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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-09-29

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for King Coun-
ty. Summons.
. d. S! Grain, plaintiff, VS.. ]. E. Ellwen,
defendant-No.
The State of Washington to the above
named defendant, J. e. Ellwel1.
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date Of the
publication Of this summons, exclusive
of the date of publication, to-wftc sixty
days after the 25th dayaof August, 1911,
and defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court, and serve
COPY of your answer upon the under
signed attorney for the plaintiff at his
office below stated; and in case of your
failure so to do, Judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the de-
man of the complaint which has been
filed with the clerk of said court.
The purpose of this action is to fore
close a mort gage upon the following de-
gr Commencing at a. point one hundred
and two ard one-falf (102K) feet east
frDm the northwest corner of lot one ID,
block thirty-seven (37), Maynard's Lake
Washington addition, thence south one
hundred (100) feet thence east thirty
five $3.50 feet, thence north one hun
bred (100) feet, thence west thirty-fve
$3.50 feet to the point of beginning, be-
ing part of lots one ~ and two 10,
eleven (11) and twelve (12), block
thirty-seven (3F) Maynard's Lake Wash
in the county of King and state of Wash
AZ soiid ~ co,intIt Ntsi 80 -
MONcRIEFFE CAMERON.
81 n 47I59f ~ Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and postoffice address, 1913 Cen
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-09-29

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for King County.
Notice and Summons. s..e..-
]. r. Seaborn, plaintiff, VS.. Reliance
Loan & Trust Co., and all persons I'M
known, IL. any, having or claiming an
interest in and to the hereinafter de-
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A. C. MAC DONALD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office address, 514 Bailey Building.
Seattle Wash.
Sept. 1-Oct. 10, 1911.
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L. H. CRAVER,
Plaintiff.

A. C.. MAC DONALD,
. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office address, 514 Bailey Building,
Seattle, Wash.
On Sept. Loot 1s, 1911.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-09-29

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for King County.
Notice and Summons.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-09-29

Gldlullls
A. G. MAC DONALD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office address, 514 Bailey Building,
Seattle Wash.
Sept. 1-Oct. 10, 1911.
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A. c. MAC DONALD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
{ Office address, Bailey Building, Seat
Sept. Scot. 20. 1911.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
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DEATH OF Ed. SPANkENRARGER

Mention was made last week of the
serious illness of Ed, better KIN, wn as
DAD" Spankenbarger, and before the pa
per was run off he had passed away. lie
had been i'll for some time at the home OF
Archie Archer. near Nelson, and when a
physician was called and diagnosed The
case AS Biight's disease no hope was neld
out fov recovery. He died at 10 O'clock
a. n, last Thursday. and tn, funeral took
place ut Molson, Saturday.
No one seems to know anything of the
antecedents of the deceased. 1t is stated
that he VA" 50 years OF age Oh the 18th
Of asst February. his birthplace has been
credited to almost every state on the At
lantc coast from New York to Tennessee.
1t is known that he has no relatives in
the west. Mr. SpankenbarSer came TO
the coast many years ago, and the last
twenty were spert in British Columbia
and in this county. For about year re
was in business in Orovile closing out a
short time ago His health had been fa.l-
ing for some time, although few realized
he was in a serious condition. He was a
bachelor. and 50 far as known left no
property. 4 bluff, genial happy go-lucky
faced tn, enJ with jocose humor and
without "A tremor. He was widely know n
and leaves many friends and acqua,n-
tantes throughout the county to regret
n
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21

pons until "A short time ago. When he
placed them with "A bank they were re-
/ turned to him, and every one in the room
laughed heartily as he rela ted how he mad
! called up IA certain director and asked for
an explanation Of why he had not been
paid.
Another said 1 lost a claim. We
ought to go ahead with this matter. We
ind that wrong has been done and stand
ready to do my share toward seeing this
tEinS threshed out in the courts and hav-
inS punishment meted out. All the stock
holders ought to be in this
Many put their names down for con-
siderable sums of money and others paid
on the spot, us men went about the hall
bearing the papers for signatures. A laugh
WAS raised when one speaker said: This
man (referring TO an official of the COM
pany) came down here and begged us to
give him our proxies SO that he might get
the control OF the company. He begged
us to do this with tears in his eyes. When
he gets our proxies he has no more use
for US.
Attorney Hoag urged that measures be
taken to go ahead with the investigation
ana probe to the very bottom of things.
lie did not believe that the matter should
rest until the stockholders themselves
should secure the control OF the proper
tos. The report was made that S16S of
the previous fund raised still remained to
the committee. and that some $500 more
was required to meet the expenses to be
incurred 1t was said that move would
be started Immediately to to it that
the DOCKS OF the company were impound-
ed. Another meeting will be held in the
near future
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
81. so A YEAR

