Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-03-31
ROUND The COUNTY
Fresh Pick-Ups From the County
News DisSeminatorS.
SKELETON FOUND ON BEACH
A Remarkable Cargo Shipped From
Hoquiam-Horrible State of
County Roads-Squibs.


Nineteen applicants made final proof
before County Clerk Sutton this month.
The foundations are laid for the re-
building of Lewis & Cooks sash factory
at Ocosta.
Charlie Bryant caught large sea bass
at Wynooche last week weighing $50
ounds.-Democrat.
Mrs. w. B. Mack and Miss Ada Sar-
gent, of Aberdeen, were the guests of
Mrs. M. p Trask this week. Vidette.
The Cosmopolis mill is running on full
time and has only stopped two days for
repairs since beginning on the first OF the
year.
The Northern Pacific Railroad company
has filed protest against laying out
county roads across their lands in this
county.
J. 7. NJ. Stoneroad, late of the Hoquiam
Tribune, is getting out descriptive and
advertising pamphlet for the town OF
Everett.
w. d. Mack. OF Hoquiam, has started
his logging camp one and one-half miles
across the river from Porter, and our
ferryman wears broad grin in conse-
uence.-Democrat.
The Washingtonian is authority for the
statement that George Fl. Emerson will
be candidate for delegate to the National
Republican Convention.
The state crop bulletin says of Chehalis
county: Clondy and rainy weather de-
iayed early crops; grass and grain crops
growing nicely; more sun and warm
weather needed for potatoes and fruit.
William Grover, who was arrested in
Aberdeen about three weeks ago for burg
larry, was sentenced by the district court
last week to six months in the peniten-
tiary.
w. Valentine returned from the WISH
kah river last week where he had been
trout fishing, and reports having caught
twenty eight dozen trout in three days.
Vidette.
Alex. Poison will not engage here in
the logging business this season. He may
take contract for that business near Mt.
Shasta, in California, among the sugar
acknowledgements.
Daniel Gillies is building a logging
camp on the south side of the Chehalis
river. at Elbow rifle where he has Sc
cured half-section ofrailroad land which
he will log this season.-Chronicle.
G. H. Bryant and Roy Magill have re-
turned from the Mox Chuck where they
have been fishing for sturgeon; they
brought up two large sturgeon which
averaged seventy-fve pounds each.-vi-
dette.
A piece OF glassNabout a quarter of an
inch wide and one inch long was taken
from the foot of Wally, son of Phillip
Kellerman, this week after being there
unknown for about two months .-Elma
Chronicle.
DIR. John South, chairman of4he Re-
publican county central committee, has
appointed the following gentlemen mem
bers of the executive committee: ]. M.
Gilbert, Grays Harbor; F. L. Remer,
Elma; J. A. Hood, Aberdeen; $. w.
Smith, Cosmopois.
Arrangements have been made for a
quarter of mile dash, for purse Of $500
on the Fair Associations track Saturday,
April 2, 1892. The entries are Little
Maud, by George Williams, and Little
hin, by Wilson Bros.-Chronicle.
Manager Hamer will erect on Peterson's
point, at Westpvrt, hotel, pavilion and
restaurant which he will run through the
summer in connection with the Hoquiam
and here's hoping he will succeed in
keeping both full for long summers sea-
son, and he will do it if any one cam
Washingtonian.
Schooner Volunteer sailed out yester-
day with probably. the finest cargo of
lumber ever shipped from Grays harbor.
She carried the timber for the new
dredger now building at San Francisco,
including one piece ITO feet in length !;
ewenty-one OF So-foot length, and the
bulk OF the large cargo was over 40 feet
in length. In the lot was included the
two round-shaped sticks each 90 feet in
length and / 4 feet Observation-Disclosures
ian.
Linn, Bridges & McKinlay is the name
OF new law frm-which has offices in
this city and Aberdeen. The first two