TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 18, 1907
©
Camant. C. B. Sternberg. C. Thayer and
K G Staples va \V H West, action fur
W. H. Holmes lor plaintiff.
money. C M ldleman for plaintiff mid
A
W Severance and 11 T Botts for de­
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­
pany, a corporation, vs Elmore Packing fendant.
Company, a corporation. Condemna­
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
tion. Wallace McCamant, C Thayer Company, a corporation, ui Louin OI mmi .
and C B Sternberg lor ¿plaintiff. Coi - condemnation. 11 T Botts, F G Eby and
tinued.
G C Fulton for plaintiff Continued.
F’acific Railway & Navigation Com­
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­
pany, a corporation, vs Samuel Elmore, pany vh Herfart W Cardwell, el al, con­
et al
Condemnation. Wallace Mt- demnation. Enow and McCamant and
Camant, C Thayer and C B Sternberg U Thayer for plaintiff.
for plaintiff G C Fulton and H T Botts
Wm. Ryan vs R« Hie \V Watson, libel.
for defendants. Continued.
RRDuuiwBv for (liiiiiitT Talmage A
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ Johnson for defendant. Demurrer ut er-
pany vs Walter Tliaver Ridehalgh. iulvd.
Condemnation. Wallace McCamant, C
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­
B Steinberg and C Thayer lor plaintiff. pany a corporation, vk Joseph K<»<fad
G C Fulton and H T Botts for de etal, condemnation. H T B .Us, Wallace
fendant. H T Botts appointed guardian McCaniHiii, C Thayer umt C BSternberg
ad litem for minor plaintiff. One juror for plaintiff.
Are here for you: inspection. Never
before have we been able to offer
trial with verdict lor plaintiff for $150
F M Trout,administrator of the Es*at
In Lauun, Dotted Stxiisa, Madras Cloth,
for def n lants.
you a larger or more up to date
of Eli Goodspeed, deceased, vs 1*’ '
line of Dress'Goods than at the pre*
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ Fitzpatrick, action for money,
French Lacun, India Ltauin and Batiste
W II
sent. Light Gray and Plaid Suit­
pany, a corporation, vs George
A Cooper for plaintiff. Settled and dis­
ings suitable to nil ngrs and all
These arrivals making our Waist Department
Brinn, et al. Condemnation. Wallace missed
pocket books
Handsome designs
McCamant, C B Sternberg anil C
brim full of the Choicest Bargains.
Pacific
Railway
and
Navigation
Com
­
in Novelties that will please lhe most
Thayer lor plaintiff. W H Powell for
pany, a corporation vs Charles A E liott,
fastidious.
defendant. Continued.
et al. condemnation. H T Botts. Wal­
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com lace McCamant. C I hayer and C B Stern,
panv, a corporation, vs Irene Calbreath, berg for plaintiff.
et al.
Condemnation.
Wallace Mc-
Tillamook Lumber Company vs Annie
Cnmant, C B Sternlierg and C Thayer
Iti the Latest Styles and Patterns, making our already
Eistham. et al, partition. Handley &
fur plaintiff. No service.
Thayer for plaintiff.
Continued for
large stock of Clothing the finest in the County.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ want of service.
pany. a corporation, vs J A Richardson,
J P Atkin and C A Doty vs Tillamook
et al. Condemnation. Wallace Me
Nice line of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Camant, C B Sternberg and C Thayer Water Company, a corporation, fore,
closure. II T Botts for plaintiff and W.
for plaintiff'. Settled and dismissed.
Rubber Boots and Acquapel Clothing
orde»
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ H Cooper, W H Holmes, Webster
Holmes for defendant.
These Goods are from the Eastern
pany, a corporation, vs Louis S John-
R Robinson vs Robinson Cheese Com
markets and are right up to the
' son, et al Condemnation. Wallace Me
! Camant, C B Sternberg and C Thayer pany. R R Duniway for plaintiff am I
minute. If you are not in need of
W II Holmes, 8 S Johnson and (
any of these goods now, come in
for plaintiff. Settled and dismissed.
CONSISTING OE
Thayt r for defendant. Demurrer to plea
and see them any day. You will
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
in
abatement overruled.
Ladies’ Shoit and Long Coats,
not be asked or urged to buy.
Company, a corporation, ys The Beals
Edmund A Fitzpatrick, et al, vs Frank
Misses Short Coats,
Land Company, et al. Condemnation
H T Botts, F G Eby and G C Fulton for T. Fitzpatrick, et al, to quiet title. H
Ladies’ Skedrane Coats,
T.
