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mi>li I ill •on wiiiem* »inl iH iiliirti
Mlvni|i|i i« tiinl In l>i !■ hi it kiil -1 \
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ttirinil 111 Mil « nmt In ln« Kitlirn
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fourth ami I.iklilli at rift >t ill run
tinui't
Tin' atrift uprinklvr ami n e wagnn
arr iinlit|f ntalilft (ni'tora ••( nm»l
10-allli.
Tlii' |iro|wr iilHri'rn thotlhl «rf In ll
Hint tlm gam* l«w> are nlrntly en
Inrritl
" Ijllnir" It till' «liililmi|i 111 ill the
linlir, 1.1-t liolanly Im' nthameil •if the
walrlnroril
Tin- IM'H atore mi the nirinr n(
fourth ami IVar ttrrela it rwrniti||
it* ahelv inK
I'riili'ttnr KnlUiitln i' in yet among
tin' miiming. i'i rliM|w ln> it waiting
lor tin* wagon.
A K'txl hammiM'k ami a goial I'l•• •
to hang it are anion |r tin- lutnrlea ol
_ Uie hot araaon
Traintl.rt are hioilly riigngitl hi
hauling atonii from the l.ig harge tr
the eourt Imuae
Timlier hut ln'i'ti hanhtl to tin
•pot lor a wall in Iront of Jmlgt
Henry'a resilience.
During I lie |iri'aent long mrllM ii
the title*, the larger (trainer* are leav
ing from Ismg wharf.
I*iw tele* ami long " runout*" an
'prevailing, lima giving l*ong wharf i
chance to »how ila utility.
Farmer* Jubilant. They are M-iliii|
hay in the city for fIN ami 120 |>ei
ton, according to i|ii*lity.
The higheat temperature of the aea
aon wna recorileil at the I' M. Higtia
office ycaterday, 0"i degree*
It i* *ai<l that aome of the pupil* o
Calethea College propoae giving l
la-ticfil for Mr*. Follanahee
The geologiciil survey ilitliculty it
notably a Uepuhlican light, ami ai
audi it ahouhl go fin record.
.The tlelegate* in attendance at tin
tiraint Nidge. A. O. I' W , in Victoria
It. <\. returneil laat Saturday
A nice aidewalk with hand railing
for |M*leatriau* will adorn either »idf
of the new Fourth *lreet draw
The Klk* ga\e a very enjoyable en
tertainment to their friend* ut Thr
Olvmpia, Wednesday evening
The Mikado will lie prcacntcd by Ht
John'* Choral Society, at Olvmpii
Theater, Augu*l 10th ami I lib.
The day* are a quarter of an lioui
aliorter than at their |onge*t limit ii
June Tim* it i* that time lliea.
The 11. A. It have chartered tin
Itaifey tiarert and will give an etcur
aion to Hteilai oom on August 3d.
Two wile *idewalki, have been coni
pleted down the grade lending to tie
depot of the Nortiiein I'acifle railfoail
Apple pie* are making their a|
|M-arance Fat* 11 with a g**«*l deal
of faith, no deleteriou* remit* wil
follow
the moonlight atcanor r*ciir*n*t
la*l Momlay evening wa* a |*>pula
athiif. more than I'm ticket* havln
l*een aold
W It M* K inrie, traveling auditor •
the I'nion I'aeitic Itailroad Co, pa****-
through t llviopi* on an official too
thi* week
Tlie lover of ornithology will d
wi II to atop into I»r Itlley • offi* ean
see hi* aplemlld collection of prepare
a|icrioicH*
Mr Hiri h. the •iiigoig evanfella
wa* to have finished hi* l«t>o|* U<
•light. Service# liy Mr Sharp at
■ till eon tinned in the Adam* aire*
lent
t giH.I haninnH'k. in a gi**l *tovd
on hard, a good leimre lime, and
g** M l tmok to rea>l are among lit
luiagiuarv |MM*ibllilie* of the (Ml*
|ie. .p|e
rtie demand f ir <onveuieiit famll
re«idrn< •-* ia glowing vtlvmpiaba*
go.«l Iilppl) ol store* lof the preaelC
and let prn|ierty owner* try the «ol
tage raeket
T N Ford ha* fei enllv ailded to hi
well known line ol | ire Inmram
• oln|HiUle* the Hun file Office id Ira
don, one of the olde*t and uiocl nha
f>le eompaiiie* in the world
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|f»i»rMM Ml «»f lit* fiwofil •«» M alia
\\ alia will ultima!* Iv mil iti In* ar
•|«iMal llM« tlitOß »■ • ••Main. Mr
Him 11. Ill* allttrilfV, »a i lot rig ttMMlrr*
mi tl»r niaiil|>uU(lMii of l*i*l ••** liiii
i alitir*
I jiUn l liaying I- wrll al*mg ainl
lit# ffo|» | if*» \• all al'MiMlanl our in
all n'larlt r« X llttlr in«trm Hum will
•»r lo tnaliirr llir gn*«« on
Im»Ilorn lamia Hrsrral liiiiitlrnl lon*
of iima liav liair nlfi'inly In m l»r« nglif
into llir iits for modal!i«tf i!i*• t• ami
*lii|iiiMiil
\ 1< >ll K i onteat'd liiml lit It* can# I"
IWWII tin' Mchnrider and
| faunlica tm« la-cn d#< nled HI latnr »l
lit# Wiaalard* Tln« i *•# intuited
llii> talidily of III# till# of Hi# \V<N«Uril
homcalead rnlillllTf »« *i II »< lll''
owuerahlp "f III# crti k |"i 11InK1nK into
Hi# hay IHI wen Ill# two claim"
K I' Dr..*n, M l», III# eminent #jr#
mil #ir n|irii*llit, nl New York I'ity,
linn drliniiliwl I" !"<al# on I'nget
Hotltlrl ll# <**" her# twenty tear" ago
Inr n Itrii'l |M'rl<"l, and lli#n Inihilied
enough "I |"i'a Weatem air to mali#
1111■ i anii'iiia, wlii'll lliu ll#l'l opened, I"
ih riipy II ll# will profmhly locate in
Hrattl#
Aa Hi# <l#< l«I< HI "I ll'# Miiprcrn#
, I'onrl in Hi# l>yl*rger '-an# will mil,
, iimlrr Hi# rul#«. !■# Iraii*niitl#'l In lli#
Miiperlor r«rtiH until dll day* from the
•lal# "I filing, •»# will not l># *#"• l<> lli#
| IVnilrnllnry ai on##, ami a* Ida al
tnrney, Mr Hn#ll, haa mail# applica
lion fur ii r#li#*riii|(. he '"ay no! go for
aom# liro#.
