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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21

Fuil board present pursuant 70 adj
fournment
Pursuant 70 the Statutes o. the
tate ~ Idaho. the board proceeded 10
select one hundred and atty persons
rom the poll books 81 the county. 60
serve as Jurors IN the District Court
sor the yeas 1910. to-wit:
RUPERT PRECINCT
John Toiiefson Luther Minard. A. s.
Abbott. X ~ Parker. J. r Vincent.
James fristo~. II c. Gillespie. W H.
Harris A r. peymor. +. A. Nelson.
c. Trent J.. c Haynes. p d. Lam
ert. " a. Acnn. J W Voorhees,. ~
: fioiienbcek. r J. Wisemen. n r.
Black. Albert pober. r. r. Nesbiit.
G. r. Hardesty. Robert West Mar
sson Foster. C. L. foyer. Chariex NJ
Miles r. a Thomson. r J. VII
helm. }. J. Smoot. G. f. Aklns. ho-
sner Martin. r. r. Spldell.
HEPBURN PRECINCT
" y. Disney. John w See. r. A.
Peterson. G. c. Nelson. W. w. Brim.
David W. Beckneli. is. Hayatt. Chas.
=. Chadwick. J. A. Piowmas, Roy
Wood Victor Allen. Geo z. HALO
welt. Sr.. c. r. vogsn. Robert zahai-
ks, W. ". Eliedge, Frank n. Adams,
Geo. Holienbeck James A. Handy.
Edwin Yerberg. 6iIber Brintoa. n
E. Victor Geo B. Fieisher. L. j
stillwell. David McFariane. Chas C.
Keck Frank Ethrldge. Robert Ken
uer. Fred L. Parker.
MTNIDOKA PRECINCT
Ben HcWilIlams. " s. Totten
AcEQUJA PRECINCT
W. l. Moore. James Pringle p. r.
Tracey, Ed. Masterson, Geo. -. Cen
ness Fred Larson. H. L. Dean, 7.
G. Pigg
HILJ.sDALE PRECINCT
John L. Mont John VI Grimm. Clyde
Boden.
HAGERMAN PRECINCT
J. p. McMeekin. Ch2s. \ Dilatush,
z. Ii Bell. William Justice, Joseph
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21

The fruuFf ~ g. 4. Boyer ~ over
seer Road District 30. Il hereby alp
proved
bridge sand
X boyer. Road work s $3.50
Paul Il katfxke.eash advanced
Twin Falls North Side Land q
water Co. Ltd. expense on
roads fttr.., iVV'VV
sampa Lumber Go. Lid lumber
roads .s.st .sss t+.. ssb'eS
The verified application of County
Treasurer Wernicke Was Investigated
and Auditor instructed 20 draw dupli-
cate warrants 20 cover same amounts
The ofleial bonds Of the following
road osefaeofa were approved
J. y Breeze. Dist No. Ia.
W j. TIss. Dist No. zz
y. r. Carrier. plst, No. IL
c. 3. Allen. Dist. No. ..
wm. Barnett. Dist No. 3.
y. r. Gooding Dist. No. 2
The petition 10 create a new road
district known an No. ~ Is hereby
approved with the following bound
aries. fo-sit.
beginning al the M corner Of Soc
fiNt p ~ D" - NAfs+tfh ft"a'N-.
eight fSl miieH 10 the NV corner OF
section Two (2) + SIR "a Il thence
s eight fs) miles 10 the SW corner /
81 Section Eleven (iD r = SIR IA r
thence y eight fs) miles 10 the Sc |
corner Section Twelve ft2) II SIR
is 4 thence North Eight 90 miles
% the place OF beginning
Road Dist. No. 4 viii nov embrace
BE following territory.
beginning at the Ne corner Sec
ton Three 90 T SIR IL e. thence
West four 90 miles. thence South
Two g2l miles thence west 10 Snake
fiyer thence up Snake river following
he meanGerlnE lines Of Snake River
20 the intersection OF Section line be-
tween Sections Five CD and Eight
iel r SIR "a 4. thence east 10 the
SE corner OF Section Three (S) T
Il A r.. thence North Seven Cd miles
O. the place Of beginning
Road Diss No will embrace the
territory,
Beginning az the NE corner Section
Thirteen f1Sl Ts SR IS r. thence
West ElEnt fsl miles. thence North !,
Ons % mile thence West 10 Snake :
River. thence up Snake RIVER follow
ns the meauderluE linea OF Snake J
River 20 point whore Ranges II and Z
& interesef Snake River. thence
Nevth 20 place Of beginning
The beard adjourned until 10 A. I.
y tomorrow.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21