Botts
for
plaintiff
and
C
W
Talmage,
plaintiff. Continued
Tailored Suits and Skirts in Voile,
S S Johnson, R R Duniway for de­
Henry Tohl vs I) H Vedder et al. Ac­ fendants.
Panama and Serge.
tion for money. W H Cooper for plain­
The Robinson Cheese Company vs R
tiff. Defendant defaults. Judgment lor
Robinson, coss bill in equity. W 11.
plaintiff.
We also have the Butterick Patterns and the
Holmes and SS Johnson, C Thayer for
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
plaintiff and R R Duniway for de­
Delineator for Sale.
Company, a corporation, vs Paul Sch
fendant.
Defendant defaults. Judg­
rader, et al.
Condemnation.
H T
Don
’
t
Forget
the Silverware is FREE.
ment for costs and disbursements.
Botts. F G. Ehv and G C Fulton for
David D Jones, et al, vs Anna Jones,
plaintiff'. Settled and dismissed.
to set aside deed. TH Goyne and II T
The Astoria & Columbia River Rail-
Botts for plaintiffs. A \V Severance for
road Company vs Thomas Coates, et defendant.
«1. Condemnation
H T Botts. F G
Robinson Cheese Company vs R Rob­
Ehv and G C Fulton for plaintiff. C
Providence
hand out
inson. Accounting. W H Holmes. S 8 Lumber .ompanv. Injunction and to
Thayer for defendants Continued.
Johnson and C Thayer for plaintiff and render accounting, Claude Thayer for favors to the republican party. Against
Sim Earl vs Fred C Baker.
Libel.
plaintiff.
R R Duniway for defendant.
lhe republicni s all the impracticable«,
Talmage & Johnson for plaintiff. H T
M. P. Reading vs George W. Phelps.
Portland Coal & Development Com.
Botts for defendant.
the implacables and the irrtconcilablcs
pany, a corporation, vs A T Lewis, et al. Transcript. W. H. Cooper for plain tiff
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
nnd Talmage and |olinsou for defendant. of the country are beginning to line up.
Company, a corporation, vs Matt Mar­ to reform leases. H T Botts, Piggott &
The president inny or tuay not be
Finch for plaintiff and Talmage & John
oney. Condemnation. H T Botts, F G
son and T II Goyne for defendants
literally correct in assuming that Harri
Breed to Draft Horses.
Eby and G C Fulton for plaintiff Tai-
Samuel C Tomlinson vs George W Cox,
man. Rockefeller, Heaist and Parker ate'
mage & Johnson lor defendant. Plaintiff
to reply by next term of court. Con­ et al. to quiet title. W 11 Cooper for
There has been a great deel of disscus- forming a league to block republican
plaintiff.
Defendant defaults. Judg­
IRCUIT COURT DOINGS petty theft at Hillsboro, nnd could not tinued.
sion of late in regard to what class of legislation in the congress which meets
ment for plaintiff.
be taken from the st ate penitentiary and
B. | Stephens vs Tillamook City, a
N P Hansen vs Louis Fleck, et al, to , horses it is best to breed. In our judg- in December, 1907, and to strike the re­
Municipal Corporation. Damages. Tai
rstill Goes to Pen for Five used in a case as a witness where the mage
set aside deed. H T Botts for plaintiff ' ment it does not take a very wise man publicans in 1908.
But there in not
A lolinson for plaintiff. Carl
Years-- Local Option Cases charge was only one of misdemeanor. Haherlach and ft T Botts for defendant and Talmage & Johnson for defendants. to determine this mutter. About us on the, slightest doubt that every one of
This was opposed by the defence, and Motion to strike out and make more
Herman Schollmeyep vs Tillamook every hand are demonstrations of the these persons will work, either con.
are Dismissed.
the judge overruled the motion to con­ definite portions of answer overruled. County, writ of review. H T Botts for advisibility of breeding the dralt horse. jointly or separately, to hamper the
plaintiff.
Dismissed on motion of plain­
tinue the cases. This left Mr. Cooper in Case went to trial on Wednesday after­ tiff.
