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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-23
Orcas
EAST SOUND
Hrea 81 So. N

Rev. j. W. Patterson has returned
from a trip to Bellingbam.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. AL
fred Hill on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Chalmers OF
West Sound. spent Wednesday here.
Estyn Chalmers left on Monday
for Seattle. where be will remain for
few days.
The Grange held It's regular meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon at the home
of John E Moore.
Miss Mollie Harrison informally
entertained a small party of friends
ON Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boede, of Orcas, visi-
ted Miss Bertha Boede at the East
Sound house on Sunday.
About $500 feet of water ipe sup
plying the Port Langdon lime works
froze during the cold weather.
The dance given this evening by
the young men of the village will be
the first one for number of weeks.
Hon. William Shultz. who has just
returned from San Francisco. spent
Monday here. looking after his bdsi.
ness interests.
The weather on Thursday was sc
severe that zone of the ladies of the
Madrona club ventured out, conse-
quentIy no meeting was held.
The failure of Mr.. Pearson. of Port
To wnsend, to arrive here Oh Satur
day, necessitated the postponement
of the regular quarterly meeting Of
the Methodist church.
Mrs. John King has gone to Van
couver to attend the funeral of bel
brother, who was one OF the engineers
killed in the recent collision on the
Canadian Pacific Railway.
The men of the village met on Tues
dav evening and formed an organiza
tion to be known as s'The East Sound
lmBfOVomSUG W. lu0 OlACcIS oIcCt
ed were Geo E. Candy, president
Fred Hambly, secretary ; Harry lem
plin. treasurer. The object of tht
club is to further any movement fol
the advancement of the village or it!
environs.
4 The Methodist Sunday school elect
ed officers for the ensuing year OF
Monday. Jan. IL. as follows: Supt.
L. B. Cooper; Assistant Supt., Johr
Shea: Sec aud Treasurer. Miss Mol
lie Harrison librarian. Earl Cramer
asst. librarian. Madeline Nichols
organist. Miss Mollie Harrison asst
organist. Mrs. G. B. Buxton; teach
ers :class 1. Mrs. G. Il. Buxton; elias
2. Mrs. L. B. Cooper; class 3. Mr..
Harry Fowler: class 4 DIR. l. n. Har
ison; class 5. Mr.. John Shea; asst
teachers, d. kimpIe and Mrs. j. W
Moles.
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leland
ORCAS
pop. 1859

Mrs. Jack Devers entertained the
w. 1. [. Thursday.
Warren Dightman and VIM. Bailer
were at Orcas Monday.
John g. Curry went to Friday Har-
Dor on business Monday.
Miss Kate Kepler left on the Island
or Tuesday for East Sound.
VIM. Goodin has gone to Shaw is
land to cut wood for Dick S Jaw.
Mrs. Cal WELDON was a guest of the
Devers Wednesday and Thursday.
Capt. WELDON left on the Rosalie on
short business trip Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Geo. w Myers left last week for
Kansas, where he will spend a month
or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James La Plant en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday night
Plates were laid for five.
Capt. and Mrs. Cal WELDON attend
ed the state convention of Hoo-Hoos
at Anacortes, Monday and Tuesday.
Bob Kepler and Guy Harris are
moving over to Shaw island. as they
have taken. a contract to haul Mr..
Cliffs logs.
Miss Van Moorhem has been confin-
ed to her bed for the past week on ac-
count of injuries received from fall
on the ice during the cold snap. DR..
| Reed is in attendance.
Some one has told of the good the
recent cold snap will do the orchards
and trees in general. We should be
very glad if some one would tell US
of any good the earthquakes are do
ing.
The action taken by the Madrona
club. Of East Sound. to secure the
summit of Mt. Constitution for a
public park is certainly worthy of
commentator. and We trust they will
meet with success.
The farewell dance given by the w.
l. |. complimentary to Mrs. Norman
last Saturday night. was we'll attend :
ed in spite of the disagreeable weather
and very pleasant time enjoyed.
! Mrs. Jack Devers, the newly elected
20 ho ~ Mrc
Norman with solid silver souvenir
spoon of Washington, in the name of
| the club.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Norman and
little daughter. Miss Helen. left on
the Rosalie Monday afternoon for
their old home in Des Moines, la. Mr..
and Mrs. Norman will be greatly miss
ed by the many friends they made
during their sojourn at Orcas. Mr..
/ Norman has gone back to his old pos
ition as manager of the Republican
club. of Des Moines.
/ FOR SALE colt coming 4
years old. weight 16 20 pounds. broke
and gentle team of mares, weight
900 each. 4 and years old: team
mares. weight 1900 each, 9 and II
years old {: team colts. weight 100
pounds each, coming years old; l
saddle pony,3 years old; l Jersey
COW; wagons. 2 buggies. cart and
harnesses. -Will be sold separately at
a barain or the lot.
/ John G. Curry. Orcas
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FOR SALE-One No. 9 Bean
spray pump; one horse; set working
harness; No 90 Oliver chilled pillow
pruning tools, etc. McCIeary and
Gould. head of West Sound bay.
Phone. 8 short. line 5. Terms. cash.
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John-''What kind of tea do you like
best?" Priscilla-"Go-tees, some, but
Rocky Mountain Tea best" John-''Why
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea best?''
Priscilla-''It speaks for itself, John.''
Makes lovely complexions.) Friday
HarbOr Drug Co.
The Huttig news., 1909-02-06
FURNITURE.

