Aberdeen herald., November 02, 1899, Image 8

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101NGS AT THE COURT HOUSE.
_iußlne«« rmn»acte.l »>.v
Court nnd List of Instruments » lied
With OHtclnU.
Hupr.lor Court.
me following 18 the reront of tr^J;
in the superior court lor the 1
Si* Got. 28.159».
Willard F Main vs Chas Vepsev. Pub
,w;i„n of dt position directed and cause
v ast lor 11 *al Nov 20.
•Chas Werner et al vs John llali. Dis
rurisst'd.
8 Addle Sanfor.l \s S J Gaddis et al.
Order < f Vfi ult siiitien.
Edward Brown vs Frederick K Stroeder
st al. Sheriff's > ale confirmed.
C R ILne vs J W Fmquar et al. Judg
ment and decree of foreclosure signed.
In let fti.te < f Jos E Keith, deceased.
j;il:e Keith app' inted administratrix and
jfuaid an ' f min r children.
Upon petition of a number of attorneys
;ilie jury term oi court was postponed
.ftoni Ni.v 0 t<-> Nov
In ra estate of l.ncena C \oiing, di
seased. l). c 1 appointed for hearing pe
tition lo h 11 real estate.
In re estate of Edwin M Stephens, de
ceased. Letti rs of administration issued
■ o I lot iio C Callahan.
W F Main vs (ioo Chieni. Set for
<rial N v 20.
State, ex re I W II Abel vs L 1. Maley
a l . ah Dismissed.
vir.ivs Harbor Co vs Cliehalis Co et al.
Judgment in favor of defendant signed.
Sila« N Bunn vs NP Ry Co. Set for
■•trial Nov 23.
Ed Pro mm et al vs Grays Harbor Co.
Plaintiff's motion to stiiko from answer
denied.
Tlios McNally vs same. Same order.
Michalitsuhke Bros vs W .1 I rosbie.
Defendant's demurrer sustained.
v'ity of Ho'ptiam vs I A Sells, auditor.
Continued to Out 30
C W Wappenstein vs Aberdeen Bank.
Receivers ordered to mortgage eert.vii
. .auds.
Grays Harbor Co vs Ed Drumni et al.
Statement of facts continued to Get 31.
Same vs Thos McNally. Same order.
Jji re estate of A F Petzold, deceased.
Clearing of linal report set for Nov 25.
Robt Lowry vs Henry Keep. Defend
ant's demurrer ovei ruled.
J C Watson vs G B Richmond et al.
Judgment for plaintiff signed.
Chas Mclntyre vs John Soule. Plain
} ifTs motion to strike from answer denied.
East lloquiam Boom Co vs Grays liar-
Ivor Commercial Co. Defendant's de
murrer to complaint overruled.
John T Blight vs Elizabe h Blight. De
fendant's motion for suit money sus-
Sained.
NEW CASES.
John C Watson vs G B Richmond et
■ *J. Debt on promissory note.
City of Hoquiam vs J A Sells, auditor.
-Mandamus.
Iteal Eatnte Trnnftleia.
■For the week ending Oct. 28, compiled frcm
'Jit records for the exclusive use of the Alier-
Jt>cr. Hkkai.ii, ami Pirated regularly by the
•Sfwttesituo Vidette:
"U S to John G Murphy, ne,'4 sec 9-19-
" ! J2—Pat.
A L iitid H L Austin to B F Templeton,
of of w* # ' of and nj.j of n* a
'.of B>a of v}a of n} a oi se'.t sec lU—lo—l1 —
UOOO.
Saml lienn to J 15 Yoss, lot 9, blk 58,
?y & B add Aberdeen—s9o.
Lee Braden to W M Lindsey, e' a of sw
sec 21, and of nw.'i,' sec 28-21-9—
*1500.
1 T S to Lee Braden, s'J of sec 21,
x-.nd w'j of li w se-; 28-21-9—rat.
J&s Stewart to Elizabeth McGregor, lot
blk 10, Ifighhnl Home add Aberdeen
—$100.
