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The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02
Dlstrlct Court.

10" "S"'u"S euo NAoitch IHCput
Mining company was begun and
occupied until noon Tuesday.
This suit Was to recover Sll0O for
services as secretary of the com
pany, Office rent, telephone line
from Del Norte to Embargo, at.
torney's fees in suits by himself
against the company, lumber, CON-
missions for negotiation of stocks,
etc.
The defence set out that the ser.
vices rs clerk were to be gratis,
that MIR. Cochran was not author
lied to put in telephone line at
the expense of the company, nor
WAS he to have commissions for
work that belonged to him and
the other managers of the COM
pany for doing the business in
which Mr.. Cochran WAS largely
interested. The defendant also
fled a bill in offset, claiming poor
service as secretary, that he had
not accounted for all moneys re-
celved and had damaged the COM
pany by instituting numerous law
suits against defendant.
The jury brought in verdict in
favor of Mr.. Cochran IN the sum
Of $3.50.
Tuesday afternoon WAS occupied
in the hearing OF the case of Geo.
Bauer and son against some Mexi.
cans for malicious prosecution.
claiming $4,000 in damages.
This suit was the outcome of two
criminal cases brought against
Bauer and son and instituted on
complaint of the defendants who
we're the prosecuting witnesses
One of the criminal actions was
tried at a former term Of court in
which Bauer and son were charged
with stealing 10 sheep and the
other Was tried at the present
term on a charge Of killing five
sheep with gun. Both these
cases resulted IN an acquittal. The
defense set up WAS that there was
no malice, that the complaints
were made in good faith and that
said Bauer and son should have
been convicted of tho charges
made by the Meyicans.
The jury failed to stand
ing 1 to 2 in favor Of the defend
ants. This necessitstes another
trial.
The next case tried WAS W. S.
Miles w. &. l.. Eubxnks. The
plaintiff sued for SlN for the con.
version Of grain. This case grew
out Of threshing grain on the
plaintiffs lands which were leased
to 8. Z. Session. Verdict for the
defendant. Stephenson for plain.
til, Veerksmp for defendant.
The next case WAS Blanche Weir
ngsinst American Central Fire In.
surance Co. Action WAS to re-.
cover on n policy. Verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum Of $3.50.
Vee,ksmp for plaintiff, Stephen.
sou for defendant.
The case Of Chntfce against Wild.
man brothers, brought 10 recover
$500 CON M issions for sale Of land
was set for trial Tuesday, but the
plaintiff not being present the csse
was continued ut the costs 81 the
plaintiff. the defendants being
present and ready for trial.
Friday MAS occupied III the hear.
ing oe Blackburn against Brad.
burn. This case involved an &C.
counting between parties.
Court adjourned Friday until
| n.r.mt,.r l1th n which tarm The
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

DIR. Russell was called to the
Upton ranch Monday To attend
William Upton. who IL very sick
with pneumonia. The doctor made
tho trip up, N distance Of * miles,
10 two hours and returned IN an
hour aud 4 half.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Mrs. E. f. Eversole, Charlotte,
and Miss Laura Thomas spent
Thanksgiving with DR.. Thomas
and family at Del NOrte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

The Monte Vista schools hud IL
vacation Thursday and Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Carol Buck left Monday nigh
for Chicago with a trainload O
lambs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Mr. and Mrs. j. $. Campbell
aud Carey entertained nj Thanks
giving dinner, MIR. and Mrs. Rob,.
Campbell, Mrs c. NJ. Bonner, Miss
WoodmRn, Miss Cnrrel. Earl Mat
zen aud Earl Stevens.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

The Simpson hotel gave a turkey
Inner to all its guests Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Mcintosh d Duncan have rent.
I'd the store In Woosimsn Temple
now occupied by W, J. Marshall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

John Bishoff shipped 1000 fat
lambs from this station Friday
night for the Chicago market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

June Hyatt. of Alamosa, was IN
town Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

The Parma Land company are
tlling under the Empire canal for
n drainage ditch. The thing is
about two feet IN diameter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

There WAS 4 family reunion nj
tho home Of George J.. Zahnen
Thanksgiving day At which were
present John Haa6 and family,
LOUIS Wcyand aud family and
Charles List and wife.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. lsushinger and
Mamie. Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney, Mr..
and Mrs. Bishop and Charles were
guests Of Captain and Mrs. Aldrlrh
ut dinner Thansgiving day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

