Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-20
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| MAKE ME AN orFER-On lots 8 and 4
Sec. 7-2O-1O, lots and 2, and NeI Of
NwN Sec. 1S-2O-1O. Will sell above
property for any reasonable price offered,
l also have choice residence property for
sale. WV. ANsTIE. 14-2t
w. e. Miller, the wholesale paper
salesman, was in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Miller travelled ten years for the H. N.
Richmond Paper Co., but is now with
the American Paper Co., of Seattle, in
which company he has secured an
interest.
A telegram was received by the Aber-
deem Lumber 4 Single Co., yesterday,
announcing that the steamer Coquille
River, bound from San Francisco to
Aberdeen, had been caught in the storm
and tOwed into Seattle with broken
propeller.
The Daily Bulletin was in error in an
nouncing the sale of the Olympia saloon
property. Sol. Coleman, of Seattle,
talked as if he would buy the place and
then went to Olympia and endeavored
to lease it from the Capital Brewing Co.,
but without success.
The Wilson mill is closed down by
reason of the failure of overdue vessels
with lumber. Several schooners are
considerable time overdue, the A. B.
johnson being now nearly four weeks
out from San Francisco.
r. w. Bryan killed 300-pound bear
last Thursday, while hunting on the
Wishkah river, about three miles above
the city, after bruin and Bob's dog had
a hard tussle. The fur on the animal
was fine, and Mr.. Bryan will have the
skin tanned and made into rug.
Louis Larsen, the sailor who died from
knife wounds inflicted by Thomas Rus
sell on the 4th inst, was buried Sunday
from the undertaking parlors of Boards
ley Bros. The funeral was under the
auspices OF the Sailors Union, and was
attended by nearly 100 members and
their friends.
The supreme court has decided that
the statute, enacted by the last session
of the legislature, that provided that all
actions begun in justices courts must be
brought in the justice court of the pre-
cinct in which one or more OF the defend
ants reside, does not apply to criminal
cases.
The contract for the planking of Market
street was awarded to J. II. langville by
the city council, Saturday night, by in
advertence. When examined, the bid of
X. S. Jackson is found to be about II
cents lineal foot lower, and at it's next
meeting the council will probably award
the contract to the latter.
Oliver ]. Olson, owner of the schooner
of that name recently built at the
Lindstrom shipyard, is in the city, and
will probably let contracts for several
more vessels to Mr.. Lindstrom before he
returns to San Francisco. Aberdeen
shipyards are gaining an enviable repu-
tation for turning out first class work.
The second concert of the Citizens
band, in the Acme opera house, Sunday
evening, did not meet with the financial
success the really fine entertainment
deserved, owing to the inclemency OF
the weather, but those in attendance
were amply prepaid for Drawing the
storm. The music by the band was
excellent, the strangers present being
surprised to hear such band music in
city no larger than Aberdeen. The sing
ing by Messrs. Firth and Muehlner, and
the quartet, as we'll as w. p. Burt, the
entertainer, were particularly well re-
ccived, and met with hearty encores.
The band will give its next concert on
Sunday evening, January $.