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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Franklin Probate Court,

The following business was trans
| acted at the February term, 1904, of
| the Probate court. held before J.r.H.
Thompson judge and Frank w. Butler
register:
warrants and inventories returned
In estate of Sylvanus Holt later Of
Carthage; Sarah f. Chandler late of
Temple: Nathan NJ. French late of
Chesterville: LOra NJ. Jennings ethal.
of Pennington
observation-disclosures e. Bunnell of
fhiiilps admir- of estate Of Harriet n.
fnnnell of Phillips: David Barrett of
Olxheld. aum'r of estate of Rosillah
Lamb late of Weld: Joel NJ Wheeler
OF Phillips. admir- of VIM. 3. Wheeler
late of Phillips: Grace w. Young
admr'x of Louisa f. Morrison late of
Philips: p. +. Watson Of Pennington.
admir- Of Chas. II. Watson late of
, bennington: ]. Il. Woods admir- OF
Leonard Morrison late of FarmingtOn.
Wills probated--Mary A. Phinney of
Weld. David A. Phinney appointed
executor: Harry NJ. Staples.
Accounts presented-Mary A. Jacobs
admr'x Of last will and testament OF
Isaac s. Jacobs late of Pennington.
first. ChaS. A. Wheeler admir- Of last
VIII ard testament of Francis B.
wheeler late Of Pennington final:
Albert F. Cannon guardian of Matilda
NJ. Dow of Pennington, second; John
G. Roberts of Auburn admir- de bop;,
non with will annexed of Thos. LAM
bert late of Pennington. first.
Petition for license to convey reoI
estate and distribute in the estate Of
Thos Lambert presented by Margaret
Carvillo ct ais. N,
Petitions for Observation-Disclosures
Webster Of Pennington in estate or
sad" l.. Webster late of Pennington.
Justns Webster de bonis non in estate
of John A. Webster late of Farming
ton; Nellie f. Ross of Phillips in estate
OF Geo. II. Young late of PhIllips.
Caleb w. Gilmore Of Pennington in
estate Of Mary II. Works late of In
dustry
Accounts scttled-Wm. r. wheeIar
late OF Phillips by Joel NJ. Wheeler
gnardian; Chas. G. Wellman minor
child Of Gilbert s. Wellman. late NJ
Wilton by Justus Webster guardian.
Margaret g. Clark by Franklin T.
Clark guardian. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Waldo Probate Court.

Following is an abstract of the bust
ness of the Probate Court for Waldo
county, February term, 1904:
Estate of Catherine Panno, Stockton
Springs; S. b. Merrithew appointed
administrator: inventory returned; pc
tition presented for license to sell real
estate.
Estate of Geo. +. Walker. Monroe;
new license issued to sell real estate
Estate of Alice f. and Gladys Fer
Maid. Lincolnville; license issued to
sell personal estate.
Estate of Ethel May Richards. Bux-
ton. Me-: James F. and Theresa r.
Grindle, IslesborO, granted letters of
adoption.
Estate of Isaac II. Jackson. Belfast;
collateral Inheritance tax determined
$40; first account of administrator with
the will annexed presented.
Estate of Adoniram H. Banks. Bel
fast: collateral inheritance tax deter
mined, $3.50; first account of executor
allowed.
Estate of Maria 3. Manter, Winter
port; will approved; John B. Nealley
appointed executor.
Estate of Maria A. Douglass. Mon
roe: will approved; Walter Bartlett APP
pointed executor.
Estate of Ann Fogg, Unity; order OF
distribution issued.
Estate of Ef1ie l.. Miller. Searsmont:
third and final account of guardian al
lowed.
Estate of John NJ. Roberts. Waldo;
second and final account of admins
traitor allowed; petition for distribution
presented.
Estate of Elijah NJ. Pease. Belmont;
first and final account of executor al
lowed.
Estate OF Orrin S. Written. Belfast:
first an5 final account and private
claim Of executors allowed.
Estate of Isabella Rowell, Montville;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
KENNEBEC.
NORTH WAYNE.

