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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-02

Among the mighty good stunts by
the vaudeville performers at the Fair
ground was the work of the three Mil
lettes, in ground and lofty tumbling;
the Millions in admirable balancing
with ladders: Carmo. King of ladder
men," and very well named: Kennedy,
the juggler, and the two funny bicy-
clists who kept everybody in an uproar
while they were on. The attractions
were excellent and filled in the spare
time most acceptably.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
sAeINE pAss poRr sILL

Was Considered by the Senate, but Went
Over Without Action
Washington February 10 The senate
met AZ II o'clock today, but spent only an
hour aud twenty minutes IN open session
This time was devoted to routina business
and passing Ellis Of no great general i'm.
portance. Senator Bai.ey, by vote Of
the senate secured consideration OF the
Sabine Pass port bill which had been the
subject Of considerable controversy, nut
vote on the measure was not reached. The
Quay resolution, declaring st 60 be tn?
senre of the senate that vote on the
Statehood bill should be tbken on March
2, went over until that day. The housc
bin providing for tho payment Of claims "a
citizens of virginia for damages incident TO
the enean rpment at Manassas and the
march from Camp Alger 20 ThoroughfHr re
Gap, va during the war with Spain was
passed.
Honse rl.s also were passed amounting
the pension laws applying 10 remarked
widows, authorizing the construction Of a
bridge ccrosg the Tennessee river between
LOWS Blun and Guntersyile Ala.
The bill making Sabine Pass port o.
entry IN Texas which has oaused considcr.
able discussion In the senate heretof1r',
was considered for n time. on motion o.
Mr. Bailey, the bin was amended as TO
apply to Texas only.
Mr. Hanna moved TO refer the Bill bs tx
TO the committee on commerce, but the
motion was defeated, 81 to 49,
! The bill went over without action. when
on motion Of Mr.. Culom, the, sonate, at
/ II 80, went into executive session to con.
/ slider thc Colombian cana! treaty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
MR.BAILEY WON OUT
DOwned llama, Who Had Made an
Attempt 10 Punish The Texan
THE PORT ARTHUR BILL
Was The Subject of The Controversy
and il Was Taken Up.
AN ATTEMPT TO REC0MMIT II
Was Made by The 0hlOan bit the scua'
tors Sustained the Texan
THE BILL IS NOT LIKELY TO PAS.
There WIN 5e Objection 70 II in the
House Which viii Probably Sc
Able to < the Measure.
AN ATTEMPT TO REcOaMlT IT
Was Made by the 0hiOan bit the Scua'
tors Sustained the Texan
THE BILL is NOT LIKELY TO PAS.
There WIN ae Objection 70 II in the
House Which viii Probably Be
Able 10 kill the Measure.
special to The rostA

washington. February ~ Tho row IN
nous Port Arthur port NJ entry bill cropped
ont again IN The senate this morning ana
Senator Raiov of reNaa won signal vic
tory over Senator Hanna 81 Ohio Sour
weeks ago it VIII be remembered, tho
commerce committee. OF which Hanna is q
member. made m adverse report on the
measure for the purpose 81 attempting 10
punish Senator Bailey for obiet:inc to all
unanimous consent business Mr. Bailcy's
objections were based on the procvastina.
tion Of the committee, winch for weeks
failed 10 take action Of any Eot OH his
measure. Today Mr. Bailey asked unrui.
nous consent for tho consideration Of the
bill.
Mr. Hams objected.
Mr. Bailey then moved to proceed with
the consideration Of the bin and the mo-.
ton was carricd In an attempt 10 head
him off Hanna moved that the measure
be recommitted ON rising vote the mo-
ton was shown 70 have carried by twenty
fvo to twenty,four but Mr. Bailey de-
manded the ayes and noes and the second
ballot defeated the motion, the vote being
thirty.two 10 thirty-onc.
Having won his point to this extent, Mi
Bailey allowed the measure to go over M.
til tomorrow SO as to have It amended In
accordance with an understanding with
the Louisiana senator's, who objected "a
having the district AZ the Teche In Their
State included In the proposed new dis
trict As amended, the bill will provide
that Port Arthur be made port Of entry
iu a new customs district composed entirely
Of Texas territory. There is every reason
to believe that It can not pass the nous,
in this shape and the chances are tha
no funl action of any kind viii be hHt
| at this session.
| Several Of the republicans on the com
merce committee intmated to MIR. BAilcl
/ that the bin wonld be fayorubly reportc,
II 1t were recommitted. but the Texan pre-
! ferred to win his light in another way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
MEETING OF NEGROES
Held at New York Was Attended by
Few Whites