John and Theodore Wldman
have been in town this week on
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Will Upton ia reported rs re-
covering.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Uncle John FulIenwider aud
wife took dinner Thursday with
their son John and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

| "SoS'' uuo Spillt IlcW titiks tllp
81 manish.
John and Theodore Wldman
have been in town this week on
business.
o. Ii. p. Shepard returned
Tuesday from business trip to
Denver and Pueblo.
II. II. Winchell and wife re-
turned from n business trip TO
Chicago last Monday.
The MARTINEZ orchestra played
for the Flremens dance at Ala.
mosa Wednesday night.
Abe Matthias, J. H. Deeds and
John Bishof made up n shipment
of ID cars of lambs Friday.
BoRN-At DR.. Buchtcls hosplt-
al Saturday, November 25th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed, boy.
Frank Slmons came down from
Creole Tuesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving with friends in
Monte Vista.
ID. j. Gibbs returned home
1
from Denver Monday morning
He says the weather is fine in the
Capital City.
S. W. S. Woods and wife went
to Del Norte Thanksgiving day
and were the guests of John
hewitt and family.
The Cosgrove orchestra has
been in Alamosa all the week wait
ing for the blockade to be lifted on
the Durango line.
John b. Heilman will leave for
home Mt Pennington n. NJ. to-
night. His brother-in-law Nc
Ollough will accompany him.
Charley Bishop drove 40 miles
Friday out into country and back,
not for his health, but to see how
the lambs were getting along.
VIM. a. Robb and family enter
tanned party of lloosiers Thanks.
giving, among whom were the
Fosters, Ahrens and Mrs. Middel-
kamp, at dinner.
Herman Wehncs and wife, OF
Del Nortc, spent Thanksgiving
day in Monte Vista. Herman en-
poets to go East with the Matthias
and Bishoh sheep.
\ family gathering composed Of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 7. Chandler and
Artic, and Zach Eagle and family
took Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. Eagle and daughter.
J. W. Oxer. who bought the
Henderson place, came up from
Canon City Wednesday looking
for more land. II he buys he will
go into the sheep business quite
extensively.
MIR. and Mrs. j. $. Campbell
aud Carey entertained nj Thanks.
giving dinner, MIR. and Mrs. Rob,.
Campbell, Mrs. G. NJ. Bonner, Miss
WoodmRn, Miss Cnrrel. Earl Mat
zen aud Earl Stevens.
John Pearson and family enter.
tanned Gus Robb and wife, John
Gardner and family. Frank
Schoolcr and family, Miss Edna
Poole. Pro. Fcnton and Palmer
Conant Mt dinner Thanksgiving
day.
Ernest Kennedy who has been
working on the Herr property at
Jasper. came down Wednesday.
He says he had 10 snow shoe from
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

The Cosgrove orchestra has
been in Alamosa ali the week wait
ing for the blockade to be lifted on
the Durango line.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

A. l.. Stroup entertained his
brothers +. l.. and X. s. Stroup
and their families ut his residence
Thanksgiving day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

S. w. S. Woods and wife went
to Del Norte Thanksgiving day
and we're the guests of John
hewitt and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

John b. Heilman will leave foi
home at Pennington y. NJ. to-
night. His brother-in-law Nc
Ollough will accompany him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

w. o. W. Camp and Circle had
IL big crowd ut their dance and
supper Thanksgiving night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Fassctt has some new cloaks the
80 manish.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

o. Ii. p. Shepard returned
Tuesday from a business trip to
Denver and Pueblo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

NJ. G. Woodruff went through
to Creede Thursday. He has been
showed in at Chama for two DAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Clarence Winchell, one of the
prosperous ranchmen near Center
was doing business in town Fri
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Charley Bishop drove 40 miles
Friday out into country and back,
not for his health, but to see how
the lambs were getting along.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

J. W. Oxer. who bought the
Henderson place, came mp from
Canon City Wednesday looking
for more land. II he buys he will
go into the sheep business quite
extensively.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

ID. j. Gibbs returned home
from Denver Monday morning.
He says the weather is fine in the
Capital City.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Herman Wchncs and wife, OF
Del Nortc, spent Thanksgiving
day in Monte Vista. Herman en-
poets to go East with the Matthias
and Bishoif sheep.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

VIM. A. Robb and family enter.
tanned II party of lloosiers Thanks.
giving, among whom were the
Fosters, Ahrens and Mrs. Middel.
kamp, at dinner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