Mrs. George Foss received word. Sat
urday night. from her sister. Mrs Nellie
Mason, of Livermore Falls, that her son
Ray was very i'll.
Mrs. Ida Murch and son. Isaac. OF
Winthrop. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tibhitts.
Harry Riggs is moving his family
from Wayne. 10 the house on Fayette
road.
Miss Sadie Hersey, who has been at
work for Mrs. Helen Abbott for a few
weeks. finished. Saturday, and returned
to her sisters I'm Fayette, Sunday.
WAYNE.
There will be an all day meeting in
the Baptist schoolhouse in district No.
5. Sunday, Feb. IS. The interest in
these meetings still continues and good
speakers are expected. Al! are invited
to come.
vAssALsoRO.
POPE AVENUE-Mrs Edward w.
Pope is slowly recovering from an at
tack of acute neuralgia. Dr. Mabry is,
the attending physician. and Mrs. Dana
Marden has been her nurse.
Charles Pope and Henry Jenkins visited
Mrs. Ella Fitzgerald of China Lakeside
Saturday.
Elijah Pope is In feeble health
Frank Skillings of Hussey Hill. who fo,
several weeks has been slowly recovering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
KNOX,.
ViNAlHAvEN.

T. r. Libby of Vinalhaven. one Of the
prominent men of Knox county is ill
IN Boston. Saturday, Mrs. Libby and
son. r. L. Libby set out for Rockland
in lobster smack and got within five
miles of the harbor when the ice i'm
prisoned them. Captain Thomas
Holmes with the tug Somers n. Smith
went to their rescue and brought them
to Rockland where they boarded the
lao =. NJ. train for Boston. Mr.. Libby
is the head of the Ninalhaven Fish
Company. one of the largest concerns
of the kind OH the Atlantic coast.
WASHINGTON.
p G. Ingalls, of RaZorville was married
to Miss A. Eta Greeley at the home of
Mr. Ingalls, Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. In
gals is most master of RaZorville and
town treasurer. an office he has held for
nearly twenty years. lie is prominent
business man. having been in trade here
for nearly forty years. Miss Greeley is a
native of Palermo Center and an active
Christian worker. having taken course
in the Gordon training school for Chris
tan workers. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Geo. f. Boynton of South
Jefferson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27

first and final account of administrator
allowed.
Estate of Sarah Stanley. Troy; exc
cutOr's inventory returned.
Estate Of Summer Poland. Montville;
ADMINISTRATORS inventory returned;
petition for allowance presented.
Estate of Dorcas 3. Conner, Troy;
executors inventory returned.
Estate OF Lavina A. Fields, Sears
port: administrator inventory return
ed
Estate of Almira Thompson, North
port; executors inventory returned:
petition presented for determination of
collateral inheritance tax; first and
final account presented.
Estate of Sarah Louisa Peirce,
Frankfort: petition presented for ap
pointment of Hayward PIERCE and
Albert PIERCE administrators.
Estate Of Almira r. Conner, Unity;
second and final account of admins
traitor with will annexed presented.
Estate of Burton +. Parsons. frs:
and final account Of administrator pre-
sented
Estate Of Louisa Thompson. Unity
presented.
Estate of Isabella G. Call. Troy; first
and final account of administrators
presented.
Estate of John A. Wade. Lincoln
vile: first and final account of execu-
tor presented.
Estate of Charles Merservey, Morrill,
ninth and final account of trustee pre-
scented.
Estate of Mary Wood, Belfast
second account of administrator pre-
scented.
Estate of Mary Plummer, Knox; frs,
and final account of administrator pre-
sentcd.
Estate of Oliver Bowen, Montville;
petition presented for license to sci
real estate.
Estate of Dunbar Jack. Monroe;
Walter Bartlett appointed administra
triX.
Estate of Charles e. Gilmore, Burn
ham; Eva A. Gilmore appointed ad-
ministratriX.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Franklin County.

CHESTERVILLE-P F. Farm
buildings, 800.
EUSTIS-Stephen Quint to Thomas
Tague. land and buildings. $1.400.
INDUSTRY-D. L. Badger ct al. tC
Frank A. Smell. land. 81.
JAY-David w. Trask to Fred w
Trask, one half of homestead. 81;
George e. jewell ct ais. to Town o:
Jay. land, $50; Helen G. Thompson &c
same, cemetery lot. $50
FARMINGTON-Sa F. Yeaton
to Frank n. Harris, land. 81; Farm
irgton Electric Light Co. to Robert G.
Fuller, land and buildings and entire
electric light plant with all that per-
tains thereto. 81: Robert G. Fuller to
Pennington Electric Company of Port
land. description same as above, 81.
NEW SHARON-R. Augusta Luce
to s. Mccus. land and buildings. $500.
PHILIIPS-Theron B. Hunter to
Roscoe 5. Cushman. land, 5000: Roscoe
S. Cushman to Fred o. Smith ct al.
land. 81: Minnie C. Smith to Clifford e.
Hunter. land, $414.
RANGELEY-John r. Toothaker to
Frances E. Russell. land, 81.
WELD-Daniel E. Holt by admir-. to
Mary J. Holman, homestead, Weld
upper village. $500 (admr); Everett v
Holt CT ais. to Mary J. Holman, land
ST. same to same. land. 81 (quit).
WILTON-Emma WEIGH Butts to T
G. WEIGH. land, $50; James Allen tc
Wilson Grange, No. 321, hall at East
Wilton, $1,250: William E. Burns t6
John w. Miller, land and buildings, 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Piscataquis County.

