Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-10-21

c. ;. Wilcox is on business trip
to down Sound points.
4 stroet-light has been ordered at
Ninth and Jefferson streets.
How about the County Auditors
annual report? Have you seehit?
Our State has an income of 81 900
a day from its bonded Indebtedness.
The Woman's Guild of ST. John S
Church is in most prosperous con-
dition.
J. H. Mcgowan, living a few miles
east of this city, was seen on our
streets, Wednesday.
Spokane, as well as Olympia, shares
the honor of having barred the negro
fight moving pictures.
Andrew Erickson, of Tenino. died
at St. Peters hospital on the 14th
inst, of typhoid fever.
The Second ST. Martins team
Sunday faxed i" to our fast In
dependents, by score OF 3 too.
At the late examination held in
this city, G. f. Collier and d. o.
Dean were admitted to the bar.
John Higgins had his right FORE
arm fractured, while adjusting some
betting in the Mumby single mill.
The swimming pool of the Y. NJ. c.
A. is temporarily closed, by obstruc-
ton OF the drain from the Swami town
fill.
Frank Rutledge, Democratic candi-
date for County Engineer, was in
the city from Little Rock, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Milton Giles has returned
from three months trip to Kansas,
Nebraska and Oklahoma with rela-
tives.
The STANDARD recognizes a fine
slice Of venisOn as a token of the
prOwess of Will Yeager in deer.
Staying.
The Commercial Club elect officers
next month and propose to hold a
second annual banquet on New
Years eve.
Another band of gamesters started
out yesterday, under guidance of J.
H. Brown, for big game or little, oil
herd or feather.
John H. Saunders is at work re.
pairing Mrs. Gotta Madden's, his
daughters premises, corner of Sixth
and Boundary streets.
State Treasurer John G.. Lewis
has received 81, 800 from the Federal
government for the STATE Agricul.
tural College appropriation.
The city registration, this year for
the general election, falls about 200
short of that of 1908, but is slightly
larger than that OF last year.
Mrs Geo. H. Anderson recently
visited friends at Puyallup. AT
latest accounts the state of her
health was gradually improving.
Miss Pansa Speninburg, of Roches-
ties, died of tuberculosis this week.
She was a native of this country and
niece of Postmaster Patton of that
city.
The Olympia high school won a
big goose-eggat the Puyallup foot.
ball game at the latter place. Satur-
day evening, while the home team
scored %.
A resolution has been adopted by
the Council for a trunk sewer on
Franklin street. the estimated cost oil
which will be $3.50. Protests will
be heard Nov. I'd.
Arrangements are being made by
. q committee of Elks to bring Madam
Norelli, the famous grand opera
singer to this city for concert some
time next month.
Judge Fullerton, of Colfax, is be-
ing urged by his friends for an ap.
pointment to the position of Federal
Judge made vacant by the death OF
Judge Edward Whitson.
The Northern Pacific Railway is
planning to build big union pas
senger and freight depot at Bucoda.
and has bought Is town lots, at q
cost of sl,82S. for the site.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gottfeld ceIebrat-
ed their silver wedding ut Mallory
hall last night, by social party ar
ranged as surprise to the worthy
couple by their many friends.
The residents in Fourth street ad.
dition have not yet become convert
ed to the idea of being annexed to
Olympia. Some of them prefer the
township organization system.
Hon. Peter Mckenzie was seen
upon our streets Tuesday. He is
pronounced insurgent in politics
and opposed to ring rule SO long
prevalent in Republican politics.
Gov. Fay. Tuesday, issued requisi-
ton papers for Jos. Trench, held at
Tacoma FOR wiie-desertion in Nebras-
ka, and f. ". Montgomery, held at
seattle, on a charge OF forgery in
Texas.
William Madison and Miss Mary
welsh were united in marriage last
evening, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Johnson, on Franklin street, by
hev. }. NJ. Orrick, of the Christian
church.
The county has granted a contract
70 j. Z. Swayne & Co, for repairs to
Iumwater bridge which amounts to
practically rebuilding the structure.
IL VIII be closed for travel about two
mOunths.
EX-President Rooseyelt's flight
IN an airship was away up. At Reder