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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
CELEBRATION AT ELMA
EIma Entertains Large Crowd On The
Fourth. Had Fine Parade and
Enjoyable Time.

ELMA, July 6.-The large crowd
that was in Elma from this part of
Chehalis county for the Fourth of
July celebration saw one of the best
and most appropriate events ever
pulled Off here. This town celebra-
ted according to the revised rules of
the game,-that is, everything was
done in sane manner. There was
no boisterousness on the streets. few
men were seen drunk, and there was
not too much noise for the most SELL
sitive ear.
The feature of the day was the
parade. and indeed the floats and
entries We're extremely appropriate
and we'll gotten up this year Much
work was put upon the floats and
the crowd appreciated that fact. The
parade formed at the old school house
and proc eded down Main street to
the city park The Elma band led
the parade, followed by the fraternal
floats, the miscellaneous floats. the
commercial floats. the carriages and
automobiles
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
FOURTH.AT MONTE.SANO

MONTESANO, July 6.-Thf slorl
Gus Fourth has come and gone and
Montesano contributed not little "
the general observance of the day.
The celebration as arranged was car
red out successfully in every detail
and the large crowd in attendance
was we'll satisfied with the entertain
ment provided.
The crowd arrived early and the
program of sports was begun at 9:45
a. m. with the running of the mara
thon race and from then until late in
the evening the hours We're crowded
with events.
The big feature of the day was
the parade. which was started at
1870 The procession stretched al
most mile in length and was one
of the finest ever witnessed in Monte
sanO. 1t was made up of G. A. r.
members, Co. G. national guards.
lodge floats, business floats. decora-
ted automobiles and comedians. and
was headed by the MOntesano Band,
The marshall of the day was Ma
jor Geo. d. Robertson, assisted by
Captains Fleet and Austin.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
BUILD CASTLE HALL


MCLEARY, July 6.-The Knights
of Pythias Of McCleary are planning
to build castle hall, and it is likely
that they will soon be able to make
a definite announcement to that eff
feet. They plan to put up a two story
building 50X100 feet and the lower
floor will be made into a dance hall
and an assembly room for conventions
and entertainments. The upper room
would be set aside for the uses of
the lodge. 1t is certain that such a
building would pay in McCleary as
there is now no place for dances, en-.
or assemblages.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08

Western Heating & Plumbing Go.
VS. Michele Rovella ct al. Judgment
for plaintiff
ia re estate OF Alex. Rothinan, de
ceased. FINAL account approved and
ORDER Of distribution signed.
f.. NJ Kellogg VS. c. 7. Hall. Judg
ment for plaintiff lor $3.50 and costs
>Strutle q Clancy Co. VS. Menol
Genoros ct al Judgment for plain
tiff
Annahel Hansen VS. Walter Hansen.
Divorce granted.
Pacific Coast Coal Co. VS. G. L.
Nelson. Judgment for plaintift for
$158.S0 and costs.
s1tate vs. Emil Silvo. Defendant
sentenced to $25 fine, or 80 days in
Aberdeen city Jail
State VS. John Pancnar Defendant
sentenced to fine of 500 or 90
days in Aberdeen city Jail.
Stale VS. w. B. Hubley Defendant
se1fA need to $50 fine. or 60 days in
Alberta IN city Jail
State vs. Chas. Potter. Defendant
plead guilty.. and was sentenced to
the penetenti3ry from six months 10
Il years.
c. f. Armstrong VS. NJ. G. Barker
Judgment for plaintiff for 1892. 80 and
costs.
Seattle Hardware Co. VS. W. A
Hardy 4 Co. j. L. Stewart appoint
ed receiver.
u b. Fisk e Co. VS. II. A. Hewitt.
Judgment for plaintiff for $4SS.S1 and
costs.
A. A. Jacob & Co. vs. Same Same
for $125 and costs.
In re estate OF Perry Wormer, de-
ceased. Final account approved and
order Of distribution signed.
Lena +. Ellineson VS. Erne r. Filing
son. Judgment for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
NEW CASES