II R Layiwt to Jas Stewart, e,'.j of lie
a, and e!.j of so 1 4 sec 2S-18-9—sl.
JJ P lly Co to Jas Stewart, n'.j of sw,i£
n-rid se 1 ,,' cf sw.'i sec 27-18-9—♦2500.
•U S to Berdines Ilaagensen, iic l see
30-15-7—Pat.
A K Hlscock to F K Hiscock, lot :>,blk
275; lots 1 and 2. blk 181; and lots 1 and
J, blk 180, Hoquiuni—sl,
.Same to same, lots 13 14 15 10 45 40 47
4.8 T7 78 and 79, blk 1; lots 15 and 10, blk
' iots 13 and 14, blk 4; lots 22 23 24 25
sjid 20, blk 15; lots 11 12 17 and 18, blk
5.; lots 7 and 8, blk 7; lots 13 and 14, blk
'V; and lot 21, blk 9, Tacoma add Aber
. teen—.fl.
Jerome Wakefield to M E Jolley, lots
r" j and 6, blk 25, Elma—s7s.
31 E Jolley to John Chalmers, lots 5
and is, I''!; .'5, F.ltna —' '15.
Marc Sherwood to H A llayes, q c and
:4 in lots I 2 3 4 28 29 30 and 31, blk 13,
France's add Aberdeen—sl.
John Damitio to A J Gustafson, lot 27,
4>lk 24, Bonn's orig plat Aberdeen—sl2s.
" Sar*' Benn to A P Lindstrom, lots 1
?ud 2, blk 77, W & B add Aberdeen—
' »
J G Lewis to John M Luptou, lot o,blk
'. TO,. W & B add Aberdeen —$550.
Jas H Parker, trustee, to A McKeown,
vs*y title se 50 of inv 85 ft lots 7 and 8,
,aikl9, Hoquiani—sl-50.
Arthur McKeown to E E Ogden, same
ryroperty—s2oo.
I Jas O Totten to Chaa F Gilbert, lot 10,
I blk 43, Hoquiam —$*>00.
i Sarah Walte to 11 G Kerterron, *?„ of
sw< 4 ' ami w'i of se'4 sec 2-19-7-*!.
Alice Chalmers to Nancy V Wade,piece
of land adjoining Hay's add Montesano
Wni M Hoover to Chas \evse), ne 4
of se'i sec 17-115125.
Sami Benn to John O'Hara, lot 2, blk
2, Bay View add Aberdeen—s2oo. j
| Eugenia March to Trustees >1E Church
I (J { Elma, lot 8, blk 24, Elma-SBO.
j Elias Glenn to John F Lord, 1 acre 111
so ' 4 of se l 4 sec 11-17-8—5250.
H A Hayes to Rudolph Peterson, lot 0,
blk 43, W & B add Aberdeen—s2oo.
Harriet E Hin ton to II B Hinton, lots
7 and 8, blk 22, West po it—s2oo.
USto F Winnechi, ee sec 28-IG-0—
l'at.
J A Mitchell to Merchants Natl Bank
of l*i rtland, e, l .j sec 31, and w'a sec .>2-
1!)-11— $0000.
Lydia Milroy to J A Enyen, 20 acres
off w side of lot 2 sec 3-11 -8 $1200.
Mlscellnneou*.
Mary J Byles to 11 G Hill, mtgon lots
1 2 and 3, blk 1, Young's add Elma.
Win Thompson to Lee Braden, sat of
nitg.
Henry llalliday to W T Holiday, chat
mtj- on sewing machines and blacksmith
tools —$500.
S II Beekwith to K A Nixon, mtg on e
i.j of no.'4 and ne'i of sc.'4 sec 4-17-0.
J A Perkins to The Public, declaration
of homestead 011 lots 11 12 13 and 14,
Academy add Montesano.
Sheriff to Wm 1) Hale, certf of sale of
lots 11 12 13 and 14, blk 4, Academy add
Montesano.
