Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-01-30
PAGE FIVE.


Union Mills Company and prom :, al
resident OF Tacoma. who was arrested
recently by County Game Warden
James Fennall on a charge of dump
ing sawdust into Long lake, an offense
against the ate same laws, will have
a hearing before Justice of the Peao
Walter Cros-y Saturday.
c. Il. KelLauef of Tenino, who wH
. arrested by Deputy Sheriff Clifford last
week on a Charge Of assault preferred
by Charles Van Tine, was fined s2s
and S4125 costs after hearing be
fore justice of the Peace Walter
Crosby, Tue 3day. The trouble be-
tween the II i slg over the storing
of some pots oes.
Petitions tor two new county rOab
were filed V tn the county com niS-
sioners this week, one asking for q
road about I. half mile long, starring
! from the So, III Fay road and running
east along t g north line of the Berry
Farms add io., and the other start
ing on the south eide Of the railroad
crossing at ac. and running east
along the soila side of the railroad
past Union ills, TO connect with the
county road in section %.
| Athletics ard credits to be allowea
for various kinds of home and outsids
work were discussed at the meeting Of
the Thurstcl County Principals Az
ISOLATION at the Tenino schools last
Saturday, vhen addresses were madf
by Principals c. Lee Martin of Te-
nino, S. +. Calvert and N. j. Aiken
of Olympia, G. r. Scobey of Yelm and
C. E. Beach, superintendent Of tina
Olympia SCI coils.
After irvt stigating the depot situ2
ton at Rochester, Frank r. Spinning
of the pub, service commission be
leves that c union depot could be COD
structed that would be far more CON
venient to the residents of that viclD
ity and would cost but little, as the
Milwaukee anG Northern PACING
tracks are parallel quently be
has taken me matter up with the
railroad companies and 1t is likely
that the commission will order thf
construction Of q union depot there
The hearing on the revised petition
for the estas ishment of the herd Law
in q portion Of the Hays district hNs
been set for February % by the couA-
ty commissioners. No protests have
yet been received, though some are
! expected. The commissioners recently
refused to establish the law in the en-
tire Hays district, but the portion
upon which the petition now pending
applies is said to be entirely fenced
land and those who are keeping tab
on the situation are OF the opinion
that the Law will be established there
The county commissioners at their
meeting Monday indefinitely post
poned the proposed sale of the county
courthouse, which fell through JAM
ary IL and was up for consideration
again this week, so that unless some
thing interyenes it is believed the
project he's been dropped entirely
Whether the commissioners VIII pre-
coed to repair the present building 81
cost of about $4,000, in accordance
with plans under consideration last
summer and fall, is also undetermined
officially.
Thirteen of those who took the
eighth grade examinations recently
were awarded diplomas this week By
County Superintendent l.. A. Kibbe-
the lucky cnes being Kenneth Bald
win, Constance Stephens, Earn
Stephens ard Ross Rutledge Of Little
Rock; Dolly Stilton of Gibson; Nor
man O'Ha;e Of Snyder's Prairie:
Grace Polin'an ard Carl Anderson OF
Tenino: Ernest Taylor, Edith Pear
son and Lloyd Miller of Rochester,
Katie Owens of Tono, and Charles
| Farmhouse Of Hubbard. Quite num-
Der of others successfully passed the
examinations in particular subjects
and will be relieved of taking these
over again in subsequent examina-
/ tons.