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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-13
Miscellaneous Transfers

Emma A Sadoris ct al to Theo
Stone, asst mtg ........... $50
A II Andrews Co to f Faunt lie
Roy, contract opera chairs go.
e l. France, trustee to f II
Cross rel chat mtg single
mill plant ............. ....
National Lumber & Box Co VS.
Ali Dzgoef, lien ........ 49,.
I w Rathburn ct ux to A l.
Paine, mtg 1t 2S, b so, On
tario add Hoquiam ....... 1900
J c Parker to Montesano State
Bank, chat mtg ......... 800
Mary f Thorpe to Nellie Muir
ray, mtg 1t 10, b 4, S Benn's
First add Aberdeen ... 1000
A l. Fife to Aberdeen Brew
ing Co, chat mtg. ........ ....
Geo w Mcintosh to A l. Paine,
mtg Its 2-3, 40, Ontario
add Hoquiam ............. 500
Geo Boyden ct uX to Melvina
c Birchall, mtg It's rs, b s,
w & b add Elma ........ 200
J. B. Dabney to Public, affidav-
1t Z.
j Newbury to H c Evans ct
Tx, sat mtg lots rs, b IS,
Karr's River add Hoquiam 600
Mrs e NJ Sudderth to w A Bris-
co, asst mtg ............. 425
Same to same, asst mtg 1t 10,
As, Ontario add Hoquiam. POI
A w Kline to E May, chattel
mtg live stock ............ 800
J Norden ct uX to ID w Fleet
mtg land in sec 12-17-S. 600
+ Beam to Lucy ID Mack, asst
mtg b 13, Rice's add Aber-
deem, Its So, is, Central
add and lots 81, b 3, Lam
nings add Aberdeen ...... 500
J Larsen ct uX to G II Hauke-
lie, mtg nwA of eA sec %
lS-b 1Oi
Norris Safe & Lock Co to
Ashby's Cash Store, con aisle
SAFE o.
] Norden ct ux to w j Nor
kert, mtg land in nwH of
sw14 sec 1l-17-S ........2 030
f e SwietZer ct Tx 10 l Nudel-
man, mtg 1t s, b I, Brewers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-13
PLAN GOLF TOURNEY IN IOWA
Des Moines May Hold Professional
Evar+ With Rich Prizes

Des Moines May Hold Professional
Event With Rich Prizes.
A professional golf tournament. with
the first prize at least $1,000, is being
planned for Des Moines. Wis, by a
number of we'll known golfers. 1t is
planned to raise $1,000 or $4,000 for
tournament which will attract the best
golfers in every part of this country
and perhaps in Europe. Prominent
members Of the Golf and Country club.
wealthy social and golf association.
are backing the plan.
The two eightccn-hole golf courses
here, the Waveluud public links and
, the Golf and Country club course, are
adjoining each other. the holes not be-
ing over fifty feet apart in some cases,
50 that thirty-siX holes of golf can be
played here, every hole being Il differ
ent one. Both courses are or cham
pionshp length and are extremely diff
hcult
The transmissiasippi golf tournament
will be held on the links of the Coun
try club next summer, and the Wave
land course has been the scene of this
event in the past as well as of the
state tournament 1t is hoped to have
THIS professional tournament during
the latter part of the coming summer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-13
Notice of Stockholders Meeting,

Notice is hereby given, by the un--
dersigned, majority of the trns-
tees OF the Northern Steamship CONE
pany, corporation, that there win
be held and there is hereby called q,
special meeting of the stockholders
Of the said company at the Office Of
Bowes and Locke, over State Bank.
at Aberdeen, Washington, on the 18th
day Of May, 1909, at the hour of 3,
o'clock P. NJ, of said dav for the
purpose of considering and ,ncreas-
ing the capital stock of said COM
pany from its present capitalization
of $4,000, divided into $50 shares
each share being of par value ct
$4,000 to $4,000, divided into 1885,
shares each share to be Of par value
Of 100000, and to authorize the
proper officers of the company TO-
take such steps as are necessary to-
legally make such increase.
PAUL SHIFTS,
J. B. BRIDGES,
P. A. POWELL.
Date of First publication, March
Is, 1909.
Date of last publication, May Ia
1909.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-13

