Mayor McLarty, has been resubmi
i'll ted to that body and referred to Il
in Street Committee. What use it W
a be is problematical. Nobody seen
to pay much attention to the Fl
IN limits now and unless there is di
~oc;<;n,, 10 pfOroa tho old law