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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT EASY ON OPENING.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Wheat was easy today: Fa.
this condition: Some selling on the part Of the
leader Of the bull faction and the prediction OF a
trade jSur n; that pfress
now contributory causes. On reports OF a
stronger foreign market December opened I'M
opened unchanged to Nc higher at $1.13& to
$l.13s. The bear influences were immediately
d ae byne or iS way o eS
81 12B. Duluth, Minneapolis and Chicago report
ed receipts Of S67 cars against 96f last week
In the ndddls OF the day reports of an active
demand for flour in the northwest started re,
t e the 0i:ns DEMAND
to SLIP and May to Sl1sI The bulge was was
holders causing S the decline TIE price Of b.
esmber dropped to s1ll3 and May to fl11% =;
f;S$ VIZ H H';4 e RsssTS ~tn Of
Ta:a * ssto *11s9 f5ai1s g. req
s gar noethsfn 100 Sof No SPRING $o1
s1 GiSss; D @e1a'Sep;ssicf&f li May
Corn was quiet and steady. Favorable weather
and bear1sh crop reports were the factors. On
the strength of foreign grain markets December
opened unchanged to Nc higher at &c to 81 3sc
Without additional support the influence OF hlSh-
err cables was insufficient to maintain the open:
es we're Ss Cars w to =
grade. ~ ,,
The late break in wheat caused additional sell
ing of corn the market becoming quite weak
After selling off to 5oA5O5hc December CLOSED
| at 5u1sc, at loss of * for the day.
53hc.
Close: Corn-septenber. 534c: December
5O7sc May, 1875 @49c; July. 4SBc@49c.
Oats inclined to follow corn Trading
was quiet and prices steady. December opened
unchanged to &c higher at 3o%c to 8OMc, an ne
sold off to 3OH @3O&c. Local receipts were Ia
cars.
cash oats. No. 2. 3O1ac; No 3. soc.
Close: Oats-September, soc; December 3Osc
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept 2s.-provisions
were easy, as result of decline of 1O@1 SC
at the yards. Trading was very quiet Janu-
Lard was unchanged at $7.371s Ribs were
unchanged to 214c lower, at s6.s06es2h.
Close: Pork-September, $11.4O; October,
May. $1315. Lard-September, $3.50; October,
S7.52R; November, $3.50; January, $7.37k
May. $3.50. Ribs-September. $772h; October,
$7.721a; January, $6.s21a; May, $685..
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. 2o.-Beer,
steady Pork, dull, - Lard, barely steady prime
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You seem to be disgruntled about Cam
didate Blank. What's the trouble?'
He refuses to make big contribution
to the campaign fund, and he won't get
off the ticket. confound hin1i He'll Meth
er give up nor come down. We've tried
both propositions on him .
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THE FLOUR MARKET
LARGEST SHIPMENTS FOR MON
PRICES VERY FIRM

Shipments yesterday the largest for
some time, and the movement Is likely to coll
tinue increasing. Demand this morning was
reported only fair, but inquiry from day to day
has been better of late and there is promise Of
its continuance
Shipments, 16646 brs.
First patents quoted S6.2o@6.3o; second
patents, $6o5@ 6.15; first clears: - .e5@510.
wood; second clears, $3,10@32O, In Min
@neapol1s, in wood.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Sept. 29.-Cattle--Re
ceipts. 49, O00 including 5000 westerns and 200
IexGns an to lower goed d9 nrim@
stockers and feeders. $2.25@4: cows, 81 .25 q
$50; LETTERS $1.35@5.40; Gamers, $15o@2 .40
bulls. $2@4; calves $3@6:5o: Texas fed steers
Hogs-Receipts. 10000: tomorrow, 1900; 10
to 15c lower; mixed and butchers, So 6O@6. 05'
S: 35 5e5; light, s5.e5@e; bulk of sales, $50
$3.50.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; weaker; lamb.
strong; good to choice wethers, $3s0@4. so
fair to choice mixed $325@4; western sheep
50. 9O@415; native lambs $450@6; western
lambs. $425@5.65.
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Totals. o. 800