It was a Perchion draft horse, not a republican party. The interest which
The April term of the circuit court
noon.
a dilemma, with the cases teady for trial
Parker
and Rockif. Iler
II C Bergstrom vs E Bergstrom, suit couch horse, standard bred or thorough­ Harriman,
om me need on Monday morning, with
Charles Kunze V9 R. Robinson. Action
and his principal witness not available, for money. Talmage A Johnson for for maintenance. W II Cooper for plain bred that was sold by Ilenry Rogers tile would have ill blocking the republican
udge William Galloway on the bench
tiff and Cail llaljerlacli and H T Bolts 1 other day to Clyde Clements for $300. antitrust programme both in con­
so he moved to have the cases dismissed, plaintiff. Continued for service.
nd 87 cases on the docket, not includ*
for defendant.
which was so ordered by the judge.
The
Astoria
A
Columbia
River
Rail
­
The Tilden mares both Perihions, were gress and in the courts is plain. Harri­
ng criminal cases.
In the absence of
George W Elliott vs Scott Bozortli, et
Thomas Williams vs Vincenz Jacob, road Company, a corpoiation, vs George al, injunction and to redeem. Tal­ sold a few days ago for $500. It is n man ni.d Rockefeller is encli a trust.
District Attorney J. H. McNary, r.o
et al. Action for money. Tliaver & Watt, et al. Condemnation. H T Botts,
mage & Johnson for plaintiff; II T daily occurrence '.hat some heavy draft Parker is a trust ultoinev, and, with
rand was drawn.
Johnson for plaintiff. C. W. Talmage F G Eby and G 0 Fulton fcr plaintiff.
Botts, attorney for defendant Scott animal, the heavier the better everything his friends Belmont,
Nixon, Ryan,
Continued.
The first matter to occupy theatten j for defendant. Continued.
Bozortli and H T Botts and Butcher,
else being equal, changes hands at from Sheehan and the other heads ol com­
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
ion of Judge Galloway after the jury ! Anna Hoenicke vs Charles P. Nelson.
Clifford & Correll, attorneys for de
bines, is naturally an enemy of the
ad been called was that by Attorney C. I et al. R R. Duniway and Carl Haber- Company, a corporation, vs George fendant John Waterman. Set i*»r hear $250 to $300
Watt and Helen Watt his wife. Con ing on Saturday.
lach
for
plaintiff
Damages.
C.
Thayer
Tliere has been no less than ten horse republican president, of lhe republi­
hayer, who called the court's attention
demnation.
H
T
Botts,
F
G
Eby
and
and S. S Johnson and W. H. Holmes
Pacific Railway A Navigation Com buyers in Tillamook county this sptiug, can congress which will meet a lew
o the death of Judge R. P. Boise, who for defendants. Motion to file amended G C Fulton for plaintiff. Continued.
pany vs Astoria & Columbia River Rail­ every one of them searching for heavy months hence, and of the republican
was for several years one of the circuit answer, after objections, allowed, and
The Astoria & Columbia Riv^r Rail­
road Company,
injunction. Snow &
dges in this district and who tried his motion for a continuance of the case dis­ road Company, a corporation, vh Helen McCamant, Claude Thayer. Chancs B draft hoises. One of them told the party which stands behind that presi.
allowed. Affidavits of W A Gage and Watt. etal. Condemnation. H T Botts. .
which
Sternberg for plaintiff and G C Fulton writer he would puy $700 lor a well dent and that congress, and
st case in Tillamook, whereupon Judge
wife to bo admitted. Trial set for Fri­ F G Eby and G C Fulton for plaintiff. and
'
11 T Bolts for defendant.
matched team that would weigh 3200 will put stalwart republican doctrine
allowar appointed Attorneys Claude day morning.
Continued.
George Sorenson vs William II West, 1 is. or better. You cannot produce into the platform of 1908.
hayer, H. T. Botts and C. W. Talmage
The Astoria & Columbia River Rail ,
P. McIntosh vs Alex McNair. Action
for deed. Martin I, Pi|>rs for plaintiff such horses bv breeding to anything but
.
draw up suitable resolutions of con* for money. R R Duniway and T. H. road Company, a corporation, v» John and
11 T Botts and A W Severance for
a heavy weight, high class draft stallion. A Woman Tells How to Relieve
Goyne for plaintiff, rf. T. Botts lor Watt, etal. Condemnation. H T Bott« defendant.
,
lence.
8?tilvdand dismissed.
defendant.
F G Eby and G C Fulton lor plaintiff.
Rheumatic Pains.