1O270-D. B. Fisk & Co vs. Hattie
a. Hewitt defendant Boner d Boner
for plaintiff.
10271-Same VS. F. o. Dole; gar
nishment Boner & Boner for plaintiff
1O272-A. A. Jacob ct al vs. Hat
tie A. Hewitt; defendant Same for
10273-Same VS. F. o. Dole; gar
nishment
10274-Frank Russell ct al VS. O.
S. Charltonet al; injunction and dam
age. w. f. Campbell for plaintiff,
10275-E. L. Harrison VS. +. o. Dole
garnishment. O. NJ. Nelson for plain
10276-Same VS. same, same.
10277-Maria j. Jussila VS. Heikki
Jussila; divorce. Tagsart & Phillips
for plaintiff.
1027s-A. J. Harder VS. Town OF
Cosmopolis; appeal from J. p. court
+. Beam for plaintiff. j. e. Stewart
for defendant.
1O279-State VS. Henry Johnson; as
sault. w. E. Campbell for plaintiff.
1O2S0-J A Johnson VS. Frans Hag-
astrom debt. F. Beam for plaintiff
102S1-Same VS. Lyle Logging &
.Merchantile Co.; garnishment. same.
lVAol--I ~ To"Cll CT al 70 w. ~
ss.o,. ct Tx; debt. F. w. LOOMS for
plaintiff
1O2S3-W. o. Briley VS. Arizona Fire
Insurance Co.; debt F. Groundwater
and w. H. Abel for plaintiff.
1O284-City Retail Lumber Co. vs.
e. p. Drake; abstract from }. +.
court. Hogan and Graham for plain
till.
1O2S5-J. C. Leggett vs RObt. Mat
zen; contract. f S. Alvey for plain
tiff.
6-Montesano Lumber & Man.
ufacturing Co. VS. Empire Mills 4
Lumber Co. ct al; ejectment. Bridges
& Bruener for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
VISITORS FROM HAWAII

ONTESANO. July G. Miss
Blanche Violin arrived last week for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl SwartZ
and other friends in this city Miss
Violin has jlst returned to the United
States from Hawaii, where she has
been for the last year as a teacher
in the public schools. Miss Violin
formerly was employed in the Monte
sano schools. She was accompanied
home from Hawaii by Miss lnez In.
derhill, Of Castle Rock, who is also
a former Montesano teacher.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
ABERDEEN VISITORS

ELMA. July 6-Mr. and Mrs. ]. T.
Thornton, of Aberdeen were up in
their automobile for the Fourth. They
brought along two of their relatives
Mr.. Thornton has many friends in
Elma and he met them Thursday in
addition to celebrating here. He had
a tire blowout coming up. and that
made it Impossible for him to get to
Elma in time for the parade
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
TO START STONE WORK ON
BANK BUILDING TODAY

HOQUIAM, July 7.-Stone work on
be started tomorrow, it is now expect
ed. Four carloads of stone are eX-
pected to reach Hoquiam tomorrow
morning and work is to be begun at
once Workmen have been engaged
for several days in constructing two
big cranes for handling the stone,
and have one Of the machines COM
pleted The other will be finished to-
morrow Rapid progress is being
made on the building, and the con-
crete work is we'll along.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08

wagons
0 G Nelson 10 r O,Brjen. mort.
aase lot -. block 10. Karr's Gar.
sage Ior II block Ia. Karr's Gar
Cbas = Ross 81 nv To "A = Han
negan. mortgage LOT :. block !.
Clahct addition AIoclirs and
lot II. block > Mociius.
Duncan ellis At ux to Media !
Fisher mortgage lor 5. block 9.
NeatherwaX * Benp's addition
Aberdeen
Northern Bank & Trust Comuanv
70 Svyerson Lumber {. Shingle
COwuauv. release mortgage -
acres land in lot i. section
tvu = other land in same
l,t. 1otc . r ! : block poA.
Ions addition NontesanO: lois
10 II - block / NJ T & NJ
oddi,ior AIoo+oearo ond ,o,.oot,-
al property 100.
Fly Bros to Richard Kay. chattel
MORTGAGE barber shop in Calder
building MontesanO ..........
W h Mershor y Company to lay
CitE LUMBER COMPANY con saie
machinery ''..'..''.'.'.'.,,,.. ..''.'''.'.'-'
Aberdeen Nailuiaclurlhs 'oill iahF
~'oi" 20 -, e., l.. -, ,,l', -,
addi+ion Ahardaao
r. Dc, - NJ !, NrcDoro1d 80
-. la+i..al..i,,, ,,s ,,,C.,.I ,,o'@@a i,..
. and Is, block :, Pacific Land
Company's addition Aberdeen.
l. J Esses ct uX TO A p Stone.
mortgage lots l. :. ). T. ., T.. :,
$. block p, Melbourne. except
Ing railroad rlght-of-Way across
part el sdlu lldCt .'.''''''' ''''
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
INSTALL NEW ENGINE