add Oakville 23S
c E Johnston Realty Co to Pub
lie, articles of incorporation 1000
j r Hanify e. Co 70 Jessie l.
Lamb, bill aisle schooner Falk
etc =. So
j l. Lamb ct al to G w Lamb
ing ct al, bill sale same. -. IS
N Katurick ct ux to P SHIFTS ct
Tx, asst mtg 1000
Cox & Gleason Co to w B. Low
RE, ct al, release of lien. 80.
J J Kaufman Co to F A Robert
son, con sale of furniture. ). 400
G Genzel to Fannie ] Kane, mtg
lots 2-3-4, sec 2-17-5. ..... 450
c H Schultz ct ux to A H New
ell, contract Its 1914, b 20,
Benn's Central add Aberdeen. SIS
] E Fitzgerald ct al to G d
Harris Lumber Co, rel chat
mtg 80. ............... 80.
C E Godfrey ct ux VS. Adelia
Lanning, lis pendens ...... 80.
F Stencil ct uX to Ryan Bros,
lease .......... go.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-13
NEW CASES.

National Lumber & Box Co. VS. S.
A. Girard ct ux; foreclosure of lien.
J. C. Cross VS. John l. Martin, Sud
den & Christensen, Charles e. Sud-
den, E. A. Christensen, Robert Sud-
den, John Sudden and w. J. Jones.
Lulu Gorham VS. John II. Tucker.
John McNulty VS. J. o. Gagnon,
Richard Gholson and w. Mays; debt.
Sarah Peterson VS. A. F. Coats Las
ginG Co., damages.
Alfred Bull VS. Joseph Gouthier,
debt
State of Washington VS. Fred Las
key; burglary.
State of Washington VS. Harry Ro-
seminal; burglary.
E. A. Mcfarland VS. John Johnson
ct al foreclosure of tax lien.
Kilbourne e Clark Co., VS. Gray
port Electric Co., A. l.. Davenport, c.
II. Shut. +. w. Loomis Oscar Forger-
son, Frank E. Burrows, II. A. Bottom
ley, j. d. Walker and Peter Creech;
accounting and receivership
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-13

Instruments filed for record in the
office of the Auditor of Chehalis
county for week ending Thursday,
May 6:
j. n Gwin ct Tx to Annie Bar
rick. NV Il of Sc 4 and W
40 it of neA of SEA oe Il sec
25-1s-5 ................$1 $1,000
O. Newton etuX to Cora Kunz
ct al, land in swA Of seA
of neH sec 25-16-5. ...... 500
Treasurer Chehalis Countyto r.
w. Fountain, 1t 3, b 2S, City
of Grays Harbor. ..........
J. w. Parks ct al to j. Yuka,
lots Z, b 2, Western add
Aberdeen .......... 5Vo
l.. M. Reasoner to J. Ferguson.
It's SO, Z, WeatherwaX add
North Aberdeen ........... 800
J. d. MCGOWAN ct al to Union
Mill Co., q C land in 1t 4, sec
14-17-9 ........ ......... IoV
Northwestern Land and
ment Co. to same, Its to %
3D." lots Z to IS, 81 to 3S.
1: It's to IA, 10 to 80, b
2: It's 1 to s, IA to is, b 3;
Its 1 to 90, b 4; It's 3 to 80,
b 5: It's to Is. 81 to "a, b
G.; Its 70 10. IA, b Z; Its [
to cob s: It's to -, 9;
Its II to 10, b 10: Its to II,
b II: It's 81 to "a. % to 80
b 49,; lots 10 to 26, b II,
Depot add Aberdeen. 22oo
: B. Dabrey ct TX to same, Its
{ to 30. b A. Depot add Aber-
deem: Its to 81, tract !,
Aberdeen Tide and Shore
lands ............. .-ooo
State of Washington to same,
1t %. tract /. same. ...... 81
T.. W. Paddock eft Tx to NJ. X.
Sherwood. &c Its rs. II,
and 1t 81, b 10, Depot add
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-13
AT THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
D0INGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
e1InuteS of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List OF Real tS.
tate Transfers and miscellaneous
Instruments Filed with County,
Auditor.
IN THE SUPERIOR. COURT

