Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-01

Patrick Murphy, a well known farme
of Monlesano, had leg ampntated a
the knee Tuesday. at st. Josephs hos.
pi'al. and is reported as getting along
nicely this morning. Mr.. Murphy had
ga, creme in the foot. which came on
without known cause, and necessltated
amputalion.
The foundation of the Anderson Mid.
dleton refuse burner is now complete,
and Just as soon as the fire brick arrive
it will be pushed TO completion. 1t will
he 80 feet IN diameter, 80 feet high, with
an extension of 10 feet Of iron screen on
top. The lower part will be OF fire
brick, the upper part being OF heavy
boiler iron.
kaufman Bros. have removed all of
the goods from the mems furnishing
part of their store on Market and q
streets, to the Lewis block on Heron
street, next to Geo. Fishers, and are
auctioning them off. They do not in
tend to keep that class of goods in their
new store, hence are disposing Of them
for whatever they will bring.
L. J. Maley has completed removing
his stock to his new store on Heron and
q streets, in the Hayes Maley building.
His retail department fronts on Heron
street, and the factory and wholesale de-
partmeM are approached from &. The
fittings of the retail store are all new
and up-to-date, and are in keeping with
the general plan OF that fine block.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed in Lewis county of the Washington
Central Railway Company, with capi-
ital stock OF 100000. The stated object
Of the company is to build and operate
railroad from point on the north side
of Grays Harbor to the foot of Priest
Rapids on the Columbia river in Yakima
county. and operate steamships on the
Pacific ocean and Grays Harbor.
L. L. Maley will not move his cigar
factory into his new building until Jan.
|. All cigar material must be checked
up by an internal revenue inspector
before being moved, and to do so
now would cause the factory to close for
a week. As this checking is always
done at the first of the year, Mr.. Maley
will avoid delaying his business by run
ming both places until it s done.
The w. B. Paine Drug Co. is now in
its new quarters in the Haye -Maley
block. All of the furniture and cases in
the main room are imported and of the
latest pattern. The pl escription depart
ment is in room by itself, and the drug
clerk will not leave that department to
wait on customers in the main room.
Around the upper part Of the room a
well finished gallery has been construct
ed, which will be used for the storage of
surplus stock. Back of the gallery is
another room which will be devoted to
the display of toys during the Christmas
season, and will be used later for heavy
goods, and also as packing room. 10
make this available hosting gear has
been fixed to hoist heavy articles from
the alley direct to this room, thus doing
away with the debris that otherwise
would litter the salesroom and the street.
Altogether the new store is as fine as
can be found in our largest cities.
The owners and captain OF the tug
Daring have libeled the steam. schooner
South Bay, which was saved by them
from becoming wreck, as mentioned in
the Monday issue OF this paper. The at.
tachment was served last Monday, and
the vessel is now in the hands Of Deputy
United States Marshal Morris. The
owners and captain Of the tug claim
$32, $50, one half of the value of the yes
sci and cargo, as salvage, which they
are entitled to under the law. Geo. H.
Emerson. OF Hoquiam, has also libeled
the hull of the new steamer Rodondo,
lately built at that place and which was
being lowed to San Fradcsco by the
South, Bay, to have her machinery
placed. 1t appears that when the OAR
ing went to the rescue OF the South Bay.
the Rodondo was sent adrift, and was
taken in tow by the tug belonging to the
N. w. L. Co. and towed to safety. The
salvage claimed BY Mr.. Emerson for his
company, is s., 200, but as the Rodondo
was towed to sea before the papers were
served, the suit will have to be com.
menced in California.