Although our stock of Furniture was greatly re- duced at our recent sale, it is yet too large and we have decided to continue giving IS per cent. dis count for the present. This is your opportunity to purchase anything you need in the way of Bed- steads, Mattresses, Springs Tables, Chairs, Dressers, Carpets, Mating, Etc., if you need them
The Huttig news., 1909-02-06
SHOES.

We carry the largest assortment of Footwear in Union County and can fit and please any customer. Our stock includes every style and shape from Baby Shoes to Woods and Hunting Boots, manufactured by the well-known firms of Endicott- Johnson, Endicott, N. Y.; Roberts, Johnson 6 Rand, St. Louis; and Manss Shoe Co.,, Cincinnati, Ohio
The Huttig news., 1909-02-06
Clothing.

We carry a large line of Ready Made Clothing made by the best known houses in the country and also have new Sample Books from the Sam Leopold Tailoring Co.,, ssThe Best in the Land" of Chicago, and the the Marks Tailoring, also of Chicago. If we cannot please you in ready to-wear goods, call and inspect these new sample books and have your Spring and Summer Suits made to order.
The Huttig news., 1909-02-06
HATS.

Our Hat department is overstocked and we are offering some exception al bargains in 1t to reduce it for our spring and sum- mer line. We carry the f am mous Thoroughbred and John B. StetSon Hats in all the newest cOlorS and shapes. Inspect our stock and be convinced we are telling the truth
The Huttig news., 1909-02-06
JEWELLERY.

In this department you will find a large line of the famous Elgin and Waltham Watches, Watch Chains, Charms and Fobs. Lodge Rings and Lapel Buttons, Jeweley Novel, ties, Etc. If you need anything in this line no need to go elsewhere to get 1t as our prices are no higher than others and our goods are just as good
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
CHAPTER 10-S. F, NO n

