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The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-09-06

Detective Ellis H. Parker, OF Mt.
Holly, presented his resignation as
probation officer OF Burlington coun-
ty ut the session OF court held by
Judge Geskill. William A. Slaughter
a Mt. Holly lawyer and Democrat.
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Office pays about $500 a year an !
expenses. Considering that he is d
Democrat, Mr.. Slaughter's appoint
ment was Ii surprise.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-09-06

A years-old apple tree in the
yard of Thomas u. Terrell at Glass
bono is still bearing fruit 1t was
planted by Valentine Pftaz-r, one OF
the settlers of the town.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-09-06

Job Printing at the
eINQgIRER~0ffie@ n
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

crops and farmers have been driven from their homes. The Inte-uTban Electric line track between Seattle and Tacoma is flooded. The loss to farni- CTS is put at S25O.O0O; to the Northern Pacific, S25O.000; to King county, S10O. 900: to the electric roads. s75,O00.
 Streets arc flooded and residents along the banks are leaving their homes. Lewiston and Grangeville, ?, idaho. were in darkness last night. The Clear Water river at Lewiston is car rying down great quantities of timber and shingles and work on the oregon Navigation company bridge under con structin is carried away.
 The Yakima and Natchez rivers are out of their banks and doing great damage. Cowlitz river in southern Washington is a raging torrent. Kelso and Catlin are believed to be in dan ger
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
rive Bills Found Against Him and His
 Friend Abe Ruef
They Are Charged With Having Extorted Large Sums From PrOprietOrs Grossly Immoral Houses tor Official Protection.

San Francisco, Nov. 15.-The grand jury today brought in five indictments against Eugene Schmitz and Abraham Ruef, on charges of extortion. On each charge the bail was fixed at $lO.- DO.
 The first alleged crime was inconnec- ton with the Poodle Dog restaurant and the indictment recites that Ruef and Schmitz demanded money from the proprietor, Tony Blanco As this de- mand was made. it is said, on two oc- casions. two indictments were return ed. EXtortion, declared to have been practiced upon Ed Marchand. the pro- prietor of Marchand's restaurant. is the basis of two more indictments. A demand made upon Joe Malfanti an other restaurant keeper is an alleged offense on which the fifth and last in dictment was found. The indictments were returned for the grand jury by Foreman B. P. Oliver who presented the documents to Judge Muraskey. who read them and placed them on file He then proceeded to fix the bail for each charge.
 According to indictments Ruef and Schmitz on the 18th of January. 1904. eTtorted S1175 from Tony Blanco Of the Poodle Dog" and on February of same year they forced him to give up 5000 more. The third indictment is based on an extOrtion of $1,175 from
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

were frequently the cause of bitter as- ! saults from the pulpit and press. accu- satIons being made that they were immoral and a menace to the commu- nifty. The so-called restaurants were eating houses, lodging houses and liquor resorts.
 Agitation for their suppression two years ago resulted in the issuance of an order that they be deprived of their licenses. This remained in effect for short time and then the restaurants were permitted to reopen with some restrictions" Soon the houses were again in full sway along the old lines. Some of the local newspapers at that time made charges that a fund had been paid into the officials hands to lift the embargo. The accusations fur ther alleged that a monthly tax of about $5O0G was paid by the restau- rants for protection"
 Renewals of the liquor licenses were granted by the police commission ma jority of which was in accord with the administration of Mayor Schmutz.
 It has never been directly charged that Mayor Schmitz was concerned in the payment of the so-called corrup- ton fund, but no hesitancy was used in connecting RHef,s name with the al- legged illegal use of money. Reuf. in- deed, admitted that he had received fees from the proprietors of the restau- rants, but he declared that he acted merely as an attorney in promoting the interests of his clients whose prop erty rights had been trespassed upon.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
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SPECIAL EVENTS TODAY.

