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The chieftain., 1901-09-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
New Precinct Established to Be
Known as Precinct No, 6,
Estey City.

Meeting of the board of county
commissioners in and for Socorro
county, New Mexico, held on the
2nd day of September, A. D.
1901, by call of the chairman of
the board. Now comes petition
that has been presented to the
board, signed by more than so
citizens, residents of the eastern
part of Socorro county, praying
that a new precinct be set off and
established in the eastern part of
the county. And it appearing
to the board that the maintain
auce of law and order and of
good government require the es-
tablishment of such a precinct,
upon motion it is
Resolved, That new precinct
to be known as precinct No. 8,
Estey City, of the county of So
zorro, be and the same is hereby
set off and established, the boun-
diaries of which said precinct
shall be as follows: Commen-
cling at the point of information of
the township line between town
ship 3 and 4 south and the range
line between ranges and 5 east,
thence south along the range line
between ranges and east to
the township line between town
ships 8 and 9 south, thence east
along the line between townships
8 and 9 south to the eastern line
of Socorro county, thence north
along the east line of Socorro
county to the line between town
ships 4 and 5 south, thence west
along said township line to the
place of beginning, containing
the following townships; 4-5-6-
1879 and 10 south ranges SOL
and east of New Mexico merid-
ian.
Further, 1t is hereby ordered
that map and record of said
precinct be made by the clerk of
the board to be kept in the Office
of said clerk, and that a copy
thereof under the seal of this
board be made and delivered to
the justice of the peace of said
new precinct as soon as said JUS
tice of the peace be elected and
qualified; also that the clerk of
this board shall make another
certified copy of said map and
boundaries of said Estey City
precinct No. 8 and send it to the
Secretary of the Territory. Be
it further
Resolved, That an election bC
called to be held in said percinct
No. 6 on the 3Oth day of September
A. d. 1901, at the Estey Mining
and Milling company's store a
Estey city for the purpose o.
electing one justice of the pescO
and one constable within and fo
said precinct by the legal voter
of said precinct; that notice o
said election be advertised as re
quired by law; and that ], M
Bryson, d. w, Roberts aud ], o
Nabours, citizens of said precinct
be appointed judges of said elec
tion and ]. G. Bender and e. II
Cherry be appointed as clerks o
said election. Be it further
Resolved, That S. c. Hall b
and is hereby appointed roa,
supervisor of said new precinc
No. 6 of Socorro county upoi
qualification as required BY law
Whereupon the board adjourn
ed to meet at the regular tern
Oct, 7, 1901.
Attest; JOHN GREENwALD,
IA. G. BAcA, Chairman
Clerk, sr r
The chieftain., 1901-09-07
A Shocking Calamity.

Lately befell railroad
laborer," writes DR.. A. Kellett,
of Williford, Ark, "His foot was
badly crushed, but Bucklen's
ATnica Salve quickly cured him.
It's simply wonderful for Burns,
Roils, Piles and all skin eruptions.
It's the worlds champion healer.
Cure guaranteed, 25c. Sold by
all druggists, w. M. Borrowdale,
Magdaleua,
The chieftain., 1901-09-07
NO, 81