VIM. Harper. nursing M 1925
A. N. Conklin, Supplies sick 7.0'
Holcomb Bros. mdse pauper SAL
Frank Scherrer, mdse pauper 24.0t
Frank Scherrer, supplies. -. 24.0
lChas II. Stotts, taking testi-
mony ........... 1000
Shoshone L & w. Co. lights
and water 49,. 1890
Stockgrowers Mer. Co., mdse $685.
10. j. Brennan, supplies. - 1855
Twin Falls North Side Invest
ment Co., Telephone. -. 2.95
II. II. Phillips, j. c. Cert. 225
Continued on the road and bridge
fund:
G. f. Borden, materials road 8.65
The following reports we're ex-
amined and approved
Joint Quarterly report OF Treasur-
er and Auditor.
j. l.. Fuller as Probate Judge.
J. w. Wheeler as sheriff.
Harry w. Anderson as clerk of the
District court.
The resignation OF A. II. Smith
rs Constable OF Rupert Precinct is
hereby accepted
The county depository bond of the /
~ 4NatiOhdi fS8hh VI ohOobOAV 10
ereby accepted and, approved.
In the matter of che petitions ask
lg for the revocation OF the liquor
cence OF Al. o. Cottle. further
earring was proceeded with and af-
,r hearing further testimony in the
remises and the arguments OF coun-
i, and the board being fully ad-
sed thereon, II is hereby ordered
at said liquor license be and here
: revoked. for the reason that the
i'd AL. o. Cottle has violated the
DIVISIONS OF his liquor bond and
IS failed to conduct his place OF
Islness in quiet, peaceable and
Derby manner, as provided by Sec
IN 1912, Revised Statutes OF the
ate of Idaho and the sheriff is
reby ordered to enforce this order.
The County Attorney is authoriz-
to employ a county stenographer
a salary not exceeding $4,000 per
NTH.
Board adjourned until 9 A. M.
morrow.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21

Board OF Health OF lincoln County
Idaho. met in regular session with
Messrs Paul r. Kartzke c. T. Harte,
c. +. Gridley and c. f. Zeller present
Said board reports very few cases
OF contagious diseases existing In the
county.
After discussing general health
conditions OF county, board adjourn
ed.
(Signedl Charles r. Zeller
Secy. Board OF Health
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21


