The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-09-19
The primary held in the Kneeland

The primary held in the Kneeland
Hall on Tuesday afternoon was gener-
ally attended by the republicans, and
all parts of the precinct represented.
The following were elected delegates
to attend the County Convention to
be held in Shelton tomorrow, Satur-
day, afternoon: A. F. Metzger, w.
M. Maxwell, w. M. Beach, H. A. Pitt
man, c. S. Brumbaugh, Eli Robinson
and ]. H. Wamsley. M. s. Phillips Of
Union City was endorsed for chair
man of the County Central Commit
tee. Henry L. Alden was nominated
for the Office of Justice of the Peace
of Shelton precinct and S. c.. Cald-
well for constable. Both gentlemen
are good citizens of Shelton who have
lived here long time and are fully
alive to the interests of the people, and
both would make the best of officers.
Mr.. Alden is U. S. Deputy Marshal for
Mason County. There was also some
discussion as to the legality of COM
bining any two Offices, and of the
Southern Commissioner district, hav-
ing but one precinct.
LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION:
Short form warranty deeds and mortgages in
lots to suit, and the following blanks always in
stock: Special warranty and quit claim deeds,
option on real property, bond for deed, agree
ments for conveyance, landlord and tenant, ETC.,
release conveyance, satisfaction aud assign
ment of mortgages; building contracts, lease,
bonds, power of attorney, protests and notices,
mortgage notes and blank note books: final
proof blanks, receipt books, contracts and ear
nest money receipts for sale of realtestate. Also
a number of miscellaneous blanks. Legal
on larger lots. Mail orders with cash filed
ment BY the Editor, who is a Notary Public.
A meeting of the Republicans of
Shelton precinct was held in Kennedy's
building last Monday evening. in a
caucus to arrange for the Tuesday pri-
mary. An expression was made for
candidates for various county Offices
and also delegates to the county con-
vention. The following names we're
suggested for place on the ticket this
fall: III. A. Pittman, for Treasurer
George Vogtlin for Sheriff; c. S.
Brumbaugh, Supt. of Public Schools
c. M. Brooks for Representative; John
d. Dow for Assessor; VIM. Callow,
Commissioner southern district; II. l..
Alden, Justice; Henry Winsor, Com
missioner central district and Eli b.
Robinson for Auditor.
BEATTY's TOUR OF THE WORLD.
Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Beattv's Cele
brated Organs and Pianos, washington, new
Jersey, has returned home from an EXTENDED
tour of the world. Read his advertisements IL
this paper and sent for catalogue.
Edmund X. White has fig, orange
and chestnut trees, on his ranch seven
miles up the Sank valley, and several
select varieties of grapes. His tree
blackberry and evergreen blackberry
vines ar. immense.
DENTIsrEY:-B. r. Freeland has bought ID
Carlyons Dental Office In Olympia, and Is pre-
pared to do all kinds of Dental work at reason
able rates. Office in Rogers Photographic Gal
lery.
The Rodger Brothers, who are tour
ing with bicycles across the continen
from Plymouth Rock, Mass. were II
Eastern Washington last week on tn
way to Portland Oregon.
In connection with the Council pre-
,, &c dings read the resolution regarding
street improvements.
The Newspaper is the original an
suggestive name of . paper to be issue
3 at Pennington, the first n0mber OF Whic
appears this week.