Prices 1oc lower. Receipts light: Average
range from to $685.
good to choice light and medium weight hogs
mixed and good heavy s5e5 to $575, and com
mon heavy. common mixed and rough packing
sows from $40 to $3.50:
81. 1S4 lbs. $5.75; &c, 21O lbs. $3.50; A. ESQ
lbs So: $40; 49, 246 lbs $40 49, aes lbs So9T;
! Roughs-7, oso lbs, IS e5: s, $50 lbs, S. 80: 9,
s21 lbs $40; 1913 lbs, $50; 7, "a 'bs 81 90;
II faTx liberal hot A asred in
steady with Wednesday. Bulls slow. Veais
SoGers ft at eavg rSs
r.: ana IS st.: $40 lbs, 81
7 vutters and Canners-2. $50 lbs; 81 2, $40
Il; {t If ;s N! - S ss S rs lbs % $S
S S h and 81 es ed 7a is T. 10 ab a
$2s5; 49,, SO lbs, s2.25; Is, Ss5 lbs, $3.50; 5:
Stock cl Cows Cows and Heifers-2 es5 lbs $685. 2,
TO- s Ss g. eS 50 l6s ''s sl.o
s 41S b and 81 t Sc. Bulls lo'o Ids ~
S's SPw se fHE gi w Market steady
fat lambs 3 sold at $4se; and fat native ewe
Kiiing Lambs and sheep-7a lambs, Z lbs
$3.50; lambs, SO lbs, $4.75: 6 lambs 63 lbs
s.; 81 ewes ewes, ia lbs, 1925; 40 ewes, 1o7
! lbs $500.
Among the shippers on the market were
G., Bates; Weston, Wis; Reiter Brothers, Pine
oWara LaKs g. an 9Pown fitcSdela: Selser
Brothers. Milroy: A: r. johnson. New, Rich
ming, Walcott. N. D.: l.. Garrison. Sheyenne
n. D.; H. Rasmussen, Twin City stockyards; G
Mardis, Forsythe, Mont; J. Douhilt, Wil5aux
S. R. Miller. Con Kennedy T. Cruise, J. s
Murphy, G. o. Donnal, S. R. Miller, Custer
Mont.
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MISCELLANEOUS

T., NEW YORK COTTON. Sept 2e.-Responding
to rather frmer Liverpool cables than expected
Tx cotton ro}n+s market firm at
increased the gain to a matter of 7@1O points
on the active months, on covering and moderate
buying fol the. account Of spot houses But
ths weather south was good, receipts overrar
estimates. and it feared that the week
end figures would show rapid accumulation ir
stocks -.-
At the advance, therefore, the bears became
more aggressive and seemed trying to urder
mine long cotton with the result that the mar
ket by the end of the first hour was barely
steady around last nights rrices. Trading wa!
moderately active.
Gotten futures opened firm; September, 10 32c
October. 1037c; November, 1O.39c; December
1 70 January 1e 81 te1rTary March
II. 66c; August, offered at 1O55c
At midday the market quiet and easy
net points lower. -,
: snot cotton quiet, middling uplands, 1o.7 5c
Spot cotton closed steady. 10 points decline
,niddling up!ands, 1O70c; middling gulf 10 .95c
sales, LOO bales. .
Cotton futures closed steady; September
10.14c;. October, 1o.17c; November, 10.2oc De
cember, 1o.20c; January, 1O.32c: February
1o.36c; March, 1O.41c; April, 1O.42c; May
10.45c. -'-.
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IN NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept; 2e.-nutter
unchanged; receipts, 6.175. Eggs, steady; re-
ceipts, 10,l75; state Pennsylvania and nearby
| fancy selected white extra, 2S@30c; western
fancy selected, q u M23c.
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Thursday, Sept 29.-Butter, firm. Eggs,
steady. Poultry, steady. Veal firm
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