Held al New York Was Attended by
Few Whites.
(Special to The Postl
New York. February 19.--An audience OF
at least 1000 people. mostly negroes, gath
cred in Cooper linton tonight to take nc
tion looking to the raising OF funds to fight
the disfranchisement Of the negroes In tho
South. There were a few white men in the
audience aud only two white men, Moncure
p, Conway, formerly Of Virginia, and John
Z. Milhonand Of New York, were IN the
list OF speakers,
James H. Hayes, Virginia negro, was
the only out Of town negro on the program.
The speeches We're bitter In the extreme
and IN some cases !nhammatory
a long set Of preamble and resolutions
~ years the South had conspired to over
throw, by notification, what had been
gained on the battlefield. From 1868 To
1880 It stopped ut no crime to strip tho
negro of the ballot and that $4,000 black
men were shot TO death around southern
ballot boxes. From 1880 TO 1890 frauds,
unparalleled IN tho worlds history, had
been perpetrated and since 1890 IL has
beau sought TO disfranchise the negro by
constitutional amendment and TO resurrect
the doctrine OF Stnte rights which had
been shot 10 death ON Southern bBttlehelds
and buried at AppotomaS,"
This last was denounced as the most dan
Cprous and Hudacuus scheme Of all The
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments We're
referred 10 as the magma charta of tho
negro race.
Ii was stated that the negro had been
painted as q rapist FOR political purposes
and without just cause.
"Tho great heart OF the North" was ap
pealed 10 not TO allow the door of hope
10 bc closed on the negro, and negroes
everywhere were appealed TO To contrib
ute 70 the fund 10 fight acknowledgements
One thousand dollars was raised ~ tn,
meeting and more was promised.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
A Texas City Bill.

washington, February 19.--Representstive
Burgess has introduced BILL making Texas
CITY a subroft Of entry IN the Galveston
action 90 me MEASURE 81 this ssasiou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
THEY HAVE AGREED
European Powers Unite On Joint Note
TO the Sultan.
REFORMS ARE DEMANDED
That VIII Safeguard Lives and In.
lereSts Of Christians.
BELIEVED SULTAN WILL ACCEPT
II He Refuses Further Joint Action
viii Follow.
AS THE RETIREMENT OF CONDITIONS
Has ssen Fully Determined Upon ana
IL Necessary coereiVe Measures
win Sc Adopted.
BELIEVED SULTAN WILL ACCEPT
II He Refuses Further Joint Action
viii Follow.
IS THE BtTTERMENT OF CONDITIONS
Has 5sen Fully Determined Upon and
IL Necessary CoereiVe Measures
win Sc Adopted


P0ris, February H. q cunt Lamsdo.n,
liussian foreign minister has communicated
10 the Froneh government the tact thai
RUSSIA received yes er'ay the Ast of me
adherences "f 'h' cNropean powers % the
joint "tt" io Turkey on the subject -
forms. tnns masking thF aeuon OF inc pow
ers man'm'us We accordingly drected
the Russian amHnsSadof at Vonstanunope
to proceed IN eompany Win F1ron Won
Calyo' the Austrian Ambassador TO me SUI
tan ana present Vae jo'A' hote 'oua''
was at hrSt intended to present the Aus
trian note FIRST hut TINS WaS recons'defen,
IN order TO Fi7H ADDED ioE'e 70 tne 'o'h'
personal petition u was a'So oeslreu ~
socur" tAe tnl conference o. 'ernahs'
Mh''o was S'm'" ','l ''.',, ,., ~
Inc u"lhi'n US "e''.n u''"'u 'Pou
day includes 'Hat 'i German ihs 49,
as hnaliy framed s'r'k'S cur a. Icisfenee
20 Macedonia rs " was eons'ueiVu tuat
the designation OF one part 81 lne eoon,ty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE PRESIDENTS THREAT.