Free for all Trot, 5000 purse. .
 Pacing race for S1000 purse. |. Half mile dash for S100. Indian Day. For particulars : see program on another page. ! # # {. # # # # 4. # # # 4. 4. 4. 4. 4.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

the word was giSse- They went smoothly snd Geii tO the AslE mile post tn l:e I-A Thea Ihe Pseszsaksr sDg wrong, AsSohoa SoS hrsae and sIr. GsEe"nab seeing shere Eas no charl,- for . record sl0~ed pp and saved his horse He auoooaced tSat he .Woui1 make snolhes effort .Ases EA the day. and dld so. Hat cend tiens then werc not nearly sO perfect e earlier. It was tasS nearing s1pdoSn. tAs horse had had bong Sork-puR and t0 add to the discomfort of all thc dase kfckesf up en the running IFseh dad fOFrned cloud ihst settled oSer the stretch However. a Ve:y good start Uss nede and the horses circis,i the track. bat the pace maker S5s nsf ia -.4 sss~a form as cu Monday. ard ihs sp-<dnaker for rec sons given E.s 4 listss EsOw- He eame under the ~tfr ,-E .;as l-k jzsJ a quar- Ter s,O~er shsa .sz Monday and seem !REiy Wish some srSatrT effort It is unfOrtu l1se gAa4 hE coHld HOt have made the ssst an hSaz h<fore. when
 ceassases sa es1s |
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

the proprietors of Marchand's restau- rant They are charged with demand ing and receiving on the same day, S1,l75 from the proprietors of Delmon- ico's restaurant. It is charged that on the 9th of February they forced these same men to yield $l,OO0 by threaten ing to take away their licenses to sell liquor
 Sheriff O'Neil declares that he will not serve the five warrants of Ruef tonight, as clerical work is So great that he cannot get them out in time. He says that he is still undesided whether he will arrest Schmitz when he lands in New York or wait until he comes to California.
 In the presentation of the indict- Inents against Mayor Schmitz and po- htSeal leader Reuf, Assistant District Attorney Heney has fulfilled the prom ise that the first action taken by the grand jury would be So accuse Abra- ham Ruef of felony. This prophecy was made two weeks ago. but nothing was then said that Mayor Schmitz would be drawn into the scandal The indictment of Ruef was expected by the public. but the people were not prepared for immediate direct action against the city's chief magistrate who is now on the Atlantic returning from a visit to Europe.
 For nearly two years the alleged ob- jectionable reletions between the French restaurants and the municipal administration has been the subject o: severe criticism and public indigna- ton.
 These restaurants. which were all destroyed by the April conflagration.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
Famous PdCer Made Fine Exhibition but
 Failed to Break Record
His Performance Witnessed by the Largest Crowd That Ever Gathered In Arixona-- Miners Day the Lowering of Drilling Records.

There was some miscalcuIaIion on the part of the fair management when it announced that November i5 vas the date for the breaking of the world . record for speed. But it was tn good faith and the failure was unintentiOn- al. The effort was honestly made and that is all that could be asked. Audu- bon Boy made a fine showing but he failed to excel himsel- ana thus re- corded the first real disappointment tn the history of the fair. for people had come to accept the great event as prac- tically accomplished. It was demOh- strated though, that the breaking oG . worlds record is no idle thing and ta co it, conditions must be perfect. There were two trials made yesterday and in the first one there was just one thing lacking, and that was fatal Co the pro ject. The big galloper that Haa to pace the Yankee horse, vas nervous and uncomfortable. inclining to baIk and cavort around when he should be doing business. Between and | o'clock the first start was made. Audubon Boy had been back and forth before the grand stand number of times and was given an ovation at every passing but just before the effort the grand stand was requested to refrain from any demonstration when the start vas made or lt the finish, Tear,ng it might disconcert the horse. Willingly the monster crowd Obeyed. for every per son there was filled with a desire to witness something that might not be seen again in a life time. Never did a horse appear before q crowd so much in sympathy with his weisare. anG 90 hopeful for his success.
 The pace.:lsker though. ~as restless and pese: ready to go when wanted After some scoring they finally got away. but it was bad start and they returned before reaching the quarter Another effort seemed to be q go and
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
THE NORTHWEST
 A SHFtI OF WATER
A S1eet of Water Lies Over Eastern Washington, Oregon and Part of Utah.

