Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-20

Born-At the Aberdet n General no
pital. Tuesday morning. August Is, 1913,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sauers, a son.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
R.T. Dahney and Thos. Tate will move
Gylfe's photo studio from + st Get around
the corner to Wishkah, and will erect a
business building on its present site.
Jos. Snyder was brought to the Aber.
deem General hospital from Coats camp
Monday, with badly injured leg the re-
suit of being struck by broken cable.
F. X. Drake reports the subscriptions
: to the Mas onic building fund stock as
being nearly up to the required sum for
the erection of handsome three story
temple.
Emil Zendell an employe at Coats
camp, was brought to the Aberdeen
General hospital yesterday. with a cut
in his side, accidentally received while
at work
John Damitio was doxn from Elma
last evening. Mr.. DamitiO has sold his
farm, near Elma, and will move to Alb.
erdeen in the fall, after his crops are
cared for.
State Supt. Bryan has given out the
quarterly arportionment of public
school funds. The total appropriation is
1857. IT'S 30. of which Chehalis county
receives $40, 54l. 30.
Victor Walker and Willis Ingram
were in the police court yesterday morn
ing. charged with disorderly conduct.
The former paid 50 and costs, and the
latter SO and cos 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crammatte re-
turned home Tuesday evening from their
wedding tour in Oregon, and received
the hearty congratulations of their
many Aberdeen friends.
Bond Rupert, the -yearold son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rupert, was ia ken
to the Aberdeen General hospital, last
evening, with badly cut fo"t, the re-
suit OF stepping or piece OF glass.
Black salmon are running quite freely
in the river, and number of fishermen
are engaged in catching them. The
catch is shipped to the sound IN ice by
Manager German, OF the American
Fisheries Co.
W. V. Tanner. clerk in the Off of
the attorney genera, is down from
Olympia on business, and is busly ex
aiming the records Of the city, pre-
sumably in search of the states portion
of the saloon licenses.
Jas. Book returned to Aberdeen. Mon.
day night. after an absence of several
months with his family in Los Angeles.
He spent few weeks at Green River
Hot Springs, where his wife remains
while their son is enjoying hunt in the
Olympic mountains.
Fred AL Hart and Will. II. Wood
went to Olympia on business today. Mr..
Hart goes to endeavor to have he inner
har Dor line settled for Wilson Bros. &
Co., who are anxious to b gin work on
their new mill, but must first know
where their shore line will be.
Mrs. Anna Bush, solicitor for the
White Shield Home, of Tacoma, will be
present at the w. G. T. U. meetin this
afternoon, and will speak of the work
and present conditions OF the Home, also
other lines of W. G. 7. U. work in which
she is engaged. A full attendance of
terested is welcome.
In view of all that has for years been
| reported of gold, placer and quartz, be.
ing found on the Neushkah river, few
miles from Aberdeen, it is strange that
no systematic prospecting has been done
| to locate the precious metal. Ii one. half
these rumors concerned section in an
inaccessible part of the Olympic noun.
tains there would have been a stampede
for that locality long ago.
The case against Geo. Denny, who took
change of venue to Cosmopolis, was
dismissed by the justice OF the peace OF
that town at the request OF City Attor
ney Fox. Denny was arrested bv Officer
Lucore, charged with being drunk and
disorderly, and denied the allegation.
He was anxious for trial, but the mo-
ton to dismiss was forced upon the city
attorney by Officer Lucore claiming to be
too i'll to remain at the trial and give his
evidence, although, after the dismissal,
he was able to ride his wheel to South
Aberdeen. Denny hal several witnesses
ready to testify to the falsity of the
charge, and it is too bad that the trial
was not had, and he eXonorated, or con-
vic,ed. AS it is nobody is satisfied.
Denny did not get hearing, and the
city is stuck with a bill OF costs, either
through too previous officer, or lack of
nerve to prosecute, if the arrest was
| justified.