k, v. r. Killeu, Salary County
4. Physician ....... 6a.E
}. John Koets. salary . 125.
X. J. Mcmahon, supplies q.
b, Alex Morrison, Labor . g..
T. O. A. Truman, Probation Of
flcer .......-. ....-. 55.t
Z 0. A. Truman, Probation Of
fcer .... M 1873
q scherrer Lodge, rent election
Observation-Disclosures. 200
W. D. yredenburgh, }. P. Fees
....... .... 144.O
C. w. W. Wernicke, salary 1000
West Disinfecting Co.. Mdse
Jail Observation-Disclosures. 4O.7
Thomas NJ. starrh. Mdse. 56.5
"A. H. Smith, Constable fees SIS
:. c. Newton. J. p. Fees III. 60
&c. G. Newton. dlsallowed 1.6
10. G. Newton, J p. fees . rs
W. c. Sutherland. constable 1922
Edwin Sullivan. labor c. II. 235I
T.. w. Walker. drayage . ST.
Piper & Bloom. team hire. 1906
Pnrdum & Pureum, drayage
etc Observation-Disclosures. 1925
Purdum & PurduD, livery 1850
Childrens II f society, care de-
pendent children ...... 5000
NJ NJ Mackey, expenses a.. 1885
NJ NJ Mackey, supplies 80 900
NJ. NJ Mackey. supplies . $50
M. NJ. Mackey, supplies. . 90
NJ. NJ. Mackey. team hire. $3.50
NJ NJ. Mackey, salary .... 1880
Martha Garlock, clerical SER
fltfH . lfU.UD
Barger, salary, 225.00
I. NJ. zug, salary ........ 10000
7. VI. Zug. expenses, 1855
Clarence Wheeler. jailor $40. 90 !
Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone, rentals ...s... $3.50 I
Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone, tolls ...... f03.85 ]
The following road overseer bonds
we're approved
ames A. Green. Dist. No. 6.
tex LELAND. Dist. No. 5.
The petition 70 appoint Rex Lee
and az overseer OF Road District
10, 8 rs hereby granted.
In the matter OF the petition OF
j narger and other residents of
he Village OF Shoshone, and the
etitlon OF the board OF Village
rustees OF said village asking that
ie liquor license OF Al. 0. Cottle be
svoked for the reason that his place .
business has not been conducted :
! quiet. orderly and peaceable !,
tanner. and that he has violated q
ie conditions OF his liquor bond. !
9th sides being represented by =
the protest OF counsel for !,
I'D Al o. Cottle. against the taking =
fs..It lin. l. l. d. -. - l..
ring the jurisdiction OF this board
ere overruled. whereupon Witness
were called and testimony taken
r and against said petitions. u
The hearing was continued until =
ne o'clock Friday morning, Janu- -
y 18th. 1910. .,
tit - !,
In the matter OF the petition OF u
j. Morrow and 1S9 other resi- .,
nts OF Gooding precinct. for the :,
pointment OF Anthony Thoma as
stice of the Peace OF said precinct >,
d the petition OF s. W. Hays and A. =.
others for the appointment OF T.
Bennett. the matter having been h,
!ly considered by the board, and a
one appearing in support of the II
ution for the appointment OF T.
tition for the appointment of e. T.
nnett. is is hereby ordered av
It Anthony Thoma be appointed as 20
stice OF the Peace OF said pre-
ct; and his official bond Is hereby u,
proved.
The petition OF s. w. Hayes and WI
others TO appoint T. e. Bennett
Justice of the Peace OF Gooding n
'cinct Is hereby denied. ~
the board adjourned "
I'll 9 A. M. tomorrow. N
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21
Fourth Day OF January Session
January 18th. 1910

Full board present pursuant 20 ad-
tournament
Claims continued on the Current
Expense fund
L. NJ Burnside. Expense. In
stitute s 1915
W. II. Baugh. Hagerman Phone
-.t....... 900
w II Bangh. supplies 49, 100
J I Fuller salary p j.. 2250o
g r. Hardisty. BID. prisoners
Rupert ..-- 111O
e. Hansen, Fixing cans. 500
! n. lines. election expenses 1920
K. hilien, salary Coroner $500
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21
Fifth Day of January Session
January Is, 1910