II. II. Winchell and wife re-
turned from II business trip to
Chicago last Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

W. o. Station, who has been
confined to his house the past two
weeks with quinsy, is getting bet
ter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

\ family gathering composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 7. Chandler and
Ar,ic, and Zach Eagle and family
took Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. Enulc and daughter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

I6uuO from unl6 etatlOn rfluRy
night for the Chicago market.
Uncle John FulIenwider aud
wife took dinner Thursday with
their son John and family.
W. o. W. Camp and Circle had
IL big crowd ut their dance and
supper Thanksgiving night.
NJ. G. Woodruff went through
to Creede Thursday. He has been
showed in at Chams for two days.
w. o. Station, who has been
confined to his house the past two
weeks with quinsy, is getting bet.
ter.
Clarence Winchell, one of the
prosperous ranchmen near Center
was doing business in town Fri.
day.
A. l.. Stroup entertained his
brothers +. l.. and X. s. Stroup
aud their families ut his residence
Thanksgiving day.
The Parma Land company are
tlling under the Empire canal for
II drainage ditch. The hling is
about two feet IN diameter.
Mrs. E. E. Eversole, Charlotte,
and Miss Laura Thomas spent
Thanksgiving with DR.. Thomas
and family at Del Norte.
DR.. Pcirce and wife entertained
Judge Warburton and wife, the
Fassett family and James Holmes
ut dinner Thanksgiving day.
Corlett, White and Fischback
lost rs lambs a few days ago by
dipping. 1t II "cruclty to ANNALS
to dip them this cold weather.
John Macarthur and family en-.
tertainel DIR. and Miss Emma
Weiss, Of Del Norte, Mary Hecker
and the French and Keller fami.
lies ut dinner Thursday.
DIR. Davidson underwent Nh op-
cration Tuesday nj DIR. Buctcl's
hospital for appendicitis. The
patient is dong well and will soon
recover from the operation.
The manager of this paper and
wife took dinner with the old
folks Thursday where they en-.
joyed some Of the good things
that mother used 10 make"
Mr.. and Mrs. lsushinger and
Mamie, Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney. Mr..
and Mrs. Bishop and Charles were
guests Of Captain and Mrs.. Aldrlrh
ut dinner Thansg,vlng day.
There WAS \ family reunion ii
the home Of George j. Zahneu
Thanksgiving day At which were
present John Haa6 and family,
LOUIS Wcyand aud family and
Charles List and wife.
DIR. Russell wns called To the
Upton ranch Monday to attend
William Upton. who Ii very sich
with pneumonia. The doctor made
the trip up, n distance If * mllc~
10 two hours AMI returned IN At
hour and \ half.
Monday night T. G. Jones AMI
q. ". Gates shippcsl ~ doubt,
isckc.l cars IT lambs from thu
station. destined for The Ch,cas,
market. They were al largo ant
fat. Mr.. Jones hsd I 900 aud Mr.
Gates 1000 which ms'is quite
trslu load.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

The Martinez orchestra played
for the Flremen's dance at Ala.
mosa Wednesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Frank Slmons came down from
Creole Tuesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving with friends in
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

Abe Matthias, j. H. Deeds and
John Bishotf made up n shipment
of l3 cars of lambs Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-12-02

BoRN-At DR.. Buchtcl's hosplt,
al Saturday, November 25th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed, boy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
Death Of Mrs. Frank Kaylor.

When II became known this morning
that Mrs. Frank Kaylor was dead it
caused many heart throb, for her list
Of friends was long, and her loss is sin
cerely mourned. At 9;45 last night the
immortal put of the mortal, but left
here memory Of sweet, pure, life, Of
generous deeds and fine example. Hat
tie NJ. Townsend was born at Independ-
ence, Kansas, September %, 1868, and
was married to Mr.. Frank Kaylor De
cember 20, 1899. With her husband
she came here about six years ago, and
in that brief time endeared herself TO
all who came within her circle Of ac-
quaintances. The illness that carried
her away attacked her about one month
ago and while Of 50 serious character
as to cause her parents to be sum
mOned from their home in Stratton,
Neb., she was thought TO be improv'
ing, up to within a short time before
the end came. Besides her stricken
husband, she leaves two daughters, Eula
and Mildred, aged resectively Z and 8
years, brother, A. NJ. Townsend, of
this city, and her sorrOwing parents,
Her friends are numbered by the mum
her Of those with whom she came in
contact, and her memory will be green
iii ldeath shall in turn claim them. The
funeral service will be held at the fam
lily residence, ON North Cottage street
tomorrow at 1880, Rev. C. T. Hurd Of
heiating, and the burial will be in Lee
Mission cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
Pleasant Picnic.