Track
No.
No.
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tained. Bids from abroad are closer to working
than any time in six months. One mill was close
to working 600 brls yesterday"
Kansas City, raining and cooler; Omaha, cleal
and warm, good rain last night; st. Louis, cea1
and cooler.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 2s-Receipts
Cattle, 70O hogs, 1900.
Hogs--1oc lower. Sales, 60: 200 lbs, $3.50;
60. 254 lbs, SIS. 80; 4s, $40 lbs, $3.50.
Cattle-Sales: 10 beeves, 1920 lbs, $3.50;
II beeves. 1,1S1 lbs. IS; 10 cows and heifers,
59S lbs, $40; II cows and heifers, 500 lbs.
1925; COWS and heifers. 1,275 lbs, $3.50; 10
stockers and feeders, $40 lbs, $3.50; 10 stockers
and feeders. ee4 lbs. g. so; 20 stockers and feed
6 yearings, 52e lbs, $500 yearlings, $40 lbs,
! 81. 80. -7.'' $3.50 49,. --'
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PUTS AND CALLS.
2:30 o'clock report:
Puts-December wheat, $1.1Oh.
Calls-December wheat, $1.14.
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I Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows:
| Chicago Great Western, 3; Chicago, Milwsu-
kee & st. Paul, 8; Chicago, ST. Paul, Mime
agojis : Omaha $; Great Northern, I; Chicago
Chicago. Rock Island l. Pacific, /. Total, IS.
DISPOSITION of stock Wednesday, Sent 2S:
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Sept. %.
Sugar. raw steady; fair refining, age; centrif-
ugal 96-test, 5-16c; molasses sugar, 3hc; re-
fined quiet; crushed. $3.50; powdered, $3.50;
graduated 5.25c. Coffee steady; No Z Rio
SIC. Molasses steady; New Orleans, 31@37c. =
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Sept. 2e-Cattle-
Receipts, 5OOO including $500 Texans; market
steady to lower; beef steers, $3@5.75; stockers
and feeders, $2.50@ 800; cows and heifers, So IS
"a.
Hogs--Receipts. 5000; market lower; pigs and
lights, $45O@5.75; packers. $5.70@5.95; butch
ers and best heavy, $5.S0@6O5.
Sheep-Recepts, $3.50; market steady; ma.
| tives, So. 25@3.9O; lambs, $4.5O@5.50.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 2e.-cat-
tle-Recepts, 5000. including 800 southerns;
market steady; beef steers. $3.75@6; southern
| steers, $2.4O@3.50; native cows and heifers,
81 .50@4.50; stockers and feeders, $2.25@4
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: market lower; heavy,
s5.s0@59O; packers, s5.75@3.90; pigs and lights,
SIS. 65@575. %&
$2.75@3.90; lambs. $4@5.25
SOUTH OMAHA, LIVESTOCK, Sept 2s-Cat-
| tle-Receipts, 5000; market Zoe lower; native
steers. S4@6; cows and heifers s2.25@3.eo;
Hogs-Receipts. 5 800; market 1Oc lower; light
S5.7O@5.S0; pigs, $5@55o; bulk of sales, S.. 80
| M5.70. 1922
Shcep-Raceipts, 5000; market steady; sheep,
| $225@3.70; .ambs. $4.40@5. <
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul. Mimi. Sept 29.-Barrett & Zim-
| norman report quiet day Few buyers were
rant market quotation. However the approx
mate values being 3as follows: Drafters. extra,
$3.50 225; drafters. choice. $160@1s5; drafters,
common to good, $125@160 farm mares, extra,
| $135 0l155; farm mares. choice. S120M130; farm
mares common to good SSOm12O,
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DoURLY DISAPPOINTED.