Tli# ennanrtatlv# n#w«|>#|i#r rra.l#r«
n( 11|vin|>11« roiiu'laiii I 101 l Hi# ilaili#a
' il#voli' 100 IIIIM'II apace to lli# r#|Hirl« of
1 , liaa# l ull tournament# and prt«# flghla
Hticli complainera might to know wli#n
' lliay ar# w#ll actted. Ila## liall ami
' |trli# light r#|iorl« now eonatitnl# Hi#
errant of lli# new* gleaned from lli#
' r|vili«#tl world.
Tli# ltom#al#a<l a|>|•!n aula on tli#
Walker ilonallon hat# concluded lo
aliamlon llieir liaim, ami will not ap
|a-al from Itegiatcr MilU'ai'lion r#j##l
IIIK their #nlry A deacriptinn of tli#
Iract haa lawn fouml on III# plat" of
, lli# local I•*nil office, ami Dial la
ikwtnal aiifH#l#nl anlialilnl# for lli#
Uiiaaing Held nolca
i Now tlial Hi# Northern I'aciflc Inn
i n#l umlcr Hetenth ia |ira#li#ally
llniali#<l. Ill# company ar# pulling
tliinga lo riglita 11|»HI Hi# alrccl. \
gmal many aii|#walka neccaaarily lorn
up have la-en r#pla##<t Willi mucli la-l
l#r work ami lli# alr##l la lieginning
to aaaiim# lla olil Urn# Ileal ami t»«l>
appcaraio# A gratel I rain ia now
ilaily running llirougli III# tunnel la*
' lw##li III# #aal ami weal aid## ol III#
city.
* Tli# energy ami diapeh Ii manlfe*t#d
|,y ih# aireet car couipaii) in lli# proa
' M illion ofllirir Wealatil# railroad wok
la already having a g>a«l •ih • I upon
i Hi# o-al ealal# inlereala in dial ipiar
r |#r of III# #|li No aimltcr will tin
H road U in operation than a |Hiatl|vi
IMHUII will l># inailguraleil II a Inial
I n#aa man can rnl# lor a nickel from
I| III# inleraei lion of Mnin ami Kourlli
. atrrata In any |aiiiil williin lli# city
II in 11 a li# can well afford lo maintain
it a anloirliau reaideli##, and llna lie will
• 1 IK «#ry likely I" do
| Theatre#! grwdcraon Wealanl# liatr
a noiel and «flee lie# wai lo load llieir
, wagona A pit ia dug and hrnlgeil
, oeer all eacepl a large hole in tlir
r middle 111 the an Ii The leautaler
, drue* liuraea under the hridg# leaving
h|a emplt wagon in Ih* pll direct Ii
under Ih# opening *IKIV# Then lln
* leania With ar rapera hriug earth ii|wari
' III# laklfr while Ih# horaea are ilrliri!
r aalrid# of the Inde At the prnja i
mwienieul Ihe ar ra|«#ra ar# oirrturneil
and Ihc coiiteiila (all through the Imlr
* into Ihe wagon Iwlow A wagon n
* (hue loaded in al«nil two minute#
flow tin M' hiatal A> i Woiaa.e
linll II r#|"Ola ltl«7l men anllle tail
, urea in Ihe Aral ha'f "» thia year
again*! .VJtnft for Ihe "line pa-rlrel II
|H|Hi Ih# lialillltie*. •'# '
third grcalrr The McKinlet a. I war
111 operation Ihl* tear lull not tin
lear pretiniia—• h /Vref
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mititi "ii .I* •"i 1111• .iii'l tnrrt nt t\
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lllm«i.| |lh t>ill i ntit.'iin* «l t\tra
11 • * v*• • t 11»# ttiMHini i»t ♦ITT ". in
•t i ling t'iM I "t ♦ »I• »r m iMim tin
lift.tiimlN r • i r *li|th II <||<m IH
•i n it ••• it t » tug i ImitHil tli.it tin
i • >9911 *lll \ •Inml'l llH\t* I'l.ltM'l tin
tlllll it" 9%|tl»'illt • \tf:» i
t'lll Mil** tillillU •*f• I* ft * | | • lit
\ hi in.iiit M.n» • *t«lt ri «l drawn t*»
\|i A I IIMIMhihI. f**r fiirm^li
i * ik;tit |*il« «hir*ir •*f « itv jail, fur
fit mi i.i • .1,, 1,, t "Knii'ii. •'< ii.it ni.