AN ACT to legalize certain proceedings
heretofore taken for the drainage Of
~ lands n in in ofe5 festain h,3 cas- eases: ,o
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. Where the county commits
OF any coq1y IN this state
this state. in pursuance Of chapter @ - 2so 81
of the General Laws Of 1905, or in Dur.
suance Of said chapter as amended by the
the aTs %s io oe ehapee ax Of s e
or partly under. one Of said acts and part
ly under another thereof, have located
and established. or attempted to locate
water-course wholly within any ny county % fsnef Of
this state, or partly within one or more
counties thereof. and 1t has been deter,
or, order made by said judge that such h
ditch, drain or water-course will be Of
public utility. and pronotive OF. or be con-
duci. duciye to. the public health: and that the
rived from the construction thereof are
greater than the total cost, including
damages awarded, and such ditch drain
structed. or the county has entered into
q contract or contracts for the construc-
tion thereof. and the county auditor (nas.
or county auditors), as the case may Sc.
in the office Of the register Of deeds the
tabular statement provided for in said
asts or Sc esE ct
establishment and construction Of the
same within such county against the
land, corporations and roads benefited
thereby, and no appeals have been taken
therefrom or from any Of such proceed
ings, or If such appeals have been taken,
that the same have been determined be-
fore the passage Of this act, then the
said proceedings and all assessments or
liens so levied or attempted to be assessed
or levied. for the actual cost Of such
work, including damages awarded are
hereby legalized and declared to be valid
and IN full force and effect until paid in
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and all other private persons performing
execution Of legal process, where no ex~
press provision ID made for compensat tion,
shall be entitled to three dollars per day
and dve cents q mile for going and re-
turning. / s.3-,-.. l.2 :, E : 9s5a 81
as Approved Feb 10, 1900. ! + * ,I:.s I:ss- 4
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
j, CHAPTER 17-s :F. NO. 70 cs.: s,

81, CHAPTER It's. #. NO. 20. j.. :
AN ACT to amend section 2706. Revised
! Laws 1905. relating to fee: Of appraisers.
E commissioners, etc. 49, isc s> s 81 .
Be it enacted by the sLegfslatuFe OF the
State Of MfnneSotA: 4. - 6 = Il
Sec. i. That section 27O6. Revised Laws
to wit: 45s x 81 s$Sszzssss - ss;t. =5s
t2706. Per Diem Mileage. Appraisers Of
estates Of decedents and Of property
taken on writ Of attachment or replevin.
persons appointed under the legal process
or order for making partition of real
estate. sheriff. aids In criminal cases.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
CHAPTER SIS F. NO 40

CHAPTER 5-S. F, NO, 179
Laws Of 1907, entitled IAN ACT Act % provid. J..
Ing for the annexation Of territory ad-
jacent to cities now or hereafter having
and Of 1of not esa more than
sand inhabitants"
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature Of the
chapter 1863 Of the General Laws Of 1907
be and the same is hereby amended so
Sec. s. seia f. aS The eisy counc,, o, anv
city to which any such territory shall be
nnetW }o as daT here14 shall within
the time Of holding the next T mpnicipai S al
election after o such annexation provide BY
boundaries q, the several wards existing
IN such city IN such manner that the
population Of each such ward shall be
made as nearly equal as practicable after
TIE as.catn2 ADDITION OF any such territory, and
posed Of contiguous territory and within
thirty (3O) days after such annexation
such city council shall order a special
election in the territory annexed, if the
same shall contain more than five hun
dred (5OU inhabitants, for the election OF
an alderman from such annexed terri
the school board or board of education as
the case may be. from such annexed ter
ritory. who shall be elected at such spe-
tive offices until after the next municipal
election for alderman and such school of-
ficer, respectively, and until the time
fixed by law when the respective officers
elected at such municipal election shall
enter upon the discharge Of the duties Of
their Offices. and such alderman and
school officer shall have the same powers
and duties and shall qualify in the same
manner as corresponding officers OF said
city"
Sec. 2 That section II of said chapter
1853 Of the General Laws of 1907 is here
by amended so as to read as follows:
Sec 12. Such annexed territory shall
In all respects be governed by laws gov
erning the city, at the time Of such an
any such territory shall divide any school
districts outside OF the limits of the city
the. county board shall have authority to
make proper readjustment of the bound
aries thereof as provided by law. PRO
vided that no license for the sale of in
kox1cat1ng liquors in such territory SO an
nexed to any such city shall ever be grant
ed, unless the question Of issuing the same
shall be first submitted to the electors re-
siding therein and shall be authorized by
a majority vote Of the electors voting at
such election on such question" The city
council Nof any such city shall have au-
thority in their discretion. upon petition
signed by majority Of the legal voters
Of such annexed territory, to submit the
question of whether license shall be
granted for the sale of Intoxicating liquors
In such territory, In the manner provided
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
CHAPTER 9eH. F. NO. 40.

