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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER middlemen can’t get some blood money out of the dairy product of Tillamook Thnt wai a stenuout and right kind of county. The next scheme is now in order to induce the dear dairymen to bit, but a grandj ury. * * * the devil of it is they won’t bite and ’ How the you fellow» are getting appears to have become too wise to bite spliced up and » .veiling the baby buggy again. Editorial Snap Shots. brigade, 2, 1908. Official Count in Tillamook County, THE CIRCUIT COURT. Grand Jury Makes it In teresting for the Law Breakers Here. WOLFE CASEIN COURT * * M SANDLAKE It is reported that several parties are Will Galloway returned to Sandfake missing from the city this week. Were they »cared a way bv the gran<i jury or Saturday from Beaverton, his lather accompanying him. guilty conscience*« ? Ira Dimond and wife went to Tills * * * It was crooked business spiriting away mook Thursday after a load ot provis The November term of the Circuit the State’s willies»« in the Wulte case ami ions. Court convened on Monday, with Judge we want to tell the taxpayer» that tl»ei Arthur Kays left for home Monday. G. H. Burnett on the Bench and with have to pay for that kind of crooked He is getting to be quite a railroad man. Dep, District Attorney C. L. McNary, of business in taxation. his only thoughts seem to be of Cars. Salem, taking the place ol his brother, a » « Will Galloway capluted a deer Sunday District Attorney J. If. McNary. The Sf»me of the attorneysIrom the outside and «ent to see about buying some docktt contained a large number ot ('utilities thought H was a most serious potatoes Monday. cases. After the jury had been called thmg lor Deputy District Attorney W. Wanted a good house I eeper to do ' theJulge instructed the Clerk to draw H. Cooper to accuse Attorney Nolan ol general house work l-y loe Finmgan. ' a grand jury, which resulted as follow s spiriting away the Slate's witness in the must be able buttled, sound minded and ' J W. Hellenbrand. J. G Kennedy. John Wolfe Case. kind hearted. Harter Cyius Randall, Lr 'is Johns »n, * George Gallowav started for Beaver M. Melchior and Carl Wallin The judge No doubt, had ton Friday after a load ol furniture. appointed Mr. IMlenbraiid foreman. fixate «ind bring Clyde Webfl anil F.uyenr Atfinson 1 defence would h ive howled lor a speedy Moses McCrum. ol Mount Scott, was trial. Hiilwh.it a contrast Inev did anil son called on E. R. Hayes and wife indicted by the grand jurv, charged w ith Simdav evening, an I the ev- mog was evtrvtliiiiAi iht) couhi 01» Wednesday to assault an I buttery, which tl»ok place at spent listening to l imnograph music. g t tile II lai put ott Garib d<ii beach while camped there with « * a his wife. He pleaded guilty and toll! lhe GLKNOHA The Dishman who gave his reason for jud^e that somebody gave him whiskey, voting tor Bryan that it insured tour Mrs. J. F. Reeher just returmd (loin and he remembered nothing of what took jears ol prosperity was certainly right a weeks visit in Portland. place after that. Judge Burnett said about prosperity. Byran was defeated Mr. Chas. Atkinson's new home is that was a poor excuse for abusing his for the third time last week and the thud nearing completion. wife and fined him $150 and costs, or 75 wiveof prosperity began to set in the Miss Christel Pratt, of Boston, has <lays in the county jail. McCrum looked day alter Brian and the democratic been hired to teach the school here. The rattled, fur he secined to have had an party went down in defeat. directors are greatly pleased to be al le idea that the judge had given him a jail * * ★ to secure a lady of Miss Pratt's standing and fine sentence combined, until the Joseph L Murphy has gained some ex- and attainments, she