first thing he did was to appoint former
assessor as chief assistant. He did not
take into consideration that the man he
sele ted was of a different political faith
What he wanted was some one no tiaG
had experience in the office whom he
could consult with. In the work OF com
piling necessary data a deputy was tn
gagged to secure detil list of patented
lands. These notes were all taken in pen
ell and subsequently copied and placed
upon the permanent records This data
only reached down to the first of March
of last year. Tie transcript as conptled
from the notes seclred a. the Waterville
land oihce, which Mr.. Egbert charged Mr..
kioppenburg with making way with. was
left in the court house. so Mr.. Kioppen-
burg states. when he went out OF office
If that record is missing. it is no fault of
the old assessor, according to his declara-
''0n, ,,,, aiayu
Mr.. kloppenburg does not deny that he
charget. his successor with lying and that
row was narrowly averted but under
the circumstances he could not have acted
Otherwise. He states that before the ex-
pirat Of his term he invited Mr. Egg
bel into his office and offered to explain
to him al! the details of the work and
give him all the information that he de-
sired. gentleman could do no more
Mr. ESbert, who no doubt is an exrert
ONCE man, declined the aid so cour.eously
offered At any time and all times Mr.
kloppenbrrg has been will ing to lend mis-
assistance in the Office II there are any
OF the records gone he is ignorant of their
whereabouts. His explanation was perfec-
ly satisfactory TO the commissioners, and
he is always within call any time his pres
ence srequiled, or information is needed
And he has the details of the Office down
so pat that he can make an explanation
upon any phase OF the work so lucid and
minute that anybody can easily under
stard what mas been done, and wha: is
TO do IN order to complete an assessment.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Minutes Of the Meeting Of the City Coun-
c'I Of Oroviiie, Wash.

April II. l9ll.-Present Mayor Reese
Counc,lmen Davis. Desmond Wickersham
ana Covert.
Minutes OF the previous meeting read
and approved as read
The acceptance of p. Anderson oi teie-
phone franchise was then read ana in the
absence Of bond was ordered laid on tle
table.
Lettn OF the city clerl; OF Colville
Wash, IVES -ead and place.. on file
Application of j. Mcdonald for saloon
license was then read and on motion was
granted.
The marshal WAS then instructed to no.
tify Evans & Co to do away with the
waste water now running in back OF their
shop u Main street.
Application Of A c. Smith & Co. for
sale on license was read ard IN motion
was granted
On motion the following bills were
raised from ;he table ard ordered paid:
City Clerk Colville. $2.20; Oroville ga
zette i55.C5; Fred 7. Neal, hal rent. $50.
J. A. Blackler, SOS: J. A. Blacl<er. 500, l..
Fitzgerald $50.
The application of G. +. Si2rst f)r tele-
phone fran chise was theh raised from tho
table md on motor was lain on the ia. 10
for three weeks
ON mot on the council adjourned
f. r. HOOSE, City Clerk.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
A WELL DESERVED HONOR.

The Presbytery OF Wenatchee met in
Okanogan last week. There were repre-
sentatives presen from four counties.
During the session the high honor was
conferred upon Raw. II. NJ. Course, pastor
Of the O,ov:lle Presbyterian Churc, of
clecting kim as commissioner to repre-
sent the Wenatchee Presbytery at The
general assembly of the United States,
which meets at Atlantic City. n j., from
May 18TH to 2Sth. Rev. II. $. Chaffee, of
Onlah, was selected us alternate Elder
g. q. Fish. OF Wenatchee, was chosen .ay
delegate. and Elder j. w. Chambers of
Ephrata was named alternate.
Naturally the members of the local con-
aregat ton, as well as the gentle man him
sell feel complimented by the selection
rlade. The honor could not have fallen to
a more worthy. capable or deserving
member OF the CLOTH, of that denomina-
ton. in the district Rev. Course will
PEI form mis- duties to the credit of HIM
sci. ana the f'resbytery that he reore-
s.n,s " nile doing his part in good
cause it Will Civ, Mr.. Course well earn
ed and exceedingly pleasant vacatior
lie expects TO leave Oroville for the east
early in May
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
PEERLESS CHANGES HANDS.