adjournment.
The board having under considera
ltion the appointment of Health of
ficers for the various districts of the
county as outlined in the October
session. after due consideration
hereby appoint the following physi
cians:
District No. l. v. r. Killer
or the sum of $4,000 per year from
date hereof
District No. 3-Chas. F, Zeller for
the sum of $4,000 per year from
date hereof.
District No. 3-Drs Higgs & Higgs
for the sum OF $4,000 per year from
date hereof.
District No. John Schmershall
for the sum of $4,000 per year
from date hereof.
District No. 5--H. e. Lamb for
the sum OF $4,000 per year from
date hereof.
The following appropriations are
hereby made:
IDAHO State Poultry Assn. $1,000
E. r.. Sherman, Sect-Treas.
Commissioners Assn. -. $500
Claims continued on the current
expense fund.
Frank T. Disney, premiums
on insurance ........S 100000
Frank t. Disney. taking testi-
mony ...... ..... 274.75
w. II. Baugh. salaries board OF
Health. etc. .... 10000
c. E. Gridley, expenses 80. 1850
Chas. j. Lysle. blanks. $50. 11.70l
V. V. Bowen, ]. p. Fees .... 500
p. o. Turner. supplies quaran-
tine 1895
G. w. Wernicke, supplies. 30.35
DR.. w. II. Marshall, services
quarantine ...... 2S1.00
Hagerman Livery Co., team
hire observation-disclosures. 1890
A. M. Padgett, salary deputy
Geo. H. Quereau, labor. sup
plies. etc. ..... 1868
plies ............... 1914 /
Cd. Conway. Fees quarantine $500 |
.ove & Levy, refund tax 49,. 1885 /
The following road overseers bond |
vas approved:
VIM. NJ Brown, Dist. No. 7.
Claims continued on the current
Expense fund.
j. btDDt Co0SidDic lttS- 934IO
Disallowed $500
Walter Underwood, constable
fees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.25
Disallowed $500
thompson Furniture Co., bur-
ial of pauper. ..... 5000
Disallowed $1,000
red w. Jordan Drug Co.. fu-
migating. dlsallowed .. 1475
erome Nero. Co., mdse pau
err disallowed - 41.S0
Claims continued upon the cur
emit expense fund:
go. H. Quereau, supplies and
labor plumbing ...... S207.4S
The verified statement OF expen-
Itures on the North Gooding Road
as examined and the Auditor Is
ereby instructed to draw warrants
pom the Current Expense fund In
lie sum OF $4,000 In favor of said
ind.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
$ regular session until February
|. 1910.
tSigned) HARRY w. ANDERSON =
Clerk =
tsignedl PAUL r. KARTzKE
Chairman
nditor's office is not needed. the
lerir is instructed to sell same at
lblc auction on February 81. 1910
the highest bidder. The bids TO
not less than $4,000 and Audi
r is instructed to make the neces-
~ publication.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-01-21

Shoshone. Idaho
January 16, 1910
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
coy GIVEN TO MOTHER
Another CHAPTER Written ir .1e Ca.
ocne Abduction Csse n
Olympia

Giving 70 TIE mother. and Ire care
CT the aunt. Mrs. Andrew klev.rs. u
Aberdeen. the custody OF li-tle fed
Carbcle. Judge J. y. Mitchell, g. ne
Thurston county superior cOurt. wrote
another chapter il the Carbon a5duc-
ton case. a. Olympia last Thursday.
Il is declared that the end Of Ire ave
year fight is not ye-. however and
there remains 70 be settled the action
begun in the Pierce county 81. -eriY-
court by Joe Carbone. the boys
fa-he-
Little Alfred Carbone was kiduap.
ned z few weeks ago il this ciry bv
the father, Joe Carbone. OF Tacoma.
and hurried out OF the city ir. an
automobile This alleged ki6nappi.z
il is said is in line with former e.
forts Of the father TO gain .ac cls-
tody OF his boy
For more than five years, r is
said, the parents have fought for
possession Of the boy. Joe Ca-0one
was divorced from his S.fe in Van
couver Wash. il 1905. Tue chill
dren, Albert and boy older jh.n lie.
were awarded TO the mother. Some
time later. Mrs. Carbone remarked.
and she is now Mrs Laura May lipy-
ers Of Portland. When she married
she is said to have consented 20 me
older boy going TO mis- father. Her
sister. Mrs. klevins. Of Aberdeen. took
the younger boy, Albert, and he has
since lived with her, although The
father OF the lad has never re44Aed
his efforts TO possess his sou.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
Stand Pat SpoiIsmen

The true spirit Of that Republican.
ism, which the Insurgents are repudi-
ating and denouncing. finds it's frank
est expression in letter from SEN
ator Heyburn's nephew, protege of
Secretary Ballinger, in charge Of the
land office al Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
which Golfers reproduces in its is
sue Of July 1G. In explaining the
withdrawal Cf land Office advertise
nents from newspapers that had be-
come critical, this specimen OF the
decadent Republic Office holder writes
with refreshing candor. Naturally"
he says, under Republican admin
istvation" public advertisements go
10 Republican papers," but only so
long as they" continue to be conduct
ed Properly in accordance with Re.
publican principles" A Republican
paper that has published an editorial
in which the good faith Of Secretary
Ballinger, Senator II and" the
Senatorial nephew is questioned" is
not entitled TO public advertisements;
and so, with reference TO the contest
in the House Of Representatives" over
the autocratic rules question, Of IAN
editorial attacking Cannon" But if
ain the future conduct" of such a
paper, these political acrobatics are
eliminated, the matter will be recon
sidered and the repentant paper be
accorded full consideration" Could
the spells spirit Of the standpatter be
better expressed? Mr.. Taft would not
express il in such direct and simple
terms, but he doesn't need to; his
actions are sometimes palmer than
his plainest words.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
STORY ATTRACTS INTEREST
Tale cf .he Lass % Erg Coyrtnty
Fo-o. in Saturday Evening Pest.
Is T5rEi,