The following Is the record of bus
iness transacted in the superior court
last week:
G. H. & P. H. Ry. Co VS. Cosmopo-
lis & Centralia R. r. Co. Verdict
for defendant for 1875.
Clara Belle French VS. Chehalis
county. Judgment for plaintiff for
$45.67.
H. B. Waldron VS. N. P. Ry Co.
Verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Mrs. Kelley VS. William L. Kelley.
Divorce granted.
Hattie Lereau VS. Edward Lereau.
Divorce granted.
Davidson Bros. VS. c. P. Adams.
Judgment for plaintiffs for $172.5O
and costs.
G. H. & P. s. Ry Co., VS. Richard
Gowling. Judgment for defendant
for $1,45o.
Lulu Gorham VS. John H. Tucker.
Plaintiff required to give security for
costs.
City of Aberdeen VS. r. S. Jackson.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Fred A. Hart, trustee, VS. A. j.
West, ct al. Judgment for plaintiff.
City of Aberdeen VS. R. T. Dabney.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs, taxed
at $3.50.
Sara Peterson VS. A. F. Coats Log
ging Co. Judgment for plaintiff.
In real estate of Charles McKin-
ney deceased. Hearing of final &C
count fixed for June 5.
In re estate of Neils J. Nelson,
deceased. Petition of administrator
for permission to mortgage certain
property set for hearing June 5.
In re insanity Of Victoria Meklus-
ky. Committed to insane asylum.
In re receivership of Lorraine Cop
per Mining Co. May %, fixed to hear
final report Of receiver.
In re estate of Charles C. Murphy,
deceased. Final account approved.
Chehalis County Bank VS. o. J. En-
gen. Judgment for plaintiff for
$312.5O and costs, and foreclosing
mortgage.
G.. H. Commercial Co. VS. Ellis
Chikos. Judgment for plaintiff.
Wadhams & Co. VS. ]. w. Ray ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff for $176.-
AZ and costs.
r. C. Turner VS. John S. Creech.
Taken under advisement.
Kilbourne & Clark Co., VS. GraypOrt
Electric Co., ct al. Fred c. Furth
appointed receiver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
Ogden Churches.
The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 1l.--"Thc Direct
Prophecies of the Christ Uttered i'll I'M
pcriaI Rome and Their Wonderful His.
tory aud Effect will bo the theme of
the sermon Sunday evening in the First
Presbyterian church. This will be the
second of series of sermons begun
last Sunday ON ''rhc Pagan Hcralds of
The Christian King Some of tho
prophecies uttered long before the COM
ing of Christ will be given and their
great effect traced Tho music will
bo AN attractive feature. Mrs. Lynch,
the Misses Bddlo, and Hamil and y.
II. Sander will sing.
''God, the Preserver of Man" will
be the subject Of the services Sunday
morning at II O'Clock at the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. Services
are held at the Masonic temple on
Washington avenue. Sunday school at
9:45 Il. m. Wednesday evening tcsti-
mCnial meetings are held at y. m.
The public is cordially invited to attend
all services
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EFFECTS SETTLEMENT AT
SAVING OF $500
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Dec. 11.-By the payment
of $500 the Union Pacific Railroad
company has effected n settlement OF
the $4,000 verdict obtained against
the company several months ago by
NJ. n. Wolff, the county treasurer at
Evanston, Wyo.
In tho fall OF 1906 Wolff was wait
ing for train at the Union depot
here. which he intended boarding for
his home in Evanston. While walking
in the yards, he was nun INTO by a
Union Pacific train and both of his legs
were so badly injured that amputation
WAS necessary.
Wolff began suit in the district court
hero for damages The first trial re-
suited in II verdict of $4,000 for him
The railroad company obtained 4 sec.
ond trial, at which the Jury reduced
the verdict to $4,000. Notice of in.
tcution 10 appeal 10 the supreme court
was filed by the railroad company, but
1t was finally decided to compromise
the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
BETTER LIGHT SYSTEM
DESIRED BY MURRAY
Owner of Lighting Plant and
Council Hold Conference Re-
garding the Matter.
Special to The Tribune.