NEW YORK METAL, Sept. 29.-Copper ant
lead steady and unchanged.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR: Sept; 20.
e ce d 6Fs ec sales 10 soo
sales, / 300, 900 bu Opered firm on the higher
French cables. then eased off under good wealth
err liberal northwest reeeipts i, and with the
Ny; si:i4 81 R?e oG n9n;inal; CORR;
rains the cables and with wheat: December,
01N @nS. Oats. receipts. none: nominal.
Close: Wheat; September, s1.1eA; December,
$1.14%; May, $1133s. -'..s-.. ~ Il s,sst2a@s.
Corn, December, slice; May 55c.
+ MILWAUKEE GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept. 30:
P2EtSs?s . $685. No. n1Ss6srp oS
s$Ee Oats: Astsady standard, $2a ssc c $SH
s1fS e floN %"S BIDS ID: 'o calls,
$1.13K asked,
w FAHsA Atsas G1rH ss1
$1.07@ os; No. 5, slo4@1.o7: No. 4, $500
8 49, oSa re Zee sso2s Ss red co. No.
No. mixed + 4ee: No. 9s4ee No. whi f
7a Sits Ss s ts49 %ized DA5s ssssy' No
WINNIPEG GRAIN, : SIT: 2 2; :; market
sf pss' IS Soz gSss: Ssetss5
ST. n g. ?Sassssa no sse ;r No.
feed. 6O1ac; No feed. sic. Receipts, 179 cars;
year ago, two days. 80 cars.
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEED
Sept. 29.-REe. September, Toe; December, Tie
May 79c. Flax, northwestern. $11S y
southwestern, SLIP: September, SLIP; Dece1n
Der, s1.14@1:15; Timothy, useptember, $40
March, $3.50 Glover, September, $1225. Bar
ley, cash. 37@54c.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. 2s.-close: Wheat.
| lower; No. red. cash. elevator, $117%; track.
/ 81 20: December, S1.17A @1.17A; May. $1:17A
cash, 51hc; track, 53hc; December. 46Mc;
May. 1870. Oats. weak; No. 2. cash. &c; track.
| 33Gl33&c;' December, 307sc; May, 33&c; No..
white, 35c. -,.,r
LIVERPOOL GRAIN. Sept. 2o.-Close: Wheat
61ld; December. Is sgd. Corn, spot. American
mixed, steady. As 61ad; futures, quiet; Sept:nl
| Der, As I'd: December, 4s 64sd.
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$ i Stocks High Low. Bid. Bid.
a. ,..e, r.. t>3d est. | est. ISept29l Sept2S
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NEW YORK OIL, Sept. 29.-Petro
quiet; refined, sll ports, $7.90@7.o5.

PEORIA WHISKY, Sept. 2s.-whisky
81. 261a. -
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 2o.-Close: Wheat
spot, nominal; futures, quiet; September. 7:
mixed, steady. As 6hd futures, quiet; Sept:m
Der, as I'd December, 4s esd.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-01

j A Arland to Frank Lessman, lot !,
blk ~, E & d add Montesano-$4O.
B B Borevick to N Schneider, lot IL,
blk 80, North Aberdeen-$6O.
Frank Lessman to w F Zachary, lot
10, blk 1, B & w plat Montesano-Sl50.
o Burrows to Chrlisle. Pennell l. Co,
quit claim nwL of ne4, swA of ne1a /,
ne4 of ne4, neI of nw1l, sec 7; sw4
OF se1 sec 6.19.11-$1.
w F Clark to Harland, S0x100 feet
adjoining d street, Aberdeen-$1000.
S Benn so Eddie Smith, lots 7-S-9, blk
II, lot IL, blk y, w & B Second ada
Aberdeen-$l150.
A G Rockwell to w H Kari, quit claim
lots to s, blk 3; lots 11-12, blk /, lots
5 6, blk 2, lot 5, blk 4, Karr's Mill add
Hoquiam-$1.
Anna Beck Padgett to F L Lewis, lots
to IA, blk Is, Eureka add Elma-$l4O.
Richard r Story to City OF Aberdeen,
lots rs, blk 10, W & B add Aber--$2400.
CONTINUED in our next issue.)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-01

