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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1906)
$ W ashington vol . _ \ V v: FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON III ... ; : ~ : 09797938 ; BEAVER CASE ON TRIAL Orders from Postal Department Fin- the Depot South Forest Grove Too field Advertiser, in the meantime suit Over Forest Grove has enjoyed good health Place ! and has an electric line in course of construction up town. Moral: Locate ! ! in Forest Grove. I j PACIFIC LOSES Long- Dllley Whitman Aggregation too Much for Local Contenders Some Other Name Will Have to be Suggested Possession ot Hides Takes Before Justice Stevens at Dllley Judge Takes Case C ounty N ews CO., ORE., THURSDAY, Eugene has the typhoid fever, Hillsboro has a regular old-fashioned se\ en-year itch, while Marshfield has been visited with the measles.— Marsh- map ally Establishes Post Office at :)2 H Under MARCH 1, election and it will be interesting to watch their efforts. The Labor move ment is an important one and the success or failure of such a move will CORNELIUS BANK SOLD have a decided effect on future labor HlllSbOrO Capitalists Invest conditions in Oregon’ s metropolis, j Hus— J. A. Thornburg Big strikes have followed labor suc cesses everywhere and big strikes have Be Cashier so far not been felt by our community or neighboring communities. CAR SHORTAGE TO BE RELIEVED Advisement— Important Game Laws Involved NO. 4 1906. Will T. H. Adams President of Savings and New Cars for Oregon Lines Now on the Way to the Coast In Come- Trust Company of ' the Southern Pacific yards to the bu ness portion of the city. The alle behind the business section o Main St. will be cleared throug the block so that the business men that street will be able to receive the' 1 freight directly from the cars into the’ warehouses immediately behind the’ places of business. As soon as th j teamsters can place the ties on th street, work will begin again and th laying of rails and setting of poles wi follow. Vancouver The debate held in Marsh Hall, last COUNTY COURT NEWS Friday evening, proved to be both a settle r New freight cars for the Harriman very interesting and an instructive REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. TO? J After considerable indecision on the j dissertation on the merits of r a ile d A case known as the “ beaver case" road in Oregon are reported to be t . H . Adams of this city, who o»a part of the authorities at Washington, I rate legislation. Although the local and which has caused no little commo- coming West, and are expected to a short time ago founded the Cornelius Anna H Bailey to the Knight Packing Co part of lot 40 tod! orders have come to Postmaster Bump collegians went dow„ t0 ^ f e a t it was tion in local circles' came 10 trial. at reach Portland during March. Their State Bank, and has been conducting Cornelius Environs................ $ 45C progress westward is regulated largely ¡t since) has ^ his interests, to a which finally establish Carnation now ! not an inglorious one. The Whitman Dilley kst Tuesday befofe Justice A J Ford to P M Jackson lots 6 and for all time. Orders were first representatives were worthy opponents Stevens. Sometime ago the state by the securing of loads for the rolling p-oup of Hillsboro capitalists. The 7 and 8 blk 7 Hillsboro and other lands.............................. 1235 received that the office would be dis and demonstrated clearly their superior game authorities brought action against stock, as it is unprofitable to haul cars deal was made just recently and those continued after October 31, 1905, the . knowiedge of ^ question in handling J. C. Wilson in Justice Wirtz’ s court across the continent empty. They are i principally involved in the transaction Adolph Fuegy et ux to Frank Pezoldt 12 acres sec 1 t 1 n are: Hon. S. B. Huston, A. S. Sholes. date was then made December 15, | re|,utul points. The " sons of Marcus” and a sraa11 fine was lmP°sed uP°n the being brought as fast as possible. r 2 w ......................................... 700 defendant for killing beaver. Wilson j The Harriman road j laced orders and the Schulmerich Bros., all of Hills “■ and again December 30, but when have twice ‘ shown” P. U. in two j Mrs. Ella Huston et al to Mrs had attempted to dispose of the beaver for 5400 new freight cars for delivery boro. The stock will be controlled by tot, these dates arrived the time was ex clean victories, well earned. A M Wells 80-100 of an acre skins by shipping them east and th e ; during 1906, and a large percentage the same men who are interested in tended to February 28, 1906— but in Humphrey’ s addition The work of Pacific’ s men was good Hillsboro................................... 