Fl MA, July 6.-Last Saturday the
White Star closed down for the
Fourth vacation and the mill will not
3D.n again until the middle of the
month. The shutdown is made neces-
sary So that a new engine can be in
stalled to run the band saw. At pres
emit one engine runs the whole mill.
and when saws have to be changed.
the whole plant has to be shut down.
The new engine will run only the
band saw. 1t will be of 100 horse
power.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
Didn't Like the Word.

He was the proprietor Ut a New
York restaurant. and he was visiting
relatives in Boston
Well uncle" said one ut the house
hold. I'VE want yOu to feel as much ~
home here a. II yon were in your own
restaurant"
Home nothing" pxt Claimed the eat
tng nOlISp visitor "Wht when I'm in
ont to get u g0"i square meal - Mil
waukpp Sentinel.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
c., n. and p. 3. TINE CARD
0n1n0
FIRE ALARM BOXES
EAST BOUND

FIRE ALA1N BOXES
'4-North Aberdeen.
s6-Highiand Home.
Getty Hail.
'7-Thornton & Sixth Streets.
S-Prospect & Terrace Ave.
s9-N. P. Depot.
'12-Jenerson & Simpson Ave
15-Wilson Mill.
17-Slade Mill
19-Second 4 Stanton Streets.
Elf and Market Streets.
23-American Mill.
24-G & Wishkah Streets.
25-F & Heron Streets.
Pc & Second Streets.
27-G & Fourth Streets.
29-F & River Streets.
31-M & Market Streets.
32-H & Hume Streets
35-I e. River Streets.
37-Broadway & Heron Streets.
SS--Broadway & Third Streets.
39-Broadway & Sixth Streets.
42-Dvison e. Heron Streets.
43--Heron & Michigan.
45-Michigan e. River st.
47-Hume & Washington st.
4S-Western Mill.
49-Market & Washington st.
51-Curts e Clark st.
52-Curts & Evans st.
53-Curtis e Front ST.
56-Aberdeen Lumber & Single Co.
57-Union Mill.
s4-Morgan & Jefferies st.
S7-Cherry & Duffy Streets.
Boxes marked thus 60 are imagin-
ary boxes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
RAY kiMBERX TAKES
A LONG CYCLE TRIP

HOQCIAM, July S.-Ray Kimberk
returned yesterday from long and
pleasant motorcycle trip through Ore
eon, during which he visited several
Of the principal cities and covered in
all over 600 miles.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
QUEENS ON WOMAN'S
SPHERE.

Being gentle and good seems
to me the loftiest ambition a wn-
man should POSSESS. No reward
Of wealth or state can equal the
satisfaction felt in performing a
kindly act. II is a tendency of
WOman'S nature to be too harsh
in judgment, too imperious in
commands. The exchange for
this Of kindness and gentleness
surely ought to make the world
Observation-Disclosures. Queen Dow
ager of Italy.
Secure a home and be able to
manage il. Be to the home
what her husband is to his bust
ness affairs. director and an
authority. believe a woman
ought to bear children. A home
without children Is not complete.
Alexandra. Queen Dowager Of
England.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS TRANSFERS