Sangerville-Smth H. Grant of Sanger
lille to Hosea =. WOrthen of Ripley and
edwin G. Bailey of Sangerville, farm in
;angerville. $50.
Wellngton-Clarinda Whitehoalse OF
Wellington to Isaiah WhitehouSe of Well
.ngton. farm in Wellington, $500
Brownvilla-Minnie Putnam of Brown
lille to Gertic d. Smith of Rrownville vii
age lot and buildings in Brownville. $3.50
Orneville-E. +. Chase. of Orneville to
nhabitnats Of Orneville. land in Orne
lille. $40.
Ornevile-F. A. Smith of Orneville. to
inhabitants of Ornevile. land in Orne-
lille $40.
Foxcroft-Samuel p. White of Foxcroft,
o James r. Hawkins of Foxcroft, village
OF H. FoXcroft. 81.
Milo-Oliver D. Meservey of Milo, to
\lmrlah +. Gourie. land in Milo. 81.
Milo-rhomas and Adel!a s. Stoddard of
dilc to Boston Excelsior Co. land in
Milo. 81 and val.
t.rlstus w. Marston of Oakland. CAL
VIM. +. IIaines of Waterville, timber
and in Somerset, Franklin and Piscata-
mis- Counties. 81 and val.
VIM 4. Iiaines of Waterville to Wm.
. Lanigan of Waterville. timberlands in
somerset, Franklin and Piscatauuis
'ounties. 81 and val
VIM. +. Haines of Waterville. to John
=. Uill of Augusta. tmberlands in
.omarset. Franklin and PiscataqHis Coun-
les, 81 and val.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27

BURNHAM.

Fifteen cars were loaded with lumber
in four days. last week, at Winnecook
station. and a million feet of logs have
been drawn to Fletcher's mills to be
manufactured into building material for
the coming season.
The store at Winnecook station recently
occupied by George p. Record. who
failed after two or three months of bust
ness is now opened up by a firm from
Clinton, which is doing good business.
HAlLDAlE.
Frank Thompson. reported sick last
week. died. Monday morning. Feb. IL. af-
ter an illness of one week of pneumonia
NJ w. Poland. who has been visiting
here. returned to his home in Bristol,
last Saturday.
Mr. Small. the apple buyer from Lin
ington, was here, last week.
F.. p. Rowell attended the State G. A,
r. meeting in Bangor. last week.
Mrs. ]. H. Vose of Knox. suffered with
q sore in her throat, last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27

Page met with rather peculiar acct
dent recently. Mrs. Page vas about
her household duties Thursday evening
when she heard her little son scream
Running into the sitting room where
he had been playing on the rugs, she
found him apparently in great pain
with one leg drawn up and unable to
straightcn it. Quickly removing his
clothing she discovered a small pune
turc on the knee. A physician was at
once summoned but he was unable to
discover anything more. AS the little
boy was no better Sunday he was again
taken to physician who made q very
thorough examination. but beyond
finding the knee considerably inflamed
was still unable to discover anything
that could have caused the trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Turner
ARoOsTook.
FORT FAIRFIELD.

About eleven o'clock Tuesday night.
fire was discovered in the barn of Wes-
ley Hunt,a a bout - mile out on Forest
avenue The family had retired for
the night. but the blaze was seen by
one of the neishbors and the alarm
given. The fire started somehow from
some matches that had been dropped In
the hay. and was soon put out with
very little damage to the building.
Flu; for the timely discovery. serious
fire might have resulted. with water as
scarce as ii has been this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
OXFORD.
BETHEL.

John Gallant. the first smallpox patient.
was released from the pest house. Mon
day. in excellent condition. All necessary
precautions were taken before his release.
but are convalesoent. The Rollins boy
who is at his home on Main street in
quarantine, has recovered. but is not yet
out. No new cases have developed in
Bethel. There is recent case in another
lumber camp in Riley Plantation near
where the first case developed but the
patient is in the pest house erected in the
woods and little foar of a spread is felt
The disease has been well controlled and
causes no unea SineSS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
PIscATAQUIS.
DOVER.