County Treasurer to c G Combes, tax
deed lot 10, blk 2, A & G Second add
Elma.
Caroline Bramer to John Bramer quit
claim VIZ OF seq OF nw4 and VIZ Of
neA Of i d sec 2--17.5-$1.
John Bramer to Caroline Bramer, quit
claim e1s OF sea OF neh. and e1ls of nel4
Of sea sec 22-17.5-$1.
N Sumnicht to II l. Green, lots IL, blk
36. w & B add Aberdeen-$lO0
f f Jones to II l. Green, quit claim
lots 2l.22. blk IS, First add South Aber-
deen-$5O.
Reuben Redman to Rufus Redman, lot
4, blk ., Melbourne-$100.
r Redman to the Public, affidavit
affecting title to lots ga, blk 80, Mel.
bourne.
w f Mason to 7 Durdla. " 80 it lots
7-s, blk 2, B & D add Byles' plat Monte
sano-$50O.
w A Worden, Master in chancery, to
Ella Book, und q int in lots 1928 4,
sec II, lot l, sec IS, lots and 8, and
ne4 of nea and e11a of nel4 and seq OF
nw4 and els OF sw4, and seq of sec 10;
VIE of ne4, and nw4, sea and sw4
sec 20-l7.9, and other lands.
Aberdeen Bank to Ella Book, lot l,
blk 46, Aberdeen.
J A Gessler to G II Fry, So of ~ OF
nel4 sec 3-17 $500.
Ii II Carter to O L Grain, lot 5, blk %,
w & add Aberdeen-$275.
W B Lowrie to o L Grain, lot 4. blk
81, w & b add Aberdeen 81.
City OF Montesano to Chas i Story,
lot %, Third add Wynooche cemetery-S10
James Beemer to A NJ Beemer, und =
lot blk |, w & B add Aberdeen-$lO0.
A NJ Ingersoll to C W Becker, lot 4,
blk II, Tacoma add South Aber-$20O.
S Benn to c W Becker, lot 4. blk e.,
W & B Second add Aberdeen-$25.
CIV Becker to Mary Becker. lot II,
blk 20, w Il B add Aberdeen-$300.
G Ford to D w Silener, lots 1928, blk
Is, lots 1928, blk II, Eureka add Elma
5000.
JE Roberts to B Hawkins, lot 8,
blk /, Blair's add Montesano-$420.
S Benn to J W Scott, lot II, blk 10, w
& Second add Aberdeen-$15.
U S to George Crawford. patent Sc of
ne4 and sea of seh sec 1O.2l.S.
U S to Adde f Crawford, patent VIZ
se4 and sel4 OF seL, sec l0.2l'S.
Erick Sjolseth to G o Sjolseth, lot -,
and sw1a lot IL, blk 6, Karr's Hill add
Hoquiam-Sl2o0.
J A Pike 60 Frank Lessman, lot 8, blk
I, B 4 D adj M0utgsano-$2O0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-01

OF Washington, for Chehalis County.
J. c. Cross,
Plaintiff,
F. A. Starritt and 7, A. Starrt
and Jane Doe StarIitt, his wife, SUNNI ons and
and 10 all other persons, I'M notice IN fore
known, If any, having or closure OF de-
claiming to have, any title, in linquCnCy Ger.
teiest or claim to or in the un- tificate.
divided y of the Northwestern
ly J. of Lot IA, Block 81, in the
tow IL mow city, of Hoquiam
in said county and state.
Defendants.
Description of Property: The undivided %
OF the northwestery = of Lot n, Block 81, in
the Town now City of Hoquiam, Chehalis
County, Washington.
Name of owner, F. A. starritt and 7. A. Star
OF Certificate, ]. c. Cross. Dated October 10.
1902. Issued for 1923 for delinquent tax Of
year 1900 Interest at rate of 10 per cent. per
annum. Prior taxes paid, 1858. Ra OF inter-
est 10 per cent.
Subsequent taxes paid:
October 10, 1902 for the year 1901, 81 To- rate of
interest 10 pcr cent.
May 80, 1903 for the year 1902, 81 g. rate of in
terest - per cent,
May &c. 1904 for the year 1908, 81 "a, rate OF in
Special improvement tax February IS. 1908
and May 81, 1904, 1915, interest per cent.
The State of Washington, To Jane Doe Star
ritt and T. A. starritt, husband and wife, and
all persons unknown if any, having or claim
ingto have, any title, interest or claim to or in
the above described property
You are hereby summoned to appear and pay
the amount due within sixty days after the
service of this summons on YOU exclusive of
the day OF service or defend said action in the
above entitled court and, in case of your, fail
ure so TO do, Judgment will be rendered
foreclosing the lien for such taxes besides
costs against the lands and premises named,
J. C. CROSS,
p o. Adress. Aberdeen, Wash
Holder OF Certificate
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AT COURT HOUSE
LIST OF INSTRUMENTS FILED
WITH OFFICIALS LAST WEEK..
Ainutcs of the Superior Court. and List Of Real
Estate Transfers and Miscellaneous lnstru.
ments Filed with the County Auditor.
Superior Court.