'V''A'il 10 y TIC llIpblt
MURRAY, Dec, III. p. Cahoon
met with the city council at its last
session in the interest of the water and
lighting system. For several months
tho city has been inspecting, looking
over and thoroughly investigating the
water system. with the object in view
OF taking the system over aud BRING
ING 1T to a standard that viii meet
every requirement of the city. Mr..
Cahoon now wants the city To take
final steps TO consummatc the deai, or
give him an extension OF the franchise,
which Will enable him TO make, ncces-
sarv improvements and bring the sys.
tenn TO the standard.
The council is again discussing the
condition and grading of Main street,
and has again gOnc over the iran
.cliSc of the Utah Independent Telc-
phone company, whose poles are now
preventing the railway company from
putting It's track in line. The tclc-
phone company claims the right of way.
George Green died Friday and the
funeral will be held tomorrow from
The family residence. Inrcrmcut will
be in the South Cottonwood cemetery.
j. I. Jensen Il Sons company OF
Sandy. who have been operating a coal
and feed yard, have recently purchased
the Sandy Coop from the creditors OF
the late Robert Yorgason.
The members of the Bcnnion ward
VIII give n farewell party Wednesday
in honor OF Samuel T.. Bringhurst, Leon
ard Mackay and Edgar Lindsay, who
leave shortly for Germany and Great
Britain to labor in the mission field.
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged to take place at s o'clock and
10 be concluded with a dance.
Work on the new Taylorsville ward
house. which viii cost $4,000, is be-
ing pushed steadily forward. 1t is the
intention of the contractors TO have the
place ready for occupancy by the lat
ter part of January. One Of the fca-
lures of the new church viii be the
amusement hall aud gymnasium, which
viii be installed in the basement.
Bowling alleys will also he installed.
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advise you all TO read the want ads every
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
GAYNOR WILL MAKE
WAR UPON THE
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC

:. BY Leased Wire to The Tribune. .
= NEW YORK, Dec. 1l.-One Of
!. the first things Mayor-elect Gay
= nor will undertake when he as.
= sumes office on january l will be
't- to lnaugurate war of eXtermina~
= tion on the white slave traffic, He
= was horrifed by the report to con-
e gress of the immigration commits
- sion, and today wrote to Congress-
= man William S. Bennett, q mem
=. Der of the commission which. has
= been investigating the traffic, to
r give him access to all the evidence
r collected on the subject, so that
= as soon as he becomes mayor he
= may begin war TO wipe out the
= evil
= Judge Gaynor is worried over
= the evident determination of the
: Tammany board of estimates TO
= spend all the money possible before
= 1t gets out of office, He fears his
= administration Will be bampered
= for lack of funds. Since election
= day, when it became known that
= Tammany was relegated to obscur.
= lty TO: four years TO come, almost
!. every scheme that was thrown into
!. the discard during the panic of two
:. years ago has becn revived.
: Schemes aggrcgating nearly $780,
:. 100000 have been exhumed Appro.
= priations of nearly $50 100000
!. have actually been made since No.
= vemher /.
!. Considerable interest has been
: aroused by Judge Gavuor's en-.
: phatic utterauoe that he had no
= lntentlou OF being the Democratic
: candidate for governor. IT is said
+ by. friends Of the mayor-elect that
= this does not really apply TO the
= presidential nomination. AS II
: matter OF fact, plans already arc
: beng quietly made for tho launch.
: ing OF Gaynor presidential boom
: when the time is ripe.
!.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
Objects to Transfer.
peclal TO The Tribune.

SprcIaT 10 TIC TrIDunc,
OGDEN, Dec. 1l.-An affidavit re-
sisting the efforts Of the attorneys for
th~ Union Pacific Railroad company 10
transfer the trial of IN action brought
by him against the company for dam
ages resulting from improper handling
OF cattle, was filed in the district court
this afternoon by Ivan Fisher. Fisher
claims that the company, through its
negligence in handling cattle shipped
from Boulder Colo. 10 Granger, Wyo.,
caused a number to be injured and some
to die. The attorneys for the com.
pany arc seeking TO have the case
transferred TO the Third district court
for trial. Fisher objects 10 this be
cause the Union Pacific company does
not enter that city and has none of its
main Offices there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