Il he curTel- number q The "a
urday Evening Pos- Is z st0ry wri-le--
ty Peer ki-e telling q re loss q
the schooner Courtney Ford and Ire
trials and troubles % The mate wh0
finally los, his life OF the vessel.
stranded d lonley ice bound shore.
Unusual interest attaches u Ing
story because the scene : laid On
The coast where the vessel piled for
years between Grays Harbor and Ma
za,lan in the lumber trade
The story Is written il The hes
marine style for which Kline < not
&c. and It's relation shows close IL
timacF with coast shipping although
some OF the scenes Are necessarily
imaginary and names given are Of
course. mythical
The story. in main is true. l. IS
true. so far IS The loss o. ne vessel.
and the scene OF i-er destruction. i
concerned. Captain Bgrgeson. sail
maker a, the Grays Harbor supply
company's ship chandlery on East
Heron street was captain Of the Ford
when she was lost A. The -ine OF
her wreck. the late captain Nelson,
of Aberdeen. who a. one time operai-
ed 2 sail making establishment a. The
corner OF Wishkah and K street. sail
ed for many years as her master and
owned a large share OF the vessel. she
was brig rugged and the Pacific Ship
ping company owned the balance Of
the craft. On her last voyage she
was sent north 10 take off the rigging
and other salvage from another yes
sci also owned by the Pacific Ship
ping company but. on foggy night.
went ashore on a rocky coast and sub
sequently proved total loss. Cap
tain Burgeson and members OF the
crew escaped in safety.
Last Friday afternoon number OF
shippers were gathered in the head
quarters OF the "Bilgewater Club" in
the rear room Of the Ship ChaLdlery
and the talk drifted to kline's story
and the Courtney Ford. The authors
description OF Stewart street was so
vivid and realistic that some OF the
shippers who have sailed on wind
TANNERS up and down the coast for
years, declared that they could aclu-
ally smell the stale beer from Three
Fingered Jake's' place, which IS
compliment that Kline should appre-
ciate. All had comments to offer on
the story and one Of them remarked
that the artist who drew the pictures
should familiarize himself with the
different rigs OF vessels. The Ford
vas described as bald headed
schooner while an illustration show
ed her as having extra tall topmasts
This was a very serious defect and,
according TO the old salts greatly
marred the effect OF the story.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
:
CONWAY e. SNlOER,
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIL

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington III and for
Chehalis County:
In the Matter OF the Estate of Lille
f. Mcclure deceased. J. W. Mcclure,
Executor
Under authority of an order grant
ed by the Superior Court of the State
of Washington. in and for Chehalis
County, dated August 9th, 1910. /. the
undersigned executor of the last will
and testament and OF the estate of
Lille E. Mcclure. deceased will sell
at private sale the following describ-
ed property. to-wit:
The Westerly Fifty-two (52l feet
of the Northerly One Hundred Thirty
030D feet OF Lot One a.. in Block
Six o. in Bay View Addition to the
City of Aberdeen. Chehalis County.
Washington, as per the record plat
thereof. now of record in the office
of the Auditor of Chehalis County,
Washington. together with all and
singular OF the tenaments, heridita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appurtain-
ing, including all Improvements there
on.
Such sale will be made on Friday,
the Goth day of August, 1910. at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day.
and written bids will be received at
the Office of A. Emerson Cross, Wish
kah Block. Aberdeen, Chehalis Coun-
ty. Washington.
The terms of said sale will be: Cash
in lawful money of the United States.
The said executor hereby reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
Dated this the 9th day OF August.
1910.
J. w. MCCLURE,
AS executor of the last will and tes-
lament and of the estate of Lille
+. Mcclure. deceased
Last publication August %, 1910.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
The Primary Election Law

