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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-11
ARGYLE AND VICINITY

Miss May Madden left on Saturdays
Thompson for visit with friends in Sc
attic.
Cecil Baker, who has been visiting J..
o. Bergman, Jr., left for his home in Port
Townsend Saturday.
VIM. Sturrock, who has been visiting
J. o. Bergman, returned to his home in
Port Townsend Tuesday.
Mrs. J. X. Devlin. who has been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Tucker, re-
turned Saturday to her home in Victoria.
Gustav Stoll, who has been visiting his
brother Hermon Stoll, of the south end,
left Tuesday to resume his work at Black
Diamond.
The Fourth of July celebration brought
out a very large crowd. The sports COM
menced at 2:3O p. M. with the following
results: l00-yard dash, J. o. Bergman, Jr.,
LIST, Geo. Johnson End; 220-yard bicycle
race, Henry Scribner LIST, Jas. King End;
5O-yard girls foot race, Bertha Peterson
lst, Gladys Guard End; broad jump, Joe
Briggs LIST, J. o. Bergman, Jr., End; Po-
tato race, Jas. King LIST, Lysle King End;
sack race, Jas. King LIST, Clarence Flem-
ing End; 22O-yard dash, J. o. Bergman,
Jr., LIST. Joe briggs End; 100-yard girls
bicycle race. Allie Anderson lst, Aveline
King End, G0-yard horse rnce, Annie s.
&c. N. 8. Tucker) LIST, Maud 8. walter
Smith) End. The dance in the evening
was well attended and everybody reports
a splendid time. At II p. IN. large ex-
hibition of fireworks took place, which
were the best ever seen on the island.
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DOE BAY

Duncan Bowers returned from What
com Saturday.
Cecil Willis returned Monday from a
few days visit in WhatcOm.
Misses Mary and Annie Schmidt re.
turned Monday from Whatcom, where
they spent the Fourth.
Misses Catharine and Emma Legbandt
and Claus and VIM. Legbandt spent the
Fourth in the bay cities.
Miss Loretta Newhall spent q few DAYS
last week visiting Mr.. Culver's family.
She returned to her home at Newhall
Monday with Miss Louise Culver, who
spent few days at Doe Bay after a trip
to Whatcom.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter Of the estate of william Miller
deceased.
Notice II hereby given by the undersigned al.
ministrator of the estate OF William Miller a.
ceased, to the creditors ofand all persons havirr
claims against said deceased. to exhibh len,
with the necessary vouchers. within one ye
after the first publication of this notice to ire
SAID administrator at his residence near Friday
Harbor. San Juan county. state Of Washington
the same being the place for ihe transaction d
the business OF said estate i'll said county.
Il. r.. PETERSON
Administrator Of the estate OF " lillian Miller
deceased.
Dated this 18TH day of June. A. d. 1901.
Date FIRST publication, June ~, 1901. &
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The managers of eighty eight mills
jim Georgia have voluntarily signed an
agreement not OH any condition to
employ children under ten years of age
after September l, and not to employ
children under twelve at night. These
mill men defeated in the legislature a
bill enacting these, among other pro-
visions, but have voluntarily surren-
dered to an aroused public sentiment.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-11

Every member of the United States
supreme court is college graduate.
Three of them-Justices Brewer, Shiras
and Brown-are Yale graduates. JUS.
tice Gray is the only Harvard man.
The others are: Chief Justice Fuller,
Bowdoin; Justice Harlan, Center; JUS
tice White, Georgetown; Justice Peck
ham, Albany academy; Justice Nc
Kenna, Bonica Collegiate institute.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-11

All interested i'm the success of the
creamery project should do everything
in their power now to show their APP
probation of the energy and good faith
of the proprietor, Mr. Broder. He Ger.
tainly deserves the cordial cooperation
of the farmers and business men.
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CERTIFICATE OF COPY.

cLxaK's OFFICE.
State Of Waahington 4
County Of San Juan ae 81
I, James Erankland, County Clerk and ex-
officio Clerk Of the Superior Court Of the said
County and State do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is . true and correct copy
OF an Order to Show Cause on Sale Of Real
Eiiier, deceesed, - the same now appears on
ME In my ONCE.
In testimony Whereof, have hereunto Get
3rd day Of July, 1901. .aII
JAMES FARMLAND,
County Clerk.
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THURSDAY. JULY IL, 1901

Robert J. Burdette, who has COM
pleted a trip around the world, gives
as the result of his observations that
the American people can pray longer,
swear louder and fight harder than any
other nation on earth.
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CERTIFICATE OF COPY
CLERKS OFFICE

