Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21

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'"'H >"''>'r'P .'o''N '''''" Toe oranges
Tn. price 'Xod bV the Board OF
Control fur p.nlfcufiarV rrain->ackS. /
j. six cents each. or a4rcutS when
the an3.icar'> combine So is to de-
liver them i'm carloads at any railroad
station I'm the State The apportiua-
mrnt made to the several grain-rai,-
lih% 'nHhlr> o. the pf"!'lt' now Won on
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w. i,o"- as - lo'' J.! t"'.''!'' -
a ,aI zen ION 2o'" , \''cN''d,: o., 2,
- 'hI'I'I, 90 ->Hu'lii' l in,,''''
al o''f'S' l"l''''' 'o''' l'''''''''
1t woud seen that tn" reason why
the bids for drudging the Swantown
fill were 50 high. about So. U1D above
'''e vi rhlI ,n''r ) c>'''i'|''' ""I vi
account "' 'l' vigorous "i'i"'>'' ION
Oh Tue par O, oN '!'r> MhoN' p.oP"I.A
was tn'"'Nr"; 'Aa' Inc n''uerS 81"
nol I!Ne 10 lahc cildhccS' tearing ''ic
institution ol lnJEhI'ionH process
HIS, v men ADlllU lDtt IIiitt' lit' Sllt
"a tlr lh.tr"N'Hi'lt us .'' "'l'''H
ttia' 'ilt piu'i'rS were aSNI'' l" a|V'r''
i'o"o'''HN ""'" II ''''c w" ~ my
'''''''> o' '''' '"'i w ''>H' 1'' 1'',i' II
was without aU.l'ofl'} uh'''r tlIe Id"
"i l'u'' 10 !hciuoc oh'I we r'''' estate
apnt'lhG tue propoNco piiI'
Georre H. Hines. Secretary Of the
Oregon Historical Society. visited
Lacey. in thi, county. last week. and
delivered an Interesting address on
early fines. to the pupilS of the dis
trict Sc"ool at that pace. As ar.
Hines crossed the plains IN the 3oH'
ms address was replcte with mel
dents relating TO We lndian war
times ana IN" tardShipS incident 10
obtaining an education when schooi
houses were lew ana competent
teachers IN demand. Lacey. then
known as the Fleetwood farm.
was the property OF Mr.. Hines
father. TyruS Hines. who donated
the site on which the school house
stands.
II has hcop rourd in tLc course Of
- .nryor for nal,inr an assessment
for thn Wotor strert I'm thar IN,
S,,.a !. on,r., of y ropsidar,hIn NOR.
ION If ,Lo lido Iards ,huttino IN the
vast s;In If that street and the
n,,ns.;nn Los lnnn nm fn,. cnr.i1.r,.
Hon ne IN wbntbn, tho State sh,I
nav -. .h,rn ~ thn whole COST no nm
nort ;n,nd anonr tbn othnr nronort,
prrors If thon,rht That src,;nn
of chapter l3l, of the 1889 law covcr'
the ground 10y a promise that the
next Legislative session shall make
an appropriation for payment. Here
Is a chance for the Commercial clul
to acquire probably from the STATE
an equity that can be used in pro
viding mill and factory sites.
Tho Wotor .treo, assessment mat
,,n ,,'a, aI,ain hosoro ,bo CT Conn
N Iast W"ndo~ ovn,;nr r., Vase
In,;nn i was ordnrnd That " "
: WonI,;rs NJ. and Nrs IoSnnb For
atniI nni Wrs Ian g D;ran mn,
,Ha;r as m IN TON dovs ,,hnr
aHo'' - .;iI ha t,m9I o,.a,.
ths ' Cunt r~ TrnaSmrcr for tho mr.
" ,"e ~ ny,ond;M~ son,o -, ,ho tav
nT1c IS Thnrsto C,, ro,,n,T amainst IN
d Di;, nroncrtv ASSESSED Tn
Gnr thn law If iooe II is no lonon
, necessary to institute ar action i,
, count IN collect drIinnncnt citv ne
: sosSm.nts for ;mnroycmants whi,1
en,rtmnnt nrovidrs that thov shaI
e be navohlo at the County Treasurer
e ot1,re in the same manner rs ~encra
taxnS arc collrctcd
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