The primary election law Of the
state VI Washington vas enacted ~
al unwilling republican legislature,
under duress of public opinion, an
opinion created By the Washington
State Primary League. The popular
will was TOO strong 10 be ignored by
the so.ons and they reluctantly pass
ed the Bill, not, however, until the
draft prepared BY The league was mu.
tilated a!nos, beyond recognition.
Immediately after the first election
under the law. another legislature re-
moves the court of final resort in
the state from it's provisions, and
the recent state convention points 10
the inevitable result A convention
dominated By the machine politicians
who mad been ENDORSED by the pri-
mary law, and whose overthrow was
the very result aimed az By the adj
vocates Of the law, met, nominated
a cut and dried list Of supreme court
Judges and played their old game
politics.
No valid reason has yet been adj
vanced for the return ri the supreme
court into the pool of politics, and
the move is warning 70 the people
that if they ever regain the power 80
long abdicated 10 the bosses, in the
name Of party fealty," they must use
ehrnal vigilance.
The sentiment Of this convention,
according TO the press Gispatache3,
favored a repeal Of the primary law,
and return 10 the old convention
system, but wiser heads prevailed,
and the repeal vas not mentioned il
such a plank being inserted, but the
determination 10 kill the law is very
evident. A small plank reading, eve
favor the repeal Of the second choice
provision Of the present primary law,
reveals the method contemplated. The
Law can be abrogated and cmasculat
ed section by section without attract
ing the attention that is repeal bod
lily would be sure 70 do, and this is
exactly what will happen if close at
tention is not given the selection Of
members Of the legislature.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
ABERDEEN MAN WINS
J. J. Law Captures Cham pionship at
Pacific Coast Shoot in
Seattle

John J. Law, well known printer,
and foreman Of the Morning Tribune
composing room, captured the trophy
in the Pacific Coast handicap. the biz
card and the final event in the Inter-
state association trap shoot at Seattle
Thursday. His score was 81 out Of
a possible 100. The shoot was for
amateurs exclusively, although profess
SIGNALS we're allowed to compete for
exhibition purposes. The leading
principal, r. w. Clancy, Of Chicago,
broke SO out Of a possible 100.
Law returned to Aberdeen Thurs
day night bringing with him the tro-
ply, which is a handsome one. It is
watch fob set with 20 diamonds and
is very valuable memento. Ii Is
appropriately inscribed, showing that
the holder won the amateur champion
ship Of the coast.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
Wrong Legislation

After a years attempt TO enforce
an eXOrbitant license law on second
hand dealers, the council will, in all
probability, repeal the obnoxious ordi.
nance next Wednesday night II will
certainly do so if a decent regard is
had for public opinion, as pronounced
By Il jury Of representative citizens
that dcficd the ordinance and refused
to pcnalizc Dealer London for its in
fraction. As the Herald has before
said in speaking Of this law, the coun-
Gil may enact ordinances, but they
must be supported by public opinion
before they can be enforced.
Six criminal cases have been tried
in the effort TO enforce this license.
-Four juricB have passed upon it; the
defendants were guilty Of its violation
I'm every case, yet the city has rccoV.
cred Judgments amounting to two
cents, and every jury pronounced the
tax excessive and unjust. The deal
crs have been prosecuted and put to
heavy cost in defending those cas-
es, 50 that the only perceptible result
of this legislation has been the har-
rassment of a few men, most of whom
are lily prepared to stand it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
TUG BUMPS SCHOONER
Forester infIcts $3.50 Damage on
Schooner David Evans at
Union Mill

Harbor tug Forester, owned by G.
A. Nelson and NJ. r. Sherwood was
in collision with schooner David
Evans, Captain Seel, loading at the
Union MILL doing damage which will
approximate fully $3.50 it is said. The
accident occurred Thursday afternoon
while the Forester was endeavOring
to make landing for wood. She was
coming into the dock under GOOD
speed when the engineer got the sig
nal to reverse. He tried to comply
but it is alleged that the throttle re-
fused to work and the nose Of the
Forester struck the Evans glanc-
ing blow on the stern, doing consid-
cradle damage to the stern planking
Of the windjammer. The damage will
be repaired at once without hinder
ing the work of loading.