225 after all this confusion all former orders though Rasmusen may not have been principal evidence brought against him I of this number will come to the Oregon the Hillsboro Commercial Bank but Wm S Willard to E S Cole 9.51 in the former trial was a package of roads. The consignment is divided «to have been officially rescinded and Car for the present at least, J. A. Thorn up to the standard established by him acres sec 3 t 3 s r l w ......... 450 beaver skins taken from the express I into box, gondola and stock cars, and burg of Forest Grove, will be cashier. nation will live. Wm Scott et ux to M F McMil- in the preliminaries. One particularly T . H . Adams goes from Cornelius to len 8 acres in sec 32 t 2 s 1 250 pjyf An attempt was made to change the admirable feature of the debate was the office addressed to some relative in an will go far- it is believed, toward reliev- name of the place from Carnation to way in which the decision was re eastern state. These skins were re- ¡nf> the car shortage which annually accept a position as president of a Sav U D Shafer to William Edward Welch et al n J of n c i sec tained by the court but were claimed | embarrasses shippers in the Northwest, ings and Trust company in Vancouver j j South Forest Grove but South Forest ceived— hardly a dissenting voice 24 2 n 2 w ............ .............. 3000 by the defendant, who has brought j It is not expected, however, that any which was recently incorporated with a Grove did not suit the postal authori could be heard from anyone who at F W Cady et ux to Herman ties. That name was thought too long tended the debate. Whitman won her suit against Justice Wirtz for the pos ; railway can do away with a shortage of capital of $50,000. Boehme 20 acres in sec 28 1 session of the hides. This case came cars during the rush seasons, for the Mr. Adam’ s success in business has s l w ......................................... 500 life and if the name is to be changed a victory. to trial last Tuesday at Dilley, as was Pennsylvania and New York Central been notable and this new position, it Henry H Hall et ux to Geo I r less lengthy appellation will have to be Darety 30 acres in Eli Davis above stated, and Justice Stevens has lines, believed by many to be the best is thought here, will be very ably filled 1 substituted. The final settlement of Board of Trade Meeting d i e ......................................... 260 t tif ' railroads in the world, have difficulty by him. taken the case under advisement. this matter will be received with C P Berry et ux to Ealy Buell There will be a meeting of the mem Judge Hollis, the counsel for the in securing all the rolling stock needed gratification by those who patronize the et ux 10 acres sec 17 1 n 2 suburban office. It has been a great bers of the Board of Trade on Friday | plaintiff, took the ground that no law during the Fall shipping season.— GEARIN IS REGISTERED w ................................................ 900 :i convenience to the many people of evening, March 2nd, at 8 .o’ clock in prevents the selling of hides, only the Oregonian. Herman Metzentine to Wright 0 • that vicinity and especially to the Con- the Council Chambers for the purpose B Reynolds tract in sec 33 1 killing of beavers, and that Wilson is j This is Done by Appointing Secretary Jdensed Milk Company, the mailing of electing a board of directors for the s 1 w ...................................... 75 SENATOR HAINES TALKS entitled to the pelts. E. B. Tongue j Pr“ business of which is not inconsiderable Deputy County Clerk Geo. Laemerman et ux to was the attorney for the state and ably 1 : and which formerly compelled them to ensulng year; ™ 1S 'j “ Ernest Hunger et al 80 acres The registration of United States - make the trip of a mile to the up- meeting and it is hoped there will be a presented his argument, based on cer Addresses Local Y. M. C. A. on sec 19 2 n 4 w ........................ 