E E Ogden to John Biberger, mtg lot
10 and nwly 25 ft lots 7 and 8, blk 19,
1 loquiain —$500.
John Biberger to M Sehwit/.er, sat of
mtg lots 13 and 14, blk 20, Karr's River
aid lloqiiiam—s3oo.
C W Hodgdon, trustee, to Town of llo
ijuiani, se 50 of 11 w'4 75 ft lots 7 and 8,
blk 19, Hoquiam—sl.so.
II G Kesterson to E 11 Story, mtg lots
1 and 2, sU of ne' 4 ' sec 0-19-0, and e)-g
of sw>4 and w'.j of se' 4 sec 2-19-7—5900.
U S to G H Liader, li R lot 4 sec I,lots
1 and 2 and Ge' 4 of se' 4 sec 2-20-12—$0.
Abel Goss, B P Brisco and W Goss tc
11 G Kesterson, chat mtg on logging en
gine and outfit —$400.
Micheal Woods to Montesano State
Bank,, chat mtg on saw logs—slsoo.
I, W Bartell to Thos Eraser et al, lease
of lot 8, blk 50, lloquiam
Creech Bros to Lidgerwood Mfg Co,
chat mtg 011 hoisting engine—sss2.so.
COM."MISSION Kit 8 PROCEEDINGS.
[Continued from lust week.l
The bond of J A Acteson, commissioner
of the third district, was fixed at $10,000.
The plat of Bay View addition to Aber
deen was approved.
Petition asking that part of road dist 6
be set back into dist 29 was continued
until January term, as was the petition
of C E Burrows & Co for permission to
build a dock at Montesano.
Report of viewers of Jos Muller and
Geo Smith road was set for hearing on
Nov 9.
Chris Olson applied to have the ne\4
sec 1-10-8 stricken from the assessment
rolls, the eamo having been government
land.
Application ol" Patrick Carrol to have
lots 5 and 7 sec 7-17-8 stricken from the
tax rolls of 189S was granted.
Application of A D Devonshire and Ed
Campbell to have taxes stricken from the
rolls was referred to the attorney.
The treasurer was ordered to strike
taxes on improvements on the nw!£ of
nw!| sec 17-20-10.
The following bonds were approved: J
\V Hall, Mourant & Brisco, Parish &
Chalmers, F A Katon, and Thos A Mc-
Dowell.
A request for aid to send a sou of Lizzie
Wade to school was filed.
The board canvassed the returns from
road district elections with the following
results.
Dist. Supv. Spec tax. Levy.
1 B E Williams $443 91 7 5 mills
2 P T Eshom 152 1 4
3 no election
4 C Tarleton 49 14 17
.5 no election
0 A W Fry 937 09 5 7
7 Geo Glanders 339 83 3 9
8 John Keal 390 3 5
9 W J Cogdell 480 12 3 5
10 J W Smith 730 33 5 8
11 DC Simons 403 7 8
12 Chris Olson 073 44 6 8
13 W C Pascoe 297 3
14 Peter Oberg 149 23 2 8
15 Olt Smith 810 10
10 C L Wenzell 740 70 4 2
17 H Loertscher 384 50 4 2
18 no election
19 H Tomquist 300 21 5 7
20 no election
21 T J Watkins 780 7 4
£2 B Griswold 542 01 4
23 r.o election
24 no election
25 no election
20 John Landers 134 7 4
27 John A Olsen 203 53 3 7
29 S L Hays 321 25 5 8
30 Carl Lund 459 33 8 0
31 JII Stevens 114 33 5 4
32 Fred Katon 072 0 8
33 A Amundson 26 10 10
34 Jas Rowley 10 ° 4 ®
35 MaxGradl 300 8° 3 1
36 JII Wagner 548
37 J B Shinabarger 300 i"
38 JD Bennett Jr 484 &-
39 L G Meyer 546
40 no electii n . „
41 J M Valentine 233 75 5 6
42 no election
43 no election
44 Fred Tornow 181 71 < o
15 B F Kesteson 322 82 7 5
The election was ratified, and super
visors' bonds fixed as follows: $200 bonds,
districts 3, 13, 14,18, 19, 20, 21 27.
