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I - B m tsr .-UÛ4J BEST Ol— V o l. 1 Forest Grove, Washington County, Oregon, January 15, 11)04. K o . «{«> Conzelman, A . 8. Vaughn, judges-; well understood that the drug stores, J U K I LIST McCoy, J M Haney, J Q Jackson. A S Cravin, F. A . Old», Fertl Lan while be ng the most open Violators North Hillslioro—J C Beckon, Philip of the law, have not been the only ie r Jr., clerk ». (All farmers except where other-wise Baughman, R Beamish, K Collins, A transgressors, and the friends of law stated.) Holcomb, J B Hanley, T R Imbrie, G REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Elsenbauer, Louis Manning, C T Crow, and order need to bear in mind that Beaverdam—Wm. Graf, John Kiem, there is more work alone the same E. J. Moore, Fred Berger, Andrew Egi- P M Jackson, J Peters, A J Roy, J Sew E Olson to A Olson 115 a in Henry ell. Noland c l................................ $ 650 line yet to be done, if our town is to man, Nels Hanson, Jacob J. Lasli, Reedville— N Anderson. L D Haider- be purified and kept clean. The Ricliar 1 M. Kyle, engineer; J. Q. A. A Olson to E Olson 80 a in Isaac man, J J Jack, N Kernmer, J W C o p Yeung, Wm. Thoina». readiness with which almost every Smith cl.................................... 3000 land, DeWitt Merritt, -J H Ellerson, P class of our citizens have responded Beaverton—Robert Johnson, F M E Olson to A Oleon 80 a in Issac S Benne, X A Gassner, E A _YVolf, C Smith c l.................................... 1500 to the calls for financial support is Austin, August Rossi, Thos Hyland, CE Lystrap, Jas Rasmussen. Fred Goether to O M Nickle62 a in evidence that the work undertaken Hedge, merchant; E 1 J Thomas, W M South Hillsboro—C Bradly, J H Ora- in Wm McLinn c l.................... 3000 has thestrong moral support of the Sweeny, G W Stitt, II G Vincent, M. S bel, M E Hotchkiss, YV McQuillan, Chas Barnes. \V C Jackson to (ilencoe YV O YV community. Johnson, sawmill, Zina Wood jr, FroJ hall a tract in Chas M C Hay c l.. 250 Buxton— P II Buxton, merchant; Max Rood, A Sabin, brickmason, J E Young, T h o m a s M c C l e l l a n d , L A Ware to L S Porter pt of lot 1 Burgholzer, J R Bailey, David O’ Don J—Brown, Mays place, A P Luther, X II For the Committee. blk 43 F G ............................. . nell, Chas Burr, John Kinck, merchant. Gheon, gardener. F rest Grov , Oct. 26, 1899 J Clark to II II Clark pt blk U F G South Tualatin— II Huge..(J W-Brom. Cornelius—Dan Baker, John L Barn- J Gurk to M J Clark pt of blk 11 sawmiller G S Camp's-1, F W allace,» grover, John 0 Buchanan, Chas Bowlby, A Newspaper Prediction of Four Years 25 F Grove......... ............. ......... G N llale, Jos X Miller, John Witt, II A II Dunhai , Wm S huitncrich, Dan P go J PJoos to Geo B Zimmerman 16 Ruble, Michael Susbaer, John F Rice, Burkhalter, ' Rhese, . I Stewart, J 8 S00 a in sec 6 t 2 n r 2 w ................. Forest Gr ve has tried prohibition J D Reeves, John Cornelius, J W Marsh. Robinson, i l Wallen, 0 E iin ik F (• Geo Baker to D Morgiss lot 3 blk 7 Miller. and here it has failed. N o good Columbia—William Bagiev Sr., Ed Beaverton......... ....................... 7 South Forest Grove— F S Bai ce, jew whatever has resulted from It. For win P Cornelius, Jos YV Hags, John D C Newman to Geo T Newman 41 nine years liquor-selling ran riot Beach, Alex Gordon, Wm C Jackson, eler, J A AbiniU, iewelor, .1 Alexander, a in Donald McLeod c l.............. here. The dealer in Intoxicants was John Loftus, Clarence Mays, Wm A H B Chesmore, O L Doane, 8 G Hughes, JUDGES iM> CIJ'RKS OF ELECTION merchant, W F Hartrampf, C N John SOME FOREST GROVE H I»TO KV at the mercy of the minor or the Montgomery, Louis Powers, Wm D son, G Kirkwood, J B Prickett, Chas O B-averdsm— Robert Thompson, G- Roe, J L Randle, chant, F T Kan», H . Reeves, Christ Schindler; judges; Rep rt of Committee to Inv. stlg te banker, F Waters, insurance. THE OLDEST INHABITANT Illegal Liquor selling Nels Johnson, Fred Berger, James Washington—John Joos, Wm Batch- Peters >a,clerks; voting place, W ood elder, J Ritter, J W Connell,C Tunnack, Some months ago a few citizens, man’s Hall. O J Tomkins, J H Borland, J YV Goodin, feeling convinced that no amount of Beaverton— Alonzo Pike, W . O mechanic, H W Miller, Gottfried Yun- gan, 8 M Tunstale. Hocken, M. 8. Barrie», judges; Earl talk would put a stop to the illegal West Butte—A N Cutting, J Caldwell, Fisher, H .G . Vincent, W m . Hunter, sale of liquor in Forest Grove, quietly undertook the work o f securing the A N Davies. A V Denny, C Molstead, B clerks. I! Patton, Gle Olson, R Robinson, J im Buxton —C. A . PetPrson, Albert specific evidence necessary to convict i Hingley, merchant, A Johnson, A K law-breake.s in a court of justice. A Mead, A llie 8 ’»phens, Judges; J Fanno, .1 E Gustin. They were not long in finding out H. R uck, P h ilm ire Buxton, John West Cedar—Ji Adams, T Bradley, A | that it was one thing to have a gen- F. Johnson, clerks. S Craven, J Coughman, sawmill, A S D tiry — Joseph Sehulraerich, Mar I «rat knowledge that such irregu ar j Vaughn, Chas True, J A ( liapman, H tin Railing. John P . Ireland, ju tge»; 'raffle is going on and quite another O Hays, Fenl Laryer, Fred Olds, 11 J ihu B ieker J r , G o . MeGraw, | '«» get the phsitive and d. finite infor- Jureenson, fohn Pope. nation o f individual eases necessary J >hn \V. Vuadervalden, clerks. D illey—8. F. Vanm eter, W. R to conviction. The work progressed IV E L Ï JIBES AT G Li. MV 001» Stephen», F. H . Maury, judge»; however, until the self-constitu'ed Harold Hanson, 8. K . Hotfmap, YV. committee was possessed of an array Thu lean year ball given by the of particular evidence that would M. Goefhelmau, clerk. voung ludii*» ol Ulen wood wan a glor E*st GGdar— Velal Cimino, J. U make interesting reading if it were ious success The attendance was wise to give it to the public. O i the H.-nr,’ , 8am Galbreith, ju ig -; J. R terrific; Forest Grove, Buxton snti C Tnompsou, L. A. Spencer, Alonz > basis of this evidence complaints Tillamook were well represented, were prepared and warrants werp YV >rth, clerks. i’iie had was gorgeously decorated. Etat Butte— B. G. L °edy, E A. ready to be served, but just at this I He supper which coiiHisted chit tty . mm i Knotts, John Hnhman, judge-; E. J iuucture the bottom dropped o tt of of mush and milk was served hot M Goilman, G . A. Plieth, W. E Shaver this illegal business, and in the ex and appreciated by all. Everyon e pressive language of the street, “ the clerks. was w el1 pleased; the VMcPhersoi» Gales Creek--8, 8. Dallas, J. H. drugstores were closed as tight as a orchestra furnished music while the B -rry, Clias. Staley, judge»; J. 8. drum ” aDd their proprietors were Hour was manage«] by Tillamook. L iffe rty , James Churchill, Robert ready to enter into any agreement to J im . abide strictly by thelaw in the future L illy , clerks. Mr. Jacob Cox was a visitor in MountaiDdale— Thos. Murphy, J Under the circumstances many of the Mrs. Mary Wood, born In East Tennessee, May 20, 1787, is living in Glenood, Sunday. His w ih , w ho Thompson, 8berman Bacon, judges; nest citizens of the towu felt that it Hilleboro at the age of over 116 years, hale and hearty, an unimpeachable has been sick for some time, is able T. G Meacham. C. C. Nelson, Joseph would be a mistake to make the witness to the healthfulnees of Wa»hington county, to which she came in to be about. arrests and go on with the prosecu 1853, then an old woman. H er baby daughter, Mrs. Reynold», aged 79, E-tsner. clerks. YVm. D d tz was down froqp his Gaston— E. Best, H. H. Wahl, tion. The committee, yielding to and herself, reside with their daughter and granddaughter, Mrs Fred Olsen. poultry farm last week and reported Geo. E Mizoer, judges; James I. this strong sentiment, suspended everything doing well. Hoopes, Arthur Maltesen, Bert Best, for the present, but with the distinct Mr. Jeff. Goodwin has returned drunkard who demand--d liquor of Harm--», S A D Meek, S J Laffeity. understanding that cases already pre c l er k s . home from Port and on a visit. him. Toere is no u»e to deceive our Dilley—Joel A Bryan, Abner Brigt", pared would be pushed to the fullest N trth Forest Frove— W alter B»r- Mr. Edward Hughes was in from naid», M. E. D illey, H. T. Buxton, extent on the first evidence that the selve», prohibition developed the 'merchant; Geo R Buckingham, YY'n; worst and most dangerous firm s of Gotbelman, Peter Hanson, J \V Hughe», his stock farm this week and reports ju Ige-; It ibert Taylor, W m . Fletcher, ¡»w was being violated. Peter N Dethlefs, Charles \V O'Dell. : Daisy and other blooded milk stock E I ward Dixon, clerks. The proprieters of both drug stores intemperance. The seciet spree tern Dairy—Ira E Bradley, Louis Crep*. doing w e ll. North Hillsboro—Ch s». H anley, h id an interview with the committee pted many an one who would have Henry Carstens, N 8 Prickett, Chany i. Peter Boscow, R H Greer, judges; on Saturday last and gave most shunned the public drinking room. Mr. YVm. Dellz lost a very large, Granted that the drug stores are Benefield, A J Killen, Wm L Moore, j fine cat Sunday which was caught by C. Jack Jr., A . C- Shute, YV. J. YVall, positive pledges that they would (.