Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-12

PUTNAM FADELE,S DYES are
fast to sunlight, washing and rubbing.
Sold by 10c per package. Sold by Evans
Drug Co.
The Dryden & Leitch Co. mill started
up this morning after weeks close
down, while new planning mill and a
lath mill were installed, and an addition
built to the main mill building.
Robert Lowry, of the Pacific hotel,
Aberdeen, is in Tacoma to confer with
contractors and manufacturers relative
to the construction Of three-story hotel
building at Aberdeen. Evening
News, May 8.
Alex. Mcmillan received a telegram
Thursday, announcing the death of his
nephew, Charles Van Bushkirk, at Du-
luth, Minn., on the 9TH inst. The young
man and his mother visited Mr.. McMil-
Ian, at Aberdeen, last year.
James Beemer, who lost leg last fall
in railroad accident, is at the Aberdeen
General hospital, and will probably have
to undergo another operation. His eyes
have also been affected by the injured
leg, and there is danger of his going
blind.
Oscar Smith went to the French laun.
dry after some clothes. Friday, and, be.
coming angry about something, assaulted
Mr.. PORTER. Officer Payette was called,
and Smith was inclined to resist arrest,
but was landed in the cooler, where he
remains. in default of fine and costs
amounting to $29.sO.
Morgan O'Neil was over from Seattle
last week, and returned Friday. Mr..
O'Neil is owner OF some valuable prop
erty in this city, and says he will put a
modern business block on the premises
now occupied by J.. L. Maley's cigar
store, the o. X. barber shop and the
Palace restaurant next spring.
Little or no interest was taken in the
school election Saturday, and but 81
votes were cast, of which w. A. Gran
dell received so for clerk. For director
e.. p. Clerin received Al, and A. w.
Middleton 80 votes. Mr.. Middleton was
an unwilling candidate, and said before
noon that he would resign if elected.
While Capt. NJ l.. Harrison was COM
ing down the Wishkah river, Friday, the
tender of the North Aberdeen bridge had
some difficulty with the draw, and says
he was abused by the impatient skipper
in very profane language Harrison
was arrested, and will have a hearing
before Judge Pearson at O'Clock this
evening.
Marshal Payette arrested party of
men yesterday for being on the Heron
street bridge while it was open, and
they are havinga hearing this afternoon.
Judge Mullen was one of the party.
but was released when it was found
that he only got on the bridge to assist
the tender, who was having trouble in
turning the bridge.
Lieut.. p. Morton will close the naval
recruiting Off re this evening and 90 to
Astoria tomorrow. Quite a humber
applied for enlistment, b 1t the following
were all that passed the examination
John d. Newman, J. E. Walls, h. b.
Herrick, +. B. Farmer, w. J. Callahan,
A. A. Anderson, c. Il. Blackman, l.. j.
FrAdle, }. Bogart and Clyde ". Rasor.
The following cases in the supreme court
from Chehalis county will be heard
May 10: F. L. Carr, respondent vs..
Owen Jones, as executor, appellant;
George r. Maris, respondent, VS. James
NJ. Cevenger ct al, appellants; state OF
Washington. respondent, VS.. A. A Arm.
strong, appellant; state Of Washington,
respondent vs. J. f. Newton. appellant;
Isaiah Smith ct al respondents, vs. Charles
Neysey ,appellant;O Otto Noerdlinger, appel.
liant; VS. b. +. Huff, as sheriff, respondent
j. b. Mullinex ct al, respondents, VS. H.
NJ. Brummett, appellant; j. $. Book ct IL
appellants vs. Arnold West ct al, respond
ents, stat ex rel. Harkins, respondent, VS.
Otis Roundtree, appellant.