While we have nothing to say against
Deputy District Attorney Cooper dis-
C
R
Johnson
vs
Cynthia
D
Johnaon,
Joseph Michaud, et al, vs George Continued
I have been >« very great sufferer from
divorce. Talmage & Johnson fpr plain, the other classes of horses wc most
issed the case against FredBalmer.wlio Haag. Judgment. W. H. Cooper for
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad ,
emphatically contend that in view of the the dreadful disease, rheumatism, fora
as bound over to the circuit court on plaintiff. Talmage & Johnson for de Company, a eorporation, vs George (iff. Defendant defaults.
number of years. I have tried many
C
Thayer
&
E
Thayer
vs
Lawrence
high prices that are being paid for tile ; medicines but never got much relief
Watt, et al Condemnation. H T Botts,
charge of giving liquor to a minor, on lelcndant. Settled and dismissed.
Sanders
et
al,
foreclosure.
W
H
Holmes
C. V. Preston vs L. L. Smith. Judg. F G Ebv aad G ,C Fulton for plaintiff and C Thayer for plaintiff. Dismissed heavy horse and the conditions that from any of them until tw o t ears ago.
ount of insufficient evidence.
ment. Talmage & Johnson for plain, Continued.
exist in Tillamook that it is illogical for when I bong lit a bottle of Chamberlain'«
J. L. Arstill, who was arraigned
without cost.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
tiff. A. W. Severance for defendant.
tne farmer to breed tu any thing else Pain Balm. I found relief liefore 1 had
puty District Attorney Cooper, on the Judgment for plaintiff on verdict.
Nellie
Eunice
Armstrong
vs
Vinton
S
used all of one bottle, but kept on appl)-
Company, a corporation, vs Robert C
arge of issuing and cashing forged
ing it and soon felt like a different
II T Rice, to quiet title. Miller Murdock for than a draft horse.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Beeker, et al, condemnation.
plaintiff.
•
Gre..t care should lie used in the selec­ woman. Through my advice many of
ecks, pleaded guilty, and when asked Company, a corporation, vs Samuel Botts F G Eby and G C Fulton for
Claude Thayer as Trustee vh The Tilla tion ol a sire. While a horse's pedigree | my friends hr.ve tried it and can tell you
njidge Galloway if he had anything to Elmore and the Elmore Packing Com­ plaintiff. Continued.
Miriam Colvin vs Charles McKillip, et □look Opera House Company, a corpo­ may indicate perfection in breeding, yet liow wonderfully it Ims worked.— MRS.
‘/told the judge that it was his first pany, a corporation. Condemnation.
S arah A. C oi . k , 140 H New fit.. Dover,
H. T. Botts and G. C. Fulton for plain­ al. ejectment. II T Botts for plaintiff. ration. foreclosure. W H Holmes and if he is a detective individual it is un­
Del. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a lini­
nee and asked to have a light sen* tiff. Continued.
C Thayer for plaintiff Defendant de
R R Duniway for defendants
wise
to
breed
to
him.
The
stundard
ment.
The relief from pain which It
fauhs.
Sheriff orderid to amend re
ce. The judge told the prisoner that
Ellen Daugherty vs Anna Kunze, et al, turiiH.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com
bred stallion, Duke of Portland, illus- j i affords is alone worth many tiiiiea its
was not the intention of the court to pany. a corporation, vs Elizabeth L. ejectment H T Botts for plaintiff and
Weutern Oregon TruH Company vs trates this point very forcibly, ill that I rout. It makes rest and sleep possible,
Condemnation. R R Duniway for defendants.
pose a heavy sentence where there was Terwilliger, et al.
William H West, for deed and to quiet he had excellent breeding but was a j i For sale by Clough's Drug Store.
Wallace
McCamant.
C.
Thayer.
W.
H.
Ellen Daugherty v» Jonea Olsen, et »1,
disposition on the part of a person to
title. Snow 8i McCamant for plaintiff
Holmes and C. B. Sternberg for plain­
form, lie told the prisoner that it was tiff. W. G. Dwight appointed guardian ejectment. II T Botts for plaintiff and and H T Botts and A W Severance for defective individual. These defects in j
R R Duniway for defendai.ts.
many instances were transmitted to his
defendants.
most seiious crime he had committed, nd litem
Stipulated in open court fur
Miriam L Colvin vs Grant Mills, et
HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE
George W Phelps vs SerenthaS Phelps, offspring and are making their anpear j
hich was punishable in the state peni one juror trial, who, upon instructions al, ejectment. H T Botts for plaintiff
divorce. Talmage & Johnson for plain atice in the second and third generations.
