The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-09-14
IN Superior Court.
Shelton. Sent 18th 1ean.

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Shelton, Sept 18th 1900.
| Superior Court in Session Wedues
day Sept 18th 1900. Hon Charles w,
Hodgdon Judge. presiding.
| Margaret Hammond admitted te
citizenship.
In the matter Estate E. c. Bemis
decd. Ordered that administrators
Sale be had of Nw4 Sect TIP % r.
West.
Mary A McCormick PIfT VS. Harry S
Mccormick Deft. Decree of Divorce
granted plaintiff.
In the matter Estate John Howcraft
decd, Final report approved, admins
traitor discharged,
Bradley aud MetcaIf Co Piff VS. Har-
ry Dean ct al Defts. Demurrers to
complaint and answer overruled, Plff
given ten days to reply
Henry Brandt, P1f VS. Fred e Buhr-
mann ct al Defts. Decree of Fore
closure entered
In the matter Estate Susie ]. Short
er. decd. ]. F. Riley, W. K. Lott and
c. ]. Pritchard appointed appraisers.
John Lloyd, Pifi. VS.. Mary Lloyd,
Defn't Decree of divorce granted plan
tiff.
Fenton C. Spencer, PIf. vs.. B. Viii
ley ct. al. DTS. Testimony taken and
at Counsels request, cause continued,
pending fling of briefs.
W. D. Baldwin Plff. J. H. Deer ct. al
Defdts. continued to Oct. 10th, plaintiffs
request.
o. C. HANSON. Clerk.
Hon. J.. M. Frink, the Republican
candidate for governor; ]. H. Shivley,
chairman of the state. COMMITTEES, and
H. r. Atwood, Chicago speaker Of
note, will address the people of Mason
County at Kneeland's Hall Saturday
evening, Sept 18th. Mr.. Frink is
substantial citizen, owner of the Wash
ington Iron Works at Seattle, which
supplies the donkey engines used in
our logging camps. As the campaign
will be short, this will likely be the on
1y opportunity TO hear Mr.. Friuk, aud
all should make an extra effort to attend
the meeting. Messrs Shive1y aud At
wood are splendid speakers.
A later message from chairman
SchIve!y announces that ]. D. Akin
son, the Republican candidate for
state auditor, will also be present at
the meeting next Saturday evening.
The evergreen blackberry bears an
enormous crop in this section, and the
following from the Elna Chronicle
may give hint as to its future use:
IAN experienced wine maker who was
| in this section recently, stated that in
his opinion the evergreen blackberry
| of Washington could be made one of
| the greatest wine producers of the
world, and for that purpose cannot be
beaten by any fruit known. IF this
mans predictions are true, whether
desirable or not many years will
e1apse before every hill and valley IN
this part of the state will be teening
with people whose ambition will be to
raise the evergreen blackberry for the
wine Makers
| FooD AND SLEEP are necessary to life
and health. If You can't eat or sleep,
take Hoods Sarsaparilla It creates d
good appetite, cures indigestion and
dyspepsia, ouercomes nervousness and
gives sweet, restfull sleep.
DIR. Beach has received several new
appliances for use in surgical oper-
atoms and general practice, and DR.
Wells is also adding instruments and
I appliances so that they are now very
well equipped to perform any operat-
ion to be met with their practice
What is neededis hospital conyen1en-
ces here in Shelton where the sick or
injured could receive prompt attention
and the sum of one dollar a month,
which is now deducted from the wages
of every logger in this vicinity, would
/ provide everything in first class shape
and keep the money III Mason County.
This Office still has few of the
Angle lamps left, and this would be a
good time to get one for the house.
They have now been in use here for
nearly year, and have given salts
faction wherever they received proper
attention. The idea is alright aud the
Angle lamp gives more light consider
ing wick surface than a Rochester at
less than half the consumption of Oil
Ask any user
/ County Commissioner Thos. O'Nelll.
and attorney 5. P. Richardson appear
ed before the state board of equaIiza-
ton at Olympia last Saturday to pro-
test against any raising CT the assess
ment figures. Last year Mason County
was raised nearly a million dollars,
but it is thought that no material
change will be made in the figures
this year.
4 The Port Angeles people are firing
of the inactivity of the promoters OF
the Port Angeles Eastern Railway
proposition and the Tribune Times
has begun crusade against them ask,
: ing the council to make them go ahead
or else forfeit their franchises and
bonuses.
The county auditor has been busy
the past few days send,ng out road