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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

STRAY TAKEN UP-One red two
year old steer branded HIS on right
hip. Came to my place last Sep
TENDER. R. T. NORMAN.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23
Corn

1 have a car of corn and corn
chop. E. w. WILLIAMS.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

Your patronage is solicited at the
Owl Restaurant. Cleanliness is next
to Goodness. That is the Owls
motto.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23
COUNTY BUSINESS.

Statement Of sums allowed by the Board of
County Commissioners at their regular January
A. ID. IQO1 u1eetinO
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23
OUR
Job rintinS
Department
Is complete i'm every respect.

YOU WANT ENVELOPES, BUSINESS CARDS.
CALLING CARDS, LETTER AND NOTE-HEADS.
LEGAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS
AND SIZES, POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, RECEIPT
BOOKS, AND ANYTHING YOU CAN THINK OF
IN THE WAY OF PRINTING.
ALL OF OUR WORK is UP TO THE HIGHEST
STANDARD AS REGARDS NEATNESS ETC.
BRING US YOUR WORK AND WE GUARAN-
TEE THAT 1T WILL BE DONE IN A MANNER
SATISFACTORY TO YOU
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

Frank Wehrle Co Clerk 81 IS
Moses Black expense reminding delinquent
record 90
Moses Black Associate examiner 6 90
VIM F Fee clerk Board of Health IS 90
Linn Frazier Mdse for VIM Best ID IS
F Judd Board Of jury 9 %
Maggie Martin Salary Co Supt 14l 50
Geo Selvidge 50 Co Atty 100 OF
Jnhn Elliott I" Dist Clerk 30
Crane & Co Books, blanks & stationery g. 50
Willard Martin Night watch g 90
Jennie Kessler Associate examiner 6 90
Laura Wood Jantor work IS 90
II Ellis Salary Co Surveyor 10 90
H NJ Coon Mdse for County 4 IS
c Wood work on water closet 90
w E Long Serving tax warrant 1 80
F NJ Rosenberg repairs to Court House so
Meade County News Printing ia 80
Johnston Siegei Mdse for County 10 IS
NJ J Taggart " 165
Meade Lumber & Supply Co Coal ; 70
r R Wells Mdse for County 735
E w Jenkins salary Probate Judge so 90
b G Marshall & Co Mdse for County Ii 70
d Gerow & Co IS
Louis Boehler Transcript Perkins & Collier II 90
W T Balm Mdse for County 50
G w Conrad 4coyote scalps 4 90
d G Marshall baiiiff 81
r T NORMAN q" 50
F Judd sheriff fees 49, 80
F Judd Board of Prisoners 2 10
b Hayden Salary Co Commissioner q ~
John F Conrad Z" 81 M
Innis q" 4o ~
hereby certify that the above is correct as ap-
pears on record in my office.
tSea1l FRANK wEHRLE, Co. Clerk.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23
JANUARY %, 1902.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

N. W. A.-Meade Camp No. 173s meets every
second and fourth Saturday night Of each month
WI. WOODLAND, V. c.
Tou, ELLIOTT. Clerk.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23
Subscription, sI.oo per year.

Advertising rates made known on aPPiica-
t;on. Locals run s'tf" and charged fer at
& cents per line for each insertion.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

a. o. U. W.-Meets second and fourth tues
day of each month X buIs' ~ W.
F. c. JUDD, Recorder.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

c.R-I. DIP. TIME CARD.
Going west:
No. 61-freight-11:1S a. m.
No. 23-passenger-12:54 p. m.
Going east:
No. 2+-passenger-2:1s p. m.
Nc. 62-freight-3:54 D. m.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

Az. & A. M.-webb Lodge No. IT'S meets the
Saturday night on before the full moon Of each
month O. HAMILTON, WIN
D. r. SrUrsMAN, Secretary.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-01-23