38, 41, 42, 43 and 44; *250. districts 1, 2,
4, 5, 7, 11, 16, 17, 22, 23, 29, 30, 31, ot>
and 45; *300, districts 0, 9,10,12,15, 24,
32, 33 and 39; *350, district 8; *400, dis
tricts 25 and 35; *500, dist-icts 26 and 34.
The tax levy for 1899 was made as fol
lows : Current expense fund, 5)4 mills;
' ro..d and bridge fund, 3 mills; county
1 indebtedness fu-id, }.j mill.
The following special school taxis were
ordered extended on the rolls:
No. 1, 5 mills; No. 2, 3 mills; No. 4,
5 mills; No. 5, 3 mills for bonds; No. 5,
5 mills for school purposes; No. 7, 2
mills; No. 8, 3 mills; No. 12,5 mills; No.
14, 4 mi.ls; No. 15, l'i mills; No. 10, 3
mills; No. 17, lfa mills; No. 18, 4 mills;
No. 19,5 mills; No. 22, I}., mills; No.
23, 3 mills; No. 25, 10 mills; No. 20, 4
mills; No. 28, 5 mills; No. 28, 2 mills for
interest on bonds; No. 29, 10 mills; No.
30, 5 mills; No. 31, 5 mills; No. 32, 5
mills; No. 39, 5 mills; No. 41, 5 mills;
No. 42, 3 mills; No. 44, 5 mills, No. 48,
5 mills; No. 45, 5 mills; No. 51,2). mills;
No. 52, 5 mills; No. 53, 10 mills; No. 54,
5 mills; No. 56, 5 mills; No. 57, 5 mills;
No. 60, 5 mills; No. 63, 5 mills.
Koad districts Nos. 3, 5, 13, 23, 25, 4-
and 43 having failed to vote a tax, 5 mills
was levied against each district.
No levy was deemed necessary for the
veteran relief fund.
Nov. 9 was set for hearing report of
viewers of the Aberdeen-Montesanoroad.
Lot 7, blk 32, W. & B.'s Aberdeen,
was stricken from tax roll of 189- as
church property.
Application of M. E. church to strike
property from rolls of 1895-6 was rejected.
Lots 3 and 4, blk 25, France's addition
to Aberdeen, was stricken from rolls ol
1891-2 as school property.
Lots 5 and 6, blk 3, W. & B.'s addition
to Aberdeen, was taken from the rolls of
1894, and northerly 80 feet of lot 2, blk
10, W. & B. add. to Aberdeen, from rolls
of 1896.
The auditor was instructed to advertise
for bids for a biidge across the Chehalis
river at or near Block House ferry.
Communication from W O Chapman
read and laid on the table.
Certificate of change in school diets 26
and 59 laid over until further investiga
tion.
Petition of Owen Gaffney et al asking
for a change in road dists 6 and i.9 laid
over to January term.
Communication from Hale & Kern rel
ative to assessment read and ordered
filed.
Matt Mattzen tas matter laid over for
investigation.
Communication from Fred Wilson,stat
ing that he would build a bridge across
Johnson Cannon for *210, read and filed.
The county printing was awarded to
the Montesano Vidette for the sum of *1
for one year.
A survey was ordered of the McKinley
Wilson road, and Co Surveyor Hunt, Al
bert Picco and James Bailey appointed
viewers.
Supervisor J H Taylor was instructed
to keep his road clear of slides.