win Call Extra Session OF Congress Un.
less Treaties arc Hatted,
Washington. February 10 President
Roosevelt will call an .vtrnordinary SOS
sion of the senate Of the Fify.eiphth con.
gross unless both the Panama canal and the
cuban reciprocity treaties are ratified at the
present session. The president made this
declaration Of his intention to several sen
lDogs today and he made IL MS cmphatically
md unequvocaly as he was capable Of
making 1t
1t is deemed likely by officials of the ad.
minlstratiou and by many senators that
both treaties will be ratified before March
l. but the necessity for the early ratification
is regarded by the president as So urgent
that, in the event Of failure Of either ono
or both at the present session he viii Is.
sue his call for an srtru session.
II is said there arc grave reason Of state
why both treaties should be ratified as soon
as possible.
These have induced the president TO make
the announcement to senators of his dc
termination
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
THE HuMsERT HEARING,
Court Announced That Judgment Would
Be Rendered Saturday.

Paris. February 19.--The hearing OF
Banker Cattani's l,bsl suit sgainst the
lIumbcrts was resumed today, and on adj
lournment the court aunounced that ludg-
mpnt would he rendered on Saturday
Tho plen OF The assistant prosecutor Nj.
Ie Soucve, was favorable 10 the prisoners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
INDIAN TERRITORY coNFEDERA1Es.
The Major General Names q Committee
on Transportation

South McAlestcr. J. IT, February IS The
Confederates IN the Indian Territory are
getting ready Tor the reunion Mt New or
leans IN May Major General r. b. Cole.
man commanding has nouhed Brigadier
General John I. Gait Of The chickasaw
brigade that his brigade viii choose the
division sponsor this year and General Gait
win shortly select the Young lady com
mittee 10 see about transportation to the
New Orleans reunion, consisting Of the
brigadicr geuerals John T.. Gait John y.
Gentry aud w }. Watts has been ap-
pointed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
sroRIEs GREATLY EXAGGERATED.

Steamer Just From Honduras Reports
Everything Quiet.
Mobile. Ain, February 10 -fhe steamer
Espnna. from Puerto Cortcz, Honduras,
dlreci, reports everything quiet at that port,
so Tar ns the much talked of political reyo-
luton g concerned rho ofhcers Of the
steamer wore ashore many times during
the several days stay at that port and
say :horc is no talk of revolution. In
fact. they regard the many stories printed
Ia American papers as exaggerated,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
SOUTHERN HUNTERS.
They viii Show the Fasteners Tricks
of the Trade.

New York, February Zone Of the fea.
lures Of the sporJsnsu's show which opens
at Madison Square Garden next week will
be a quartettc OF famous Virginia turkey,
'possum ana coon hunters They will give
Eastern sportsmen full exhibition OF fur
key stalking as IL Is practice1 IN the old
Dominion A. r. Moncure OF Dnwiddle
county, o famous hunter will be in charge
OF the party which VIII consist Of Pete
Hnrweli. noted 'possun and coon hunter,
Jeremiah stevens "coniur' doctor and
turkey hunter, and Armstead Mossley, tur-
key hunter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
NOT MUCH CHANCE
For the Houston Federal Building Site at
this Session.