Entered in the Post office at Meade, kans-
as second class mail matter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Five freight cars were broken open
last night. u the Fast Aberdeen side
track. The JOB books Ike q boy ,ricl,. as
nothing but so-pe candy All hui. was
stolen. There appears 70 - : small
gan. q boys in .own tia, has selected
East 4 ber5ee1 q tie scene = petty
crimes. and Ire 111cers lave q tair idea
Of Their identity, - that lbey viii SON
become aclaxi-:e3 VITA .l.- s;a.e reform
-lo9l
Captain Arthur Leighton q he ~.
Samson says tie focE la1liu. f1r lie
.etty al Grays H2rbor VII IL com pleted
y >ep.en. t,-s p q, vl.cL tine tie ap-
gr9priafio,ls VIII lave been expended.
4 -epih 4 J. te=; : secured. a-ain., ,.
:Aet expected. Tie original appropria
ton vas s. 90. 0pQ and "a, congress
added $4,000. Leighton says another
s. 5000 nill secure - ;eet q; lon tide.
South Bend journal
josh W4>'hsi-r, q ioo-,o,e4. lna.. il
q p9or man, bGl Le say IL woG j not be
wiiaonf ! nan t.-rlaiu's Pain Balm If !,
CT fye dollar not'le. ior j, saved lin
tom t.e;ur cripple NJ external aopli-
cation J. e-qual - iij- lilimeu. :or Tiff
and swollen J mt. contracted rnQ-c.es,
-'ih NECK -prsins AID rheumatic and
muscular rains. l; la. al=o cured
numerous cases Of partial paralysis. J.;
i III sale bv Evans CO.
John McGfaw. well known l1..-r
who has TWO brothers On Gravs Hay.,o..
was killed in al accident a, logging
camp near Vancouver. +. c la, Wed.
ne-day. His brother. William. ri: "a.
ur1ay 70 bring the remains IL Aberdeen
for burial, and will arrive here tomorrow
afternoon. Tie deceased Lad MANY
warus friends on Grsys Hartor, vi,c will
regret bis untimeiy end. He was a
mem hey ot The Aberdeen Court. Forester
Of America, and the funeral will IL held
under their auspices.
The best base ball game Il the year
Wa that betNeen tie crack teams Of
Aberdeen and fioguiam, a, the Hcauiarn
park yesterday afternoon. Til. Was, e
third game q a series o. i've f,r The
championship q the county. I. was
Won ~ Aberdeen, but the boys had to
play ball tor every fcore made. At the
close q the ninth inning the score was >
and :, and three more innings were re-
q1ire3 70 decided the game, Aberdeen
scoring one run TOOK the game, 8 10 2
This gave the local team the champion.
ship, they having WIN the two preceei-
ing games, but the remaining two games
will yet be played. J. NJ. Bowes was
umpire.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
Notice Tor BIDS.

Notice : hereby given tia; the b9ar !
OF directors q school district NJ. ), Che
hall: county, Washington, viii. uu,ii : ~
q clock r II. q september -, lyo3. .e-
ceiye bids for the erection aud construc-
ton q : school building and liz aprur-
,en2nces on lots Aos Q. -. i and p,
in bio X y, Wesiherwax & Benn's
Second al jition 70 Aberdeen. Wash.
Tie 10 ding ard i,s appur,enances 70
DC bnil; and constructed il conformity
with tie plans. details and Specifications
now On 6le with the clerk q said board
at lis Office. - T = . Aberdeen. Wash.
ami u he completed On OF before the
29;h day Of Dee. laQ2. Each bii 10 lie
accom- panied with god and sufficient
bond o. certified check in the SUN Of
$3.50 conditioned that the bidder. il suc.
cessiul in receiving the award OF the said
contract, will enter into he contract ior
the erection and completion d the said
building and its apprr,enances in &C.
cordanee with the plans, details and
specifications Aforesaid: and will make.
execute. deliver and f.e with the audi.
tor Of Chehalis county. good and stuff
Gent bond, conditioned according 10 the
provisions Of Chap'er 5 Of Vol. ?, Ba,
fingers Codes and Statutes Of Washing
fon, and particularly sections 1925 5937
Of said chapter.
The board Of directors reserves tie
right TO reject any or all bids. Done
by order Of the boari Q; directors O:
school district No. 5, this the =: lay 0:
September, 1872.
". !. CRAXDElI.
Clerk q school D;s.r;c. ". ;.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
DEMOCRATIC CkuCUSES
D,lttstcs Elected Saturday Night TO the
Elns Convention