Portland. Ore, Nov. 15.-IBriefly tn ? flood situation in the north is as fol lows: Seattle and Tacoma are cut off from railroad and wire communication with the outside world. An avalanche of mud prevents the Great Northern running trains. More than a dozen small towns are flooded.
 Steel bridges on the northern Paci- fic- weer carried out over the Green and Stuck rivers. The town of Kent which is in the center of White river. now two miles wide, is submerged Immense damage has been done tO
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
FOR SALE

1iO Acres, TAO shares Appropriators' and 2625 inches Salt River Valley canal water, 15 land in alfalfa, good 5-room farm house. barn and store room. fenced in six fields.
 Forty-acre tracts with hog fencing, fine shade trees. water rights in Mari copa and Appropriators' canals.
 on all the above land U. S. reservoir rights are attached. assessments paid. The best sugar beet or cantaIoupe land in the valley, adjoining the extension of the $. P. R. R. to Buckeye, F mile of the Fowler school house. two cream cries and church. These lands will be sold on easy terms at $50 per acre. Call on or address
 LINCOLN FOWLER,
 Porter Building.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

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Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
THE FLOOD IN IDAHO.

MissOula. Mont. Nov. i5.-A telc- phone message to the Missoulan from Wallace. Idaho. says the water is fOur feet deep on the streets.
 The rain which has been falling fo. the past few days was accompanied by d terrific wind storm this morning Trees were uproOted and considerable damage was done to small buildings
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

HOUSE FOR RENT-Five-room. modern brick; bath. toilet. electric lights. E. E. Pascoe, I1O North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

New Mexico thinks, I've been told, Joint statehood would be dandy. The reason is plain to sec
 We make the Donofrio Cactus Candy
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
SNOW IN ARIZONA.

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 15.-Fore- cast for Arizona: Fair and colder Friday; Snow at night or Saturday in nOrtl~rn portion; fair in south.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending December 80 comI lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
w J Murphy to A f Graham, quit
claim lots 81 and %, blk 2, Pencils add
Aberdeen-SlOO.
Banch l. Wade to Geo NJ Wade. 1t II,
blk l, Hayes add Montesano-$25.
A Borreson to Ole 7 Kingland, lot 6,
blk 10, lot 3, blk 26, lot 2, blk 40. Peter
son-$l5O.
VIM S Stout to O L Stout, e1a lot 5,
sec l2-17.7-$l20.
U s to Santa Fe Pacific r r Co, patent
nw14 sec 8, lots l, 2. 3, sec lS.l5.6-$120O.
w II Phipps to Weyerhaeuser 7 Co.
same land-$45OO.
State to J p O Lownsdale, lots l. 2, g.,
and nw4 OF se4 sec 1918 II -$S460.
Chas E Ladd to P o Lownsdale, all
blks Is, 20 to 20, 9 to Is; lots to II Eek.
cept g. blk s; lots S.4,7,s.9,lo,1l,12. blk
81, Frederick-$5O0.
FEE Dudley to G H Schutt, lot 10, blk
IA, W & B add Aberdeen-$l.
III Bower to G H Schutt, lots 7,S, blk
IS, w 4 B add Aberdeen-$l250.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04
Miscellaneous Transfers.

1T Parker to J A Vance, mortgage lots 8, 9,
10, blk 10, W 4 b add Elma-sll7.
jill White to Julius Torpelt. chat mtg saloon
furniture, etc-$S50.
IA Dahl to Mrs Crss satisfies mortgage
lots | to 4, blk l6, Brewers add Elma.
MrsJ Crisis to Jos Mauermann, mortgage
same lot-$l9l.
INV Monnas,rus TO J + o Lownsdale, salts
fes mortgage.
JPO Lownsdale 20 Ladd & Triton, mortgage
lots !, ., 2, and nwi, of SEA sec l6-lS-ll, and
O her lanfs-sO,73l.
Balch Bros TO Public, notice OF log brand
SDGB.
II Fnller TO F u Sherwood, mortgage lots
10, II, II, blk s. W Il b add Aberdeen and other
land-$JO00
Gleesou Pros to Montesino National Bank,
chattel mortgage logs-s30o
Sheriff to Public notice of levy lots l. ., B.,
blk So, Westport, execution in favor OF Geo
Scammon ct al VS. W Lockett.
Same to Same, notice OF levy lots |, 2, 5 to II,
blk 4, Westport execution i'll favor of Geo
Scammon VS. VIM Smith.
VIM Schmid 10 Poman komoraweki, mtg lot
~, blk SO, W 4 B Second add Aberdeen-sl2Oo.
FL Campbell to o L Church, satisfies mtg
n15 of neI sec l5-1S-5.
wD Gitsche to Geo Moody, contract to sell
lot IL, blk so, Ontario add Hoquiam- 1862.
Thos NJ Evans to Ernest Hermann, mortgage
selI sec 321S-5-$3O0.
Elma Lodge, F & A NJ to James White, salts
fies mortgage.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04

