Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-24

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McCredie and Piles have nitro
dnced bills IN their respectlV"
branches Vi 'o.'G re, oa garry nv an
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aai oui'olhs LOT iii'a CITY
The Council. Wednesday night, re-
pctcd all the bids for the f.aStslde
oil and accepted that OF the westslde,
submitted by tne tuSec SOUND i'reuS
ing company, Tor s'o'o''- o''
Mrs. Mabel Lathrop, OF Tacoma,
has been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ihos. II. Phlpps in
this city. for several weeks. She
mas been aihicleu "ith rheuiiia'ic
troubles.
George Laugridge, OF South Bay,
Tor nearly two months. has been af-
aicted with what is called in medical
parlance a case of shingles. which
proved to be very annoying toa man
Oh ms years.
1t is predicted that turkey will
command from 30 to 40 cents pound
before the holidays are over. Ducks
md geese are selling ut from q to
% cents pound and chickens at
rom ~ 10 - cents
The MUMMY shingle mill, near the
N. Z. depot grounds. was forced to
close this week for want OF cars
which the railroad company was I'M
able to provide on account OF the
Switchmen' strike.
The State Railroad Commission
has directed that suits be brought
against the Great Northern Railway
for refusing to erect station build
Ing at Chatterby, and the .. K. N. a
depot in Whitman county.
The Union Pacific has placed an
additional crew of 200 men on the
road between Rochester and CoSmOp-
oils. for speedy competition OF their
line: 1T is expected cooperate trans
to the Har0or within three months.
Marie Jensen. of this city. has re-
ceived the gold medal awarded her
for the best exhibit of % specimens
of mounted birds, and J. Hackman,
OF Sherlock, a silver medal for an eX-
hlblt OF FUR ana duck-skln rugs and
garments.
Tony Koch. a lad of eight years. a
son of Andrew Koch of Neville,
broke his leg, Saturday, while haul
ing water. His team became frac-
tiOus and ran away, throwing him
out, with the result that his leg was
broken AT the ankle.
W. h. kneeland has bought the
Harris brick next door to the Knee
land hotel, and designs, it Is said,
sometime in the near future, to add
two stores to its height making four
stories, equal to the height OF and
practically part OF the hotel. The
price pald IS slo,oo
The State Tax Commission this
week collected 81, 3o0 from the estate
OF Sarah Laura Denny. deceased. OF
Seattle. All the societies that were
benehted by her requests, except
those exempt by law. came promptly
forward, when suit was brought by
the Tax Commission for settlement.
The weather Station at Tatoosh
reported. Wednesday, that the
Schooner Susie NJ. Plummer. out
from Everett with q cargo for the
West Coast, had been abandoned at
Sea, l5O miles from Cape Flattery,
In heavy storm. The tug Sno.
hOmish in the life-saving service, had
been sent for her rescue.
Tenino has organized a fire COM
pany. and received two large hose
reels and 1900 feet of hose. They
possess also another requisite N
good pressure from a gravity head,
and this organization will doubtless
SupDlV the muscle ana brains TO Oil