Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-06

NrS. Mary r., wife OF George W
Allen, died Monday at her home on
Prospect street. of tuberculosis. The
funeral service was held Wednesday
at the family residence.
It is reported by the State Bureau
of Inspection that thirty dealers in
liquor are delinquent at Aberdeen
They have no city license, holding
only Government licenses.
Mrs. Myrtle Duthie, aged % years,
died Saturday night at the Union
Mills east of this city, from portion.
Ills. The funeral took place from
the Catholic church. Wednesday.
! At the home of y. ]. Haycox, east
OF this city, number of friends gath
cred to celebrate the 9lst birthday
of Mr.. H.'s mother. last Friday
An excellent dinner was served.
Mrs. 5. G. Nahum, wife of the
senior member OF the firm of Cram
n Nahum of the Wardrobe, has been
quite i'll the past few days. Her
many friends hope for her speedy re.
cOvery.
Mr.. and Mrs W. I. Melvin. who
have been spending the summer with
their daughter, Mrs. A. W. Rober
Son, a few miles southeast of thi,
city, left Tuesday for their home in
Everett.
]. l.. Phillips, aged 90, died sud
denly Monday morning, of apoplexy,
at his home on Union street. He
leaves a wife, and daughter. Miss
Edith Phillips. lnterment was made
Wednesday.
Mr.. Powe is constructing an ele
waited water tank, to utilize the su.
pertluouS water obtained by sinking
his tubular well to 1876 feet by max
ing it available fol-. fire cxtinguish
ment if needed.
Samuel Turber. aged "a, died at
his home, south of Tumwater. Sun
day. Deceased is survived by wife
and one son. The funeral was held
Monday and the body taken to Puyal
lup for interment
The Commissioners have instruct
ed the Road Supervisor of Distric,
No. 3 to open the east end of the
Hubbard road between Rainier anG
Yelm, soon as location is made by
the County Engineer
In the case of Patrick Terry against
the Merrill & Ring Logging com
pany, for persona! injuries in their
camp at MuckIeteO, has been ordered
dismissed in the Supreme Court with
reversal of Judgment.
The City Attorney has been in
strucled by the Council to prepare
plans and specifications for a bridge
across the slough on Garfield street,
near the Westside schoolhouse, to
cost on estimate, about $500.
The trial of George II. Wilson,
charged with numbering the Coolies,
is on and will consume several days
more owing to the large number oil
witnesses to be examined. The court
room is daily packed with spectators.
Last Sunday morning at Christian
Science Temple on Adams street
there was an audience of sixty indi-
viduals to listen to the services.
If interest shall continue to increase,
a larger place of meeting will become
necessary.
The ThurstOn County Fruit Grow
ers Association have moved thei,
plant to the building formerly occu-
pied by the machine shop on Column
bia. between Sixth and Seventh
streets, having obtained a five years
lease of that site.
Henry Rohr, boom tender of the
Mason County Logging Co.. on
Westside, had his foot badly crushed
between two logs. Monday, and mar.
rowly escaped death by the rolling
log. He will be laid up couple OF
weeks from his injuries.
The following marriage licenses
were issued by the County Auditor,
this week: Erwin Bendizen and
Eva Folberg; V. H. Wilson and Miss
Lowell; John Saieto and Bertha Sam;
John Bossingham and Nora Hessey
l. A. Burbee and Rosa Springer.
Assistant Attorney General Kallar-
an has decided that the word river
or rivers" in the statute defining
fishing rights with regard to placing
nets, means and includes creeks, or
waters that flow between two banks,
and needs no specified dimensions.
The lower Mud Bay bridge has
been closed while under reconstruc-
ton by w. f. Yelverton, contractor
by authority Of the County Commits
sioners. and for a time travel to and
from Mason county will have to cross
by the upper bridge at the head of
the bay.
The estate of Mary f. Church has
been settled in the Superior Court.
John Hedges received as executor
$491.32 and his attorneys, Bigelow
& Manner, $3.50. Rollin Church, the
surviving son OF deceased. becomes
the sole owner of property of con-
siderable value.
The Mallory case against the city
for $4,000 for work on the Swan
town flume has been continued to
Nov. 18th. 1t was thought to be q
lengthy case. and lap-over on the
jury term, which began Monday, so
much as to interfere materially with
the proceedings, hence the postpone
ment.
An agent of the United States
Brewery Association, to meet in Chi
cago Oct. 28th, is here to gather data
regarding a new industrial insur-
ance company. This State has. how
ever, worked out its own insurance
law, and it's action therefore will not
have to include that industry in
Washington.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Nommensen at the hospitalunderwen
or erations in the nose and throat re-
Gently. Though the youngster was
put under the influence OF chloro-
form his cries were agonizing to the
mother. The brave little fellow is