Washington, February l9.-rhe status Of
the omnibus buildings and grounds bill is
practically unchanged. II Is still in the
hands OF Chairman Fairbanks of the SEN
ate committee. but will probably be intro
duced in the upper body tomorrow or
Saturday at the latest
The Houston item has been eliminated,
but strong pressure Is being brought to
bear and there Is a possibility OF It's being
reinserted.
speaker Henderson seems 10 be tighten
ing the screws somewhat and now says no
rule for the consideration Of the measure
IN tIe house snail he reported unless a
material cut IA made in the Sf,000.OO0 APP
proprletcd by the b'll as originally intro
duced There was some talk today Of nav
Ing al the favored items presented rs
amendments to the sundry civil bill, but
there Is no reason 70 believe that this will
be done. Tho chances Of the Houston item
getting through al this session seem rather
remote
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
Observation-Disclosures.
SENSATION DEVELOPMENTS.
Three Cliques OF Bull Operators
SAID to Control Speculation.
Especial to The Post,

New York. February ie.Thls was
day Of sensational Developments IN
the cotton market, prices advancing
about 20 points over last nights
closing
Nav contracts show IN advance OF
almost exactly l cent per pound over
the closing OF February 3, mn ad
vance OF 100 points having devcl-
oped In fifteen days. Prices are =
cents n pound higher than they we're
an November ~ Such rapid en-.
hnnccment In values Is almost with.
out precedent in the history OF the
trade. While the storm which hns
been general throughout the country
aud which has seriously iuterfered
With the movement OF cotton is ~.
sponsihlo TO some extent for today's
rise the Improvement is rather more
directly attributable 80 the mauipuln.
ton OF the three cllques OF huh op-
orators, who are credited with con.
trolling the market iu New Orleans,
New Work and Liverpool. The New
Orleans clique, known In the TRADE
as the Boston syndicate Is supposed
20 hold much. while the Liverpool
market Is dominated by group Of
Egyptian operators with hnAdquar-
ters IN Alexandria. whose holdings
. are supposed to be at LEAST 10000
hales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
coNEepERArE vErERAN peAp.
Taken to New York as a Prisoner and
Remained I here,

Especial TO The POST
New York, February lORcv Father
Verney Robinson OF the Paulist
Fathers was buried today. fHthor Robin.
son was Vireinlan and served MS cayal-
ry man IN the Confederate army He first
saw Now York ne prisoner Of war Tho
funeral service vac preached by Roy.
Father Elliott who vas ga.Hnt soldier
On he I'lion army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-20
Dinlonatio Relstions Renewed.

Berlin, February le.-lt IS announced Of
ncially here that diplomatic relations be-
tween Germany and venezueis have been
renewed, Ths rev minister, Herr PeilsFtn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26
El.MA

L. T. Jones was up from Aberdeen.
Thursday, visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Cora Langenhach, of Sunni
went to Aberdeen on Wednesday, return
ing OH Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Combes, who is attend.
ing school in Aberdeen, spent Sunday at
her home in this city.
The George Hotel was opened for bust
ness last Saturday evening, by giving the
supper for the Valentine ball.
The report is common that J. T. Shell
by will erect large restaurant building
just east Of his saloon, in the near future.
The Ladies OF the Maccabees are pre-
pairing to give sock social in the Odd
Fellows Hall on Saturday evening March
Z.
Mr.. Roy Coulson and Miss Blanche
Hall, were married at Montesano, We'd
nesday, OF this week by Rev. +. +.
Thompson, pastor of the M. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis were in town this
week and left on the afternoon train for
the harbor. Mrs. Davis was proprietress
OF the Valley House at Elma, and now
lives at Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Strubel recently
took young, II pound, lady boarder.
May she remain with them for many
years. and be blessing and comfort to
them during the remainder OF their lives.
The work on j. Will Anderson's store
building is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible, and will soon be
ready for the decorators to put the finish.
ing touches to the interior work.
The X. Of P. gave a very ENJOYABLE
smoker Tuesday evening. After tie
usual business Of the lodge, the members
and invited guests to the number of sixtv
went to the dining room in the Odd Eel.
lows hall where beautifully decorated
table groaned with good things.
A very successful entertainment was
given at tho new schoolhouse at Satsop
on Tuesday evening by the teachers.
friends. and pupils Of the public schools.
A fine musical and literary entertain.
ment was given followed by . box supper
in which number Of dainty lunches in
Hastily decorated baskets prepared by tho
ladies were auctioned of to the highest
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26
OAKvlLLE