450 Senator John M. Gearin as an elector -.own office several times a day. large attendance. Chas H Stanbridge et ux to tain statements made in the previous “ Business.’' psid I — ...... County of ---------- Multnomah County was received Charles E Dixon 137.20 acres trial by the plaintiff, which the attorney 906 . Senator E. W. Haines delivered an | from Washington, D. C , Monday, by in secs 29 and 31 1 s 4 w . . 1200 claimed had committed him. The j exceedingly interesting talk before the County Clerk Fields. T o be a candi Abbie Bougher to Samuel W trial consumed the entire day. Quite Mcllvaine lots 1 and 2 Ham ' Y. M. C. A. last Tuesday evening, date for re-election it is required that a throng of Dilleyites and others from ilton add Beaverton.............. 500 ! upon the practical side of the business Senator Gearin be registered as a mem that end of the county followed the W M Moore to Susana C Moore j life. H e stated that the young man ber of the Democratic party. T o ob- lots 1 and 1 2 ......................... 500 proceedings to the end with great who was looking forward to a business j viate the necessity of a trip by Mr. Florence M Bremmer to Neils interest and the decision of the justice career not only should but must begin j Gearin from Washington to Portland to Anderson et al 10.60 acres in will be awaited with concern by all in at the bottom if he is to be assured of register, County Clerk Fields appointed Spencers’ Hom estead................ 1600 the county as well as the game author Joseph Mayer et ux to Emily any success, no matter what the line of John E. Lathrop, private secretary of ities all over the state. c _ . ^ , C Riggle et al 18 acres in business is that he chooses. The Senator Gearin, as Deputy Clerk. Sec 4 2 n 4 w .......................... 800 college man has only those advantages This was possible because Mr. Lathrop R ebecca Tongue et al to F lo r Reduced Rates over his other less fortunate associates while he is in Washington with M i. entine M Hancock part of During the Summer Season of 1906 as far as his better education goes and Gearin, is still a resident of Portland. block 17 Cornelius................. 1000 reduced round trip excursion rates will sometimes his best years are wasted Mr. Lathrop registered Senator Gearin, H Sm!th t0 J- Hanson ... _ „ . ’ 20 acres in sec 22 t 1 s 4 w 100 be in effect from the Blast to all North before he has had the training that his and his report to County Clerk Fields L E L a ^ t0 Carl R Seiffert Pacific Coast Points, such as Portland, brother has had for business purposes states that the residence of Senator 38.40 acres in sec 18 2 s 2 w 800 Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver, and which is essential to success in Gearin is room 616, Portland Hotel, J L Ingle to W mS Willard 9.51 etc.; also to Spokane and San Francisco, business. 350 and Precinct 16. acres in sec 3 t 3 s 1 w ------ It wife --------------------- —__ P H Marlay to Eastern Invest- Los Angeles and San Diego. Another important part of the ad Tendered a Reception m'ent Co 160 acres sec 20 1 Rates from Chicago via direct lines dress dealt with our monopolies and n 5 w and other lands......... to the North Pacific Coast and Califor economic conditions concerning which The judges and debaters were Helen Swan et al to J L Wash- nia will be $75 and from Missouri Mr. Haines seemed to have no terrible tendered a reception last Friday even- 1 bum part of sec 9 t 2 nr 5 w River points, namely: Council Bluffs, fears. Although the Standard Oil ing by the literary societies of the Theodore Van Dyke et ux to Henry Vandyke 60 acres in Omaha, Atchison, St. Joseph, Kansas Company may indulge in evil practices college. Both E. L. Smith and Gov. Orus Brown d i e ................... 5000 City, also St. Paul and Minneapolis, he thinks that such big concerns are Chamberlain were called upon for rates will be $60. Rates to Spokane demanded by the conditions and when remarks and succeeded quite well in Samuel Stowell et ux to Albert Bledsoe 50 acres in sec 33 t will be $5 less than to the Coast or the conditions change all will be well. entertaining the students. The gov It will only cost you a small amount 3 nr 4 w W M ..................... 250 $70 from Chicago and $55 from the And the present prosperous condition ernor expressed himself as always be Elisabeth Ann Willis to John 'H for Missouri River and St. Paul. of the country does not show that all ing a friend to Pacific University and Schindler part of block 31 Rates one way via the Shasta Route the effects of combination have been always being willing to serve her in Hillsboro, O regon................. 