State Of washintou,l
County Of San Juan 81.
!, James Farmland, county clerk snd d a.,
odcio clerk Of the Superior Court Of sau . %
Juan County, do hereby certify that the iGissy !.
ing II full, true and correct copy o. 0iu n, y
show cause Why distribution shouid hSs
made in the matter Of the estate OF jv nn,.,,
Moirison, deceased, as the same now sPP
ON Gle and Of record In my Office. =. eout
witness my hand and the seal Of saio WV
this Sth day Of June, 1901. ,,,,t
Date 6rst publication, June -, I9oi'
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcpl
Seattle, wash, june IS, 1901.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has Fled notice Of his intention tc
make 6ua1 proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof win be made before the Clerk Of
the Superior Court, at Friday Harbor, WashiuR.
ton, on Saturday, August 10. 1901, Wig:
FRANK PARSoN
Homestead application No. I6, al, for the seK
-, Up. IS n. r. 5 w.
He namesthe following witnesses to prove
his coutinuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz:
Lawrence Tucker, John Eden Maxwell, John
]. Oleson. J. w. Shoots, ali Of Friday Harbor,
Washington. :
EDWARD p. rRENPEa, Register.
First publication June y, 1901.
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young. Our common schools should
begin the work, and lay the foundar
Iion for that higher training that may
be had 10 land-grant colleges and state
universities"
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MO. o. :,
Order 10 Shov Cause Why Distributor Sls''
Not Be Made -,

In the super;or Court of the state OF WISHES
ton, for the County Of San Juan vu.r Cor
In the matter Of q e estate Of Mrs Ei''A ~
l man, deceased. .,,,..,,,u should
| Order to show cause why distriou"oA
| Peter Ccrman and Joseph German e1ee eaS hss.
the estate Of Mrs Eller German, .s,,;rg iofth
ing fled In this court their petition, s;,;on 10
that said estate 10 now IN s .'. ~ me resi-
closed and Is ready for dis,rioa nmn,;tled BY ID.
thereto, and Il appearing to the Soa ". authorize
petition sets forth facts sufficient 70 s,ste.
distribution Of the residue OF salu that al
1t h therefore ordered by tne oS The said Ms
persons interested In the estate OF the before
Ellen German, deceased, be and aPpn eoupiy
the said superior Court, Of San Juan ~ sad
State OF Warrington, at the coui, l'D san Jpss
Court, In the town OF Friday haipo 9TH day Of
county, state Of Washington, on lns ,.,ort q n
July, a. D. 1901, at the hour OF II ifspy
of aid day, then and there to show Ian should
they have. y nv an order Of distriouuss state 10
not be made Of the residue o. a,. ssu AZ entitled
persons mentioned 10 ssid Pe""oA -,
lite further ordered that copy Of inc .n"ssce~iss
be published once q week Tor Iou, ,n,v A. D
weeks before the said IIth Gay y. weekly
.sss !. The San ua ,s,d sam Juan ssss5
Jone h ocen court, at Friday . hs ~ dsy
lean county, state Of Washington
q Jane A. p. 1921. cro. A. JoINEk
superior Juds''
HIS. King, Attorney for Executors
cKRrIrIcArR OF COPY
CLEnx's OFFICE
STATE Of Washington -
County Of San Juan clerk and e
/. Vo1Seo Pvankland, county s ~ the SO
o0cio clerk Of the superior Sos,,ify thst ns
coonty ana state, do hereby eei" correct coz
s1ove and Scregoiug u true ss, nG shoss
oforder 10 show cause Why di .sn ostate Of ~
- = naas IN ne ms NAT :. = the same nov "
psSss a i5e ana IL record In my %nse,,e.us,o =
= TeStimony whereof ! have couft d.
NY hend 'apa imxed the seal Oh
Oh Day - Jtue, 1921: upANKLANp
- n JAMES County cis'.ti.
BAD fstt gan,sc.t'qa .ycre ~ COL
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-07-11
Che O1icial Paper Of San Juan County.
GLURBING LIST

To all subscribers paying one year In
advance land arrears, If any the follow
Ing named publications are offered, to-
Rether with the ISLANDER, at the COM
bination prices quoted, viz:
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ISLANDER and
seattle Post-Intelligencer, weekly, SI.so
,SehttIe Times weekly I.8o
New York Tribune, weekly, 90
New York Tribune triweekly, 2.Io
'Thrjce-a-Week N. Y. World, zoo
Toledo blade - LOO
Detroit Free Press semi-weekly ZOO
S. r. Examiner, weekly $50
s. T. Bulletin, Sunday edition, zoo
Chicago Inter-Ocean, weekly, AIS
ST. Paul Pioneer Press, weekly, zoo
Farm and Fireside, I65
Farm Journal, LOO
McClures Magazine, 40
Cosmopolitan Magazine, 40
Review of Reviews, 32S
HaIpef's Magazine, 400
Century Magazine, ABS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
CLAYTON
From the Enterprise.