Ansenette Johnson ct vir to l.
l. Leighton. mortgage lot %
block u. Benn's Central addi-
ton Aberdeen ..............10 100
Peter Anderson VS. Benjamin NJ
Ianglie ct al. lien claim on lots
II. -, 70. block /, karr's Gar
den addition HoQuiam ........ 1872
+ x L Bank t,lma, to c NJ Bell
ct uX. satisfaction of mortgage
fixtures, stock. etc. Royal Bak-
cry Elma ................. %
W J Wright to VIM Vanluven.
mortgage 10 acres land in NV
= nei4 section 4 twp Il T.. 40
Mackey & Matson to Clarke Co
Inv. Co.; chattel mortgage
stock. fixtures. etc. NJ 4 NJ
Saloon. Aberdeen ........ ..1l0
Same to same. chattel mortgage
stock, fixtures, etc. klondike
Hugo Niemi ct Tx to Sarah White
sides, mortgage lot >. block
81. Frances addition Aberdeen. 40
II A Williamson ct uX to Jos.
Ecker, mortgage "a acres land
in nwH neI section 10 twp Il
L y ............... 81
A H Dougherty to Fauntleroy,
bill sale Rex Theater goods
and chattels ................ 400
F F'auntleroy TO Lumberman's
Bank HoQuiam bill sale same to
secure payment CT $1,000. .....
Sheriff to Robt Miesse. appoint
ment as deputy sheriff ....... -.
J B Karshner to w T Jones
ct Tx, satisfaction of mortgage
lot 2 block go, Herman An
mex, HOquiam ................ %
c f Chapman ct uX to John
Shaw, mortgage lot 2, block 92,
Herman Annex Hoquiam. 30
Chas Esterblad ct ux to An
drew Anderson. mortgage
land SEA neA section ~ twp
16 I 10 ....... .............. ~
Jane Scott to B B Averill, ASSET
mortgage given by e F Jones ct
ux on lots / and 2, block l, Hop
kin's addition Aberdeen in sum
of $4,000 ............... -.
John Grownow vs. Henry Held
horn, levy on lots 6 and I. blk
II, Frances addition Aberdeen. -.
C F Clapp to Histogenetic Med
icine Company satisfaction OF
mortgage in sum Of .......... l75O
Medicine Company
to w w Felger, mortgage lot
/, section II twp II 8. less
acres; land ~ rods wide on
west side lot 2, section II twp
II 8; lot l, section Is twp II
r9 except railroad right of way;
lots 2 and 3; neA neA; s12
nell and seA, e1a swA and
seA nwA section 10. twp II
9 and other land ...........9 0o'
+ A Loertscher to T A Ray. chat
tel mortgage horses ......... 81
Chas Gibson to Nols Johnson
bill sale fixtures, stock, etc.
"White House Saloon. Eo-
GUAM .............. .....''. II
Ne IS johnson TO john 8runs.r0m
bin sale ono-half interest white
House Saloon ................''i TOO
+ ! BoNce TO Thomas Johnson,
lien claim en- lots ; and t. block
.. Karr's Mil addition Holuiam :
l. l. lra,k to ! B NIr5hner, as
sicnrent WOrtea&e executed ny
Belle Il NacLatferty ct var ]"
sum Of $4,000 ................' So
Mary A Martin TO " Il NGHSch
ct ux, satisfaction Of mottsa&e
north 80 feet lot I, block IS,
WeatherWaX & Bcnn's second
addition Aberdeen ..........., 4''
II : Sackrider ct TX TO Frank
MilWard, mortgage lot H. bto'N
Il. Pacific Peach ............'..' ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08

MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
ANO NEW CASES FILED. LIST
Df REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELIANEOUS lNSTRU.
}StEb 5 FILED WITH COUNTY
AAUOlTOR.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08

'lS yO,lt son ANY hrtl' to Won in vOur
bnSinoSs:' "IIrlr >hun'd SAY
When rptUrllrd trou u RIP west
lnSt week ii" rad prepared everything
for hHnkr,lpt'N and W. We're S1S.HW to
th- GOOD Satire
The Final lest
\ man o'l-nt It. tlNt ~ such way
thHt 1t won take II hrHS> band to get
Olli , crowd to Ms t'!.ierll Puck
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
UszKITGHEN
h'OW TO MAKE CLAM CHOWDER.