Bills on the road and bridge fund were
allowed as follows:
W H Amidon, bal on appropria
tion dist 41 * 75
OJGoodell, axman Montesano-
Aberdeen road 2 00
C W Quimby, viewer & chainman 21 00
H S Shorey, same 39 00
G H Coml Co, lumber 10 23
J W Hall, part pay, Wynooche
jetty repair 500 00
H S Shorey, assisting surveyor .. 11 90
E G Hunt, sal and exp surveyor. 133 55
A H Kennedy, viewer Shultze r'd 200
F M Wilson, same 2 00
E L Minard & Co, lumber & rope. 725
Parrish & Chalmers, contract Sat
sop jetty .1383 90
N Herriman, examining roads... 53 20
J P Carson, same 49 10
The following on the institute fund al
lowed :
Lena G Eastman, assisting at
teacher's institute 5 25
The following on the veteran soldier's
relief fund:
J W Toklas, relief Levi Sargent.. 25 00
E P French, services to Nathan
Thompson 45 00
T M Bryan, relief Mrs Griswo'.d. 575
The following bills were allowed on the
current expense fund:
R. S. Talbott, keep Sarah Blaks
lee, Aujt. and Sept * 21 80
Vidette, supl's ordr'd by Co. Supt 800
H. R. Carter, supl's to Co. Supt.. 1 00
Geo. Nelson, plaster'g court ro'iu. 39 50
Sam Tremain, " " " 44 62
Montesano Mill&Wat'r Co., wat'r
rent for Aug. and Sept 9 00
W. H. Pearson, constable's fee,
State vs. Dunn 3 90
B. F. Huff, boarding prisoners... 127 50
Fred Thompson, serv spl dep slirf 200
L. B. Bignold, sal. dep. pros, atty
and expenses 36 40
J. P. Winters, livery hire 14 00
Wm. Hoover, asst slirf, case 11am 260
Joe Watkins, " •< •< •< 050
H. B. Many, m'ctae for jail 1 '®
Powell AKoßß.si.prs to pauper.. 26 40
j. S. Walston, inetl. attend. • '
W. K. Crist, board, lodging- ..... »J 00
E. 11. Story, mdse, rep'rs to bklg •> '
Geo. P. Barnard Co., rccords
for county otheers
The Irwin-Hoi'son Co., sundries
for county officers ■••••••••••• „
Story Drug Co.. br'shs for janitor S<o
Geo. D. Jturnarjl & Co., doc. Hies
for county offices I m
F. C. Porter, rndae to pauper... 1 «
Independent, blnks for Co. offic s Id 8o
David Homer, assisi'g Tremain. 1 f))
W. H. Pearson, constable fee,
State vs. Hanson 0
Wm. Wise, boarding paupers.... 32 50
E. C. Niles, box carbon paper.... 300
Montesano Hdw Co., supplies... 82 65
N. L). McKillip, exp'e, mileage... 30 4o
Western Washington hospital for
insane, acc't Miner
| W. A. Freeburgor, supplies 13 40
'B. F. Huff, exp. for Aug. & Sept. 59 15
I C. L. Wenzell, board and atend'e
on J
|S. A. Iloag, srve, St'e vs. Downing 200
IT. C. Soule, serving subpiunas,
j State vp. Downing »
! Wm. Geissler, freight & express. 850
!An lie K. Smith, keep Co. poor.. 11- 48
i Aberdeen Herald, print'g for Co. 113 00
i Dr. O. G. Chase, medica services,
' Mrs. liloye 10 00
! Leslie 1$ Ka'.er, reporting cases
against Chelialis county 1 ■'
11. Owens, painting court liou.se. . ">l6 2 >
J. A. Graham, serv depty sherf. • 715
J. N. Wilder, lumber and tin, re
j pairing court house 18 08
! John Linlieck, repair chimneys.. 800
j B. SJeebiij th, sundries for court
! house, oil, etc 500
Mrs. N. K. Pivilbiss, stamps for
McKillip 20 00
W. If. France, cash adved pauper 57 00
Hugh Fleming, transp of prisoner 305
E. If. Storv, saly depty sheriff... 0 00
D. G. Horner, wrk in court room. 1 40
McKinney & Axfoid, cutting wood
for court house 45 00
White Stamp & Seal Co., sorts for
Wilson 2 20
A. F. McKinney, sawing wood for
county attorney 6 00
J. M. Valentine, wood for Co atty 33 00
B. G. Cheney, postage 10 00
F. E. Jones, sundr's for assessor's
office 12 10
W. B. Paine & Co., supplies to as
sessor's office. 10 00
E. If. Story, casket & box, paupr 22 00
M. Bob Stapp, M. D., attend " 35 00
C. N. Wilson, postage 20 00
Pioneer Bindery, supplies 19 15
Metropolitan Print'g & Bind'g Co.