li, ii • i tinal |myiiirnt (nr
«... I. .i|| I "I u lull i ni nil. I
IC'it'., I Kim.mi ii 11| in, i.l lull i,i- till'
I mini il mill ii,i;ii| tli.it I street
In i.trmli'l ut niiii' I rum lht;i low
i.rnini" I'mirlli "In •'!, »ii it* lii r.'ii
• I. 1 , iiti|i,"Miiirnt« ulnii'li iiniili Imi ii-
In ml Mi Mi»rr "Iti r.sl it rrmilntn.ii
I li.it I'iik* t«t rii't I i 'l'l'i ifil inn Iy'r in Inl
If t"iffll» »trm-t In tlir m>rtli linr
••I I.'M hi inn . anil llint tin Slri'i t
, 'i.m.iiiM.iiiii i lii i. til it I••ni rll fin. ii
rm li -iili- ni mini .Iri'i 1 illrrc il rutm
tlirni.ttli tin |irn|n ,ty <•( Mr- lliini
|.ln#v, mlhi liim ttrniil.il tiy'lit ii( mn
Till 111. it I. (II •! I «M« 111 II >| it I'l I
.'iill.lillllli.il hi! kiln lilllril 1111 tin
,until r"I !■ limit a I "litrill I lit I l.ili
i rm in lur llif t;rmli.it; "I \\ i-1 nny; I < n
• liii I I ."in I'nlli I" 1111 r (li
Mi'n.n Mi'llrnl.irl il.nl Ml ki'U III'
■ mm iiiiiili.il, in ni ii Inrinrr in.i'lit ■>;,
in ii ilii|iiilt' in I" wliftlii-r nr imt tin
•iliiilI ,ii|t |ini|irrl* ,'*iin< ilmiriil lltc*
Ifrmlmtt ilniii' IIh 1 liillit Ihihiih' mi'
Witi.n Iliiil lir iln liir.il llinl lir liml
Ullcn tin iiilijii lilt <h il I ill It'll
limi, nml llii r.'liiri' lie ilhl iml " wniil
I" In 11 ill I 111 II llllltl will! llliy.l 111 Ills
III .«■ !• ii| I.i i-i in si .ill tlir I int.- ivlint
"iiflil In Is- .I.ill**
11... Mni". snt!t;i «l»il llml |>»'rmiiial
iti.'s mi ir mil ■ nnlrr.
Mi Mi Itinhii i mini llml Klrimitli
Mini i>ll., r sin i ti inittlit In In' tinisliril
U'lnr.' Illl.■ k rmilrai Is lur nrtv Murk.
lit.- in.>ll.,n In h't th.' niiitract Mas
liisl I'V tlir liilliiMllltt Villi' Avi'S,
rari ival, Hirk.-U ami Waril; imya, j
Kuril, M.irr, Mi ltratiii'i ami Mur|ihy. .
Tlih llnal nroiint <•( < 'imlrm lur,
\\ i lliiigiiHi lor I'M'urmluiK "I Kmirtli
*l rii'l. m I tun mi wliii'lt mus ilflrrrnl at
• |iri't|inis mn'lmtt. mus taki n tip fur
iimsitlrraliiMi.
I 'i ni in lliiin n Sii ki'ls ii|i|hisi'<l tlio hill
MKiiriiiisly, hitmilly iiilimaliitK tli.it
Ih.' hill mus mil " what it mi|{ht to hi ."
lir si.nl " Tli.ti' an- a K'sal many
lliimk* alsint llns hill that llit' I'ntint'il
is imt sMitri* ul ami llnil I want il In
knnM " lit- slal.il Ihttt he tlesir.il
Ih.' mnll.'r llmrmißlily intestigaUil |
belnre a vole m as taken nit the hill, ami
thai he liml laken mmie al.|ia to have
a little invealißalinit ill hia own of the .
anhjiiT \« » mrnilsr ol the Street
rnmmiltre, he wanteil further time to'
emtaiiler the hill, it hatiiiK Imen re-1
lerr.il to that enmitiillee.
Mr Mnrr, who hu<l reported from
(hi' committee on Account* iiml Cur
ri'iil K«|*'n*c* HI favor of allowing the
lilll, which amount* lo nearly $3,000,
moved |O discharge the Street com
mittee from 11* consideration anil to'
refer it to the Way* ami Mean* com
mittee The motion no earrieil.