As well as the instruments for pro­
ntiary from one to 20 years, but the from the court, gave a verdict of defen­ aud R R Duniway for defendant«.
tiff. Defendant default* and lestioidny
dants for $50
per fitting ol glasses. A trial is all
We are the owners of thedraft stallion
w must be vindicated and the officers
Ellen D.iugherty vs Grant Milla, et al,
I ask All glasses guaranteed to fit.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad ejectment. H T Bott« for plaintiff and taken and decree of divorce was granted. Black Prince. This animal cost stir
the court must do their duty, who, it Company, a corporation, vs Bentha
In buying glasses it should he a
Claude Thayer vs H C Cooper, to quiet
R R Duniway for defendants.
company $3700 and we have never re
question of “Not how cheap but
title. Claude Thayer for plaintiff.
ppeared, had shown the prisoner some Byrom, et .al. Condemnation. H. T.
Miriam L Colvin vs Jonas Olsen, etal,
how good.’’ A pair of perfectly fit­
Rebecca Green va .Marion B Gr»en, gretted the investment. Our stallion
niency and friendship, and as he had Botts for plaintiff. Talmage & lohn*
ejectment. II T Botts tor plaintiff aud divorce Talmage & Johnson tor plain­ will artite in Tillamook City today’
ted nnd pro|>erly adjusted glasses
okenjail on two occasions, Judge Gal­ son for defendants. Continueii.
R R Duniway for defendants.
should wear you from 2 to 10
tiff. Defendant defaults.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com
He is ail excellent speciman of the dralt
way sentenced Arstill to five years in
years with satisfactory results.
Miriam L Colvin v« Anna Kunze, et
pany vs Nillus McMillan et al. Con-
J W Bfaddux vs McIntosh Cheese
e state penitentiary.
Sheriff Cren demnation.
H T Botta for plaintiff Company, et al, object ions to cost bill. type, perfect in individuality and breed,
I will fit you with glasses that I
Wallace
McCamant, c. al, ejectment
will guarantee to l»e satisfactory
aw left the next day with Arstell for Thayer, C. B. Sternberg and W. H. and R R Duniway for defendant«.
Claude Thayer and Talmage A Johnson ing.
from $1.50 up.
Glasses for less
At the Tillamook Fair last fall, this
H. T. Botts nnd
Ellen Daugherty v« Charles McKillip, for plaintiff and H T Botts and R R
e penitentiary, probably glad to get Holmes for plaintiff
than that amount not guaranteed.
et al, ejectment
II T Bolts for plain, Duniway for defendants. On motion of hoise walked away with the blue ribbon
of his prisoner, who had tried to G C. Fulton for defendants. Continueii.
tiff and R R Duniway for defendants.
plaintiff coat bill by A. W Bunn, trustee in his clnss, awarded him bv .Messers.
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com
mmit suicide, that is he pretended to do
Pacific Railway & Navigation Com­ in bankruptcy, amounting to $12 ami Kent. Withycomb and Bailer. These !
panv. a corporation, vs Frank Marey.
, tried the insanity dodge, and on two Condemnation.
Wallace McCamant, pany, a corporation, vs Montie V David­ cost and disbursements was disallowed.
men have made a lifetime study of horses ‘
asions broke jail, only to be recap- C. Thayer, C. B. Sternberg, W. H son. et al, condemnation. H T Botts. C
Frank Ekroth vs Thomas F Harrrison
Phone, Main 493.
red by Sheriff Crenshaw at the point Holmes for plaintiff. Settled and dis­ Thayer and Wallace McCamant for plait.- et al, to reform contract. H T Botts for nnd are holding high official positions
missed.
tiff.
i plaintiff. Continue«!.
in this slate and we feel that the (act of!
a gun on one occasion and by the
Claude Thayer and Estelle Thayer v» |
Astoria ft Columbia River Railroad
In the matter of the application of their having awarded our horse tlej
dian police on another occasion.
Company, a corporation, vs Lucy Bar. J W Maxwell, action for money. Claude | i Mary Aellig to register title to W
of blue ribbon should be an indorsment
Thayer
for
plaintiffs.
nard,
et
al.
Condemnation.
G.
C.
Ful
­
The three local option cases, appealed
Ne X ani* N ’/i of Nw t^, gee. 2, tp 1 N. strong enough to recommend him to
ton,
H.
T.
Bolts
and
F.
G.
