Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04

~. state Board OF Health, Will spcaH
t.-~ evening".
p. y Troy. Cd. t'.u4am, Jriior-
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tl. ~..tr Cr.,-- al. Pu'uau. TO
~.e..u +. !. B~u1rt. deceased.
i.- Is nrotn"r of .oNNr +. ".
II. s %. this tity.
rur Board of Health. lately in ~c>-
SION B. this city. has added 10 tie
..~tu contagious ana infectious dis
...~.~. whoop.nE conEh, p"'aEra,
i.aooVoru and some Oturr complaints
t.tt have hot hitherto been inc..Ivd
IL oi,i..o. reports.
Mr. -, smith. an attorney from
South Bond was IN the city last
Tuesday on business before the Su-
pr,ur Court Mr. Smith is a lawyer
al good ability: was At one time IN
partnership with Judge K. 9. Dun
bar. at Go.dcndulr.
T. =. Little, President OF the
Washington state Spiritual AsSo, ia
lion. and Mrs. Einchum. medium,
of Tacoma. viii hold services in Ra-
rrck hall, at land 1::}Do c.ockr. Nj,
tomorrow Saturday.. All are III
,Itrd Admission free.
: better from Milwaukee, Wis ,
qGotrS price Of meats that once sod
for II and - cents pound. at .
and b cents, eggs at - cents a
dozen. and not strictly fresh at that,
apples of normal growth three fol
:. dime. and other things in proper
ton.
\ stranger sauntcred into one OF
our real estate offices recently and
sand he wanted to buy five acre
tract Of land within the city limits
for five huGdrtd dollars. whcreup0n
the agent remarked if he found any
isuch bargain he would buy the tract
for his own use.
The Tcnino burglar who was
caught in the act Of lOotlng Il jewelry
store at that place, last week. plead
ed guilty in the Superior Court, Fri
day last and was given sentence Of
penitentiary by Judge McMasters
who was holding court for Judge
Mitchell
\. W. Robertson. OF this county
has received a diploma and bronz,
medal from the A-Y. Pc. boarC
for exhibit of prunes Last fall he
sent box containintl three varietie.
to help ont the ThurstOn county
exhibit and had no idea of competing
for a prize, so the medal came as ;
complete surprise.
Postmaster Cavanaugh has beer
appointed custodian of the old Olym
pia hotel site, the building on which
burned several years ago, that ha.
been acquired by purchase of til,
government for a site for Fed
eral building. The duties are nOmi
nal and the salary to be paid cx
pressed alphabetically. is r.
The City Council last Friday even
ing voted unanimously to call fo
bids to supply the fire service will
; an automobile truck, consisting of ;
hose-cart and chemical engine, at al
S estimated cost of $4,000. 1t Is fig
f ured that it will improve the service
/. cut out the cost of horses and thei
feed. but add that of chauffeur.
s The State Board of Accountant,
t is engaged in inaugurating the ne,
f system of checking up the accounts
of county officers. The object is
good one if the accountants reSolv
a to do their work well, but it is ap
i pretended the surface will have t
+ be scratched with diamond poin
to get beneath the invisible stratum
Eric Anderson, J. Lewis and l.
: Emerson have been arrested for us
l. ing gill-nets at the mouth of tn
. Nesqually river, between the hour
= of O'Clock Saturday morning an
o'clock Sunday evening. The la'
II provides that gill-nets shall not b
:. used between those hours. Th
IS minimum penalty is $3.50 and tn
r. maximum $500.
BENZ. r. Brewer, Commander {
J the George H. Thomas Post G.. A. I
(. of this city, died at Tumwater, las
a Friday, of heart failure. He was
J. member of the Council of TumwateI
and although advanced in years h
was night watchman of the electr
light and power station at thu
e place. The funeral services wei
e held Sunday at the family residen(
. in Tumwater, and interment wa
made in Masonic cemetery.
q Bert Tucker, an Old-time resider
y, of this city, now of Raymond, is O
y visit to relatives here. He is a,
, companied by his family He We
= in days of yore, connected with ii
j. the stage management of Olymp
a Theater. and was well known to tt
n community. Bert lately came fro
n a hospital where he has been col
Of fined sever;l! weeks with a broke
leg, an accident received in bOOmin
70 logs.
v The Board of Directors OF Soho
IS District No. /, opened bids for furl
d ing wood to the several schools an
l. awarded contracts as follows: D
David Mitchell, High School 100 core
j, 4-foot wood, at So 80 per cord; Wasl
>, ington, 100 cords 2-foot, at $3.6
:, Lincoln, 80 cords 2-foot, at $50
:, and Garfield. % cords, 2-fOot, ;
n 50 30. Duncan Bigelow, Rooseve
:" school, % cords, 1S-inch, at s3.t
per cord.
\ Road Supervisors appointed yeste
% day are as follows: District No. /
: Joshua Banner. Chambers Prairi
=, District No. Fired Robinson. She
~ lock (reappointed) District No. B.
John Mckenzie, Yelm. District n
g ALBERT Smith, Rainier (reappoin
is ed. District No. 5-GeOrge Sum
!, ton, Tenino (reappointeO. Distri'
I, No. &C. A. Ericsson, Grand Noun
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