At the democratic caucusts held >Atuf-
day night, - eleci delegates 70 the
democratic county convenilcn- i0 pe heio
at k-nlA lexi >Ainraay- TIE io-ioV M
delegates were chosen n sncA p''s'l-Ae1s
= have been heard from
II. - \
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
The Best is None Too Good 10, fou

And We can furnish you with the hes,
Tor no more than you might pay for the
worst therefore, DON. throw away gc.,5
Tnoney for poor service, but If you are
going east, o. have friends coming west,
ses u tell you wha, we can offer on Chi.
eago. Washington. New York, Boston,
-. Louis, Menu fis. New Orleans, and
all intermediate points. Oar rails are
laid il fourteen different states of the
Union.
Communicate with rs regarding
freight and passenger business. It's a
pleasure 70 reply 10 your letter
b. H. TgrNBr.L,
Commercial Agent.
J. c. LdvDssY.
T. T. d z. A.
la2 Third st.. Portland Oregon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
Cal for Socialists County Con.=--

Oai Tor SOCi aiisI5 County Cor.=7-
ton.
Notice l. hereby given .h4, Il ,a+e:-
ins u the >Uciali>, central coruiDlt1--r j!
Ch-ha'i- county. Wasiington. held a
Ine city Il Hoqriain q, the 18Th day O:
August. 1872, said committee t,-ins 'ben
IN Session in the ? iri.o-e .! suing q
i7f mas count. contention thereto :
the i0lpNlus resolutions we're & opted
By said committee. y iich = the manss.
ing connli'-ee u lie, socialist parry al
Ch-hai- county. state Of W4-Aingion
Resolved. Ina, the Socialist party q
CLehalis county call Z county convention
for the nomination 81 candidates :o- lie
folio Ing cJuny Offices. io-wii:
Candidate for state senator.
Candidate Tor county treasured
candidate Tor county prosecuting a.
torney.
candidate ior county auditor.
candidate ior county clerk.
candidate ior county assessed
candidate Tor county CORONER
candidate for county school superin-
,enden'.
candidate lor county surveyor.
c4nd date i9r cYun'y wI-csrnAster.
candidate ior county commissioner
iFQn Isl GlsLlc'
candidate for cVunty con missioner
BON 2nd district.
candidate ior county commissioner
IRON 3rd district.
Candidates for the legislature irom
the 9Th representative dIrt.ict. which
laid % Representative district il com-
posed u The following precincts, to-wii
Precincts !, :, ; and 81 the city Of Aber.
deem, Coinsopolis, Mon'esano, East Mon
tesano. summit. Attic. Connie. EIna.
Oakville. >atsop, Porter. b. Canyon,
Deering, Seustkah. Wynooche, North
River, Fords Prairie, Grove, Grand
FORKS. Block house and Wilson; and
candidate ior representative 10 tie legis-
lature from the 3Qih representative dis
;ric., which said Representative district
is com po-ei Of the following precincts
to-wi,: Precincts nun Der !. . ard q
the CITY OF Hoquiam, Quee's. Quiniault,
Copa.is. Westport, Uco>ts, Johns River
London, Grays Hsrbor and Humptulips
10 Dc elected al the general election 10 he
held on the ih day OF Novemb Der. 1902.
And to transact such other business a:
may come before the convention.
>aid CONVENTION 70 be held al Abef.
deem. Washington. On the 18th day d
September. 1912, al Wheeler's hall, al
the hour {: 30 O'Clock 2. N.
Resolved. That SAID convention be a
mass convention. a. which all who will
support said party ard liz nominees be
requested - attend and participate IN
sad convention.
Resolved further. Tina, the chairman
and secretary Oh This committee giye
notice q this Convention.
o {. FExLAe4S.
Chairman.
W :. W!>-S.
Secretary. !.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
A Certain Cure for Dvsentsry and Disr,hoex