From the Enterprise.
c. V. Guyer IL now installed a. book
keeper IN iierzstein's large mercantile
establishment
Cecil Thompson is making HAY
while the sun shinen." and 1t ~ good
alfalfa hay, too. and worth 81 per ton
Gcosn. blackwell a Co. the great
western mercantile firm viii put In n
100000 stock Of merchandise az the
now town " Tucumcari. New Mexico.
Mrs. u g Pophnm. wife OF a prem.
inenj attorney Of Marcngo Iowa. Will
spend Tho winter IN Clayton. She is
coming here ~ escape the extreme
cold weather of that state
Tho Baptist parsonage Is completed
and will sucr be occupied by the pas.
tor and his cstimahlc family The
structure is handsome one and Ia
n source ~ satisfaction 20 those who
undertook the task ~ supplying their
resident pastor with a comfortable aud
commodlous home
J. Y. Curren founder of the CLAYTON
Enterprise and about nifty other pa.
pers In the west. contcmplHtes a trip
TO the newly opened Oklahoma cuun.
try soon, intent on establishing new
papers. building new towns. blazing
now paths into the frontier wildness.
F. II McCullom. " Apache canyon.
one 81 the solid cat,lemen uf the new
county AMI who has been identified
with the early history OF Colorado and
New Mexico since the days 90 toma.
hawks. prairie schoOners and pop-eyed
papooscs, was In town taking In all
the sights. Mack recently bought 100
head 81 yeotling heifers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
IA. nLAINE AaAIN.
This Time ie uoh's up In Oklahoma
win fD coN'a Cattle.

This Time He aoh's up In Oklahoma
win co coS's Cattle.
Mr. Blaine. the cattloman from Tex.
az. IL silll on the turf. aud he Is lust
ne smooth and successful ~ ever The
latest ~ the gentleman comes from
Oklahoma. This time the tune cost n
gentleman Of that hustling ,-Yrltury
about 81 300. Mr. blaine nit TINT
country" shortly after his departure.
and he ig ht.ll singing HE Have YOU
seen nlll' song successfully.
Located In that country are n largo
number ~ wealthy cattiomon. who are
warm friends ~ w. w. Cox when
Blaine made his appearance he was
artlnR AZ the representative OF "nlir'
Cox. ~ Now Mexico who had sent him
out there with a bunch ~ cattle. hit
unfortunately no had run little short
81 cash. lie Just needed about 81 300
10 handle the cattle and expected 20
make the deal IN q day or two Would
M some ono hrlp him out7 why
certainly. and the rapldlty with which
some NJ those fellows moved would
remind n man Of the stampedrs Of the
early days. lie got the cash and very
quickly thereafter a railroad ticket
A knowledge ~ his whereabouts ~
valuable. for n pretty good reward ~
Offered for mis- arrest " YOU see him
why tell nill-but don't loan him
money on Blli's account. Donn Ana
County Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
GOLDEN LETTER.

Special c. ne pondcncc
Golden. Nov 90 Miss 4 Gutter.
man, the able teacher In whose charge
the county school ~, has forty pupils
Ia attendance. and all are happy and
we'll pleased with the teacher
Mr Victor Sanches, o young man
from Bornalilin. employed by the san
"a Fo Gold Copper company. and Miss
Ines Chaycs ~ the same place the
accomplished daughter of Mr. Pablo
Cnaves, we've on Saturday united Ia
the holy bonds OF matrlmOny. Rov.
PAUL Gilbcrton OF Guadalupe church
oiiiciating. After the ceremony. an
Invited guests were rendered fine
reception NJ the house ~ Mr. Pablo
Chaves, from whore they went 10
Golden, where a hall had been In
readiness for dancing. which was kept
up all evening and night After the
dance everybody having been well
hlled and well plased with the feast
retired nome wishing the happy cou.
pie a happy honeymoon and many
years ~ happy life
James NJ Lucas who owns several
mining claims In the Ortiz grant aud
a mill 10 treat the ores has been for
several days fixing the roads and gct.
ting the mill ready for operations
Mr.. Lucas Is one Of the men that sew
eral years ago. through an Injunction
issued in the first judicial district. had
10 stop working his mines. the com.
pany Of the Ortiz grant contendlng
that the mines were on the Ortiz grant
and that he had no right 10 work the
same. A suit was started and tried
Ia Santa Pc before Hon ] r. McAifee.
associate Judge Of the first judicial
district The jury who tried the case
gave n verdict for Mr. Lucas Since
then the companys lawyers and the
lawyers on the other side have been
talking compromise. which was only
reached two weeks ago Ry the com.
promise. Mr. Lucas gets his mill and
claims, the company releasing all
claims against the same. Mr. Lncas
viii commence running his mill and
working tho mines rs before u Is
hoped that all claimants on the grant
viii reach the same agreement and
let everybody do as Mr. Lucas work
the mines instead OF letting them lay
idle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
new MEXICO TOWNS,
Gallup, CLAYTON, White Oaks, carIs
bad and EIilabeihtoWn.
rARMlSGTos AND Las VEGAS.
From the Republican.