having taught lor judge explained to him that he wool! pt nene** in coming to Tillamook. The Ihiee yeara in the Massachusetts schools. have to go to jail until the fine was paid. special interests made him the big mogul A large cougar has devoured over a McCrum thought that he would get off ol their mouth piece, to lather their edi dozen goats belonging to Paul Huhl with a small fine, for he only had $75 toiials. Finding they had no more use Chan. Atkins took his hounds yesteiday with him. for him, all the props to the editorial and killed the beast, which measured John Dav was indicted by the grand chair suddenly gave way and Murphy — over seven feet from lip to tip. jury for assault and battery upon Janies well, fell out ol it as quickly as he would Mr. Rutherford has been stopping at Freene.v, which came near killing the lat have come down a greaced poll. It was the White House for several days. ter, who was unconscious for several the same with the Murphy Grayson case Trout and salmon fishing is very good d ivs as a result of being struck in the on Monday, all the props to his case indeed held with a blunt iustrument, but he were knocked from under him by the de McNamer’s camp has just closed fc.r eventually recovered. He pleaded guilty fence. Moral : Bro. Murphy, get some the winter. and Friday was the J day set for the “substantial'' props to stand upon before defendant to be sentenced. you undertake to do anything. BOULDER CREEK. I precis rs. 2 “ J * - a ç g -A -è The Deputy District Attorney Accused Attorney Nolan of Spiriting Away Witness. * * * Jim Hill knocked the pins front under | the Tillamookeis who for years have, predicted that the first railroad 10 give [ this county connections would be by [ wav of Seaside and Astoria. That idea | m iv have look logical to most ot us and would still be the same to the railroad people if Tillamook county w hs debate ably territory. It does not appear to be any longer, and the general supposition is thnt there is a “gentleman's" agree ment between Hill and Harriman. There is »1 marked difference in the attitude of the railroads two years ago and now. Then they were scrapping for rights of way. Now the Astoria road is allow ing the suits to go by default, for no one appeared in court oil .Monday for th** Hill road. * * * Senator Fulton is by lar the strongest find most able member ol the Oregon delegation in Washington, consequently he is the best man for the Legislature to keep there from this state. Now that the republicans who flipped to S’atement No. 1 see their error and begin to realize that that portion ot the primary election law is unconstitutional, they can offer no good reason, in fact ol the over whelming republican sentiment in this •State as was expressed at the polls last week, wav a democrat from Oregon should he sent to the United States sen ate, who would naturallv oppose and attempt to pull down T ilt's ndministra* lion. Senator Fulton being a tiied and laithlul friend ol the people, we hope the j next Slate legislature will re-elect him. t * # We are not going to criticise the Port ol Tillamook for what it has neglected to do and doing nothing to improve the h irbor conditions to and in Tillamook City. Il was organized about eight years ago, so we are in a position topass ! ju Igmcnt upon it uml write its epitaph 1 j 1 No school tnis week our teaciier is going to U. A. Smith visited home last Friday. He much with a number buncles. H. A Chopard is shining hours, making after Monday, as town. at the Chopard ia Buffering v. ry of boils or car. the shingles, We were misinformed h * to Mrs Dunstan boarding with Mrs. Bays, She is boarding at Mrs. Blalock’s. We In pe all concerned will kindly overlook the mistake, . As far as we have heard, election day 1 passed off very quietly here, without j any trouble. W. N. Bays