IN organization to be known as the
Associated Charities has been insti-
tuted recently in Dover and Foxcroft
The fraternal bodies and clubs have
es ch been asked to appoint from their
numbers member of the board of
directors. The society is now ready to
receive members. The following.
officers have been chosen: Miss Mary
c. Averiil of the Universalist church:
Mrs. Is. l.. Ratchelder of the Athene
club; Dr.. e. D. Merrill Of the Consre-
gational church: Mrs. John Fl. Show OF
the Methodist church; Harry w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Washington Pomona Grange.

Washington County Pomona Grange
will meet with Perry Grange at Perry,
Tuesday. March LIST. There will be
afternoon and evening sessions. At
the afternoon session the necessary
business will he transacted, and thu.
rest Of the time will be occupied with
music. reading, speaking and discus
sion of The State Game Laws. Eve
ming session will be used for comforting
the fifth degree. Picnic dinner and
supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Washington County.

Perry-Jaines Ross to Frederick L.
Bowen. $500: Charles w. Cox to Fred
Hibbard, 81.
Whiting-John X. Crosby to Est. OF
Nathaniel +. Duffy. $50.
Calais Daniel HUXLEY to Ernest T..
Higgins, 81. &c; John M. Johnson to
ralais Tanning Co.. 81; Henrietta
1onness to Dora Bonness, $40. &c.
Township 11-Charles +. Keef to Irv-
ng r. Todd, s.. &c.
Alexander-Abbie II. Seamans to
John S. Seamans, 81. &c.
Steuben Justin w. Smith of Bartlett
L. Smith. 81. &c.
Cutler--Henry Morgan to Orlando NJ.
Randall, 81. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
HANCOCK.
SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Miss Clara Preble recently lost he.'
wood-house and wood by fire. Miss
Preble was awakened by the swapping
Of fire and on looking out found that
the building situated several yards
from the house. was entirely destroyed.
1t is supposed that the fire caught
from ashes that We're put in the build
ing during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Winthrop GRANGE.

Winthrop Grange held its weekly
meeting Tuesday evening, Feb. 2Sd,
with Worthy Master Moore In the
chair. After The usual business It was
decided to have an all-day meeting
Tuesday. March H. The third ana
fourth degrees will be cOnferred. N ~
forenoon and proGram will ~ tr-
ranged for the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Waldo County.

STOCKTON SPRINGS-Geo. T.
Games, Boston. to Eta A. Morris. do;
md and buildings in Stockton Springs
, dceds).
STOCKTON SPRINGS-Etta A.
Iorris to Susan q. Eames. Boston;
md in Stockton Springs.
KNOX-Benson d. Weed. Knox, to
Walter +. Bessey Freedom: land and
uildings in Knox.
LIBERTY-Susan Knowlton, Lib
rty, to Walter Knowlton. ct al. do,
and in Liberty G. deeds).
Walter A. Young. Liber-
y, to Walter knowlton do; land i'm
Liberty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
SOMERSET.
HARTlAND

1t is understood that w. II. Watson
of ST. Adams. is buying potatoes here
this week, and paying IS cents.
The mills are running on full time,
this week.
The ice here has fallen so as to pre-
vent saving and many farmers have
not secured their years supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fuller of this
place. We're recently in Palmyra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
FRANKLIN.
cHESTERVILlE.

There are several cases of scarlet
fever at North Chesterville. Samuel
G. Whecler's house is quarantined.
there being two cases there-his little
four-years old daughter. Marion, also
his niece, Miss Louine Wheeler
daughter OF Chas. Wheelerp. Mrs.
Wheeler has been an invalid nearly a
year, suffering from heart trouble. The
family have the sincere sympathy OF
the whole cummunity.
kINGFiEuD.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. W, D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
Knox Pomona Granae,

The next meeting Of the Knox Pomona
will be held In Burkettville, Feb. q.
The following Is the program:
ADDRESS of Welcome John Rip]ey
response. Henry Ames
Instrumental music, Rena Malay
Essay. Ada Lucas
Reading, Will Pressy
instrumental music. IneE Clary
defamation, John Luce
song. May Dunbar
TRANCE topics. o. Gardner. State Master
Question, Resolved. THAT blowing under
green crops is the best way to restore
worn out lands
If stormy postponed to the next fair
law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
PEN0BSCOT.
CAR M e..

Owing to large depletion in the roster
of Charles n. Johnson Post. caused main
ly by the final muster-out. it has been
thought advisable TO unite with Gardner
H. Ruggles Post, Etna. Memorial day.
Committees from both Posts have been
appointed to confer with each other, look
ing to a consolidation of the two Posts
for Memorial day and It is 10 be hoped
Tor a permanent organization.
MONTAGUE.
NJ n. Twombly's house at corner of
Main ard Enfield streets. was totally de-
stroyed by lire eeyly Saturday morning.
Loss $50. Partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
CUMBERLAND.
NEW GLOUCESTER.