Saturday the Peerless hotel changed
liands. G. G. Tilley retiring from the man =
asement and r. n Grubb. mine host OF
the R;tdbourn. taking charge. The Peer
less has been conducted BY Mr.. Tillcy tor
the past .hrce years. and he made 1t :,
home like and popular stopping place for
the travelling public. but owing 10 the
high rental demanded he could never
make the business pay an adequate re-
turn upon the labor requir+d to keel, I.
up. Mr.. Riley has not intimated what
he will do in the future. but for the pres
ent Will take much needed rest. He
states that it is not his intention to leave
Oroville 1or the present at least. This
paper trusts that the date ot his depart
uio is far liz the indefinite future, and
that he will decide to take up some line
OF business that will prove norge con-
s~n:a, and profitable than the motel busi-
ness.
Mr.. Grubb needs no Introduction to the
public as he has served his apprentice
ship n the motel business in Orovi,le. He
has conducted the Hotel Radbourn FOR
some three OF four years. and built up a
iouris'ing and profitable business. 1t is
understood that his lease Of the Hotel
R;A0bourn expires in the fall. ln', as there
was some uncertainty OF his being ablo
TO have the lease renewed. he took advan-
tage of the opportunity &c retain a foot
hold in the hotel business. He will con-
duct both places for the present OF until
he has to surrender his lease. a num-
Der of changes are contemplated in the
arrangement of the peerless. A fiIstC!ass
bar will occupy the old dining room, but
operated by parties not connected with
the hotel. The present bar in the rear OF
the office viii be removed ard the entire
floor thrown into AN office and sample
room. The present vacant store room.
in the new part OF the building vii! ba
used rs "a kitchen and dining room. Th.,
office will be resided over Gy Frank Me
Daniels. which insures the patrons every
accommodation and courtesy.
Mr.. Grubb purchased the furniture and
took out "A lease foI twenty months. 1t
is mis- intentitn at an early day TO put up
a three story brick hotel on Main street,
equipped throughout, with cverI modern
convenience. The prospects OF the town
iustiies such an investment. and would
insure for Mr.. GrIbb the cream of the
business long as he saw lit to continue
Il BonItace.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
NEW ARRIVALS FRCM THE EASJ

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bla ller. tf t.; k,
Forest, Ill.,. parents of j. A. Black'cr and
Mrs Robert Evans of this place arrYed
in Oroville during the week. to remain
permanently. Mr. BlaclSler owns Il large
tract OF land on the east side of the OkGn-
ogar liver, quite near tCwu. upon which
he vii, builo residence this simmer.
Cha rmins and most eNceileIt reol"r are
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackier. ard they VIII
prove 4 most valuable addition to Il pop
ula ion OF this vicinity. They do no:
cone west wholly strangers Mrs
BacltleI spent several months in Orovi.lc
last summer, becoming very f.ivor:,, ly
impressed with the country aid Mr.
Blackler. we believe, was oLt l,era for a
short 2eriod some years AGO Tho fam
lily haze been residents of Lake Forest
practically suburb of Chicago. 10
many wears. where Mr. B'acl'ler is eld il
high esteem by his fellow townsrlen. \
lat" issue of the Lake Foroste. contins
the following plea SAINT reference to IN.
gentleman in connection with his NAM
berShp in secret orsdrizatio
At ,he last meeting OF the RON Ar
,anum lodge over so members came out
to do 'onor t., one of the o'des, members
of the order here. NJ. Samuel Blac<l"r
Mr. Hacker wa one Of the organizes III
the lodge and was chaite" 'r"mi Ell .
Th, lodge was organized hcie twenty SiN
yeus ago. and Mr.. BlackleI has beel Il
faithful working member ever since. As
a tribIte to his worth Mr.. Wyman. the
prcSent gent. made "A little speech. at
the close of which he presented ,lr
Backler on behalf OF the lodge. II hard
some past regents badge. Mr.. Blacklei
spoke bri rfy thanking the members for
their kindly feeling and for thei, teautI~
ful tribute
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
DEATH OF MRS. J. j. PETERSON.