James O'Neil was up last Sunday, re.
turing to Elma in the evening.
County Superintendent Williams visit
ed the school here Monday.
Born-To the wife OF H. w. Couch on
Sunday, Feb. Is, twins, boy and girl.
The ladies of the Catholic society will
give public entertainment and chicken
pie supper March II.
Chas. Palmer and Cash Vandervort
have bought Frank Erickson's tin. Der.
They will log it and put in the river.
A. l.. Clark and wife returned Monday
from EIma where they were attending
the wedding Of the latter's daughter.
There is an orchestra being organized
here which viii supply music for all local
occasions and I'LL engagements out OF
town, II. Berkshire is manager.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26

L l. Knauss to G H Clemens, right o
way through se4 of nehs', neI Of seA
and seZ of se14 sec 24-l7-8-$45O.
U S to Otto Erickson, e1ls Of neE and
Sc Of seq sec 2S-l6-7-Pat.
G f Cox to J G Wheelock, lot 4, blk g.
Ka,r's add Hoquiam 800.
] NJ Gowen to L Wise, NV rs # of lot
IA, blk %, Hoquiam 1850.
IA Karr to Edw Halves, lots ~ and
10, blk 4, Karr's Mill add Hoquiam-$25c.
US toJ R Pomrenk, receivers receipt,
nwL sec 34-l6-6-$4OO.
H l. Wilson to D Olson, swL sec g.
16-6-t3OOO.
G Pullen to w H Lawrence, lots IL and
ID, blk z, B & DIS add Montesano-$!0O.
M Pike to same, lots s 6 and 7, blk
7, B 4 DIS add Montesano-$SOO.
B "A Seaborg to Citizens Natl Bank,
blks A and 3, South Aberdeen-$l.
Citizens Natl Bank OF Fairhaven to G
f Burrows and A p Stockwell, same lots
SO.
ST Whitney to A Conner and D Sissy.
kovich, lot 4, blk l. w 4 BIS plat Monte.
! sano-$l.
AM Norman to NJ Christensen, 5 acres
in seq Of neN sec 9-18-10-$l00.
LC Houser to o G Chase, NV 25 # of
lots and s, blk 80, Hoquiam-$l.
IA Karr to ! G Benner, lot II, blk 8,
Karr's add Hoqniam $500.
II X Anderson to | Mononen, lot 2,
blk %, Abeideen-$575.
IA Geissler ct al to w Geissler, lots
10 II and -, blk 5, B Il DIS add Monte
sano-$6O0.
Treasurer to NJ J Murphy, lots and 4,
blk 8, Brewers add Oakville-Tax deed.
Pruce to J A Ingram, lot IA, blk II,
Hoquiam-$512.
OBerg to NJ B Phillips, lot 10, blk
SO, Hoquiam-$4Oo.
Carlson to G II Holmer ct al, lots l
and 2, blk 40, Aberdeen-$450.
Al West to II Crcnshsw, lots II and
18,blk 59,N P add South Aberdeen-$100.
Miscellaneous.
J A Graham to G Winters, appoint
ment as deputy sheriff.
Huston to Strubel, chat mtg on
cows-$75.
II II Holland and G D Hauptman to D
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26
COUNTY
LOCAL DOINGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
tens of Interest From All Sections Of Che.
halls County, Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
Local Exchanges.
HOQUlAM.

