The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-09-07
LIN Superior Court.

In Superior Court.
Court convened Tuesday, Sept. 4ta,
Judge Mason Irwin presiding, officers
and local bar present.
The following applicants for full
citizenship was examined and granted
admission: Samuel Braze1, James
Brazel, J. H. johnson, Alex Mar
shall, Geo Woodcock, Arthur 3.
Govey, W. H. johnson, Lee Jackson,
and Angus Mcdonald.
Mrs Vim. Crun1bey VS. D. c. Freder-
icks, and Wash. Southern Ry Co. VS.
J. E. Sigh, judgments rendered in
accordance with stipulations filed.
Combinations also signed in causes
212, 33S, and in 325, A Murdock VS.
Ernest Griffin, Judgment by de-
fau1t rendered.
State VS. W. E. Felix, assault, after
testimony and argument Court de-
cided no cause of action existed, de-
fendent discharged and costs taxed to
County.
Mary E. Scott Gilbert VS. W. r.
Knee1and, ct al, heard on demurrer to
amended complaint, demurrer over
ruled, with exception of Mrs J. E.
Doyle, deft.
Mason Mortgage Loan Co. VS. Shell
ton Southwestern Ry, petition for dis
charge of receiver, demurrer to petit
ton sustained by Court.
R. S. Owens VS. Thes J Fitzgerald,
foreclosure in default, decree render
ed by Court
]. A. Cole was over from Simpsons
camps last Sunday. He reports that
the camps on the Kau1i1che railroad
will be in full operation all winter,
new roads having been bui1t for the
work in wet weather Mr. Cole says
everything is very promising in the
lumber trade. About thirty of his
crew, with enc horse team and donkey
engine, have opened camp on Hart
stein Island, on school section 80, re-
Gently bought by Sol G. Simpson.
Geo. Cady Johnson. the popular
teacher of Lillewaup, announces him
self as d candidate for the Office of
School Superintendent. Mr.. johnson
has had fourteen years experience in
educational work, and has filled posi-
tons of oversight in institutions of
some note Several years spent in
this state has given him a knowledge
of our people and orr schools. He
takes pride in school work, and would
certainly make an efficient and pains
taking officer.
Donald Mckenzie is in from Capt.
Winsor's s, where he has been for about
two years. He is staying with Benz
Snider, his uncle, and attcndin G
school. The report of the death OF
his father, w. D. Mckenzie, last
spring, was unfounded. Mr.. McKen-
zie and one of the children are at
OsCeola, in King County, while the
others are with unc1es, on Mud Bay
and Ye1m prairie.
James Armstrong, who came from
! Shell Lake, Wis, partially destroyed
by fire, and W. G. Rex, from near
Hinkley, extrir1inated were acquainted
with many of the persons listed as
burned to death. And many persons
II this vicinity came from the bnrned
district.
The Racket Store has recently re
ceived additions to its general stock OF
goods, and notions. For Hats, Under
ware, shoes and general supplies fo1
ladies and children Mrs. Schlesene1
has the most complete stock, and a
regular racket prices
g. S. Freeburger has received word
from Mrs. Freeburger at Salem, Ore
gon, that his child was very sick, and
as the doctors advised its return tt
salt water, Stewart telegraphed Wed
nesday for their return home.
Marshall K. Smell, prominent Ia
coma lawyer, and John Holgate were
camped at Lake Isabel last week fish
ing They afterwards visited ths
Satsop and Skokomish rivers
Ella Leotta Swanton gave DramatiG
entertainments Friday and Saturday
evenings, to small audience so cents
Is too n1uch for a -tone-artist show,
but Miss SHanton's is an artist.
! H s. Bradford, grader on the Port
Blakely road. is at the Olympia Hos
pital with broken leg, cansed by ths
slipping of an iron bar while prying
mp track
Judge Mason Irwin WAS over from
i Montesanc Tuesday, and disposed o.
the motions and several other cases a
Issue before the regular October term
Frank Fredson, was up from Por-
B1ake1y Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs
NJ Frcdson, at Oakland, and the boys