and along its eastern slope a distance
Of twenty-five miles, and is included in
the Fillmore forest reserve Because
of the comparatively small acreage
under cultivation, and the great area
Of mountain land. the chief present
pursuit of Piute s 1000 people is
Mineral Resources.
During January of 1865 Jacob Hess
located the "Bully Boy and
Webster lode claims, situated in
Bullion canyon, and some seven miles
west of Marysvale. That was the be-
ginning OF mining in Piute county.
Jacob Hess, as it is now remembered,
was u member of the Mormon battalion
and engaged in placer mining in Cali
fornia Immediately following the dis
covery of gold in Marshal S mill race
There are always certain physical Gin
dications' present in mining locality
that appeal to the practical eye. "Oncc
n prospector, always prospector,' - and
Jacob Hess wandered TO Marysvale.
Some three miles west of the
g Vale the great Tushor range rises
abruptly from the once wavc-swcpt
bench at Its eastern base. The face
of the mountain south. n distance of
ten miles. bears the vertical scars of
longitudinal and lateral faulting.
The base of the range is duartZite
and limestone. cut here and there by
poryhyry dykes. That condition ex-
tends some five or six miles westerly,
where the quart2ite and limestone dis
appear beneath the eruptives of the
upper portion of the range. Within the
quartZite-Emestone porphyry belt is
found the probable permanent ore zone
of the Tushor rangc-probable, because
Of the thusfar established fact that
in the quartzitc- Limestone and porphyry
belt the values hold their own as
the crust OF the earth is penetrated The
workings of the principal mine in this
locality. distant five or six miles south
easterly from Marysvale, have entered
the mountain about 400 feet from day.
light, and the ore not only improves
but holds its average of fully twenty
feet in thickness along the entire dis
tance. In every respect it is mag.
nilicent property, and alone is sufficient
TO prove the value and peTmanency OF
district that, during thirty years, has
been the victim Of intensified crimi
nality and Ignorance in mining, But
the shadow of crime and ignorance il
being dispelled, and it will not be long
before the present lethargy will yield
10 the exceptional merits Of the great
district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
INSANE RAILROAD MAN
WILL BE SENT HOME
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. ll.-Thc relatives Of
William II. Day, the young railroad
man who became suddenly insane a few
days ago, Will make I'm effort to raise
the amount necessary to send the un'
fortunate man back to his home IN
Knoxville, Tenn.
\ telegram was received by Sheriff
Barlow Wilson today from w, A. Day,
4 brother of the dcmcntod stranger,
inquiring what the cost will be TO send
him hack to Tennessee, and requesting
tho sheriff TO SEQ that his wants are
attended 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
GIRL OF THIRTEEN IS
ASSAULTED AND SLAIN

DETROIT. Dec 1.-THE murder OF
Helen Brown. is years old, Of 27l Third
avenue, was revealed today by the lind
ing OF the child's half frozen body in
Whitman 5 track yards. The child 8
face and head were cut and battered
and there was evidence that she had
been mistreatcd.
The girl IS mother sent her last even
ing To visit an aunt. Mrs. Brown ap-
pealed TO the police carly today, when
she learned that her daughter had
started home from the aunt g home.
When found, the girl evidently had
been dead several hours. Finger marks
on her throat indicated that she had
been chokcd.
Crowds gathered during the day al
the scene of the murder, and there were
muttcrings and threats of iynching il
the murderer should be caught, but no
serious disorder was reported
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
Objects of Guardian.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Doe. l1.-Norman Chris
tianscn this afternoon fled protest in
the probate division Of the district
court against the appointment of his
divorced wife, Lula Stephens, as guar
dian for his minor child. With the
granting OF the divorce, December 10,
1905, Christianson says. portion of
real estate was conveyed by him to has
the death of the mother, the child will
not become the owner i'm fec simple of
the property, and for this reason Chris
tianscn objects 10 Il guardian for the
child when the latter has no property
rights. He asks the court 10 revoke the
letters of guardianship issued short
time ago to the mother.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
Trains Delayed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec 11.-Westbound trains on
the Union Pacific railroad were running
from two TO three hours late today on
account OF wreck. due to the broken
nange Of a coal car, two miles east OF
Peterson. Four ears were distributed
for several hundred yards along the
broken wheel. The wrecking crew from
Ogden cleared the track. No ono was
injured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
New Eating Place.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dee. 11.-For the purpose
Of engaging in n general restaurant and
cafeteria business in Ogden, the Charles
Cafeteria company has been organized
with capital stock of $4,000, in
shares of 81 each. The officers arc
Cyrus Charles, president; B. f.. Living
stou, vice president and secretary, and
Mary Charles, treasurer. The presi-
dent and vice president, with " Gid.
con, compose the board of directors.