Mr Koril asked Mr. Hickel* to en
lighten the Council n* to the irrigu
laritie* to which he hinl referrcil.
Mr. Hickel* replied " I have not
the leisure to tell you Jlial now."
" How long do you pro|*i*e to wait?"
impnred Mr. Ford, hut the hour of
commtinical ion wa* not ||*cd.
Mr Murphy moved that the Way*
and Mean* committee lie nuthori/.ed
to pump out of Mr Hickel* all he know*
alioiit the auhjeet and re|*irt at the !
neit meeting " I'he motion waa car-I
r»cd
Mr Hiekela protested Hguuiat undue ,
ha*to lie «iud that a Tacnma engi
neer ought to he secured to make
measurement* n| the work in i|ue*tioii ..
lie declar**! that ttie lull liad funic
l.elore the Council under very auspi
i ion* cireiini*taneea, the elaiin not 1
having lawn maile (or month* after,
the work wa* done, and that it via*,
only lately that the approval of the.
Cllv F.ligineer had lawn secured.
Mr Wellington, who wa* present,
protested against the insinuation* ol
the Ctniuciinian and in sister I that the j
aum ehnrgerl wa* due him ami ought
to la- paid
The matter will he revived at an
adjourned meeting to he held on
riiurmlay evening
J It Chaplin, I'residcnt and <ieneral
Managr-r of the Wc*tair|e K.iilway
Conipanv. addresned the following
coniuiiiiiieatioii t i the Council
til v VIM A, \\ »«II , July 21, I Hill.
I'.i lire Honorable Mayor aml City
Coi imll of the City of (>ly lupia—< it'll -
tlemcii We are eon*i<lcring proposi
llous from the rr pri st -illative* of the
various system* of elev trival crpiip
io*.nt* forstrii' railway*, and we de
sire to enter into a contract with one
• d lliciii to coni).lcte our road iiml
have it in running order within It)
• lav* from this date. In order to do
•<> we nm*t have tin grading done on
• Irani avenue, and Harrison avenue
from liran! avenue to tile west of Foot
aveiiui a* |*er the city'* contract with
Mr \\ .•• M lr II It Moreover, a |wt i t 101 l
wasihllv sighed llul preaelllevl to the
Council several nioatli* ago praying
that your honorable l*.*|y would take
the iieiisaarv »teps to secure the
grading ol Harrison avenue from FIMII
aveioii w«*t to the city limits, bill
nothing Ira* ** vet I.ecu done That
willl*. he. issarv la-fore we can com
plete ihe roa*l
\\> therefore n spei tfully reipieat
that all |»>**il |e ha*te he made, hc
• *IIS. *. greatly desire to complete
air i-.ad as st.iled ataive. I(r**|a-r t
fllll v *l|t*lll it tl*st,
M B<l*llO Itvll WAV CO.
I he |> Iter was referred to the Street
r omiiiiltee
I W It..tuns *n, Mr* Alice Hough
ton and Margaret I. Howard, liy their
ailorm v \t I \gm-w not I tie* I the
I'.aimillo replace the sidewalk run-
King north along the ea»t of Washing-
i i t. -r m tin • "rn> r • F"tirth.
!'• ■ rlll •-f I'd lin bk'ik 23, tile
•' ll l iving it w:i- alleged. IX.-
•i-nd -i i- walk wiili.mt p- rmis
-i--li "t mtln-rity
I < itv M.it-luil. --II 'oil Mb. in
ptir-ii.uie< of action l*\ the City
ril. -rn -1 let ice on the owners of
| '"pi rt\ il .-I' ting <>ii tbei .ist -ide of
W .i-l ii I" t\v- i n —I I 'ind and
I ,-tl t ..id -idi u.iik-. The reply
I dL \ M' XL'IUW I- .i l»i i\•• stated,
. ii!' I '"tr!, -barp eritieistn and Mr
- .I . • -t'd til it tie I 'ill At
t. I . . I , ; 1111-I Judge Robin-
Mr Mutj. fr. Mi a -|K-eial commit
t' • n•. V ' i'X itlon. n ported that the
• I "C Us ordiiiaiiee bail iieen carefully
. -.1111111• 'I l'\ tliet 'ity Vttoriiev, and
tti.it Mr liti li w,i- i>t tlie opinion that
it- i t vi-i ii- wi re -iillii'ient to enable
tie ' i'\ M.ir-hal eolb'et taxes on
1 M.ir-bal will, therefore, pi.,
i i i-l to i M ■ it.' the orditiauee.
\ ti -ol'ilioii i "iitiriiiing the asses--
tie ut t"i the grading of Oak street.
lr"tn ~ "tid to Front, in Hale's addi
tion. w ,i- ad- 'ptcd.
1 le -inn o' sii.sti.*> lit was lixed upon
i- tie- .iiii' nut of the as-cssnit'iit for
tin inipr".imi tit of lirawnc avenue,
frotn B.ulruad street to Aubert.
Tin < hii f"f the Eire Department
having prohibited the taking of water
troin hv-lrants for street sprinkling,for
the reason that such opening of hy
drants causes tlicm to leak, the Chief
wi« t.ilo uin ta-k for his order. He
stated Ins reasons to the Council, and
ri • ' iinini tilled that a stand pipe for fur
nishing water to street sprinklers he
placed ill some convenient point.