Captain c. II. Kirkpatrick left
for Mogollon Thursday morning
after a stay of three weeks ia
Socorro in attendace upon the
normal institute and examiuation.
All who know tho Captain here
will join in the wish that his
visits may become more frequent
Professor and Mrs. Francis c.
Lincoln arrived in the city FROM
Boston Tuesday morning and
are now domiciled in the Smith
house on the cornero of McCutcheu
avenue and Park street. Profess
sor Lincoln succeeds Professor
Phalen in the chair of chemistry
at the school of mines.
Joseph Price returned last
Saturday from a business trip to
New York city. Mr.. Price
bought a large stock of fall and
winter goods for the firm Of
which he is the senior member in
this city. He also visited the
Pan-American at Buffalo and
was quite we'll pleased with the
show.
Miss Anne w. Fitch arrived in
the city Sunday to enter upon the
duties of the position to which
she was recently elected by the
trustees of the school of mines.
Miss Fitch spent last year in study
at a state normal school at
Oswego, N. Y. She is now
visiting Captain and Mrs. A. B.
Fitch and family at Magdaleua.
Captain NJ. Coouey, the mayor
of Socorro, who is giving that
city the best municipal govern
ment it has had for years, and
who is an old timer in New
Mexico, is a visitor in Santa Fe.
This is his first visit to the
capital in twelve years. The last
time he was here he was a mem
Der of the legislature. Santa Fe
New Mexican.
DR.. A. Cruickshank of San
Marcial was recently appointed
examining physician for SocorrO
county under the provisions of
the law requiring all teachers of
the territory to be examined for
tuberculosis. The Doctor was
in the city Monday and Thurs
day attending to the duties pre-
scribed. About thirty teachers
presented themselves for examin-
alton.
Elston Jones returned Monday
from Independence, Missouri,
where he spent his summer
vacation with relatives and
friends. He was accompanied on
his return by his cousin Miss Ma
bel Kerr of Elkhart, Missouri.
Miss Kerr will spend the winter
at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Jones. She will take special work
at the school of mines and also
assist Prof. Jones as typwriteE.
Rev. John M. Ferguson, who
has filled the pulpit at the First
Presbyterian church of Socorro
for the past six months and who
has during that time endeared
himself to so many of our people
because of his ability and
Christian character, leaves for the
east next Wednesday, for the pur-
pose of resuming his studies at the
Lane Theological Seminary of
Cincinnati. Mrs. ]. S. Fullerton
will receive in his honor at her
home on Tuesday evening from
1880 to 10. Everybody cordially
invited. Freewill offerings will
he accepted.
The chieftain., 1901-09-07
Htooa nenfh OM.

E. B. Munday, a lawyer of
Henrietta, Tex, once fooled a
grave-digger. He says: my
brother was very low with
malarial fever and jaundice. ]
persuaded him to try Electric
Bitters, and he was soon much
better, but continued their use
until he was wholly cured. l am
sure Electric Bitters saved his
life" This remedy expels
malaria, kills disease germs and
purifies the blood; aids digestion,
regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, cures consti pa ii o n,
dyspepsia, nervous diseases,
kidney troubles, female com,
plants; gives perfect health,
Only soc at all druggists, w. M,
Borrowdale, Magdalena, drug
store.
The chieftain., 1901-09-07
OF HOME INTEREST.

=
The famous Coyote waters
now to be had at Katzenstein's
Try it.
Mrs. Mary Landon went down
to San Marcial Sunday for a
visit of two weeks.
C. H. Brown of Magdalena
was in the city yesterday on his
way to Lamar, Colorado.
DOC" Hammel arrived in the
city Thursday night on his way
from FL Paso to st. Louis.
John B. Terry has gone to the
university of California for a
three years course of study.
Mrs. Mcpherson and Miss Luis
Chisum of Magdalena were guests
at the Windsor Wednesday.
Mrs. J. M. Martin left Monday
morning for Cripple Creek, Col
orado, to visit her son Will.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Richmond
are entertaining ,heir niece Miss
Pearl of Los Angeles, California.
Jas. Berry arrived home this
morning from Belen and expects
to leave soon for Bisbee, Arizona.
Assessor Benjamin Sanchez
was called to Los Lunas Thurs
day on business before the district
court.
G. 7. Brown left home Thurs
day morning for a trip of ten
days in the western part of the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ]. Terry
will soon occupy the Terry cot
tage at the upper end of Fisher
avenue.
w. ]. Jones passed through the
city Thursday morning on his
way from Colorado to his ranch
near Frisco.
Prof. F. A. Jones returned
| Tuesday from a ten days trip in
the western part of the county on
U. S. geological work.
In another column will be found
a timely letter from Hon. c. G..
Cruckshank to the Albuquerque
Citizen.
]. P. Kelly of Water Canon
came in Monday and opened a
meat market on the south side of
the plaza.
Born, Friday morning, Septem-
Der 6, of the wife of Jas. G. Fitch,
daughter. Mother and child are
doing we'll.
United States Attorney John
Stansbury registered at the
Windsor Saturday from Wash
ington, D. c.
County Commissioner A. E.
Rouiller was in the city Monday
to attend a special meeting OF
the county board.
P. A. Marcellino has a fine
pear orchard four or FIVE miles up
the valley and the fruit thereof is
good to the taste.
Mrs. F. A. Jones will begin a
private school on Monday, Sept,
30, on Fischer avenue opposite
Epiphany church.
A great improvement has beer
made this week in the condition
of the bridge across the acequis
on Manzanares avenue.
Russell Howell left yesterday
morning for Bisbee, Arizona
where he expects to go into bus
mess in'the near future.
Nathan Price arrived in towi
Sunday. He is having a month
vacation, which he will spenC
with relatives and friends in So
! corro.
Miss Edith McCuistion wen
! down to El Paso Sunday with th
. expectation of taking a course o
study to fit herself for traine'
nursing.
. Mrs. S. Michaelis ofMagdalen
. was reported dangerously il
> Thursday morning, AT las
report, however, she was mucl
I improved.
The Terry Bros. of Socol
70. came in Sunday to resum
work on their mine near ia
I Silver Monument.-Serra CoWr
!, ty Advocate.
$ Prof. ]. NJ. White Of Texas la
j.. been elected principal of the Mag
J, dalena public shools. Prof. Whit
}. attended the institute recentl
:. held in this city, He wi
y doubtless give good satisfactio
The chieftain., 1901-09-07