supplies .. 3 25
G. H. Wartman, luinbr, courthose 135
J. M. Quimby, box lime 20
W. H. Abel, exp. as Co. Att'y... 28 90
J. A. Sells, postg auditor's office. 25 00
J. P. Carson, telephone bill for
Aug. and Sept 7 03
N. Herriman, attdg com.'s court. 60 00
J. P. Carson, attnd'g coui.'s court
and county business 79 00
The board audited the reports of road
supervisors and allowed bills on the dif
ferent districts as follows:
Dist. Amt. Dist. Amt.
1 * 146 84 2 * 120 50
4 69 00 5 171 29
6 859 00 8 186 00
9 128 25 10 510 55
II 160 00 12 455 50
13 69 25 14 27 50
15 804 15 16 98 50
17 233 62 19 45 60
21 330 13 22 369 32
23 234 09 24 248 90
25 985 33 26 1016 35
27 227 85 29 395 00
30 112 40 31 189 45
32 300 75 33 1108 34
34 179 47 35 504 85
36 597 35 37 98 90
38 341 50 39 895 28
41 51 20 42 277 37
43 79 15 44 25 50
45 214 00
The board agreed to accept $1055,20 in
full of taxes involved in suit of Ninemire
& Morgan.
The tax on 1,800,000 feet of log*, to
Chas Neeson, for 1887 was ordered strick
en from the rolls the same having been
doubly assessed.
The following amounts were ordered
transferred from the road and bridge
fund: To dist No 30, the sum of $ 100;
No 36, |50; No 38, *332; No 37, *50; No
42, *100.
Board adjourned to meet at 1 p. m.
Nov. 9th, 1899.
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excrutiating agony. A grain of pepper in
place of the grain of eand intensifies the
orment. The pain is not confined to the
rgans affected. The whole body feels
the shock of that little irritating particle
It is so when there is any derangement
or disorder of the delicate womanly or
sans. The disorder may seem trivial but
the whole body feels it. The nervous
system is disordered. There are fretful*
ness, irritability, sullenness and depres
sion of spirits. The general health of
woman depends on the local health of
the organs peculiarly feminine. Remove
the drains, ulcerations, bearing down
pains, and other attlictions of woman,
and the whole body feels the benefit. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a specific
for the diseases that undermine the
strength of women. It is free from
opium, cocaine and other narcotics, poi
sons which enter into many other prepar
ations for woman's use. It makos weak
women strong and sick women well.
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Aberdeen you can afford to buy adver
tising space iu the Herald.
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Hayes & Hayes.
BANKERS,
ABERDEEN. WASH.
Tranßact a general banking business.
Foreign and domestic uxihange oofpl
and sold.
Taxes paid for non-resi^otuH.
Always ready to discount
good local mill paper.
OFFICE HOUHH:—Open at 9 o'clock: close nt :
p 111. Saturdays close at 2p. tn., opening ou
hour in the eveuiuK, from 7 to *
R. W. Bkyan,
DEALER IN
BICYCLES
SUNDRIES
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
General repairing
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HE HON 81. - ABERDEEN, Wn.
Eagle Cigar Store
1,. N. Birke jr. I'rop.
Finest Brands Cigars and Toliaccos
Smokers Goods.
ELEGANT CLUR ROOMS
Employment Agency.
Agent for Seattle Times.
South side Heron St. near F St.
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Fool aud Billiard Parlors. Pleasant
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