Frank c. Marston, who has been
road commissioner in New Gloucester
for number of years. will move to
Poland Springs the middle of March,
thus making it necessary to elect new
commissioner at the town meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
ISLAND FALLS.

a car loaded with potatoes. by c. F..
Robinson. took fire from the heating APP
raratus. while it was waiting to be hauled
away. and with its contents was totally
destroyed. The potatoes were worth over
four hundred dollars. 1t is not known ON
whom the loss will fall. 1t was an East
man Heater car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
WASHINGTON.
LUBEc.

Mrs. Daniel Johnson recently slipped
on n sidewalk and broke an ankle
bone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27

Mrs Maud Parlen of Milo is the owner
Of a half-cent piece which is 81 years old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
WOOLWIcH.

The remains of Mandy, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Tibbetts. were
brought here for interment from Bath,
Saturday. Miss Tibbetts was an estima-
bile young lady. Typhoid fever was the
cause of her death.
Charles Brown is quite sick and his
physician fears the case will develop into
typhoid fever.
Rev. Mr. Colby of Augusta. is preach
ing in the Baptist church at the Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leeman entertained their
friends. on the evening of Feb. -, in hon
or of the day.
Mrs. TT. p. Hathorne has returned from
n visit with friends in Portland.
Miss Mary Hedge is quite sick.
Miss Harriet Hathorne recently gave a
very enjoyable Leap Year party.
BATH.
The engagement is announced of Arthur
+. Lindsay and Miss Annie S. I.emont,
both of this city. They are popular en-
plOyees in the office of the Bath Iron
Works. Mr.. Lindsay is clerk in the pur-
chasing department and Miss LemOnt q
|Stenographer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
STATE NEWS.
ANDROSCOGGIN.
LISBON.

a subscription paper has been circulated
lately TO raise funds for the construction
of tomb In the cemetery and 4 goodly
amount has been pledged. Frank Newell
has the matter in charge
TURNER.
Miss Winnie Eeene OF North Turner in
raising q window s1lppedAand her ann
struck the wiIiiioW wit h-siIch force that
the glass was brokers cutting her wrist
badly Arteries werA severed. and it ie-
.,uired the aid Of two physicians to dress
The wound. ysg$
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27
SAGADAH0c.
OWDOiNHAM.

The patrons of route Bowdoinham
write the Journal as follows: We
desire to express our appreciation of
our carriers endeavor to get around
on time. 1t has been a very severe
winter in this section with deep snow
and cold weather, but in spite of the
condition of some of the roads he has
never failed to appear. Mr. Wilson is
very popular with his patrons being
always cheerful and obliging. May ne
long he with u.s."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-27

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. D
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-02
GETTING READY FOR BATTLE.
Spokane Football Team Has Begun
Practice for the Season.

The Spokane Amateur Athletic club
football team has commenced prac-
tice. 1t is the first regular football
team the club has had for three years,
but it expects to work up to the old
time football supremacy the Organi-
zation used to hold in eastern Wash
ingtOn.
The management of the team is try
ing to arrange schedule that will
close the season with the Multnomah
Athletic club about Thanksgiving time.
Games are being arranged with the
Spokane high school, the Normal
school at Cheney, the University Of
Idaho. the Washington Agricultural
college and Whitman college, of Walla
Walla.
Harry Richars was appointed cap
tain of the team at a recent meeting
of the athletic committee of the club,
and J. Fancy is to be manager. About
% men are trying out for the team,
most of whom are old players of East
er nand Western colleges.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-02

or occupy by themselves or their agents
the said building as a livery stable, or
to use or occupy the same except to
rent the same to some tenant. They
also set out that when the building is
removed and refitted it will have no
opening on the rear of the building. eX-
cept in the second story or hay loft
of said building, and that the rear en-
trance or opening into said building
on the ground floor will be 60 feet from
Second street and entirely upon the
lots owned by the defendants and not
an opening upon the alley at all. They
also set out that previous to the time
that other property in that locality
was used for residence purposes that
there was maintained on the Abbott
lots a large livery and feed stable un-
til 1897 when the same was destroyed
by fire.
The counter affidavits were signed
by j. Harry Abbott and Milton Bryan
in which they alleged that Bryan
Brothers nave heretofore conducted a
livery stable at the corner Of Second
and Alder streets; that the same has
been conducted in a quiet and orderly
manner and that no fighting. loud talk