went to Tillamook Wed nesday and returned Friday. Several of < ur citizens, married men at that, will gu “courting*' this week. H L Jensen, wife and three children «pent last Sutmday at Grandpa Jensen’s at Helm. Several loads of people from thi® neigh bor hood attended tlie Friday Saturday and Sunday night services at Beaver conducted by Rev. Sam Bettis Everyone seems united in his praise He m certainly a talented and entertaining speaker. Mrs R A Hardin and granddaughter Rachel Smith are up from Cfitvcrdafi this week, visiting their friend» and former iieiglitxrrii in this community. Mrs. Hardin expects to start soon for liei Indiana home. She will stop in Port land with her daughter, Mrs. Holman, until after the holiday*. If You are Over Fifty Read This M«>4 people past middle age suffer from kidney aud bladder disorders w inch Foley's Kidney Remedy would cure Stop the «Imin on the vitality and re store needed strength and vig« r. Com mence taking Foley’s Kidney Reined} today — J S. Lamar, Tillamook . Ha w k At Miller, Bay City. Winter blasts. causing pneumonia pleurisy and consumption will soon b^ here. Cure your cough now, and Mt lengthen vour lungs with Foie) *s Honey and Tar. Do not ri**k starting the winter with weak lungs, when Foley s Honey and Tar will cure the meat obstinate Coughs and colds, and prevent serious result» — J. S. Lamar, Tillamook ; Hawk & Miller. Bav City. Here it is : “In sacred niomory to the do nothing Port of Tillamook Cominis sion.” As the people are intent upon making a change—and it w as certainly needed—we ho|>ethat we will l>e able to sav ol the new organiz ition before ven Foley » Honey rnd Tar chars the nu long that it is a "Do something commis passages. stops the irritation in the niiin." It is not our intention to butt in j throat, soothe« the inflamed mem braces, and say who ouv'it nml who ought not ; • nd the moat otmiinate cough disappears. to be oil that commission, lor that is n S »re and inflamed lungs are healed and Itr»*iiglhetied, and the cold isrxpelfid milter winch is It it to the volcie ol the »roiu ihe system, Refuse any but the four precincts, There appears to In* a genuine m the yellow |mckage —J 8 specific object already outlined, that ol IrHinar. fi llaiuook; Hawk A Miller. Bay i and widening Hoquarton i new coinnuMum will tithe I and carry it through to completion it will do a great thing (or th*» section of the countv. straightening slough. 11 the that in hand 4 * « At last the Holm son Cheese Company suits are erased from the circuit court docket. Tins will make h good many of the dairymen smile,for thee foresaw that that combination would end up in the way that it did. viz , Mr. Robinson hav ing It»sue for his part of the contract. Alas, the Golden Chedder combination haw given up tlie ghost with a bad record, which followed the footprints o( the Creamerv Slock Combine, and which took the dairymen several rears before they could throw the yoke off. They did did so, and now hy way of a change the olive branch is again throwu down for the benefit <4 the dairvmrn, for, don’t you know, that the statement it made that they are losing—now don’t laugh— MO.000 because the speculators and the Will cure a cough or cold no matter how severe and prevent pneumonia and consumption. A Guarantee. This is to certify that all druggists are authorised to re* fund your money if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package, «nu wunmu J. S. Lamar, Tillamook. Hawk &. Miller, Bay City. ............... ......... ......... ................... ................... t m r * ha 1 • 1 • ............. .................... 