some wears ago Mas ore Of party
that intended making long bicycle ,rip. =
says P. L. Taylor, Of NeS Albany, Brad
ford county. Pa Il was taken suddenly
with disrihoea, and was al N. to give up
IA. trip, when Eiiior Ward. Of the
LlcsyY;lle Messenger, suggested Ina. I
take a do-e u Cham beriain's Collie.
Cholera and Diauhoea Remedy. | pur:
chased bottle and took txo doses. one
before starting and ona q the route.
made tie ZIP successfully and never felt
any Ill efec.. Again last GUNNER / was
almost completely run DOWN with an a.
tack d dysentery : bought b,,tle q
tLis same remedy and III. tine one d3s=
cured ne" Sod by Evans Drug ca.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given iha, the West
i >lSss NIL Company : corporation
duly orSsniz, ! under the laws OF the
Stale 81 Washington with & "a oiial stock
n One Hundred Thousand 500, 10000
nalla.>: ;hsi The principal place Of bust
aEss .. Tie Company i heated a. Aber-
,sessl, II Chehalis cauuiv, Washington;
that s meeting - TIE stock holders OF
SSsi tNNa gSry = herein - ri 10 convene
al The office II TIE Con-, many. in the CITY
* Aberdeen, On MonaSv. Tie 18th day OF
>e2'enl her, laCa. Al Tie hrar II : so p.
M. Tor The parprse oi lucresl>in, the
capital s'ccS * SAl6 Nt,>, x >laie Mill
company trN'al SlQN GA. 10 - sahs. @ o %.
Dated this Nss1i ,sav Al Jlly. lal2.
WEST \ >lAtNE MILL COMPANY,
Sv L ] WEST
and ". I. MACK.
The majority vi TIE trustees Of said
t~N0psnv.
hs'e N frs, publication July "a,
lAG. %5-Sw
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08

Sheriff HUI l. supplying 81 the dele
gates from this county 70 the rep1b lean
state convention WIKI tree railroad tlek-
cts 70 TIE convention and return. NJ.
HuE declines 10 give the name d the
candidate, or cooperation, tia. IS supply
in- them. TIE iare Of the Chehali Is
county Delegation VIII anouni 70 o7er
500. aud the general supposiuon Is ihs.
Lsri Ankeny, or tie railroad corpora
.ions. are casting ,hei' bread upon the
waters OF course, similar largessss
gre beinr distributed II al the counties
81 the state. amounting 70 ihoussnds o.
do,la,s. and The donor las confidence
that the Investment iii return with
ample interest. The public wesl is
.r-e.sy sur 70 receive scant attention Il
a convention Of such cisssplv subsidized
delegates.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
4 Bows Mid Rs5e for Liz.

With .am'y arou,6 sxpeci.n: hin, 10
die. sn5 sch hiding Tor Ire. Is miles. Ia
cei lHr. Kings New p;>covsry .nr Con-.
Sumption, CtDshs snd Colds. W. II.
Brown, 81 lee>yil &, | l. sn,:u I'll sss,h,S
ason.es from asthma, hu, this wonds,5u
medicine gave ln>,an, relief and ss,r
cured him. He wr.,es. Il nov sl,sr
sonndly every nigh, Like ms,v,l,,,,s
cures Q: Consumption, rnenmonis. Rrou.
chi'is, Coughs, Colds ana GriY prove its
matches merit Tor az Throat and Lam,
troubles. Guaranteed bottles 81, sns
sl.oo Trial bottles :nse a: Slni;s Nm,
Co.'S drug store
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08

lie Democratic Cpu1fv Convention j.
hereby called 70 meet Il Elr.a. d -stu,-
dsy, >epte-n by "a, t1.'2, z, J. o'cluck
ID, ior the pur.'o-e q eiec:lDg isurteeu
delegate: - TIE STATE democratic Con-
ven'ion, 70 IL he'd st Tacoma, o. ~eI-
ienber, IS, 1872. and 10 nominate t1ll
legislative and courtr ticket. and n, tie
transaction q such other business e
may properly come trsiore sad COUNTY
convention.
The basis q representation g. sid
convention VII. be one delegate ri lars-
IRON each precinct and one delegate II.
cast 10, y. u. bialucs. iur rre.l 54utlal
elec.ur. al the general election q 1905
Tie following : the appyrtl-u -1e1t q
each precinc, upon ihl- ba-1-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
THE CITY COUNCIL
IN SESSION SATURDAY. NIGHT.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
Heron Street 70 Have fou-teso--oc1
Sidewalks. n. ?. ~. Co u S-ilc
Sids.rack - fn4 Cs--s-y. II
Comet. Heron and ka-.e- S-rssts-
Bills Aiione5 20.