From the Republican.
Alex Bowie returned home after n
six weeks business trip ~ Virginia.
force OF graders have been ~
work Tor the past ten days on n side
track for the briquotte plant
Money "a being freely offered here
that the Bernallllo oil company strikes
oh In the next two HUNDRED feet
Gregory Page has purchased the
Robinson property adjoining his hotel
on the corner OF Second street and
Railroad avenue.
G. Gonzales. one ~ the directors Of
the Gallup on company. has a force Of
men NJ work on thoir property doing
the annual assessment work.
Patrick Kennedy. who has been In
poor health for the past year. left for
California On the flyer lie will spend
The winter on the coast
Five ltallnns got mixed up In a
scrap here and were arrested by the
marshal Three Of them paid fines
and the other two cleared themselves.
Dr. EdmundsOn made a flying trip
10 Pasadena. California, this week. IN
charge " patient who was taken sick
al Winslow The doctor was on No. 3
IN the collision at Franconla. who y
soven men wore killed and several In
iured
We are sorry 90 announce the death
of Grover Rains ;he ten year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Rains tie has
been M W'th typhoid fever Tor several
weeks and has received the best NJ.
tontlon that loving hands could give.
His death occurred on the morning ~
the 2iet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
HARRINGTON
From the Times

From the Times
Pennington Is 10 have an lee fac
tory.
FarmiEg;ou and vicinity will shir
from g. 600 90 5000 turkeys 10 market
within the reXt few weeks
J Allen Johnson has purchased q
onc.half interest In the hardware and
blacksmith business heretofore con
Quoted hy n G. Graz
Ben ami Bob breeding have con.
cludod 20 move with their families "a
MARTA county. Texas whore thcy will
enter into the stock business
Geo, &. bowman. government gaug
or. and A, J Loomis. collector To- this
district. was here on their regular
monthly visit They report both dis
tlllerios thiiying
One Of the most hospltable homes
ON the overland road betwe Farm
lngton and Albuquerque. Is that OF
Dick Hellc~. mayor % Cahezon. Ev.
eryone passing through should insist
upon him visiting our section
l.. Beck purchased the Benning
ranch of go acres. just north Of town,
last week. consideration. $500 This
IL one OF the finest ranches In the
county and a great producer
The suit ~ ID. X y SELLERS VS. q.
G. walker, before Justice Symonds.
for commission due on land sale. was
decided IN favor ~ the plaintiff. the
defendant making an appeal 90 the
district court. which was granted
Tho evapornt0r, after turning out
about 1850 pounds Of elegant fruit.
consisting Of apples peaches, pears
and plums has closed down for the
season. Tho distillory has purchased
The trimmings. which will be convert
ci into spirits.
Hereafter the Pennington lumber
ward viii sen lumber only on the FOL.
lowing terms Amounts less than $40.
strictly cash. over $40. payable on
FIRST Monday after the purchase No
deviation VII hc made from this ule.
u don't ask o.
Richard Wcthrrill. general manager
~ tine Expedition. arrived here To con.
Ter with the local manager. Browne
relative 90 moe company improve
monts An iron warehouse. tOx60 feet
also q blackFmltb shop. 20x3O feet
ana a grain house 20xf0 feet. have
Just been constructed at Pueblo Bon.
ito. The same force ~ carpenters and
builders under the foreman9hip Of a
Nr BENNETT viii be- here In a few
days 90 $50 ahrad with the new Hyde
block on san Juan street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
CARLSBAD
From the Argus