Fairmount Park, the ideal place for
picnics, was again the scene Of merry
festivities yesterday, when the young
ladies Of the First Christian choir gave
most enjoyable picnic to a number Of
their friends, in honor Of Prof. Charles
Mcvay, the singer at the big Christian
revival.
The day was perfect, and the after
noon was one Of unusual pleasure.
Games Of all kinds were INDUCED in,
and many of the party roamed through
the beautiful woods, or sat around un-
der the shady trees. An excellent lunch
con was served at a seasonable hour,
and IL is needless 10 say was enjoyed
by all. This is the first time Mr. Nc
Way had seen the beautiful nature
around Salem, and he was much pleased
with IL.
The picknickers were; Mrs. Laura
Adkins Misses Carrie Lugenbeil, Maude
Myers, Celeste Liston, Florence Liston,
Emily Meyer, Jennie Williams, Pearl
Schomaker, Adda Reed, Ethel, Bessie
and Rae Smith, Frances Idston and
Viola Fluke. Messrs. Prof. Charles Me.
Way, Chester Catlow, Charles Catlowi
Charles schomaker, Arthur Lennon
Frank Whims, Frank Churchill, Dean
Schomaker and Horace Sykes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
DIED BY THE
WAYSIDE

A body lies at Undertaken Clough Is
establishment Of man about 40 years
Of age, height 8 feet, 10 inches, weight
$50 pounds, dressed in a cheap but sub
stantial wooden suit, blue cotton shirt
and almost new underclothes. The
shoes he wore bore a Salem trading
mark, but who he is, or was, whence he
came, or any other knowledge Of him
does not exist. He was in Turner yes
terday morning, trying to buy morphine
at Cornelius drug store. Being re.
fused he visited DR. Ransom, and, show.
ing $3.50, wanted to buy morphine; be
ing refused he asked for cocaine, saying
he was n 'fend," and had TO have il.
During the day he went up the railroad
about three.fourths Of mile, to a pile
Of ties, and lay down. In the afternoon
the section men saw him, and, thinking
from his position, there might be some.
thing wrong, approached him, and found
him unconscious. A doctor was called,
but before his arrival death had touched
him. He had a few morphine tablets,
and the doctor pronounced it case Of
overdose Of morphine. Under the cir.
cumstances no inquest will be held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
PROGRESS BEING MADE.
Continued Interest Being Manifested in
the Meetings in the Pavilion.

Steady and continuous is tho progress
being made by Evangelists Martin and
McVay in the great revival meeting
they are holding for the Christian
church in the big pavilion. There have
been sixteen additions since the last
report and many hundreds Of people
have heard the gospel the last two
nights Monday night the sermon was
on "The Second Coming of Christ and
the End of the World" and was a
mastery effort. DR.. Martin has re-
ceived so many requests 10 repeat the
sermon that he announced last night he
would comply with the demands Of the
people before he left the city. The ser
mon last night on "Man Pleasing"
was also a strong one, and made an i'm
preston for good on the minds Of the
listeners. II is a touching and inspiring
sight to see men aud women pressing
forward in response to the speaker g
invitation to renounce lives of sinful
indulgence, and to return again to
the "straight and narrow way" after
straying far from 1t.
Prof. Charles McVay's solos continue
to be drawing card for many who de-
light in hearing his sweet songs. Many
Of his solos are "mother" songs, and
they are especially well liked. Many
requests come for a repetition Of GER
tain songs, which he has sung once,
and he always graciously accedes to
these requests
The subject Of the sermon tonight is
''The Sin Against the Holy Ghost" F."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
SALEM DAY
is CHANGED

The Southern Pacific local officials
have been notified that Salem day at
the Lewis and Clark fair has been
changed from the 10th to the 14th of
June. It is a good change, too, for on
the 10th there is big track event, and
merchants generally seemed reluctant
about closing on the first named day.
The Matter will be taken up by the
Commercial Club and business men, and
il is probable Marion county in gener'
al, and Salem in particular win send a
crowd Of its best citizens-a fine ex-
hibit in itself-for the honor Of the
valley and cold Marion"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
Prominent Monmouth Lady Dead.

