Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-12

boilers have been added.
County Auditor w. D. Campbell was
down from Montesano last night, look.
ing up the matter of the second tax
levy made by the city council.
E. S. Kindred is arranging to burn q
test kiln of brick on the James Stewart
place, and, if the clay is satisfactory
will put in large brick making plant.
LOST OR SToLEN-A No. ~ hammerless
shot gun, made by Baltimore Arms Co
Taken from Hotel Kendall. A liberia
reward for information leading to its
recovery. 17.3t
A call for a convs ntion to nominate
city officers will be made early next
week. This will give time for the fitness
of the candidates and their policies to be
discussed.
The funeral OF Emma Namoru. the
japanese woman who was murdered
Monday morning, took place yesterday
afternoon. and was attended by the en-
tire japanese colony.
County Attorney Heath has advised
the county commissioners that the road
supervisors, to be appointed under the
new road law, must be residents of the
districts to which they are appointed.
The schooner G. A. Thayer, that went
ashore on North Spit last Saturday,
stands fair chance to be got off with
but slight damage. The crew were taken
ashore by the Westport life saving crew.
Losr-Between A berdeen and Shield
logging camp, ON the Wishkah river, a
memorandum book. containing papers
of value to the owner only. The finder
will please return to the Herald Office,
and oblige j. Mclean.
NOTICE TO LOG OwNER.-A short cedar
Block 8, |. N. Scammon' plat of Monte
owner at the time specified by law. A.
OSWALD. Aberdeen, Wash.
LosT-At fire of October l6, by Wish
kah Circle, Women of Woodcraft, a staff
in a box, about feet long; silver knives
and forks in large white pitchers; silk
sashes, white, 4 red and 2 green.
Please return to MIS-. J. M. Bowes, Tel
424.
A settlement was effected Tuesday by
X. Zelasko of the suit for damages
brought by Gabrielson & Holmer, fol
failing to give possession of premises
after signing lease. Zelasko paid
Gabrielson 4 Holmer $3.50 in liquidation
of all damages.
M. Lambert, brickmaker of Skagit
county, is in the city, and claims to have
discovered an excellent article of clay
near the city, which he proposes tc
make into brick. There is good money
awaiting the first man who will make
good brick in this vicinity.
Ed. G. Finch returned yesterday from
Rossland, B. c., where he had gone to
move his family to Aberdeen. At Seat.
tie one of his children was taken i'll
with severe attack of quinsey, and he
was obliged to leave his family in that
city until the child RECEIVERS sufficiently
to travel.
The stormy weather prevented a very
large audience from hearing the lecture
on Christian Science, by Judge Hanna,
of Boston, in the Congregational church,
Tuesday evening, but those present en-
joyed an intellectual treat. Judge
Hanna is very pleasing speaker, and
one was entertained, whether believing
the doctrine advanced or not.
Fred A. Hart has resigned the posi-
tion of bookkeeper for Wilson Bros. &
Co., and will devote his entire time in
the future to the management of the
Aberdeen Electric Co. Mr.. Hart held
the position at Wilson Bros. & Co.'s
mill for fourteen years, and has been
succeeded by John r. Bertholf, who has
been connected with the G. G. l.. T. Co
A man was discovered under the side.
walk at Hume and X streets, Monday
night, in what was first considered an
intoxicated condition, and he was taker
to the city Jail. He was found to have
some money on him, and to act strangely
and was sent to Montesano this morning
to be examined for insanity. He is G
German, and is said to conduct SECOND
hand store in Seattle.
Mrs Jane S. McMurray died at IL;
yesterday morning at the home OF hel
daughter. Mrs. +. A. Olleman, l5t
Hume street, and the remains were
taken to Olympia today for interment
Mrs. McMurray was born in Kentucky
72 years ago, and celebrated her golden
wedding with Rev. l. McMurray at
Olympia last year. She had been ar
invalid for many years. and was tender
ly cared for by her daughter.