(eck,,. toide by the law as set forth in the “ closed tight as a drum” and that merchant; John Vanderwai, insurance a panther in his front yard. agt.; Chris P Y'ates, Joseph Hartwiger, I Reedville— D. R Wheeler, E. A : eity ordinance touching the matter this self-constituted committee hold- Mr. Chas. M . Sid well has just Jeptha Garrigus. , ds club of prosecution over the drug W olf, J. Rismusseo, judge»; W . A of the sale ol intoxicating liquors finished his residence ou Knob H ill, East Butte—Eugene Alden, Wm F. ^ Jack, J. E Im lav, Sol Jack, clerks This includes the keeping op— rwpar gists’ beads, in a few months other» and expects this leap year to do the Churchill, Geo YV Caseaday. Oliver Gal- South Forest G rove— J. A . Abbott, ate registry book which shall be open will come in, good citizenship will breath, Emil Heluian, Thos Bryan, Ed j rest. YVe wish him success. J. H . Wlrtz. F. T. Kane, judgee; io inspection by BDy citizen at any .elapse into its customary torpor Mr. Mark Sidwell met with m ward J Goduian, John Plieth, Charles C. E Bradley, O. R. Downs, W alter time. They further agree to allow only to be aroused when conditions -Schamberg, John Tigard. slight accident last week while haul Sears, clerk». »a y member of the committee mak become ao much worse than It South Hillsboro— D. Corwin, Cbae. iug this report, or any ooe appointed licensed towns that the average citi Crocker, W . D Smith, judges; J. B. by it H visit their aloree, any time. zen longs for restricted liquor-selling rather than wide-open law-breaking. W .lkes, John H . Hum phreys, 8. T. day or night, and make a thorough WeatberreJ, derk . investigation of all that was going Then to prevent a saloon there will be a brief activity followed by nine Sooth Tualatin— W m . Schulmerich- oo. years m< re ot free beer and whiskey E. C. Mulloy, Frank Simpson, judges; The committee, on their part, The story of the dog in the manger J J. Krebs, Herman Collier, Lewie ivsuree the public that they will not is a familiar taie, hut does it not hear Eunee clerks. be slow to avail themselves of this some re-emblaoce to the temperanc- Washington— 9. M. Tunstall, U . privilege, and they believe that theli advocate who cannot stop drunken F aegy, Leonard Tompkins, judgee; experience during the past fev ness by his prohibition but is still J J. Kuratli, Clyde Lincoln, John months has given them some tacilitj unwiiling that you should curb it by Horland, clerks. m the matter of such investigation license? W est Butte— B. K . Denny. James The work so far has been attended McGowan, Oie Oleson, judges; Arthur Flint, Chris Hesse, Frank R -well derks. West Cedar— J. C. Smock, Mikt East Cedar..Geo Boland, John Clear, ing wood. H is bunchgrass, whiefe Joseph L Byron, E A Eddy, Louie M j had oot lieen harnessed for s o i m - Herron, John Cimino, Geo Galbreath, I time took fright at Mr. Geo. Leera R F Potts, merchant; C L Shaver. au .mobile and up turned the wagon_ Gales Creek— W I riiton, H Baker, t The teemster will soon recover a » Bernard, 8 Dallas, YV E Heart, F Clap- ■o serious damage was done. ahaw, J lleisler, J McClaran, Brice Wilson. Twenty-year case genuine E lgin Gaston—F. J Ward, W K Newell, G >r Waltham movement tl2. Y our C Mizner, Tom Sain, 6 C Wahl, J D money back if our goods are not ae Hibli*, merchant, A M Porter, merchant, F Lahaie, H B Madison, Arthur Knox. we represent them . Abbott A Hon, Mountain—J Q Johnson, J J Meach am, T Fowls, S Hollenbeck. with considerable expense and othei North Forest Grove— H Bernards, H Send your children for groceries to T Buxton, A Anderson, A Baldwin, reel expenses must still he incurred t< preserve snd perfect wbst has ai- the Up »to Date Grocery, they will estate, E J Honshu, F A Bennett, M E Dilley, O M Galloway, N Moucr, J A 1 ready been accomplished. It is quite be treated fairly. > Forest Grove. Ladies— Nobby tailor-made suite made at Mr*. Maxon's for 13 75 and up. Silk waists 11.75. Wool waists II.CO. Perfect fit guaranteed. Mrs. Maxon. Pacific Ave. Forest G rove.