Mrs. Parrish, wife Of DIR. w. II. Par.
rish, of Monmouth, died at the family
home in that place yesterday, Tuesday,
May 3Oth, Of cancer. She was we'll
known and highly respected lady, and
has hosts Of friends who will be sorry
TO learn Of her death.
The funeral will be held tomorrow,
Thursday, and the remains will be in
TERED in the /. o. o. +. cemetery in
this city, the funeral procession arriv'
ing about 2 o'clock.
She was the mother of Mrs. Leila
Parrish Van-Winkle, OF this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
Cars Busy.

The tralley ears on the cemetery line
were kept busy from 10 O'Clock yester'
day forenoon until O'Clock in the ev'
ening, conveying passengers to and
from the cemetery. Many Of the cars
from other lines were put on the GENE
terry line to accommodate the business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
A. o. u. w. Lodges United.

Valley lodge No. is, A. o. U. w.
held its last meeting Monday night, ad-
journing sine die at the close Of its
business session. II win be "benevo.
lently assimilated" or viii assimilate
Protection lodge, No. 2, the two lodges
uniting. After adjournment the mems
bers of the order generally met in the
lodge room, holding a sort Of farewell
meeting, at the same time celebrating
the union Of the lodges The united
lodge retains the name Of Protection
No. .. Mr.. s. A. MeFadden, past grand
master, was toast MASTER and, while
there was no program outlined, several
brief but stirring speeches were made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
Stole Four Wheels.

Fred T.. Prentiss was arrested Mon
day night for stealing a bicycle from
Mack Bean. He sold il TO Conrad Dill
man for $40. The boy has been out of
the reform school for a few months,
and admits having stolen four bicycles
I'm that time. He is not at all generous
IN his admissions and IL is probable
that the full list Of thefts is not given
He was bound over to await the action
OF the district court, and viii undoubt-
odly go to swell the roll call at the
penitentiary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
Rrnkn Racord.

Harry Ralph this morning broke all
records by catching a seven-pound
black bass in the Willamette slough,
and promptly sold it to Abe Magers for
a dollar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
Wins the Derby.

London, May sl.-LOrd ROseberry's
Cicero, Jockey Maher up won the
Derby at Epson Downs this afternoon
Nine horses ran.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-31
cas- Range DEMONSTRATION.

At the gas cooking demonstration be
ng given in the Klinger building tC
lorrow's program is as follows;
Thursday-Subject; Luncheon dish
s;
Menu.
Boiled Ham.
Baked Eggs in Bread Cases.
Sponge Ginger Bread.
Blanc Mango with Fruit.
Custard Sauce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-17
AGAINST RowoYIsm.
Southern Baseball League Has Been
Promoted TO Glass a.

New YORK. Dec. l5.-Stringeut meas
ures for the maintenance Of order on
the ball field were adopted by the Ma
tional League % Baseball clubs. aftes
which the meeting was declared adj
journed. The president OF the league
was vested With absolute power IN
dealing with managers and disorderly
players. and II II evident from the
tone Of the resolutions passed on the
subject that the national organic ton
" determined to stamp out all form Of
rowdyism In the game.
Another important step taken was
the authorization OF compromise
proposition on the part OF the National
league To the members of class 4
minor leagues. who ask that the draft
ing prevailing from major organic %
lions be reduced from two players 10
one. and that the purchase price for
drafted players be raised from $3.50 TO
81 800 each.
August Hermann. who was named 10
represent the National league at a con-
ference OF the minor leagues. was au-
thorized 10 agree To the one man draft
Ing plan. but to raise the purchase
price 90 $1,000 only
The National league playing season
will begin Thursday Arril ~ and close
Oct. r.
Al the meeting Of the National A.
ISOLATION 81 Minor Leagues. report
WIS received from the conference conn
mittee on the drafting ~ players that
both the National ana American
leagues had agreed 10 draft but one
man. fixing the drafting price az 81 900.
The date and place Of the regular an
nual meetin was changed from Jan II
az san Francisco. to the second Tues
day In January az Chicago. An effort
was made 10 have the present meeting
stand as the annual meeting. but this
was voted down
II was reported that greemeuts had
been reached with the aior orgaulza-
lions that us many ayers ms may be
desired can be drafted from leagues IN
classes y. G and u. The drafting price
I'm class y was raised from $500 10
$3.50. In class 9. from $500 Ia $500. On
class d. from 5000 10 $500
The Southern league was promoted
from class - To class A. An adjourn
ment was then taken until the chit
cago meeting.