1200 and California will be $13.50 higher as bad as usually poitrayed. whatever capacity he was able to Henriette Tunzat et al to Henry I E Biggen 40 acres in sec 9 than those above mentioned. perform. t 2 nr 3 w W M ..................... 900 These tickets will be on sale daily. Quite a number of students from Pa- John Campbell et ux to H E Died. commencing June 1st and continuing c jfic College at Newberg and jdso from Noble tract in sec 32 t 1 s r until September 15, with final return McMinnville College attended the de- The friends of Mrs. Dr. Hovey will 5 w ............................................ 200 limit of October 31st. bate last Friday evening. be saddened to learn of her recent A H Prichard et ux to William , SPRAY PUMPS! ’ Now is the time for spraying your fruit trees The fruit Inspector is instructed see that all trees are either sprayed or cut down :: :: ? to PUMP AND S P R A Y Material but it will increase the value of your fruit more than double GET YOUR PUMPS as the demand all over the sta te was larger than was expected and the supply is exhausted : : FIRST COME FIRST SERVED G O F F B R O S ., FO REST GROVE, OREGON A. L. C r a ig , General Passenger Agent. V New Labor Party A labor party has been organized in Portland by the adoption of an empha- tic platform and resolutions, outlining a course of action. The Union men of Portland are at the head of the organization and they seem to be working on principles laid down by the Labor Party of San Francisco, which has been wonderfully successful in controling that city— having been able to keep their mayor in office through three or four consecutive administra tions, against the combined Republican and Democratic force*. It is not likely that this party in Portland, how ever, will be as strong. Their prin ciples, so far laid down are good but conditions in Portland are not similiar to those in San Francisco. They will have a ticket in the field in the coming Linegar 130 acres in A Har Last Thursday evening the choir of dealb *n New Jersey, a suburb of New per d 1 c ................................... 9250 the Christian church gave a Martha Yolk CitV- Mrs- Hovey was living Louis Burke et ux to Benedict Washington social at the home of Rev. j w'tb ber sister, Mrs. DeMar in New Thurnher 77.55 acres sec 3 C. F. Sanderson. The guests were at- York at the time of her death, which t 28 3 w ................................... 700 tired in costumes representing different was caused by peritonitis. She was a L J Francis to W M Davis 8.75 nationalities. After games were played resident of Forest Grove for a number acres in sec 25 t 2 sr 1 w . . 1 refreshments were served. The pro- of years and was an aunt of Mrs. E A Biddy et ux to W M Davis ceeds are to be used for the purchase Frank Kane. Mrs. H ovey was about 15 acres in sec 15 t 2 s r 1 w 1600 of new music and books for the choir. 50 years of age, a very affable and Louis Burke et ux to A H estimable lady and well liked in j Tanner e J sec t 1 s r 1 w “ Old Ocean” does not seem to real and other lands in all 957.30 Forest Grove. ize the fact that Tillamook is a prohi acres .......................................... 9600 bition town. A barrel of whiskey, a Railroad Rumblings cask of wine and two barrels of linseed Only a small amount of actual con-| MARRIAGE LICENSES oil floated in on the surf, along w'tb structing has been done this week on | Frank Norton and Eva Sabin. wreckage, last week. Further south, the street railway, but some important John Fisher and Mrs. Nellie Brady. along the coast, a man noticed a barrel progress has been made in the way of playing about in the surf and after many concessions from the Southern Pacific. j PROBATE COURT weeks landed it. The barrel was Superintendent Fields was in the city Estate of Edward W Paget, deceased. covered to a depth of from two to three the first ol the week and the S. P. has inches with barnacles, indicating that it Administrator discharged and estate granted the Forest Grove Transporta-1 closed of record. bad been long afloat. It was found to tion Company the rights of putting in j contain 52 gallons of whiskey.— M c Report of switches so as to enable the direct I Estate of Peter Cain. Minnville New-Reporters. receiving and forwarding of freight from | sale of real estate filed.