CHAPTER oh. F. NO. 40.
AN AIT ia providing fan, tor the Incorporation
Of certain villages already Incorporated
or attempted to be Incorporated in this
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
state Of Minnesota:
been Incorporated or attempted to be in
boundary lines Of which shall include not
less than twenty-six square miles Of land
and not less than twenty-five square miles
lands and farm dwelling premises, A pas s.
ture and timber lands, and a part Of such
territory. not exceeding three hundred
acres; acres shall n have @ been plated into VII
distinct portion Of said plated lands shall
be Inhabited as village, baying a rail-
oee ffaen heren aRS WSch paa Tna as States
habited and the postof1ce therein shall
have name common to them both, by
which they are known and called, but not
attempted to be Incorporated as afore-
said, any such separate and distinct plat
ted portion Of said territory, together with
as properly to be subject to village gov
ernment, not exceeding three hundred and
twenty acres. may be Incorporated as 3
village: separate and distinct from any
ated, aforesaid.
Sec. ?. The territory 50 to be incor-
porated shall contain not less than two
hundred and fifty or more than two thou
sand Inhabitants. and sections 7O1 to 745,
inclusive. of the Revised Laws of Minne-
sofa, 1905, shall apply to and in all things
govern, authorize and control the pro-
ceedings to so Incorporate, form, create
and separate said village and for the gov
ernment and control thereof when so in
corporated.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb 6, 1909.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

CHAPTER lis. F.. NO. 81.
AN ACT relative to the judges Of, and
sTe eoaTt 81 and ol 9oaSs s nth
judicial district Of the State of Min
nesota-
Be it enacted by tho Legislature Of the
the fifteenth judicial district Of said
state three Judges Of the district court
%bon 9 sad 1bs sst. amy amy or INC more
ers Of said court. as now prescribed by
law relative to the present judges OF
said court. except as otherwise provided
RX the as oil ow =. in to
qualifications, election, canvass Of votes.
oath and term Of office. and commence
dtn Ment OF dtiaa such term ur
the present judges Of said district court
shall apply to all the Judges Of said court.
and their successors shall be elected, and
vacancies in their offices shall be tllled
ent judges Of said district court. Pro-
vided, however, that the present Judges
Of the said district court shall be Judges
Of the said court for the unexpired terms
for which they were elected.
Sec. 2: That Immediately upon the
passage Of this act. the governor @of said
state shall appoint a competent person
trict court, who shall Immediately there
OF said office, and shall hold the said
office until successor shall have been
elected ana qualified. which said success:
sor shall be elected at the next general
election after the passage Of this act
Sec. 3. The said judges, or a majority
OF them. may act in joint session for
the trial or determination of any matter
before the court, including the trial OF
Jury cases. and. when 50 acting, the
Judge senior in Office or If neither he
senior in Office, the Judge senior In age
shall preside, and the decision Of the
majority shall be the decision Of the
court. If, however. only two Of the said
judges are 50 acting, and there is a d.
vision Of opinion, the opinion Of the pre-
siding Judge shall prevail. Process may
be tested in the name OF either one OF
the said judges.
Sec. 4. The said Judges, or a majority
Of them. may divide the business Of the
said court between the said judges, and
may otherwise regulate said business by
rules, or otherwise; and each of the
said judges may separately try court OF
jury cases during the same term. or al
the same time.
Sec. s. All laws and parts Of laws 'n-
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 10. 1909.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
GENERAL LAWS OF MINNESOTA

tho time and manner set forth in said acts
respectively. @,=,:r;z +. Z .@.:s,*
Sec. 2. This act shall not apply to or
affect the right. Of appeal from such pro-
ceedings as now provided by law, or any
actions or appeals now pending In which
the validity OF said proceedings IL called
in question. - @3,s n ~ = :
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. 8, 1900.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
CHAPTER 12-H r NO 151