Mayor Anst5e a1d a. tl4 cQ-nc-- Il =.
wee preser; Il IL meeting, saturday
night, 2u3. a hey were anxious = -
tend the ->E0Eet gwen = tbe >egtt4e
Chan TX. i Commerce, u-s-usss v -
Disposed q WITH t14 utmost dispatch
i. ;. jackson Appe2ra1 AZ explained
lie controversy tLal Las ar1s4n ovsf LIZ
contract tor tLe p42ak-ug o: I street
There : 10 douhi HAT NJ Jackson L
oorfec, IL liz theory d ,osl building
bui the council appear - desire liz strict
lette. q The ordnance adhered 70. NJ
a.. Oh va: taken, although i is under
stood thai the stree, c9u ui,,4= will gre
the subject tslr consideration.
The bond 81 " Il. White son, 10y
the planking Of west Heron street. Was
reduced from 5000 TO $3.50, and the
matter 0; the length Of ihe pl2oks Used
YVES lei. To Supi. Linn
tie ordinance providing 10, the sale q
the recently yoted bonds q passed, and
the cle,k IVES directed 70 advertise 10,
bids Tor their purchase, IL wtols of IL
part.
1he attorney WAS instructed - rIfare
resolutions for tie building Of l4-iooi
side walks Oh Heron street. beige cen tbe
W.sLkAA rir-r and L street; ior the
plankius Of Tie alley IL block ?, and io'
plank toad Oh Washington street. De-
tween Heron and Market streets.
Al ordinance. granting tie y. P. ~.
Go. the right TO lay .ide,rack 70 the
canne-y. was introduced and referred.
The deed to the 10, OF Hume street
b-tween Monroe and Garfield, Was y
proved, and warrant 70: $40, IL pay
Inent, ordered drawn il tavo, Of samuel
benn.
The regpes. Of Chas. Arnold, ior water
Oh tie Hill, Va: -e:efre1 70 tie water
CON nit.ee.
a saloon license was granted 10 l.
Wake,
City Treasurer Locke returned lie g.
sessmeut roll ior block :, ~ correction.
lle bond o: L :. Jackson, ior tne
plankiAE u upper 7 sl,ve:, y = approved.
Al application J.. : vAt=r main o.
we.. Hume street was ,---tr-l = lie
wafer 81. u..t--~ viii power - -.c..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08

il : re-c1-l- .s-L5-1 tn4t mass -a-ccsa-
be hfl3 il the diEereu. ~ ci1c.s y
~atl--ar. >=p,-ul Lr-T 6. a. : cock T. u.
II ile COUNTY, precincts ac1 al 2 L
u lie towns al1 cities. - e-@et delegates
= a i county convention.
II. n. SUTTON.
Chairman. Cheh4,i. County Central
Com u-ilee.
Attest: / tAFE.
Secretary
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08

TIE Herald : ~ ol1est paps- u
G-ays Ea-b9-. aa6 has Z larger c-7,1-
lario- th2a a-y oths- paper = Cas1a--s
COUNTY. Advertising cc-t-ac-s are
based uPo- THIS e-a-- u GRIN A-'c---
and al -u-sy 6r= q cc-.r-acts sxscr-
tec under .h-s statement, WI - -7--
fsitsd :: ne s.ats-s-: De -oi absolute
IL rrus.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08
Don't Forget II.

l0l Tan s-o=,f.,e i0r ne Examiner
through the local agent . vel -
through z stranger. Evans DzUG CO
The Washington times., 1902-10-16
PRICE OF GOVERNMENT
BONDS REMAINS HIGH
Secretary Shaw Not Likely
to Make Purchases.