FROM the argus,
Died. al Carlsbad. "Wednesday even.
ing, from typhoid fever, SIlas n Us.
sory aged % years
Ed Ramsey rs having n well bored
NJ his home ON Greene Highlands
He will ink deep In an cndeayor 20
get the Dark canyon flow.
The hoard Of governors Of Union
club met and transacted the usual ron.
tine business. Six new members were
added 10 the rolls. three residents and
three nonTesidents There are four
new names posted 10 be acted on next
month.
II "a nov definitely settled that
Carlsbad is shortly to have another
first class dry goods and clothing
house. Morrison a Richards. ~ Mid.
land. Texas. have completed arrange
ments 10 open up In ca labad about
December !, removing their stock from
Midland.
After Pastor Powell's departure for
the Baptist territorial convention al
Alamagordo, a telegram deceived here
announcing the critical Illness OF His
father az lCEia. Michigan. The as.
patch was repeated 20 Alamogordo.
and Mr. Powell az once started east
Ills return iA Indefinite.
As feared last week, AlOnzo Cox
died AZ the Hope homo Of John Beck
EFT. from Brghts disease aud dropsy
Mr. Cox was the nephew Of Mrs. NJ. G.
Stewart and a very young man Many
friends sorrow for his untlmely death
and sympathlEo with his relatives.
The break IN the power dam was
much more serious and harder 10 re-
pair than NJ first anticipated About
hfty- eight feet was completely washed
away and had 90 be built up from
the bed rock ~ the river HOwove-.
the sap has been replaced IN a very
substantial manner the work being
noarl5 finished
The Ellico a Every ranch, near
OTIS. was sold 20 w W Buyer OF
Kansas CITY. and l.. l. F0uss OF Spear. |
vile Kansas Both gentlemen are
very enthusiastic over the prospects |
hereahou.s and will convert the prom. /
erty into . fine cattle and hog ranch. |
The price paid was $1,000 Messra
Heyer and Fouss left for Kansas and |
wNl ship In their cattle az once Tho |
logl was made through McLenathon q 4
Tracy.
The Heg J. Mills Kendrlck. bishop
ll the Ep,acopallan district OF New
ieNlco ana Arizona, arrived the ether
hay on his annual visitation. and
preached morning and evening scr.
mons In Grace church lie admins.
Tered the rite Of confirmation 90
lass " seven Sunday afternoon al
O'Clock, namely g H McI. onathen.
Mesdnmea " ". and A. w. Cation.
ara j. D. Williams. Master va. r
Misses Camille Mays and
Alta BRYANT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
RAlLRoADgRs INJURED.
Hugh M. Hogan Seriously sealded and
switehman JoneS sustains
Broken Leo.

Engineer II NJ Hogan was serious.
~ scaldcd this morning at ans O'Clock
az the little station Of Horace. ninety
miles west Of Albuquerque. and was
brought 10 the hospital In this city
on No ?. which arrived here about / /
"a. m. Freight train No 80. drawn
by engines i2i and 1856. had taken
the siding az the above named station.
FOR passenger train tO pass. and az.
terward started out on the main line
The brakeman was standing on the
forty odd cars The engineers. who
We're in this city. soon learned OF the
accident and when the injured cngi.
neer arrived here they teudetly re-.
moved him 10 ,hc hospital where
eve y attention was given by Rr.
Raymond Russ and his CORPS Of as.
sistants. when the engineer reached
the cabo0sc the tralnmen cared for
him az best they could. aud succeeded
In aiding him greatly until he reached
this city The surgeon pronounced
his injuries NJ serious and was unable
10 make any statement regarding his
redovery, Mr.. Hogan's wife and daugh-
ter, who reHlde on South Edith street
we're notlacd OF the unfortunate acct
dent early this morning. and this
afternoon they were by bis side az the
hospital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
How % stop ) Nswspapsr.

The following from an exchange.
sets to the point Ia a fuw words that
u Us worthy 81 rep intlnE Tor general
Information Of the public.
This paper ~ like merchandise. u
is for sale " you desire your part Of
u stopped come aud say so We don't
look upon q man with undyin- hate
II be wants tn stop his paper and does
u like n gentleman. and We don't beg
him 10 continue IL either u Is n
strange matter of business you take
your mon"y and you take your paper
" you pay 40 all back subscription aud
order your paper discontinued u will
be- stopped M chccrfully az z, began
When yuu hear a man blowing about
his not having been able 90 stop his
paper YOU can bot your suspondor
buckle that he owes back subscription
And when you hear hlM b aRging Of
how he crippled the paper by taking
his name on the list. YOU can bet
whlskey 10 drown him that be Ia a fool
Don't give yourselves away to friends
A few dollars on arrearaEes will do
moro toward stopping paper than
all the talking you are capable Of and
the editor will be glad 20 get you OF
the list II hc ever gets even with YOU"