\ petition of Jefferson street prop
erty owners, asking that the grade of
tie street he raised two feet between
Fifth and Seventh, was referred to the
Street committee.
The < -niiii il granted a petition for
the extension of Jefferson street from
I nion to Eighteenth, and the City At
torm v wa- direeted to take the neccs
sarv action to open said street.
The building of a sidewalk and the
making of a gutter along the south
side ol Fourth street from Enstside to
the east line of lot 1, block .57, of
Swan's addition, was ordered.
I lie report of E. Mcßeynold*, police
justice, was referred to tlie committee
oil Veiolmts.
I'lie bond of William Diggius, the
Main street paving contractor, for
s2.7t't>. with A. Karqtihar and A. 11.
< IIIIIMIH IS AS sun ties, was approved.
At the Thursday evening's session,
<'oiini'ihiian Mi Bralney opened an at
tack on the City Engineer by suhmit
ing a resolution pn willing for bis remov
al trmn ntlice. Mr. Meliratney stated
that the manner in which the engi
neer had been establishing grades
without consulting the Council or til
ing profiles, was sufficient cause for
bis retuoval.
Nn one rose in defense of Mr. Tillot.
sun, but City Attorney Kitoh was asked
if the Council could summarily remove
the Engineer. Mr. Fitch replied that
that officer simply held bis position ut
(lie pleasure of the Council.
Mayor llorr suggested that as a
mailer of courtesy the resolution he
iiiodilied so as to simply ask the Engi
neer (or Ins resignation.
Mr Meliratney said lie had been in
formed that Tillotson had been asked
to resign.
The Mayor expressed the opinion
that no such request had been made,
and stated bis belief that no appointed
officer would care to hold a position
alter he had been asked to step out.
In accordance with suggestions
made, Mr. Meliratney withdrew his
resolution untl offered the following
substitute:
Jfrxo/trif, That the City Engineer lie
requested to send in his resignation as
soon as convenient for him to settle
business now in his hands.
By general consent action on the
resolution was deferred until next
Tuesday evening.
City Attorney Fitch submitted a
carefully drawn ordinance providing
for the calling of a special election for
the purpose of submitting to the legal
voters of the city the question : "Shall
the city of Olympia for municipal pur
imsca borrow money in the sum of
S2HO.<*K) and issue its negotiable bonds
therefor?" August 17th was fixed
upon as the date of the election, and
|Hi|hng places and election ollicers
designated as follows:
First Ward—At Columbia ball. In
spector, A. 11. Chambers; Judges,
George A. Barnes, S. C. Woodruff.
Second Ward—At Union street
sehoolbouae. Inspector, W. F. Kcady;
Judges, Glaf Friseh, J. M. Lantmon.
Third Ward—At Washington school
house. Inspector, R. H. Eansdale;
Judges, S. I'. Wyinan, J. R. I'attison.
Mr. Marr favored an amendment ol
the ordinance, providing that the
question of setting apart $75,000 for
sewer system purposes he submitted
separately. It being thought that
such a division of the question might
create a legal complication, it was de
cided to submit the proposition as
stated aliove. It was practically
agreed, however, that the Council
would pledge the voters to set aside
$.50,000 or $75,000 for the construction
of a sewer system.
'1 lie ordinance was read twice and
referred to the Committee on Ac
counts and Current Expenses, and
power conferred on the committee to
employ an assistant to the City Attor
ney to act with Mr. Fitch in matters
relating to the election. Judge B. F.
Dcnnison was suggested for the place.
The ordinance providing for a
change of grade on Franklin street
from the south side of Third street to
Maple Park avenue came up on a
third reading with a favorable report
from tlic street committee.
Mr. Meliratney attacked the ordi
nance vigorously, pointing out defects,
ami opposing the proposed change.
Mr. Sickels indignantly declared
that he was tired of the opposition of
lus colleague to measures affecting
their ward. He said he was "begin
ning to get hot," and advised Mr. Mc-
ISratncv to lie less contrary hereafter.
The latter questioned tlie power of
Mr. Sickels to establish grades, anil de
clared tli.it he would act independent
ly. regardless of Mr. nickels' feelings.
The war feeling ran high for a time,
hut the belligerents cooled off, and ac
tion on the ordinance was deferred un
til next Tuesday evening.
Two sisters of Providence Academy
appeared la'fore the Council and repre
sented that the grading of Columbia
-treet, if persisted in, would under
mine the convent, and that the build
ing could not be removed 111 time for
the opening of the academy. They
linked that the completion of the
street be deferred until next year, or
at least that grade the width to be
used for sidewalk purposes be not
graded. The matter was referred to
the Street Committee with power to
leave sutlieient earth ungraded to sus
tain the content walls.
The |ictiiioii of Jefferson street
property owners, for a change of grade
on that street between Fifth and
Seventh was adversely reported on by
the Street Committee, on the ground
that the change would necessitate a
change also on Sixth, and that the
extra expense caused by the changes
on both streets would amount to
many hundred dollars.
