Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-23


s Starberg case in Judge Bush's cour
! Tuesday to bring in the verdict of guilty
5 In this Starberg had been discharged fol
! lack of evidence; but he was re-arrestet
} while in bed at Hoquiam on the com
plant OF G. E. Winchell.
At lunch time Wednesday, the pupils
OF Miss Robinson's room, were the hosts
} and the teacher the guest. The teachers
in the building were also invited to par.
take just to keep Miss Robinson in
countenance. The noon hour passed all
) too quickly for both teachers and pupils.
There is lively confab going on be-
tween the livery and expressmen of the
) city as to the matter will not pay unless
, the mill companies do so, where they
';eliver lumber and wood with their own
) teams. There is little doubt that the
matter will have to be settled in the
courts.
Chas. Cloud of H. L. Cook & Co., is
an artist in the line of window decora-
tackle sheaves, dinner pail and num-
erous other small articles of hardware.
The passerby, if he does not stop to
examine it, will think that the firm has
complete miniature fire engine on
exhibition.
Captain Burrows can throw line
OF osfv1,t h,,k tN OH
cats it is not in his line. Friday he
drew line on cat, but in his line of
sight he did not maka allowance enough
for the kicking of the gun or the jump
of the cat and bvsianders are still grim
ming. However. the cat AMI G. Cloud
think 1t was a close shave.
In the case OF Dolan vs.. Jones, invol-
wing the ownership of the lot on Wish.
kah street, on which is located the city
library, the superior court decided in
favor OF F. E. Jones. This was a case
where Jones owned the property by tax
title, and E. Dolan bought the property
from the original owner, and then con-
tested the title on account Of irregulari
ties on the part of the county. j.. G.
Hogan was attorney for Jones.
An alarm of fire was turned in this
forenoon from the residence of Fred A.
Hart on Market street. 1t only took a
few minutes to have the fire apparatus
on the ground, but the fire was ex-
tinguished when the department ar
rived. A second alarm was sent in from
the same place half an hour later, but
again it was under control when the de-
partment got there. The fire originated
between the top of the chimney and the
roof
Martin B. Gilsoul, who has been an
employe at L. l.. Maley's cigar factory.
died in the Aberdeen General hos pital
yesterday. Deceased was the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Gilsoul, 124 Hume
street, and was about 20 years of age.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow at
p. M, tom the Beardsley undertaking
parlors, Rev. G. McDermoth officiating.
Messrs l.. L. Maley and CIV. 10y have
taken charge OF the funeral arrange.
ments.
In the case OF Wilson Bros. & Co. VS..
Wistler-C Co bin Machinery Co., the court
decided in faver of Wilson. Mr. G. r.
Wilson contracted for two boilers, two
extra smoke stacks and breechings. In
shipping, the machinery firm commended
that they were not to furnish smoke
fronts for the boilers. The court inter-
preted the word breeching" to include
the necessary smoke fronts. The item
of cost equalled 5000, J. G. Hogan
represented Wilson Bros.
S. X. Bowes, +. II. Fox, j. Bowes and
other delegates who attended the Grand
Lodge OF Foresters at Bellngham, last
week. report splendid entertainment
by the citizens, and prosperous show
ing by the order. The membership of
the order in Washington is 7,l13, show
Ing net gain in membership during the
past year Of 1888. This gain. with only
about 100 courts in the district, is much
larger than that made by New York,
Pennsylvania, California, or any OF the
other large states with many times the
number of courts and members.
Refusal has been made by the com.
missioner of the general land Office to
authorize the survey of number of
townships in Washington on the grounds
that the applicants do not reside on the
lands in question, and also because they
appear to be more valuable for the tim.
Der than for agricultural purposes. The
following townships are the ones in
cluded in the commissioner refusal
7. 36 N, r. 5 E.; 7. 81 N, r. f.;
7. 81 N, r. s F.. rs. So, 81, 35 and 80
N, r. 8 E.. T. IS n Il. 10 f. IT. "a n,
h. 10 E.; rs. SO and "a N, r. II E. and
T. 30 N, Rs. IL and 10 w.