1 |elw»| Hoquarton ........................... L»l|h* NeMtllCriL Xetxrts ............. .......... . ................. ........... ........................... Soul h Prairie ............... ........... Fairview................................. ................... Total« 74 74 18 16 1'1 21 6 7 15 18 88 8« • 8 28 25 4« 50 1<><» 1118 21 21 57 59 8 4 18 14 88 35 95 95 50 50 C ’5 ? Í I £ 74 1« 21 9 Prohibition lfetuocralic. Republican. 74 15 21 8 16 88 16 87 8 • 23 24 47 48 99 101 21 21 57 58 4 V 13 18 85 36 96 95 49 48 I Q <1 s a •¿ 's < jc y 9 J y 3 *5 o □ a « 5 2 s S s c X < a o’ 21 10 8 0 8 21 10 8 0 6 15 14 4 8 4 10 39 10 40 • • 9 91 10 8 0 8 14 4 21 10 8 0 6 14 4 9 10 40 9 21 0 10 40 4 4 5 25 .i3 15 4 24 58 15 4 4 1» 4 4 9 20 4 0 o 2 8 8 1 620 641 620 627 250 253 252 250 39 B I 5 « s il 4 2 8 0 0 1 0 1 3 11 0 0 0 2 2 2 8 (I 0 1 0 1 » 11 o 24 62 15 24 53 15 Sociali^ 8 1 40 38 4 2 » 0 0 2 0 1 4 1 I 0 0 0 2 2 3 1 * ¿ 5 18 1 0 11 2 3 1» 10 5 18 13 0 1 6 13 5 u *1 I 2 3 Zt : 4 > fa Ì 8 3 s 5 ie 1 o li 2 3 19 10 5 18 13 0 1 « 13 1 it i • h 2 3 IS In 3 18 13 « I 7 13 i i I i t i « I 40 128 129 1»^ I For or Against Stock Running at Large. H q urtoii for 5« against 06; South Prairies for 8. aguinal 49; Tillamook, for 54, against 94, Fsirvi»v,(tt|j Amendment to City Charter. Hoquarton, fur 91. against 14; Tillamook, for 109,pigailist 27, 32— Pacific Railway A Navigation Co., leases. Demurrer to 1— Astoria & Columbia River Railroad I , Lewis to second aamU Co-npany, a coiporation, vs. Samuel I a corporation, vs. Samuel Elmore, Mury sustained and dismissed a Elmre and Elmore Packing Company, H. Elmore and Elmore Packing Co. P- Hanwn n,U Condemnation. Continued, Condemnation. Continued. al. To set aside deed. I 33—W, H. Cooper v« W. S. Cone. 58— Eitate ot Eli Good« 2— Astoria & Columbia River Railroad , Action for money. Continued. 59— Western Oregon Tn Company, a corporation, vs. Bengthn 34—Willis G. Hopkins vs. Thad B. • vs. Will am West.et si | Byrom and Peter Byrom,Condemnation. Prrston. Action for money. Settled. to quit title. Dismissednit Continui d. J5—Albers Brothers Milling Co., vs. either party. 3— Pacific Railway & Navigation Co,, 60— M. J MacMahon n I B. O. Snuffer. Action lor money. a corporation, vs. Nillus McMillan and vor. et al. and TillamookC 36— William G Dwight vs. A. W. ' ure. Sarah M.Millan. Condemnation. Con Atterbury. Damages and ejectment. 61— H E Noble ji . PW tinued. Demurrer to reply to plea in abatement t et al. Forclosure. 4— Pacific Railway & Navigation Co., I sustained Demurrer to amended answer r 62—Oak Nolan n Fn a corporation, vs Lucy Barnard and To quit title. to plea in abatement argued. husband. Condemnation Continued. 63— Erick Bergttroia n 37— W. G. Dwight vs. Christopher 5— Pacific Railway & Navigation Co., Christensen. Damages and ejectment. Bergstrom. Divorce. a corporation, vs. Samuel Elmore. Mary 64— Miami LumberCo,i Demurer to reply to plea in abatement Elmore and Elmore Packing Company, vs. J. F. Reeher. To quit | sustained. Demurrer to amended ans a corporation Condemnation. Continu 65— W. G. Dwight ri wer to plea in abatement argued. To quit title. Motionna i-d. 38— Joseph L, Murphy vs. James 1 66—M. H. Larsen n. 1 6— Pacific Railway & Navigation Co., Harry Mitchell was also indicted for a corporation, vs. Irene Calbreath, et Brown and Geo. W. Grayson. Damages. et al. To restore deed. H. Jury trial. Judgment of non suit en ston Bush for comiiiistion ii assault and battery upon Alvin Juhrs at al. Condemnation. Cantinued. . inony of Marston W. Ooif tered on motion of the plaintiff. This the saw mill at Hobsonville, when the 7— Astorin & Columbia River Railroad ' commission issued as pn was a case wherein Murphy claimed defendant struck the complainant a most Company, a corporation, vs, The Beals motion. vicious blow on the back w ith acrowbar, Land Company and Theodore Steinhil- $5.000 damages for negligence on the 67—Albers Erothen Ii] part of defendants, who had his feet Lailah Snuffer and B. 0.8a which injured him. He pleaded guilty ber. Condemnation. Continued. closure. and Friday he was to be sentenced. 