The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-07
District One.

June S,-Complaint was filed agains
John F. Peterson by Water Bailiff Oh
], Settem for fishing with a gill net il
the Columbia river without properly
numbering his boat and net. Upon be
ing arraigned before Justice of the
Peace p, ], Goodman, Astoria precinct
Mr.. Peterson entered a plea OF guilty
whereupon he was fined $20.O0 and cost,
which were paid.
June l0,-Water Bailifr Settem filed
complaint against Sam Ness for fishing
in the Columbia river with a gill net
without properly numbering his boat
and net. Mr.. Mass was arraigned before
Justice OF the Peace Goodman, Astoria
June ID, and upon entering a plea OF
guilty, was fined $1,000 and costs, which
were paid.
June l5-Complaint was filed agains,
Mate Benieh by Constable C. C. Utzin-
ger for fishing in the Columbia river
with gill net without license. Upon
being arraigned before Justice OF the
Peace Goodman, Astoria, Mr.. Benieh
entered plea OF guilty, whereupon he
was fined 5000 and costs, which were
paid.
June l6,-Complaint was filed against
Charles Wirkkala by Constable Utzin.
ger for fishing in the Columbia river
with gill net without properly number
ing his boat and net. Upon being ar.
rGgned before Justice OF the Peaca
Goodman, Astoria, Mr.. Wirkkala en-.
tered a plea Of guilty, whereupon he
was fined $500 and costs, which were
paid.
June l7.-Water Bailiff Settum fled
complaints against Fred Lindstrom, John
Parko and John Paris for fishing with
gill nets in the Columbia river without
properly numbering their boats and nets
And against Frank Russell. foreman OF
the Desdemonia sands, for operating
seins on said sands without properly dis.
playing his license numbers and mark,
ing his boats and seins.
Fred Lindstrum was arraigned before
Justice Goodman, Astoria, June "a, and
upon entering plea of guilty he was
fined 5000 and costs, which were paid
John Parko, Frank Russell and John
Paris were each araigned before Justice
Of the Peace Goodman, June 2s, and up.
on entering a plea of guilty were each
fined 5000 and costs, which were paid.
June 23.-Complaint was filed against
H. Claesen by Constable Utzinger for
fishing with a gillnet in the Columbia
river without properly numbering his
boat and net. Upon being arsigned be.
fore Justice of the Peace Goodman, As.
toria, Mr.. Claesen entered a plea Of
guilty, whereupon be was fined $1,000
and costs, which we're paid.
June 29.-Complaint was filed against
George Mareelli for fishing with a gill
net in the waters Of the Columbia river
without properly numbering his boat
and net. Upon being arTaigned before
Justice Of the Peace Goodman, Astoria,
Mr.. Marcelli entered a plea Of guilty.
whereupOn he was fined 5000 and costs
which were paid.
June 30.-Antone Mardesich was ar.
rested by Water Bailif Settem for hav.
ing sturgeon in his possession less
than four feet in length. Upon being
arraigned before Justice Of the Peace
Goodman, Astoria, Mr.. Mardesich en-.
tered plea Of guilty, whereupon he
was fined $2O.OO and costs, which were
paid.
District Two.
June 5.-Water Bailiff w. r. Williams
Of Rogue river, filed complaint against
Louie A. Struber for selling salmon with
out license. The case was tried be.
fore a jury in the Grants Pass Justice
Court, June Q, and Mr.. Streuber was
found guilty as charged, whereupon he
was fined 5000 and costs, which were
paid
June s.--Water Baliff Williams seized
net at the Golden Drift Mining com
pany's dam across Rogue river above
Grants Pass for being set within the
6OO.foot limit of the fshway provided
for said dam.
June lO.-Sheriff S. E. Marsters Of
Curry county, seized q set net that he