Mrs Emily Taylor to James White, release of
mortgage lot 6, blk 4. W, G & W add Elma-$lOO.
Fred Clement to Henry McCleary, chat mtg
horses-$8.
Clerk City of Hoquiam to Public, certified
copy of ordinance granting National Lumber &
Box Co right to construct aud operate railroad
on part of Bay avenue.
James Becky to Public. declaration of home
stead lots Is and 16, blk 10, Benns Central add
Hoquiam.
Quinault Tribe, FORM, to Inez NJ Tanner,
satisfaction mortgage-$S00
Fred II Green to B Bridges special power
of attorney.
Benn ct al to Public, notice of incorporation
Grays Harbor Theater Co.
County Treasurer to Public. certificate of re-
denton from sherifs sale of e1a of nwl4 and
nl2 of swl4 sec 142O-l0: wa of nw14 and n15 of
swl4 same section; wa of swl4 same section.
John Hartman to Montesano State Bank, chat
mtg logs-si0O0
Z Mobray ct al to Same, same-$l2Co.
G Preston to Public, notice of log brand LIP.
II Delosh to Geo semple, mortgage lot2. blk
IS, W & B add Aberdeen-$5Oo.
Wade & Jordan to Odds, Workman & King,
chat mtg stock$ll60
E T Combes to F Hartle, release of chattel
mortgage.
X P Brown to Ernest McIafferty, mortgage
lot g. blk -, W add Aberdeen-$l00O.
Olean Land Co to Clara H 5mith, release of
mortgage $3i 900.
Sheriff to Public, notice Of levy on lot l, blk
6, Byles' add Montesano. suit of Devon
shire VS. n MCGEE ct al.
Leroy Myers ct al to Red Cedar stiegIe Co,
bill of sale log brand Diamond S.
Chas Davis ct al to National Lumber & Box
Co, agreement to sell timber on ex OF neL and
nel4 Of seq sec Q; nel< Of nwL, WI of nwk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04

Same to J J Emley, part same lot
5000.
J Finley to w 7 Kellerman, part
same lot-$250.
CE sackett to f l. Willard. lots 10,
20 and II so feet LIT Is, blk 8, w & B add
Elma-$60.
CE Philhrick to N w Lumber Co, lot
IL, blk 80, Hoqniam-$l3O7.
RID Macarthur to Ellis Jennings, all
sec 6-lS-9-$10.
NJ McVicar to Thos G Balch, swL OF
nwA sec l7-lS-5-$45O
U S to E A White, patent VIZ Of swI
sea of sw4 sec q, lots 8, sec 2S-l9-12.
VIM Griggs to Moses Wilppone, lots II
and IS, blk 50. n p add South Aberdeen
800.
J d Dean to Olive Hull, nw11a lot 6, blk
80, Hoquiam-$lS0).
NPRy Co to j D Sparkling, lot 3. sec
35-1S-1O.
Same to Same, lot l, sec 35-lS-l0.
J d Sparkling to Geo w Sparkling, lots
l and 3, sec 35-l8-1O-$460.
County Urea surer to Belle G. Leedham,
tax deed lots ID. IA, Is, blk A, Cosmop.
oils.
East Hoquiam Co. to st Onge, lot
! 10, blk 81, Ontario add Hoqniam. -$25U.
S Benn to + o Carlson, lot 5, blk IS,
w 4 B Second add Aberdeen-$250.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04