8— Astoria & Columbia River Rail frozen in coming over the mountains, I 68—Hattie B. Marolf.etal the horse getting a way from him. The The grand jury returned a true bill road Company, a corpoaaticm, vs. Thos | Marolf, et al. Partitm. cost will fall on plaintiff, amounting to against J. H..Beach on a charge of cm- Coates and Lavina Coates. Condemna by consent. ♦ 115. bezzlement. tion. Continued. 69— Herman Boelk fl I 30—United Commercial Co. vs. Alex To set aside deed. Albert N, Stanton was accused hy the 9— Astoaia & Columbia River Rail McNair Co. Action for money. Settled 70— W. J. Himes, et al, grand jury of assault and battery upon road Company, a corporation, vs. Matt 41— F. W. Robitch vs. J. H. Beach. , Maxwell, et al. Tosetni his wile, the parties belonging in Port- Maroney. Condemnation. Continued. tendant s motion to strikii land. 10— B J Stephens vs Tillamook City, Action for money. Non suit by plaintiff. complaint over ruled. 42— J. S. Stephens vs. Thos. W. Ross. Jesse Davis, indicted on a charge of a mnncipal corporation. Damages. Dis 71— Charles M Lanning Damages. Settled. assault and battery at Netarts, pleaded missed by stipulation. Skinner, et al Suitfordsd. 43 — William Purcell vs. Andrew Cas for service. not guilty. 11— Astoria & Columbia River Rail- 72— Tom Brown vs. Sul road Company, a corporation, vs. Geo, per. Action for money. I Watt and wife, Robert Watt and wife. 44— F. W, Robitch vs. J. H. Beach. etal., A. T. Whits. WritJ The grand jury returned a true bill Action for money. Default and judg is a case where Brown pi Condemnation. Continued. and was fined $50 1« s against \V. C. Wolfe, which charged him 12— Astoria & Columbia River Rail* ment. and abusive language it with rape upon his daughter, EvaWolfe. 45 — W. A. Williams|vs. Andrew Casper, court. It is claimed thalli» road Co , a corporation, vs. George When arranged he was given until the irregular, and Brown rii Watt and wife. Condemnation. iCon- Action for money, back. Taken under adna next day to plead. Attorney Nolan trade 46— L Hiner vs. J. H. Feeney. Action tinued. 73— Jacob Nichlaus ri 1 a statement that he had been denied per lot money. Settled. 13— Astoria & Columbia River Rail speed, county judge, el f tlission to see his client, and asked the 47— A. H. Gage vs. C. L Zumalt review. road Company, a corporation,,vs. Helen Defendant req« court lor permission to do bo . Deputy Default and judg return to writ. Watt and husband. Condemnation, Action for money. District Attorney Cooper did not appear 74— B O. Snuffer vs. Ti ment. Continued. to like this for he told the court that 48— Cowing A Cowing vs. Claude & Investment Co. Injii» 14— Astoria & Columbia River Rail counting. Settled. not only had the attorney been allowed road Co., a corporation, vs. John W att Thayer. Action for money. By consent 75— Harry Simpson n to see the defendant, tut Nolan had plaintiff files amended complaint. Defen and wife. Condemnation. Continued. Simpson. Dirorce Suitili spirited away the state's wttnets. This dants already appearing required to of plaintiff. 15— Astoria & Columbia Riyer Rail aecusatiuU moused some curiosity, and answer same on or before Nov. 11, and 76— Fred P. Wittenbeig1 road Co., a corporation, vs. George the crowd in court expected that some Jacob and wife. To *<1 he case was continued. Watt, et rl. Condemnation. Continued, thing sensational was going to happen. 49— Mary E. Phelps vs. Hugh Finni Motions argued. 