The officials of the Treasury Depart
ment say there is little probability that
bonds will be purchased at the prevail
ing prices. but they refuse to specifically
affirm or deny the report that negosia-
lions are in progress between the de-
partment and a combination OF New
York savings banks to sell large block
OF the bonds to the Government.
1t is pointed cut. however. that there
is a great demand for bonds by the ma
tional banks. and that there Is little
probability of a decline in prices 10
point where the Government would puf,
chase them. 1t was not to be expected
that the savings banks would dispose OF
bonds to .he Government at prices lower
than .hey would bring IN the open mar
ket. especially when there was no UT
gent demand for money.
The movement of money to the west
for use in handling the crops has prac-
tically ceased. and the department om-
Gals believe there will be no furtner
striugency In the market for the reason
that the flow of currency from the west
hack to the Eastern centers will soon
begin.
Secretary Shaw has gone on stump
ing tour of the West. but he keeps In
| close touch with the department Oh
! financial matters, and will be notined u
any bond tenders are made.
The Washington times., 1902-10-16
CHURCH WORKERS
CONTINUE SESSIONS
Commissioner Maefarland Addresses the
Conference on Industrial
independence.

The conference of church workers con-
tinued all day yesterday. The evening
session was opened at o'clock with an
address by Commissioner Mcfarland,
who was prevented from attending Tuss-
day evening. He made an eloquent ap-
peal for Industrial independence.
The papers read last night included
1.-THE Laity's Contribution TO the Best
Interest of the Church, by DR.. Benson,
of Richmond, which was scheduled for
the afternoon session, and Claims Of
the Ministry Upon the Young Men OF the
Church. by Rev. Eugene l. Henderson,
of New Haven.
The sessions today will be held at st.
Mary's Chapel. Twenty-tnird street
northwest, when the object of the con-
ference and duties of those Interested IN
It's work viii be outlined il the adj
dresses of the dav.
The Washington times., 1902-10-16
ADMINISTRATOR FOR
MURDERED GIRLS ESTATE
Brother of Miss Amelia Fisher Asks for
the Appointment of Timothy
Carroll, of This City.

petition was filed yesterday in the
Probate Court by Charles Fisher, OF
Newport. r. l.. in which he asks that
letters OF administration be granted to
Timothy C. Carroll. OF this city, on the
estate OF his sister, Miss Amelia Fisher,
who was murdered Thursday last by
William Dougherty. Mr.. Fisher states
that he does not desire to administer the
estate. Dougherty, after killing Miss
Fisher, committed suicide.
Mr.. Fisher explains in his petition
that his sister left surviving her as her
only heirs and next of kin two hrotners
besides himself-Franlklin Fisher and
Rudolph Fisher-both non residents. 1t
is further explained that Miss Fisher
died seized and possessed of an interest
in premises No. i6 Myrtle Street north
cast. and that she left personal prop
ertv consisting of money, jewelry
wearing apparel, etc, valued at about
$500.
The Washington times., 1902-10-16
BOND DEPOSITS REACHED
ONE MILLION YESTERDAY
Total of Ss3,soo, 900 Accepted by Treas
ury as Security for Public
Funds.

The Treasury yesterday accepted sl,-
100000 of State and municipal bonds as
security for deposits Of public funds IN
national banks. The total acceptances
to date aggregate s13,50o.000. but not
more than 5000, 060 has SO far been &C
tually transferred. owing to the failure
of the banks to comply with the rules
requiring certificates Of the boards OF
directors authorizing the exchange.
The disbursements of anticipated In
terest by the Treasury yesterday
amounted to s3.1S2, making the total to
cate s3,15s.S26.
The limit for the purchase Of per
cent bonds by the Treasury Department
under the recent offer of Secretary Shaw
expired yesterday. The total purchase!
was $4,000.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
authorized the First National Bank Oh
Ortonville, Mimi. to begin business with
a capital Of $25,000. The First National
Bank of Gilmore. capital $4,000. has
applied for charter.