F w Sherwood to ] as Fl Fuller, lots Z
to IL, blk 5, w & B add Aberdeen $4,000.
CB Weatherwax ct al to Jas II Fuller,
quit claim same lots-$l
M r Sherwood to Jas II Fuller, 40 by
300 feet adjoining blk 5, w & B add Alb.
erdeen-$1OO.
U s 10 John A Rea. patent e1a OF neA
and e1a Of seq sec 35 2l.l1.
U IS to John A Rea, Jr, patent neA Of
sw4 an! lots 3,4,5, sec 3l-2l-l0.
w J Foster to o P Burrows, sea OF
swL sec 10, and e1H of nwN and lot l,
sec 30.2l.10-$l.
John A Rea to o P Burrows, ca Of ne
4 and e1s OF seq sec 35-2l.ll; sea sec
BOIL 1871.
John A Rea, Jr, to 0 P Burrows, lots
3,4,5, and ne4 OF sw4 sec 81 81 l0-$l.
John Glenn TOT p Look, lots to 6,
blk 38, all blks 80 and 40, Scammon's
plat Montesano-$600.
u
Sherwood, quit claim lot 7, and W 80 feet
, lot 8, and W feet OF n 40 feet Of e II feet
lot 8, blk 3, w 4 B add Aberdeen-$l.
M r Sherwood to Fred Hewitt, tract
adjoining lot Z, blk 3, W & B add Aber-
deen-$34OO.
U to Thos NJ Evans, patent seA sec
32.1S.5.
AG Sawyer to Jos w Snow, lot 3, blk
10, Hoquiam-$lO.
Ell McLafferty to S X Bowes, lots 5
and 6. blk 2. Weatherwax add North
Aberdeen-$120O.
RI Shelley, admr, to John Glenn, lots
3 to 6, blk SO; all blks 80 and 40, Seam
mons plat Montesano-$426.
Mary Slocum to VIM } Kendrick, lot
4, blk "a, Hoquam-$l2O0.
C II Davis to Keystone Timber Co,
nwA sec 20 16 $4,000.
Combes to VIM Isaacks. lot 2, blk
!, A & c Second add EIma-$l00.
NJ Murphy ct al to Olympic Lodge,
IOOF, lots to s, blk 8, Harris plat
Oakvlle-$1.
Ninemire & Morgan Co to Hart,
part OF neI OF swL sec 23-l6-5, south
and west of county road-$1.
JE Hart to Ninemire & Morgan Co,
part OF seq OF swH sec 23-l5-5, north
and east OF county road-$1.
VIM NJ Ladd to 0 P Burrows, lot 5,
First add Humptulips Garden-$1.
OP Burrows to Ernest Chamberlain.
same lot-$l
I DIV Sutherland to f A Chan berlain
quit claim same lot-sl.
Nv Mahaffey to w T Kellerman, part
OF lot 7, blk 10. Elma-$l
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04
At THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
f1jnutes of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real Is.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
IN the Superior Court.

The following is the record OF business trans
acted in the Superior court for the week emo
ing December 80, 1900
In re guardianship Chester Young Ell
d, minors. Account of guardian as to
estate OF Chester Young, Grace Young
and Walter Young, settled.
In the matter of the estate Of Georei-
ana A Rhodes Heath. Notice to credit
ors directed.
State vs Jos w Campbell. Order d.
recting clerk to issue warrant OF arrest.
Frank z Drake vs. Matilda Drake. Di
yorce granted.
Ell Shelley ct al vs. o Beaver ct al,
Default taken against G 3 Shipman for
800 and costs.
In re estate James Fowler, deceased.
Will admitted to probate and Robt
Forbes, s X Bowes and Jed Rogers APP
pointed appraisers.
Ri Wagar ct al VS. II N Anderson Ell
nj. Order substituting following heirs.
s.-law OF defendant as defendants in
place of III n Anderson: Cora Anderson
widow; Martha Middleton and W
Middleton, Manora Miller and E c Mil
Ter, Sam Anderson and Mrs Sam Ander
son, Hal Anderson and Mrs Hal AnIer.
son, Ed Anderson and Mrs Ed Ander.
son, Lulu Anderson, Ida Elwav and
Lemuel Elway, Daisy Kingsley and Ar.
thur Kingsley, and Sam Anderson as
administrator OF estate of II n Anderson.
Northwest Rubber Co We J Will Ander.
son. Judgment against defendant for
1919 and costs.
City OF Aberdeen vs Theresa Meagher
ct al. Judgment for defendant Ninemire
Il Morgan Co for their costs in sum Of
500, dismissing action against said de-
PENDANTS and quieting their title to prop
erty.
In re estate John Staritt, deceased.
Jessie Starilt appointed Administrative
fixing bond at SIS, 200.
III re estate Henry Kersler, deceased
Adolph Ponischi appointed administra'
tor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04