Grand Lodge X. Of p, Las Vegas Hot
Springs.
Tickets on sale Sept. 1919 at
$10.3s for round trip, return limit
Sept. 21st.
THos. JAQURs,
Santa Fe Agt.
The chieftain., 1901-09-07

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20
Fourth Of July.

The celebration committees met Tues
day evening, and the details for the best
Fourth OF July celebration ever held on
the harbor were found to be we'll in hand.
By reason OF increased subscriptions to
the fund, the committee was enabled to
add materially to the prizes for the ath-
letic sports. The interest that is mani
tested in the parade promises to make
that feature worthy beginning to
most entertaining program for the day.
A great number OF the business houses
and leading industries will be represent
ed by floats, and several Of the fraternal
societies have already expressed desire
to take part. The executive committee,
and the chairmen OF the subcommittee
will meet tomorrow evening, when it is
expected that the details OF the entire
program will be arranged.
Mayor Anstie, chairman OF the recep-
ton committee has appointed thefollow :
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20
Charged witt, Trespaas

Deputy U. $. Marshal Diller came
down from Tacoma, Friday, and arrested
Lem. Woods and Del. Monroe on charge
of cutting timber on the forest reserve.
He also had warrant for James Brazel,
who was in the woods cruising and
could not be found.
The arrests were made on the COM
plant Of Joseph Campbell, and it is said
the defendants will have no difficulty in
proving their innocence of any serious
injury to the reserve, or wilful trespass
when the case comes up in Seattle to-
day. Woods gave bail and Monroe was
taken to Seattle, Monday, by the deputy
marshal. 1t is believed that Brazel will
report to the federal authorities as soon
as he learns of the charges against him.
Woods and several witnesses subpnned
in the case, went to Seattle yesterday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20

