Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-14

Through >t"ppage Of circulation .
the blood the limb has become ,wol
len and painful, and it is feared tina
i serious operation may have to -
performed
Mike Geo. who conducted a lunch
counter in the room now o,cupjr,
10y the G. X ". barber ,hop nearl,
A'f'rn years ago, i about 10 0prn
r'-'"lrant in the room Formerly @,
.p.'d hy til" Novelty rhratcr. O.
Fourth street.
J. {. Wilson. who was fatally in
rr"d in the Glcndivo train-wrecb
Monday, was a former resident O
th.S city and drove the y. p. express
GrhHcry wagon here lie was en-
p."y"d as messenger when the arci
dent happened.
What IS it? 1t wa, announce,
that the women were to select ;
name for the Lemon block. corner OF
Fourth and Franklin streets. Lon2
and patiently have wr waited Il
know what it !, to be called and VIZ
got III" silver spoon?
c. ". Boleubau2h was AWARDED
the prize vi Il cut-glasS vase at the
Lyric theater last evening. An
other prize will be awarded next
Thursday night to the patron hold
ing the winning card. It is on eX
hibition at Talcotts.
c. 5. Eaton, Secretary and Treas
urer OF the Olympia Lumber Com
pany, and wife, have returned from
their trip East. He went back as a
delegate to the Republican National
| Convention and after that duty was
performed visited several weeks al
Lake George and in Cincinnati.
Some of the labor lien claimants
against the Black Lake Lumber Co.
are getting anxious for their pay. 1t
is claimed on good authority that the
parties in charge of the assets are do
ing their utmost to bring about an
early settlement of these preferred
claims. 1t is an uncertain PROPOSE
ton as to how the general creditors
may fare in the final adjustment.
Theodore and Walter House have
just completed a very neat and
speedy gasoline boat for a party in
Ballard. 1t is - feet in length and
- feet wide, and propelled by an
elght-horse-power two-cylinder en-
CINE. The House brothers built the
boat and engine without other aid,
which goes to show that the boys
possess considerable mechanical in
genuity.
NJ. A. House has opened cider
and "jell'' works on Second street.
between Washington and Franklin.
where all sorts of fruit products will
be made. 1t will meet long felt
want in supply of home products as
well as afford market for much
fruit that has been wasted for want
OF market-place Mr.. House will
pay cash for apples, or work them
up on shares. There is no need now
to let apples rot on the ground. For
further particulars call at the fac
tory.
Otto Aneshasnael and Newton
Smlthee, from Denver. Colo, have
bought the Sugar Bowl" whose
former owner. it is announced, in
tends to open Cream Pitcher, -
as it were, corner of Third and
Washington streets, in Portland.
Oregon, for the sale of icecream and
confectionery. Without intending
to be in the least invidious, it is sug-
geSted that the new prOprietors of
the Sugar Bowl might, from the
photographed construction of their
names, be expected to hail from the
wllds OF Kamtchatka, as readily as
the hot valleys of Colorado.
The matter of the Sixth street
sewer still bOthers the AUDITING prop
erty owners. 1t is said that while
some of the Councilmen favor the
laying of trunk sewer along this
street, among whom is Councilman
Weller OF the Sewer, License and
Franchise committee, who is of the
opinion that present plans must be
revised. Some of the residents
claim that they can get along with.
out any sewer for a few years; that
owing to the financial stringency
incident to Presidential election
the laying of this sewer and grading
this sparsely settled part of our city
may well be deferred, and the public
health not suffer in the least.
Judge Linn has called jury term
Sept. 18th, the drawing resulting il
the following PANEL: From Olympia
Harry Hanson, Fred. J. Brown. Ed
Arnold, George W. Ayers, T. G. Ag.
new, N. c. Anderson, Frank Roberts,
z. j. Wolfe, Barney Rogers, R. f.
Young, Elmer E. Young, Frank T.
Smythe; Yelm, Axell Swanson. Joe
Place; Tumwater, R. NJ. Fox, T. B.
Glassford, Charles Ward, Rainier
George V. Orr; Little Rock. ]. n
Ray, Andrew Mckay; Delphi, H, T
Lehman; Bucoda, VIM. Dootson: Gull
Harbor, L. r. White; Meadows, Chas
Cash; Mud Bay, J. X. Chatwood;
Rochester, A. C. Brown; addresses
not known, w. w. Fuisinger, ]. A,
Mclaughlin, B. K. Cosgray, C. H.
Williams, B. Brightman, and Fred
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