Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-06-03

ting stakes Oh East Sixth street,
Some of the interested property
owners are anxious to learn whether
the old grade established in the 91s
will remain.
A new town to be called Otfut has
been plated on the line of the Mil
waukee railway, bordering the lake
of that name, near Rocky prairie, on
the Deschuttes river, in this county.
The plat embraces Is city blocks ard
the filing fee is said to have been
$50. %.
Mrs. Margaret H. Carveall, aged
63 years, of Tumwater, died at her
home in that town, Tuesday, after a
short illness. She leaves three
daughters, two of them married, and
four sons. Rev. Mr.. Hopkins, a To-
cal pastor, conducted the funeral
service Wednesday at the Odd Eel
lows cemetery.
Inasmuch as only thirty per cent.
of the property owners on Jefferson
street oppose its inclusion in an i'm
provement district, the City COun-
Gill;, under the persistent coaching
of interested emolument promoters.
have ordered the work to proceed
and bids are called for the 18th, with
a batch OF other improvements.
The l2-year-oid daughter, Fannie.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crosby,
died Sunday at the family home on
Ninth street. She had been an in
valid since infancy and had always
been the object of solicitude and care
of her devoted parents. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon at the
residence and was largely attended.
1t is reported the resolutions on
the demise of Judge T N. Allen will
be presented to the Superior Court
next Monday morning at $50. The
committee appointed by Vice Presi-
dent Byron Millett of the Thurston
County Bar Association, who have
this matter in charge, consists OF
Messrs. Skillman, Owings and Funk.
Mrs. w. H. Tamblyn. of Aberdeen,
formerly Mrs. David Keith, nee Miss
Annie Goodnight of this city, known
to many as pioneers, accompanied by
her daughter, made pleasant call
on the STANDARD yesterday. They
had just returned from a visit with
friends in Tacoma and are now on
the same mission to others at Shell
ton.
Judge Mitchell has assigned the
following cases for the jury term this
month: June 9, State rs. Otto
Stuth, selling whiskey to Indians.
June 8, Chicago, Milwaukee Il Puget
Sound Railroad rs. Pierce ct a., con-
defamation proceedings. June 10,
Levi Harris rs. Gorby ct al, civil ac-
ton. June IL, State Us. Dennis
Sargent, statutory offense. The
docket for the remaining cases will
be completed next Monday.
The many Olympia friends OF
former Superintendent W. w. Mont
\ gomerv will be pleased to learn that
he has been elected as one of the
twenty students WHO are annually
selected to edit the Michigan Law
Rerier. Mr.. Montgomery Is now
completing bis junior year In the
Ann Arbor Law School. These
tweaty associate editors are elected
annually from the junior class be-
cause of their knowledge of the law
and shows that our Mr.. Montgomery
is still making good. =,
The City Council, Wednesday even
ing, granted the Olympia Gas Com
pany franchise with its amplitude
somewhat reduced by amendments
demanded by. the people. One of
these is a reduction OF the time Of
Iextension to Is instead Of q years,
making the life of the corporation 40
years. Another is for continuance
of the provision in the old charter
for the payment of one per cent. OF
the gross earnings to the city, be-
ginning June, 1918. Several minor
provisions to safeguard the interests
0f the community were adopted and
the ordinance passed by a unanimous
vote.
Those OF our people who did moi
witness the rendition Of Bohemian
Girl" at the theater last night BY
the National Opera company missed
Q treat seldom afforded to the small
er cities: It was good from begin
: ming to end, Its leading character.
admirably sustained. Airline by Miss
Aida Hemmi, Count Arnhe:m by Jas
Stevens, the Gypsy Queen by Miss
Seabrooke-in fact all-were perfec
in their respective parts, and thu
choruses were we'll balanced and ex
quisitelY rendered by splendid voices
, It is a matter Of regret that space
forbids reference in detail to the
most complete performance in every
respect that has appeared in the the
alter for years.
Miss Zela Frazier is at the Redel
and Lewis store, engaged in q dem
|onstration of the Heach= Nut brand O
! products in the shape of sauces, pre-
serves. jellies, jams, marmalades. O.
, we'll as the more substantial foods
such as sliced bacon and beef. bake(
beans, etc., putup in attractive glas!
packages by the best of all known
processes insuring retention of tn
first-class quality so carefully con
; served when prepared for market
Miss Frazier will be at this store to
day and to-morrow: Call and hay'
her to prepare dainty sample Of tn
products, and you cannot foil to be
come a patron OF this high-grad,
class of delectable products.
The Legislature Of Washington, il
1909, amended the Township law O
5 1895. to make it comply with thu
Constitution. because the 1895 Law
required only a majority of tn
!. votes polled on the proposition i
! the county TO establish township
organization in any county that saw
fit to provide for this new system o
local government. while the Stat