Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-14


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tie NniltlnG mitio winch started
Up TWO years ago WITH TOUR opera
Ators ana I'VE machines. now mum
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Residents On the thehallS river
ana lndrprndcnce creek, south OF
ROCHESTER, nave lost quite number
"' Npe"p from cougars, ana q genera
warfare udN p1th uet4arcu against
NV, d mini
he bf4"p'"" says that campers
on 9iuaAon Island found dead IN
dlan sitting up IN conn., ana look
the women members over to view the
!rueSoihe slSht. y grave SUBJECT
FORA JOKE.
Another aver OF planhing Is otlhS
placed on the sides OF the Swanto"n
/ hume. Win ITS numerous additions
1t i beginning 10 resemble q pneu-
matte tire that mas gwen away uh-
der pressure.
f. r. Brown observes the business
situation with reference to the log
glng and lumber business does not
look bright MI ibrown IS Il man "'
affairs ana views the SITUATION from
practical standpoint.
News has been received that Nah
lon Jones, of Mason county. passed
away recently. Mr.. Jones was vet
eran OF the clvil war, formerly resi-
ded in Olympia, ana followed the oc-
cupatlon OF painter ana paper
hanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom .Anders and a
party of friends, went down to the
city park Tuesday evening. and
after spending several hours, par
taking of fine lunch. returned to
the city much pleased with their
brief outing
An uniuue spectacle OF wagon
load of household goods hanging in
n tree bv a roadside near this city,
one dav this week. on inquiry led to
the information that a wagon had
skidded" over a 20-foot embank-
ment and lodged in tree.
Sarah f.. Wright has asked the
County Commissioners that drain
ditch be excavated beginning at the
old Blue mill about two miles north
east of Little Rock to run in the op-
posite direction of the current of the
mill creek and drain 400 acres of land.
Tho c,o.o i n,,,;ro ..oood morevu
out of nenaltics beinp collected from
delinouent CORPORATIONS which neg
lected to nav their annual license
fee by June 3Oth. They now have
to nav in addition a penalty of
50 so. which brings in an income of
several hundred dollars daily, besides
the lawful fee.
Ar,bnr pom;roton hoe ;SSued hi.
Sivt;etb volume of tho Washington
law REPORTS. Owing to the rapid in
crease of orr laws in number and
bulk he NAV find it advisable to pre-
pare another complication to match
that of Frank Pierce of Seattle which
according TO repOrt will soon appear
on the market.
T y OShorro tho Socialist ora
tor ;c announced m snoak in Olvm-
n;a on tho I'm inst Mr.. Osborne
Notwithstanding his blindness, is
said to be a public speaker of con-
siderable force. He was in this citv
about six wears ago and delivered an
address in Eagles hall to large and
attentive audience.
The Snner;or Court Wednesday
:, tbo .oSa of Nov NJ N;Iler who on
;o;rnd Tho c;tv from nrocaad;ro With
wnrl, throno6 her nronertv in the
East Raw ayenua ;mnroyement dis.
solved the restraining order. Pend
ing the decision the contractors were
working on other parts of the ave-
nue. so no DELAY has resulted from the
petition.
Search i he;,o mad, for now
Grounds for the annual encamnment
nj The militia owing tn the fact that
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