Mrs. Jams J Peterson, of Nighthawk.
died "Wednesday of last week 1T the age
of II VealS . months and days. The
funeral took place from the NJ Il. church
at Loomis last Friday afternoon. and in
the absence of the pastor the services
We're conducted by Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son. \ choir rendered appropriate selec-
tons and Miss c. G. Mcintosh sarg No
burdens Yonder. The remains were
buried in the Loomis cemetery. near the
grave Of a son, William r.. who died sov
eral years ago.
Elizabeth. daughter ot Thomas and
Nancy Wilson. was born in RAYMOND
Wis. October 10. 1899. She was united
in marriage TO Jans }. Peterson Novem
ber IS. 1865, and came to NiGhttawlS With
her husband in April. 1896. She is sur
vivnd NV her husband. now far advanced
in Yeais. two daughters, Mrs. Calvin l..
Gregory and Mrs. Nathan Durkee. ooth
OF Newman. Col, md IA son, Charles j.,
of Nighthawk. Deceased was devoted
wife. a loving mother. and a kind and sin
cers Christian. The aged husband and
relatives have the sympathy OF friends
and acquaintances in the hour of their
affiiction,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
PLACED IN THE WRONG LIGHT

G. ID Kloppenbure, eX-county assessor
spent few days in Oroville during the
past week, and while here gave his .cr-
sior OF the scene enacted. before the last
meeting of the board of county cOmrns-
sioners, sensational report of which ap-
peared in the Conconully Record. There
is no desire on the part of this paper
either 10 get into a controversy over tnis
incident, or treat the parties implicated
otherwise than fairly. but it is an open
secret that clique exists at the courty
seat that has had it in for the old asses
sor. and does not hesitate at any mems
to cast reflections upon that individual or
his administration. When Mr.. Kloppen-
burg assumed the duties of the assessors :
office there was hardly a permanent rec
ord to guide him in his new WORK. The
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-21
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PLANNING A CANNERY.

H. NJ. Wood, who recently arrived tiDm
chicago and secured tcact of lard ron
the East Oroville Orchard company, had
another object in view besides going INTO
the fruit industry. He contemplates out
ting in a cannery at this place. OF
course, at the present time. there is not
sufficient quantity OF large fruit grown
in this immediate vicinity to supply the
iamand o. cannery of ever small cana
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Die iJernbanf Sammfeier

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Sic Srudcncu iuiiblcn.

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beitsoienit in UldoIionDtle iprgen,
aber brett 2eutnant Slider in DoIs
nut 0ils uuteriteQt iein. Spdterhin
IpIlen berittsne 9oIi5iiten uah Wtaei'
ionpile aeianot tperbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

Die griiosr 5rancisco uno Ma
rion SaIpatcre. StaIieHer, puroeH
pon Der 4Htlaes oss unoroentli6en
getrug.us, rsip. oss grassns perbor=
aeuer Daffeu freiseiproheu. sic
porsu am IA. 5uli nit ibrem 2anos
mann I.lite RuFio in osfeu 9ans
iie pobntsn, onsinaneerserntben, uIs
oisTsr oi. Wietbs iollsttiren pcllte.
unb SranCisco Saludtore ioIlts bsi
oisIer 8slsgenbsit Elm Stilstt ge3p8sn
haben.
Der glec.r Dm. Senoerion puroe
tpeosn WiBhdnblung feiner tpeiBen
Srau su elmer geIoitrufs bon SO uno
apiten perurthetit. -
gpporo Sanbsrs, EN- pisosrhpIt
pprbeitraiter Haere, rpuroe ihulots be-
iunben, ieinsm RaiiegenoHsn Shso.
SadIcu Elm paar Stiefel seitohIen 81
bdben. Gr erblslt stns Strufe BON 80
sauen Grbettshnus. $50 uno aoften
subittirt.
Die 40 Sabre aIts 5rau Satc
gnooie bot Elm dbihrstenoes gsi'ptel
fir bic perksrsnbsn Jolssn res 1rtn'
tens. Sic III fhon peridiebene Ueoic
tpeasn Jruntsnbeit por6sitrdft fporosn
uno ibr eiaener 8otte srtldrte ge'tsrn,
pdf iie uupsrbeiIerlih iei Die Jrau,
pelhs in al;tcung unb in iArem gan.
en eleuberu sineh iehr perndhlahta'
| In einnrE6 mnhts. itammt aus stne'
guten gcmilie uno bat cine dasgssstha
| nete ersirtung eeHoFen. sic puroe 81
elmer 8elbitrdf, BON $50 uno Soitsr
perurttstlt, jebpd nurbs Die Strofi
| fpGter oni SurIprahe ihrer Sugeno
freunnin Trl. 24olth. elmer anseiteu'
zen tes Sussnrgsrihts. iuspenbtrt.