, TIlE early settlers in this country
are believed to have borrowed
their skill in making chowders
from the french
These hodgepOdge> are supposed to
have originated iii the province Of
Brittany. where the fisher folks at
pitjtc gatherings each 'broilght MS or
her contribution to the general cal
dron and wien the food Wns cooked
received n share in his dish
An Elaborate Chowder.
Clam Chowder with Eggs Take
about a dozen large CLAIMS The little
neck variety is preferred. Scrub the
shells before you place them In the
kettle on the fire. Cover these with a
quart Of boiling water. When the
CLANS open take from the fire and set
aside the water in which they nave
been.
chop fine five ounces Of salt pork
and four thinIy sliced p"tntoes. Put
the pork into the kettle and. after
cooking n little. add some strained
water. the Juice of the CLAIMS. then the
pOtatops and three onions sliced thin.
Let these simmer for an hour and u
quarter and add quart Of milk.
which shonld simmer for quarter OF !
an hour before the CLAIMS are added
A Hodge Podgs.
Clam ChOwdpr and Veal. Take four |
dozen clh ms. u pound of veal. half |
pound bacon. one pint stpwpd toma.
toes. one pint water. one pint milk. SIX |
water crnrkers and three potatoes.
Line the bottom Of the ~, ucppan with |
the bacon cut into dice.
Pare and cut lmtatOes into dice: cut |
the veal into small pieces: chop the
CLAIMS: mash the crackers
Put n layer OF potatoes on the bacon. |
then a layer OF veal. then tomatoes.
then CLAIMS. Alternate these layers I'm
til the CLAIMS are all used. Add the
water boiling not. Cover and simmer
over u slow fire for half m hour
Then add the milk ana crackers:
cook ten mlintrs serve hot. Salt and
pepper to taste
y Baked Chowder.
Baked Clam thowdrr lake u pint
of raw claims, .hprped tine three Iio
tHtorS. one onion and three CRACKERS
rolled fine Fry about u quarter OF a
pound OF fat pork untii hrnwn ana
then chop fine. I'nt thu pork ana the
fat from il III the vessel N which the
tloWder is to hp made Then put IN
II layer OF cracker crumbs inc snred>
If "A - Al.
Of butter. daShpS ~ uprIipr ana SAT-
then layer ot clAm~ Alternate IL
this manner until the ingredients arc
used finishing with cracker crumbs
Cover with cam broth and milk i'nt
in u pan Of uor water and bake three
h..""> Servo h0t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
The Cause.

~ don't look well in a steamer cap"
of handy can y Baltimore American.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

>',,. feJIOwlng Is the record of bus
Aast week
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-07-08

~TIE early settlers in this country
are believed to have borrowed
their skill in making chowderS
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-06-21
WASHINGTON.

An unconfirmed rumor has reached
the State Department that Mexican
rebels have met with another defeat
There are more than 100000 Hitter
ates in the United States. and one In
seven children between ten and -four.
teen are not in school,
The legislative. executive and ju.
dieial appropriation bill carrying
amendments to abolish the Commerce
Court, passed the Senate.
Indications now point to the veto OF
the army bill which contains a pro.
vision that would out General Wood
from the head OF the army.
Friday. June II. marked the 18th
anniversary OF the birth OF the Amor.
lean flag. Officially In some states. un.
officially In others. It was recognized
as Flag Day
In n special message President TAFT
asked Congress TO appropriate 81 $50.
900 to protect the Imperial Valley OF
California against floods from the Col.
orado river
The Senate amended the house bill
to provide that no ship owned or con.
trolled by railroad should be per
mittcd TO use the Panama canal IN
eoastwlao trade.
The Senate amended the legislative
appropriation bill to prohibit any ons
federal Judge from restraining an
order OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and providing tina, such
injunction must be- sanctioned by tho
chief justice and two other justices.
The House voted ia to i0i not e
accept the Senate amendment to the
metal tariff revision bill which would
repeal the Canadian reciprocity rider
and liz a universal duty u g. a ton
on print paper.
Representative Taylor from the
committee on public lands reported ia.
vorably TO the House the Senate bill
TO purmi, settlers under Irrigation
projects 10 obtain patent 20 their
homesteada In three years, the titla
being subject 70 the Hens Of tho
government for such water arHosH
pentu AZ s,lll may be due.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-06-21
West FACING Bio Strike.