CHAPTER 12H. F. NO. Isl.
AN ACT to amend subdivision II, OF
section 4317, Of the Revised Laws OF
Minnesota for the year 1905, relating
to property exempt.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That subdivision eleven I'll;
Of section 4317, Of the Revised Laws OF
Minnesota for the year 1905 be and the
same Is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows:
sonal use Of the debtor for one season
not to exceed in any case the following
amounts: one hundred bushels Of wheat
one hundred bushels of barley. one hun
dred bushels Of potatoes. one hundred
bushels Of oats, one hundred bushels OF
max, ten bushels Of corn: and binding
material sufnc1ent for use In harvesting
the crop raised from such seed"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved Feb. IL. 1909.
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house, county jail and other county
buildings. or either or any Of them. II
Of an assessed valuation Of not less
than $2000O0.O00. and having bonded
Indebtedness IND @ Of not more than ST.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State OF Minnesota:
Section 1. That the board Of county
commissioners OF any county in this state
Valuation Of not less than 100000, co.
ana ntns thass oa is Re1eby a@thoe 1 ne'
sa& sna n to co%pee
erect and furnish a court house, jaif and
other county buildings previously duly
sSs sums Of not
moneys Available for that purpose to 50
complete, erect and furnish such build
and for such purpose to issue interest
bearing certificates Of Indebtedness Of said
county. pursuant to the provisions OF
Sec. 2. Said certificates Of Indebted.
ness shall be Of such denomination and
in such sums az the board Of county com.
ally. The principal Of said certificates
Of indebtedness shall become me. due and aad
posrd Of C. county comm,ssioners shall de
termine, except that they shall not be
issued for a period exceeding ten years:
6ea1d ths} Ct ss5
Gates shall fa.. due in each successive
year after the date Of their Issue.
Sec; 8: The certificates Of Of indebted.
by the chairman of the board Of county
commissioners and attested by the county
auditor. and sealed with his official seal
6e n made payable at such Place
resolution determine. There shall be at
tached to each certificate coupons evl:
the to fs dne o ts
by the fac simile Of the signature Of the
chairman Of the board Of county com
Sec. 4. The board Of county com
Of the issuance Of said certificates Of
tnd3ebtsdnsss 3e levy tax ac,;nt9 upon the .,t tax
to all other taxes levied sufficient to pay
the interest annually accruing upon the
certificates Of Indebtedness issued in .pu1
maturity Of the principal Of any Of said
certificates shall in like manner levy q
tax upon the taxable property Of said
county, sufficient to pay such principal
Sec. 5: Before any such county shal!
be authorized to issue any certificates OF
as .hs herein va nat te
vertisement,, published for ct least one
weeks in one daily newspaper pub blfshed
ceivsd so at Sis ONCE FOR Ga e sale Of .ue
certificates at the time named IN such ad-
vertisement. The county auditor shall
sell such ee5tiacate 9 70 the highest taI btdd.,.
the par value thereof, after deducting ali
commissions, II any, that may be neces-
sastly paid ,,g upon the g .a1e the thereof; s..
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

CHAPTER I'll. F.. NO. 81.
AN ACT to appropriate money for the re-
pair of partitions and walls in the
Winona State Normal School,
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. There is hereby appropri-
ated from any moneys in the treasury not
thousand dollars, to be used for and in
the repair of certain walls and partitions
situated In the west portion Of the Wi
mona State Normal Scuool building, re-
Gently. discovered to be In a dangerous
condition, and which walls and partitions
have been condemned by the state archi-
hereby made available upon the passage
and approval Of this act.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect anH
be In force from and after it's passage.
Approved Jan. 2S, 1909
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CHAPTER R-2 r. No o.
CHAPTER as.>F. NO. 20.

CHAPTER SIS. F. NO. 81.
AN ACT to appropriate money to cover
the expense Of fuel. janttor, teaching
service and furnishings for the new
model school at Moorhead.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota: =
Section 1. That the sum Of five thou
sand five hundred ($5,5O00O) dollars. or
so much thereof as may be necessary, b.
and the same is hereby appropriated out
OF any moneys In the state treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, for the purpose
OF providing. for the expense Of furnish
ing and equipping the new model school
at Moorhead. Minnesota, and for the ex-
pense of fuel. tanitor and teaching serv-
Ice for the balance of the year ending
July 31st, 1909. And said appropriation
Is to be available at once
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved Feb. /, 1909,