Eby
for
Miriam L Colvin va Grant Milla. «1 al. range 10 west. W M. lees 20 acres to
m | ust ice Whites court, in which Tom
plaintiff. Loring K, Adams for defen­
every breeder in Tillamook county
owne, Frank Buttz and D. Ellison had dants. Plaintiff given 60 days in which ejectment. II T Botts for plaintiff and { Parrish. d»wiib^l in B<M»k M of deeds,
Black Prince will make the season at
R K Duniway for defendants.
page
80,
Records
of
Tillamook
county.
n tried, foun.l guilty and each fined to reply and case continued
Application
No. |.
Carl the Easter Livery Stable.
Ellen Daugherty vs Grant Mills, et al. I Oregon.
, lor violating the local option law.
Pacific Railway and Navigation Corn­ ejectment. II T Bolls for plaintiff and J Habrrlach fur sppliciot. T. H. Goyne
Yours for good breeding.
appointed examiner of title.
up or. Tuesday before fudge Gallo* ua nv vs Z. Large, et al. Condemnation. R K Duniway for defenoai'ta.
Nr.iiAi.RM H isse C ompany .
Wallace
McCamant,
C.
B.
Sternberg
and
In the matter of the e«t ite of Eli Good*
The first move of the defence was
Mitiam L Colvin vs Riley Maxwell,
Capital Stock........................ $25,000.
C. Thayer for plaintiff. Settled and dis­ ejectment. II T Botts for plaintiff and speed, deceased
Probate.
W
H
attack the complaint, the attorneys missed.
C»xq*er
for
ad
in
i
nisi
rat
«»r.
Offer»
every facility for xafa banking,
R R Duniway for defendant.
The jury in the Thaw trial disagreed,
iitending that the Deputy Ihstrict At-
Pacific Railway It Navigation Com.
and solicit* your buainesH.
In the matter of th* |M*titi'»n of John seven memlxrs being lor murder in the
Ellen Daugherty vs Riley Maxwell,
rner should have proceeded against pany, a corporation, vs William Tone,
ejectment. II T Botts for plaintiff and Zuifleub, to be admitlrd a citizen of the first degree and five that he was insane.
Commercial. Saving» and Trust De*
defendants either by information or et al. Condemnation. C. Thayer, C. B R It Duniway for defendant.
United Mtaua. Petition No 1. Granted
Iferer a man ought to lx strung up lor part men la.
rctment.
The judge overruled this Sternberg and Wallace McCamant for
In the matter of the (edition of Samuel
Pacific
Railway
ft
Navigation
Com
plaintiff.
Arabella Tone
appointed
cold blooded murder, it is Thaw Sup­
Three per cent allowed on deposits
n tent ion tnd decided that the defend guardian ad litem Trial of jury afltr pany, a corporation, vs Frederick Bar- Peter lfMMH*ilM»rg to ire admit ted a citizen
Petition No 2 pose, for instance, that it was some |>er subject to check.
II T Bolls, C of the United btat«*s.
nt had been properly proceeded against stipulation in open^ court that only one don, condemnation
Four per cent on Savings and Time
Tliaver . «nd W allxce McCamant for j Granted
son, with little or no money, who had
complaint. Deputy District Attor juror be drawn to try case, and jury in­
Mattie Mills, vs Eli O Mills. Divorce killed White, it would bare taken lint a Deposit*
plaintiff Continued.
structed
tu
find
lor
plaintiff
in
damages
r Cooper then moved for a continu-
Our little liook, • Helpful Hints on
Pacific Railway ft Navigation Cmn- ! II. T. Botts lor plaint iff.
at $25 lor defendant.
short time to have tried him
Why, Bunking/* explaining how to 3.» ycur*
^Xa.as his principal witness,
Anna M ' Samuel G Reed and W. S. Cone va
Pacific Railway & Navigation Coir. - pany, a corporation, vs
had been sent to the paov. a corporation, rs Ralph Glover, I Whitcomb,
et al, condemnation. Il
II T I lose ph O Briggs el al, to quit title then, should tlx rich hate nur more pri­ lain king by mail is ready.
•»»U'onib *t
Mend for a copy, It** fr<* fur the
Condemnation. Wallace Me »<*’• Claud. Thayer and Wallace M . Weatherford and Wratt lor plaintiff. vileges and favors shown thfm in a mur­
itiary for one rear lor a et al.
Hadley Lumber Company ya Miami der trial than a poor man?
aikirc
i Cernant.'- vplaintiff
Just Arrived at—
MASON BRO.’S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
10 Dozen—LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS.
$800 Worth of Men’s and Boy’s Suits
R Splendid Line
Large Assortment of Spring Garments,
The Little Store
Carl A. Patzlaf
by
Dr. Henry E. Morris
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE
J