Contractor Diggins asked that as
bis contract named July 20 as the
date of commencing work, and stipu
la ted that the pavement should be
completed within 20 days from July
17, and as no grade stakes had been
set to enable him to begin operations,
lie desired an extension of time so as
to give him 'JO days after the setting of
the stakes in which to complete the
work. His request was granted.
Father Charles Claesscns.by Francis
Henry, protested against the laying of
a sewer leading from I'nion street to
property owned by him. the south half
"f block lift, in Swan— addition, for the
purpose of emptying the contents of
such .-ewer thereon, as he intends to
till in the property and erect a building
upon it. He asked that the sewer be
removed. The petition was referred to
the sewer committee.
Warrants were ordered drawn in fa
vor of |. I.ihermau as follows: For
work on I'entral street, t1,710 47 , for
work on Fourth. $1,290.
li. 1!. Mri'aii-land asked permission
to grade Sixth street in front of lot 3,
tdoek lis, Swan's addition. The peti
tion was referred to the Street commit
tee.
I*. Dolati and Mary J. Dolan peti
tioned the council to erect a bulkhead
in front of their property, at the corner
of Main and Thirteenth streets, to pre
vent the street from caving in. The
matter .was referred to the City Attor
ney.
Appolonia Hoffman presented a
claim of .$113,110 for damages to lots 11,
7 and S. block 28, Swan's addition, by
the grading of Fourth street. The
claim was referred to the City Attor
ney.
T. C. Van Epps and others petitioned
for the placing of an additional hydrant
on Fourth street, between Jefferson
and l'lttm. Referred to the committee
on Fire, Light and Water.
A petition of A. D. Whitney A Son
for permission to more their stable to
the vicinity of the baseball grounds
was granted.
J. C. Ratlihun, M. L. Adams, James
A. liriffey and A. B. Livesey asked to
have a pool of water in Pattison's addi
tion, Third ward, drained. Referred
to the committee on Sewers.
The Ways and Means committee
asked that the time for investigating
the Wellington hill be extended until
next Tuesday evening, and the request
was granted.
The City Engineer was directed to
survey Jefferson street from I'nion to
Eighteenth, and to tile plat and field
notes with the city clerk, with a view
to opening said street.
An ordinance was passed establish
ing the grade of Fourth street from
Columbia across the bridge to the Port
Towitsend Southern track.
Real Estate Transfers.
Robert Kiiwson to Julia Rawson.lots
1 and 2, blk 114, Charles K. Williams'
add and other prop; $6,000.
James Mel. Wood, trustee to Etta
B. Ritchie, lot 7, Williams' Capital add ;
$1,845.
J. J. Mutli to G. L. Chase et ux, lot
13, blk 43. Woodruff's add; $l,lOO.
11. 14. Hovey to John I'. llovey, lot
1, and se qr of lie qr, and e lif of se or,
see 0, tp 15, 2 e; SI,OOO.
Samuel C. Woodruff to J.J. Mutli,
lot 23, ldk 13, Woodruff's add; $215.
United States to Katharine L. Hovey,
lot I, and se qr of ne qr, and e hf of
se qr, sec G, tp 15 n, r 2 e.
United States to John K. Kindred,
whf of sec 17, tJ i 17 n, r2 w, 320 acres.
S. C. Woodruff to M. A. Root, lots
18, 114, 20, block 45 Woodruffs addi
tion; $2,000.
Konrad Schneider et ux to Frank
Voting, lots 1, 2, block 3. Harbor View
addition; $350.
Home Loan A Investment Co. to E.
I'. Smith, lot 20, block 11, Home addi
tion; SIOO.
E. N. Sargent et ux to Lena J. Mol
denhauer, 7J acres in ne qr see 4, tp
15,3 west; $2lO.
N. I*. It. R. Co. to A. J. Johnson, w
i ne qr, sec 17, tp 17 n, 3 w, 80 acres;
S3BO.
W. E. Scbree to Tullef Rogner, lots
1, 2, block 7, Sebree's addition; $350.
A. S. Gullihcr to W.JU. Pierce, lots
15 to 30 inclusive, block 5, Gallihcr's
addition; SSOO.
United States to John Dickson, lots
1, 2, 3 and 4, sec 20, tp It! n, r 2 e; 136
acres; patent.
Samuel C. Woodruff to W. L. Clark,
lots and blocks in Gate City; sl.
Jnlia C. Flemming to Samuel James,
lota 0 and 7, block 56, and lot 10, block
22, and lot 4, block, 4, Rochester;
SIOO.
Isaac F. Austin et ux to Fannie W,
Austin, land in sec 17, tp 17 n, r 2 w.
SSOO.
E. M. Bilvea et ux to J. E. Humph
ries, lots 1 to 7 inclusive, ldk 7, Ma
cliay's add, SIOO.
I. S. Moulthrop to A. H. Christo
pher, 8W qr lot 14, ldk 68, and lot 7,
ldk 3, Henderson A Lybarger's sub-di
vision. $1,500.
T. I. McKenny et ux to Emil Mors
hieli, land in sec 12, tp 15 n, r 2 w.
$750.
Mary J. Quincy to J. IL Chaplin,
land in sec 31, tp 18 n, r 1 w, $1,020.