VIM. butcher has gone to North Cove
with couple Of his teams, to put raft
of logs, that drifted ashore last winter,
back into the water.
s. K. Bowes went to Seattle Tuesday
to attend a meeting of the executive
council of the Foresters of America, OF
which he is chief ranger.
Byron Weatherwax returned yester-
day, on the steamer Newberg, from Mex
leo, where he has been experimenting a
sugar plantation for B. F. Johnston.
Lieut.. Col. E. H. Fox, of this city,
has been promoted to the colonelcy of
the First Regiment Washington National
Guards, vice Col. Weisenburger, de-
ceased.
Misses Ada Parr, Ethel McDermoth
and Marjory and Elizabeth Girton went
to Cohassett Beach Tuesday, to spend
two weeks, the guests of Mrs. X. p.
Waldron.
Phil. Joseph, representing Brown
Bros. Il Co., wholesale clothiers Of San
Francisco, interviewed the Aberdeen
clothing men last evening.
If you are looking for situation regis
ter your name with the Star Employ
ment Office, telephone I'll, Heron St.
over Cooks hardware store.
For SALE-A second hand blacksmith
shop outfit, complete, all in first class
working order, by the Grays Harbor
Junk Co., 10 Hume street, Aberdeen.
Rev. W. H. Gibson and H. b. Mcneil,
and Mrs. o. 0. Beardsley are in attend
ance at the annual meeting of the Puget
Sound Baptist Association, at Puyallup.
Expert accountant, partnership settle
ments, monthly balances, new books
opened, etc. by PAUL. y Blades Real
Estate Office, corner F and Heron streets.
List with us any kind OF business
for sale; come and see us for anything
you want, we will get it for you. PAUL.
4 Blade Real Estate Office Heron & F
streets.
Mr.. Jacob wants the people of Aber-
deem to know that this coming week
will see the close of the Langman Sale.
All goods will be sold at reduction OF
300 per cent.
DR.. Jos. Kent writes from Elma to say
that he will be at his Aberdeen Office to-
morrow evening, to remain one week,
where he can be found by those requir-
ing dental work.
In giving the names of the Aberdeen
team, of the Eastern Star, last week, the
names of Mesdames Chas. Sauers, A. II.
Farnham and f. H. Tanner were mad
vertently omitted.
For SALE-An almost new $40 cash
register for $l5; an air tight stove and
lot of pipe for -; also cheap two chairs,
one large table and small parlor table.
Inquire Of Mr.. Jacob, 200 Market street,
Commercial block.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20

Miss Eunice Hutton and Mr.. Jas. H
Myers, of Oceola Mills, Pa, are visiting
relatives in this city.
Jacob Karshner, of the Grays IIarbol
market, has been confined the house by
illness during the week.
JUST OrESED-Bassett's cigar store
Full line of imported and domestic
cigars. IL Heron street.
\. :. Hodgdon was up from Hoquianl
Saturday. Mr.. Hodgdon reports the log
market slightly ION the bum."
J. X. Nagal, travelling freight and pas.
senger agent Of the o. K. 4 N. Co., had
business in Aberdeen Saturday.
Mrs. leo. \. Black returned yesterday
from Olympia, where she had been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. X. B. Bryan.
A. p. White was in the city yesterday
selling the Hepfnger patent puzzle map
and meeting with flattering success.
Prof. Warren Karshner, of the Puyal.
lup schools, arrived in Aberdeen to spend
part of his vacation with his mother.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20

Mrs. Louis Epstein, who has been seri-
ously ill for some weeks, was taken to
Portland today for treatment by Mr..
Epstein.
Ralph McRae, defendant in the Lin
vile elopement case, was discharged by
Judge Irwin last Thursday, there being
no evidence showing that a crime had
been committed in this state.
Prof. Swanton will give term of les
sons in dancing to school children during
the vacation at reduced rates, if a suffi-
cient number make application. The
list can be found at the HERALD Office.
City Clerk Black counted the ballots
cast in the piano contest up to June Is,
with the following results: Elks, 81, Sls;
Degree of Honor, 1921; Mrs. s. Tadej-
vich, II 800; scattering, 72; total, 81 1851.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church will
give an Elephant and Nickle lngathering
social at the parsonage ON Tuesday even
ing, June 25th. Come and enjoy the
evening with the elephant. Refresh
ments ten cents.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
serve ice cream and cake in the Zelasko
building, corner G and Wishkah streets,
on Saturday afternoon and evening, June
90. A beautiful quilt will be ratified in
the evening. All are invited to be
present.
The Wishkah Transportation Co has
built warehouse at the foot of Wishkah
street for the accommodation of its bust
ness. The company gives daily passen-
ger and freight service with the launch
Tyee, between Aberdeen and Grand
Forks, and intermediate points on the
Wishkah river.
The electric light company has been
making numerous improvements on its
plant lately, and when the dynamo that
recently burned out is fixed, it will be
one OF the best equipped light plants in
the country The arrangements for
feeding the sawdust fuel to the boilers
are credit to the ingenuity of Manager
Hart.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20

The ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. j..
church will serve ice cream and other
refreshments on the Fourth of July.
]. r. Cross has the contract to build q
dwelling for Mrs. Crawford, on Market
street between Broadway and streets.
John Blaauw, the rustling editor of
the Tacoma Tiende, was in town Tues
day, in the interest Of his popular paper.
Adolph Ceder was committed to the
city Jail yesterday, in default of fine Of
IS and costs, for being drunk and dis
orderly.
The Forrester's ball Friday night, for
the benefit OF Bro. Geo. Lauth, who lost
his leg in mill accident, Melted $500 for
the young man.
Mrs. King wishes it announced that
she will be found at her old stand, with
the Vienna restaurant at Westport dur
ing the season.
G. r. Haukeli returned to Aberdeen
Monday, afteran absence of several years
in Pierce county, and will make this his
future residence.
Special attention given to non-resi-
dents property, selling or renting, taxes
paid, charges reasonable. PAUL. u Blade
Real Estate Office.
List your property with us. we have
special facilities for quick returns. PAUL.
Il Blade Real Estate office, corner of +
and Heron streets.
Rev. II. d. Crawford delivered the adj
dress at Hoquiam last Sunday, on the
occasion of the Memorial Dry services Of
the Modern Woodmen.
Merchants, mill owners, loggers, ETC.,
help furnished on short notice. Star
Employment office Heron st. over
Cooks, telephone III.
G. C. Ashcraft had three fingers Sc
verely mashed Sunday, while engaged in
making some needed repairs at the An
derson Il Middleton mill.
Louis McGregor, who recently pur-
chased the Davis fish market, has moved
the small building on the corner of G
and Wishkah streets to the rear, ami is
putting up new structure on the COR
ner.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dilberger, of Seat
tie, were in the city Tuesday with a
view to locating. Mrs. Dilberger con-
templates the establishment of hair
dressing and massage parlors, and Mr..
Dilberger will probably accept position
in one Of the drug stores.
The residents of the upper satsop val.
ley will celebrate the Fourth of July at
Schafer's Prairie in their usual hospit-
able style. Horse and bicycle racing,
base ball game and athletic sports, as
we'll as an afternoon and evening dance
are among the attractions announced.
Evert T. Bohannon was found guilty
of an assault upon John ellison, in Jus
tice Parsons court last Thursday, and
fined $25 and costs, amounting to $3.50.
which he paid. The injured man had
his head cut in three places, and, &C.
cording to the physicians, had narrow
escape from conclusion of the brain.
Fred Selling, of Milwaukee, Wis.,, ar
rived in Aberdeen Friday to take look
at the country, and make brief visit to
an old friend, Mr.. Chas. Kinzel. Mr..
Selling left for home this morning, and,
before leaving expressed himself as well
pleased with the prospects OF Aberdeen
on this, his first visit, and said he would
return next year and build some houses
on his lots here, that he had never seen
before.
James Mcleod was sent to the county
Jail, Tuesday, by Judge Pearson, to
answer in the superior court the charge
of stealing bicycle, in default of 5000
bail. The wheel was taken from Ho-
GUAM and sold to II. w. Bryan in this
city. Mcleod claimed to have found
the wheel in the brush between Aberdeen
and Hoquiam, but the court regarded
this as summer story, and held him to
| answer.
The schooner FL Dorado will be
launched at Cousins & McWhinney's
shipyard next Saturday afternoon about
80 o'clock. The new schooner is the
largest vessel ever built on the harbor,
and will be able to carry 1000 feet
of lumber. She is being built for Saund-
ers & Kirchman, a we'll known shipping
firm of San Francisco, and measures 2lO
feet over all; 40 feet beam and has a
depth of hold of Ia feet. The new vessel
will load cargo of lumber for Honolulu
as soon as completed.
Quinault Tribe No. IA, Improved Order
of Red Men, will give their fourth an
nual excursion and grand ball at West
port next Saturday evening and Sunday.
The steamer T. @. Reed will leave Cos.
mopolis at 1900; Aberdeen, 1880; and
Hoquiam, 500, Saturday evening, and
arrive at Westport at 9:l0. Returning,
the Reed will leave Westport at O'Clock
Sunday morning, and will leave Co.'S
mopolis at $3.50; Aberdeen, $500, and
Hoquiam, $3.50. Sunday morning, for
Westport, returning. leave Westport at
Is p. nj. Fare for the round trip, so
cents, tickets good only to return on
Sunday morning or evening. Ball
tickets, rs cents.