wa Of sw14, seq Of sw1, swll of seL and e]l
of seN sec 10; 81 sec II and WI sec u, all in
twp 1911. containing 110iO5 acres-s5O.OOO
Chas H Davis to National Lumber & Box Co,
supplementary agreement including cotton
wood in above contract.
w Gaskill VS. VIM Robinson, lis pendens to
foreclose tax lien lots and 8, blk 7, W & B add
Elma.
Same VS. A Austin, same lots q, %, blk l, W &
B ada Elma.
Same VS. B Cromwell, same lots II to Is, blk
7, same add.
Fl Story to Woodward lease OF furni-
ture-$1632.
Trustee Of Church of Christ of Elma to
American Christian Missionary Society, mort
gage lot s, blk 10, Elma-s300.
Moses Wilppane to Mary Holppa, mortgage
lots II and Is, blk SO, add South Aber-$I5O
Lenfesty to J D Dean, release of mort
gage nw}a lot 6, blk 80, Hoquiam- $500
Geo Boyden to National Lumber d Box Co.
mortgage ga lot IL, blk %, Ontario add Ho-
Quiam-$l66.
Annie Bibelger to I.udia Knokey, release of
mortgage. nOrtherly 25xl00 feet lots IL and 49,
blk III, HOqniam-S200.
E Q McGlauflin to John Keblbek, satisfies
mortgage-$500.
John Keblbeck to Anna Biberger, mortgage
lot s. and w lot z, blk n, Campbels add Ho-
P.B.Ageton to John Bberger. mortgage lot /,
and e11 Of nwl4 sec 9-l9-l2-sl5OO.
W Adams to Alfred Nelson, release of
mOrtgage-$50O.
Hoquiam Sash & Door Co VS. Glover ct al
release of lien.
W Hopkins to Public, affidavit affecting
| swH lots, blk 49, HoQuiam.
John Williams to John Glenn, lease elI lots
and 2, blk s, 2, C & add Montesano. Years
| at $40 per month.
j st Onge to r Durney, mortgage lot 10, blk
"a. Ontario add HOQuiam-$50O.
Aberdeen Brewing Co to Edw Lycan, release
OF mortgage ma OF seq of nwl4 sec 8-20-l2.
Edw Lycan to Mike Jacobs, mortgage above
land-$3OO
Elma Lodge, F. supplementary articles
| of Incorporation.
Martha Palmer to w Scott, satisfies mort
! gage.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04
NEW CASES.

NEW CASES.
State W. Oscar Wood. Robbery.
State va Eph Taylor. Robbery.
OF Engen vs. Ellen Ryan ct al. Debt.
Northwest Rubber Co Va } Will An.
derson. Debt.
A Lenhart Va G Zeigler. Foreclos'
ure tax lien.
Geo H Hitchings Va Frazer Mathews
ct al. Garnishment.
Amanda M Grigsby vs. Benz Fl Grigs'
by. Divorce.
AID Devonshire vs. Eva N MCGEE Ell al.
On notes.
SW Gaskill vs. VIM Robinson. Fore
closure tax lien.
Same Va A Austin. Same.
Same Va J B Cromwell. Same.
Goldie p Cline Va Louis G Cline. Di-
vOrce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04

In re estate VIM H Karr, deceased.
Set for Jan 5 to Jan 6.
Axel Gustaison vs. Gunda Gustafson.
Divorce granted.
Amanda NJ Grigsby vs. Benj:H Grigs-
by. Publication of summon directed.
In re estate John Staritt, deceased. j.
w Schelhorn, Geo Chapman and A S
Hodgdon appointed appraisers.
In re estate Amudd Amundson, decd.
A 5 Hodgdon, w G Winters and u L
Davis appointed appraisers.
In re estate Archibald Campbell. Will
admitted to probate.