F. F. Williamson et ux to J. R.
Chaplin, 5 acres see 33, tp 19 n, r 2 w.
Uuited States to John S. Neweomb,
se qr sec 20, tp 17 n, r 3 w, 160 acres,
S4OO.
John S. Neweomb to Warren Riley,
se qr sec 20. tp 17 n. r 3 w, 160 acres.
Julia C. Flamming to Alice E. Nye,
lot 1, block 9, lots 2, 7, block 8, and
oilier lots in Rochester, $l5O.
Piimelia C. Hale to R. Rawson, lots :
1, 2,7, block 18, Hale's atltlition, sp;il)0. j
Julia C. Flemming to E. P. Saw tell,!
lot 10, block 7, town of Rochester; S4O.
Julia C Flemming to Lizzie A. Saw
tell, lot 1, block 56, lot 1, block 4,
town of Rochester; $26.
Julia C. Flemming to E. P. Saw tell,
lot 1, block 3, town of Rochester; sl. i
William Cullen et ux to Warren
Riley, lots 10, 20, block 2, Cullen's atl
tlition ; $675.
Joshua Thayer to Warren J. Riley,
1J acres in C. H. Hale's 1). C.; $531. |
" Alabama's" season at Hooley's
Theater, Chicago, has been both a great
tinancial ami artistic success. For |
three weeks the theater has been crowd- j
ed at every performance, and on several
occasions the orchestra has been forced
under the stage. Mr. Thomas has
scored a decided success and his head
measurement appears to he just the
same as ever, despite the compli
ments heaped upon him afid the ap
plause antl dollars showered upon his
pretty play. Edward Freibergc-r, a
well-known local newspaper man and
clever poet, saw " Alabama" and then
sent Mr. Thomas the following hit of
pretty verse, which " Uncle Dick'
Ilooley saw and ordered printed in the
house programme, just beneath the
cast;
ALABAMA.
To Augustus Thomas, Esq.
Oh Alabama, pride of prone aud rhyme,
Fair women and true men thy worth disclose.
An love doth kins the air wheie blows the rose.
.So beauty blossoms amid thy Southern clime.
The air in rich with poesy sublime.
And esneord binds the hearts that long were
foes
When hungry war in all its passions rose,
To knee! agalu before the Peace of Time,
The eaunon's mouth in now the songster's uc6t;
Its voice is hushed, its victory complete.
Now calm content lies tranquil on the land,
While poet thine, with tears and laughter
blessed,
Thy love proclaims in aeceuts soft aud sweet.
And we glad lisi'uers bend aud kiss his hand.
The professional jieople who have
seen Alabama are nightly struck by the
play and the splendid work of the per
fect company interpreting it.— New
York Dramatic Newt, June 7.
MOWING Machines repaired. Horse
shoeing and General Blacksmithing
done at C. F. BURNELL'S,
j5-2m Turn water.
For the latest styles in spring Der
by's and so t hats go to Brown <sr Fer
riss.
A Curt* For Sick llcndnchc.
The distressing complaint is due to
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the stomach and disturbs the nervous
system, causes dizziness and an op
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so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep.
One of l>r. Gunn's Improved Liver
l'ills will relieve you of all the pain
and misery and a few more doses will
correct the liver and stomach and
regulate the liowels. While these pills
are small, easily taken, and nuld anil
gentle in their action there is no medi
cine made that will so effectually cure
sick headache. 25 cents a box. Sold
by Marr it lioss.
■i • • »
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Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield
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which acts directly on the parts affect
ed, absorbs tumors, allays itching and
effects a permanent cure. 50e. Drug
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—— « » » ■
MANY years' practice has given C. A.
Snow it Co., solicitors of patents at
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classes of inventions. They secure
many patents that had been previous
ly rejected. Their advertisement in
another column will be of interest to
inventors, patentees, manufacturers,
and all who have to do with patents.
FARMERS' IMPLEMENTS. —Any one.
wanting to purchase McCormack mow-:
ers or binding machines will do well to
consult Frank T. McNitt, of Centralist, I
Wash., as he holds the agency for this
section of Territory for same. He also ]
sells Bering binders and mowers, bind
er twine, farm implements, etc.
3-t. FRANK T. MCNITT.
Only One In the I • S.
Out of 1.357 cough syrups manufac
tured in the U. 8., but one has lieen
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and that is the California Positive and
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the best on earth for coughs, cold croup,
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Worse than Leprosy,
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Ross It also cures neuralgia, rheuma
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pain. Try it and tell your neighbor
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OLYMPIA THEATER.
JOHN HtliFH MURPHY, • • Manaoen AND PNOPfUI TON.
Oram at to Kvent of the Season!
TUESDAY EVENING, JUL! 28.
Tlila cxtraortlinary engagement positively limit
ed to one performance.
Miner K. Vance'V great realistic railroad comedy -
drama
The Limited Mail
Positively and undisputably the most stupen
dous ami wonderful produetijn of this
reulistic The magnificent
and marvelous
■ SCENIC AND MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
Ri'<iuiring two specially deigned private car*
for Us transportation.
A great star east. Superb and entrancing music.
Sparkling dialogue.