Denyer.-The West is face to face
with the biggest railroad strike in its
history.
Between 100000 and 100000 men
have voted in favor OF a walkout
The orders were not issued on &c.
count Of negotiations between Julius
Kruttschnitt. director of maintenance
OF way OF the Hartman lines. and rep
resontatives Of the shopmen on that
system looking to a settlement Of the
strike which has ben on for more than
a year.
This development reveals the full
significance OF the negotiations to set.
Tie the Hartman lines strike.
The proposed strike OF between
100000 and 100000 shopmen on all
roads In the West is contingent on a
settlement OF the Hartman line trcu.
bles.
The shopmon on the Colorado q
Southern and the Denver & Rio
Grando are among those who voted TO
strike.
ne lAllult VI lENhlA'HN l1lN w
take steps TO bring about a settlement
OF the shopmen's troubles on the Har'
riman lines Is the direct cause OF the
crisis.
Recently an amalgamatlon OF the or.
CARNATIONS OF the maohinistn, boiler
makers, blacksmiths and all shopmen
was perfected AZ Kansas City.
The new organization was christ.
ened the Federation OF fedcrationa
and represents membership Of ap
proXimalcly 800. 900 In the various un
Ions affiliated with II.
The membership embraces the un'
Ions on practically every road west Of
Chicago and ST. Louis.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-06-21
FROM TELEeRAPHIc REPORTS
THAT COVER THE WEEKS
EVENTS.
OF MOST INTEREST
KEEPING THE READER POSTED
ON MOST IMPORTANT
CURRENT TOPICS.
w EST ERIN.

Ten persons were injured, one Sc
serely. when a tornado swept through
the village of Nelogony, Okla.
Solitary confinement for life will be
he punishment for Fred Howard,
ringleader in the recent California
penitentiary riot.
Governor Oddie of Nevada appoint
ed George Wingfield of Reno TO sue
coed the late George S. Nixon, as
United States senator.
The bill providing for general
election for all state and county Off
GERS November next has passed both
houses of the Arizona Legislature.
Gov. Hunt vetoed the bill permitting
twenty-round prize fights in Arizona.
In a message to the Legislature Gov.
Hunt declared the bill was a step
backward.
The first petition to invoke the mi.
tiative for the purpose of abolishins
capital punishment in California by
amending the state constitution has
been filed.
The mountains in the vicinity OF
Central City, Colo, are covered with
three inches of snow, and instead OF
the middle of June. the appearance OF
everything indicates the Christmas
season.
Mrs. Victoria Hebert OF San Fran.
cisco was shot four times and fatally
wounded by her husband, Aledos He
bert, when she attempted personally TO
serve a summons on him in her suit
for divorce.
Thirty thousand haversack rations
prepared by the army commissary in
Seattle were shipped TO Seward and
Kodiak, Alaska. on the steamship Ad.
miral Sampson, for relief Of sufferers
from the recent volcdnie eruption.
Wall-eyed pike are being introduced
into lakes in the state OF Washington
to exterminate the German carp. The
carp destroys millions OF game fish
eggs every year in these and othe.
Western lakes. 1t is promised that
the pike viii feed on the carp.
Planted in the fall OF 1910 and fan.
ing to come up last year, forty-acre
field of wheat on the George L. Gould.
ing ranch In Weld county, near the
town Of Keota, Colo. surprised Its
owner by coming up this spring. The
wheat promises yield OF twenty
bushels to the acre.
The Arizona Senate. by a vote of ten
to seven passed bill providing for
submitting to the vote OF the people a
plan for the abolishlng OF the upper
house OF the Arizona Legislature. II
the plan becomes effective there will
be only one state legislative body. com.
posed OF forty-five members.