The following is the record of business trans
acted i'll the superior court Tor the week end
ing August q. 1904.
In re estate John r. Patton, decd f;
Sept l fixed to hear petition for con-
firmation OF 4ale Of real estate.
Jennie Donohue VS. Thos F Donohue.
Decree granted.
Mullen & Co vs f A Suemnicht. Judg.
ment against defendants signed.
John \ Griffith vs. E a Suemnicht.
Judgment against defendant signed.
NJ r Sherwood VS. Aberdeen Bank. Re-
straining order dissolved.
In re insanity Alexander r Miller.
Committed TO hospital for insane.
Geo w Niuemire VS. Chehalis County
ct al. Dismissed.
IN so estate II c Cooper, deceased !;
fixed TO hear petition for sale of real es-
tate.
In re estate Owen G. Chase, decd !;
Sept Is fixed to hear final report of adj
ministrator and petition for distribution.
In re guardianship Willie Eberting ct
Al, minors; Sept fixed to hear petition
for appointment OF guardian.
D " Dineen vs. Hawaiian Land Co.
Judgment foreclosing tax lien signed
BE Williams KS James Murray. Same.
Same vs. Florence Partridge. Same.
Same VS. James Brown. Same.
NEW CASES
Mul len \ Co VS. T. Suemnicht: debt.
Z A Philbrlck VS. 7 J Preston fore
closure TAX lien.
Montesano National Bank VS. A Ora.
nam, sheriff; damages.
a Griffith 4 Co VS. E A Suemnicht
debt.
Neysey Bros VS. n P Ry Co; to quit
title.
Mary Hanrahan VS. Ella L Byng; fore.
closure tax lien.
X n Moody, trustee, VS. X A Rah-
konen, ct al.
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For the week ending August 81, conn lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company, Of Aberdeen:
al Firth TO White Star Lumber Co,
timber on net 4 Of netI sec 31.1S.5-$15O.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-01

! IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOX THE STATE
OF Washington, for Chehalis County
Arizona republican., 1904-03-24
CANAL COMMISSION WORK
For One Thing Headquarters Will be
 Kept on the Isthnus.

Washington. March 23.-TwO inn portant points have been developed in connection with the work of the isthmian canal commission. One is that the headquarters of the commission will probably be on the isthmus of Panama. instead of in Washington. all though an office will probably be main- tained here. The other point is that 8 part of the time of at least five of the commissioners will be devoted to their private interests
 Admiral Walker. the chairman of the commission, and General Davis. the army member of the body, will devote their entire time to the canal work. Legislation now pending before con gress provides for the appointment of a governor of the American zone in Panama. Should it be enacted into a law, it is probable that the president may designate General Davis as gov ernor of the canal strip.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-24
TRINIDAD TIED UP
Las Animas County, Col.
 Under Military Rule
Citizens Arc Warned not to Flock To-
 gether, but to Stay at Home and be Good.

Trinidad, Colo. March 23.-A special train bearing Major Hill and 400 state troops was detained, not arriving un- til nearly 1 o'clock this afternoon Shortly after two o'clock martial law was declared and the following gen eral orders were read from the street corners:
 Martial law having been declared in this, the county of Las Animas, state of Colorado, all citizens are hereby informed that they will not be molest- ed in the lawful conduct of their ,egi- innate business, unless it becomes a military necessity. All persons are hereby ordered to bring whatever fire arms they possess to the nearest mili- tary headquarters where they will be registered, and for the present retain ed, but such persons as can satisfy the commanding officer. that they are law abiding citizens, will be allowed to re- tain the same upon their giving re- ceipt therefor to the commanding off cer.
 "AIl persons are hereby warned not 10 congregate in crowds, and remain m thelf homes d4ler U. Ill., uIicSS compelled by sickness or business to go upon the streets. The commanding officers of all attachments are hereby instructed to immediately close all sa- looms, gambling houses. dance halls and houses of prostitution. : "The sale of fire arms and ammuni- tion of every description is hereby pro- hibited, except on a written request ] approved by the nearest detachment : commander"
 | This afternoon all resorts were closed. Headquarters have been es- tablished in Trinidad and troops will [ be sent to different adjacent coa camps tomorrow. No press censorship has been established.