The flight o( the Limited Mail,
(inn The thrilling wreck scene.
\H H The awe iu plrlng electrical effects
111 LL L The realistic aaw mill episode.
The marvelous telegraph scene.
Full of sensstional features. Crowded with ex
citing incidents. Overflowing with
sturtling surprises.
And withal, ss full of fun. pure, unadulterated
fun, as the toothsome shsd Is of bones.
I Tickets st usutl rates, for sale at Van Epps'.
T. N. FORD,
INSURANCE AGENT
I
! Notary Public and Conveyancer.
Office In the Old Caandl Chamber. City
Hall, Fourth Street.
I
i Agent for the following well known and relia
ble insurance companies:
The Pheiiix, of Brooklyn,
I The Guardian, of Loudon,
The I'olnnibia, of Portland,
The Ainerie&n, of Philadelphia,
The Northwest, of Portland.
I Accounts adjusted ami settlements made on
short notice. One of the best collectots in the
city of Olympla always at command. Satisfac
tion guaranteed In all cases.
July If
County Road Notice.
: 'CHE undersigned, Principal Petitioner, re'
| 1 aiding in the vlciulty through which the
following described proposed road will run,
{ hereby til VE NOTICE to all persons concerned,
that (on August :t, 1891, at 2 o'clock c. a. at the
next term of the Hoard of County Commission
ers of Thnrston county, I will petition said
Hoard for a 60 foot County lioad It: said County
haviug its points of hegiunlng and termination.'
course and intermediate points, as follows:
Comineuciug iu the no.theast quarter of sec
tion thirteen, township eighteen north, range
three west, at a poiut where the present couuty
j road makes the lirst turn south, after crossing
Prairie Creek, and east of said Prairie Creelt;
thence in a northeasterly direction across Eld's
Inlet, to or near to the northeast corner of said
Section Thirteen; thenee east, along the section
i line lietween Sections Seven, Eight anil Nine,
i on the one aide, and Sections Sixteen, Seven-
I teen ami Eighteen, on the other side, and nit in
Township Eighteen North, in Kange Two West,
to the northeast corner of the northwest ipiar
! ter of said Section Sixteen; thenee south, to a
I point opposite the present western terminus of
Harrison Avenue, in Woodruffs Addition to the
I city of Olympla; thenee eaat to the present
i western terminus of Nald Harrison Avenue, and
! all in Thurston county, Washington, and ending
I at the present western terminus of said Uarri
son Avenue. HENRY MALLORY,
Principal Petitioner.
July 17,1891, »
HONG HAI & CO.,
DEALERS IN
1 Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Forty cans of FIRE CRACKERS .just,
I received and lor sale at wholesale.
| Fifth street. lietween Main ttnd Columbia
j Olympla, Waah. diU-tf
DR.WM. A. NEWELL,
1
l. S. Examining Surgeon for Pensions, k,
u u
(I If ICE rooms, 2 and 3, Israel Uiilldlug,
IY / Fourth street.
Residence at corner of Main ami Twelfth
streets.
At office, morniug. noon and evening and Sat
| unlays. jia-3m
J JAS. E. BLACKWELL, R. L. ROBERTSON
Architect, formerly of Super
; vising Architect's Office, Waeb-
I ington. D.U.
'ROBERTSON A BLACKWELL,
A KCHI'IECI ft.
Rooma 14 aud 15, Wright Hl'k, Tacoma, Wash
Jan. 23,1891.
REoi>KiSri]sra!
THE
Metropolitan Restaurant
"It TILL be reopened on Thursday, July 2d, at
»\ the corner of Third and Washington
1 streets. Everything flrst-clsss, Regular meals
( 25 cents.
I July 3,1891. ml
Thirst unci Grrea test ! + *
AT OLYMPIA.
On Wednesday, August 12th.
SELLSBROTHERS 7
ENORMOUS ALL-UNITED
"CSHOWS.3-
Regal Roman Hippodrome, Wild Moorish Car
avan, Spectacular Pilgrimage to Mecca.
Greatest Triple Circuses on Earth, Only
Five Continent Menagerie, Huge
Tropical Aquarium, Aviary, Olym*
ian Festival, and Arabian
Nights' Entertainment.
TRANSCENOENT FEATS AND LIVING FEATURES I
Nowhere else exhibited, and each alone amply repaying the One Price of
Admission to a Thousand Allied Wonders.
Astounding Paradoxes of Various Species! Whole Arenas of Performing Beast*.
Birds and Tremendous Amphibia! Only Colossal Amphitheatre! Three Cir
cus Rings! Double Elevated Stage! "Thrilling High Air Novelties! Gro
tesque CaruivaL! All kinds of Coliseum Wild Beast and Classic Races!
rs- — -All the Mont Illustrious Artists suit Most
7tij'.'-t7 Brilliant Acts ! Wuoitroui Msmmoths sad t'rrs
A/iff'«*tores That Do Everything llut Talk! opulent
I and Romantic oriental Pageant' Weird Ha
bftric Performance ! Kiflo Hporta and
Faatimea for the little Folk*- sumptuous IN a
play 8 for the Lad leg ! Prod Sen nation • an«t
Mr| Hilarity for Air
PVDCMC THE great
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