Charley Mcintyre has returned to Co
pals.
Mrs. II. C. Evans, OF Humptulips, was
in Hoquiam last Sunday.
Capt. w. a. Thompson, OF the EIrus,
is spending several days at Clearwater.
Odd Fellows hall is nearing completion
and is the finest looking building in
town.
Philip Davis, OF Aberdeen, was in the
city this week looking after the estate OF
his nephew, Abner Davis, recently de-
ceased.
Emet Mohler and Miss Marion Nelson
were married at South Bend this week.
Mr.. Mohler is an old-time and highly
respected Hoquiam boy.
The city fathers are preparing to plank
several streets during the summer. They
will not attempt the saw dust plan Of
paving, as it is not fourishing success.
Hon. Ralph Philbrick was down from
the capital Saturday and Sunday. Ralph
is inclined to believe that after all much
good will be accomplished by the present
Legislature.
February IS was quite wedding an
nlversary day: Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Pol
son, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Hurd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lycan and Mrs. S. S. Nc
MILAN were all united in marriage on the
18th day OF February.
Loren II. Brewer has formed law
partnership with Frank L. Morgan Of
this city and will be one of us. Mr..
Brewer is one Of the brightest young at
torneys in the county and will make
good running mate for Mr.. Morgan.
The mayor has caused notices to be
printed in regard to the ordinance against
shooting in the city limits and the mar
shall has been notified to arrest all VOL
ators Of the ordinance. This is another
step in the right direction.
A large timber deal has just been con.
summated by which Poison Brothers
become the owners of G. H. Carlson's
interest in the great cedar belt OF North
Beach, situated in 20-l2. This body OF
cedar timber is one Of the finest in the
state, and is pierced by the Northern
Pacific railroad through the entire body.
Mr.. Carlson is now in the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-26

o Mills, ct al mtg on lands in Chehalis
county-$2O,OO0.
FL Morgan to M E Berdine, mtg on
lot 7 and nwly % # Of lot 6, blk SO, Co.'S
mopolis-$3OO.
Mrs II A Wiley to Mrs L Selberg, rel
OF chat mtg on household furniture.
j johnson to Simpson Lumber Co.
mtg on land in e1a sec 1O-l6-S-s6OOO.
Same to Montesano National Bank, bill
Of sale of logs-$25oO.
Same to Simpson Lumbe, Co, chat mtg
on road ehgine-$6000
Hamilton < Lee to Montesano National
Bank, chat mtg on shingles-$lOoO.
RI Hits to H S Kay and II B Wal
dron, lease Of store room and ware house
on nwly "a # Of lot 7, blk So, w & BIS
End add Aberdeen.
G S Kendall ct al to Est, mtg on s%
lot 4, blk 2, G N Byles' plat Montesano-
$500.
] Brown to The Public, affidavit that
he is sole heir OF G Brown.
IA Nelson to P Meason, mtg on lot 13,
blk 2. Harris add Hoquiam-$3OO.
J Forest to G w Forest. power of at
torney.
w Forest to The Public, affidavit
that j Fores, was single man when
making certain deed.
JB Mullenix to A Mowry, mtg on VIZ
Of nwH sec 2S-19-7-$250.
&C Burke to Aberdeen Brewing Co,
chat mtg on saloon furniture ON lot 3. blk
1, Elma-$495.
S Smith to A Firth, bond for deed to
M Of e% of neh sec 3l-lS-5-$sOO.
d Newton to E II Stayt, sat OF mtg
A Carlson to Hayes & Hayes, chat mtg
OH logging engine-$100.
B Allen to ] ii Brewer, rel of mtg on
swK of nw1, and nwI of sw14 sec 5-17-6.
Barde h Nudleman to NJ E Bloom,
lease Of furniture-$95.
WO Austin to w q VOORHEES,, lease Of
mill at Porter.
Mrs G A Pratsclt to Union Trading Co.
lease OF 50x50 it off of lot l, blk 43, Aber
deen-$24C.
j Carney to NJ Girton, mtg on a11a
lot 8, blk SO, Aberdeen-$500.
G II Arland to Montesano National
Bank, chat mtg on logs-$4000.
Puget Sound Iron Works to Preston &
Peterson, sat OF chat mtg.
J B Ray to W H Ray, mtg on neA sec
Sheriff's certificate of sale on blks A
md B. South Aberdeen.
Citizens National Bank OF Fairhaven
'opy of resolutions authorizing sale OF
,lks A and B, South Aberdeen.
A Carlson to F f Peterson, mtg on
imber on seq sec 29-1S-9-$100O.