16— Astoria & Columbia River Rail- 77— A W. Spaulding di They were disappointed, lor the ludge gan. Action lor money. Defendants Cooper, el al. Injunct» a corporation, vs. told the attorney that the defendant mad Company, motion to strike complaint from files by consent. was in the custody of the sheriff and that Rofiert C. Beeker and Eastern Invest and defeudants motion makes com 7ft—Joseph L. Joluuon al ment Company. Condemnation. Con he could see him at all reasonable lime. plaint more definite and certain, both sen. Divorce. tinued. Tuesday « as the day set for Wolle to overruled. Demurer to complaint sus 79— J. Lytle Wright « 17— Miriam L. Colvin vs. Chas. Mc- plead, and when brought into cou*t he tained. Plaintiff has leave to serve and Mills and husband. To *»1 Kilhp and wife. Ejectment. Continued pleaded not guilty. Thayer & Nolan file amended complaint, defendant to and mortgage. Nonsuil • by consent. plain tiffs. appeared for Wolle and in was apparent answer same on or before Nov. 13. 18— Ellen Daugherty vs. Anna Kunze 80— Ida J. Daviava O» that they did not want to go to trial. 50— Walburga Jacobs vs. Miami Lum Divorce. Default of dsfa* Ejectment. Continued I hey first moved for a change of venue, and husband. ber Co. Damages. Defendant's motion 81.—Gao. W. Kiger"- " filing affidavits from a number of Social bv consent. to strike complaint from the files sus Foreclosure. 19— Ellen Daughertv vs. Jonas Olson ist, who claimed that he could not get a tained. Defendant's motion to make 82—W. Ryan «, E E-l Ejectment. Continued by fair trial in Tillamook county. This was and wile. complaint more definite and certain closure. consent. opposed by Deputy District Attorney overruled. Plaintiff has leave jto jserve 88—F. R Beals 1 20— Miriam L. Colvin vs. Grant Mills, and file amended complaint. McNary, and the Judge ruled against a cancel bond lor deed. < Ejectment. This was a jury trial change of venue. The Jefence having et al. 84— John B. Lauglejr* 51— Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. ,ys. lost on that point asked lor time to file aa at the end of plaintiff's case a motion E, E. Tyler. Action for money. ley. Divorce. 85— Waller A. Dim** motion for the case to be continued, and was made for a non suit was argued. 52— L. G. Freeman vs. Miami Lumber Fir Lumber Co. TWr*1* this was made on the ground that one Judgment ol non suit on motion of de Co. Damages. Continued. and decree as praj«« Cendant. of their witnesses. Herman Gessner, was 53— States of Oregon vs. C. E. Dayis. 86— David P McKinnejr 21— Ellen Daugherty vs. Grant Mills Dismissed on motion of the District not present. This was opposed by the McKin ey. .Divorca. prosecution, and the Judge would not and Morrison Mills. .Ejectment. Con Attorney on the ground of absence of a fendant. „ 87— Peter Brant va C- allow the case logo over. Then Attor tinued. principal witness ; that the prosecutrix 22— Miram L. Colvin vs. Jonas Olson has made affidavit that her former testi Forejloaure. Uooti»«* ney Thayer wanted the case put offa 88— Tillamook Boi^mL day or so to give the defendant time to and wife. Ejectment. Continued. mony against defendant was false aud 23— Miram L. Colvin ys. Anna Kunze that she is now sick and unable to testify. Cox. Suit for deed procure an attorney, The Judge referred 89 -Wm Dowd va. II* to the court docket and said that the and husband. Ejectment. Continued. The judge ordered the sheriff to re junction. Contint*“* 24— Ellen Daugherty vs. Chas. Me lease Davis who has been in the county records showed thnt Thayer A Nolan ap 90— Fred P«<luet/La peared for the defendant. But Mr Thayer Killip and wife. Ejectment. Continued. jail since his last trial when the jury et al. Foreclosure, persistedin saying that he was not pre 25— Miriam L. Colvin vs. Grant Mills could not agree. 91— Naturalization: . pared to go to trial with so serious a and Morrison Mills, drfendants ; Mrs. C. State vs W. C. Wolfe. Transcript from daway, Julius Au««« case. Judge Burnett then ent off all L. Roberts, substituted as defendant. justice Court. This case was to set aside Yack. Admitted to c«" 9fl—Ida Andwraojiva^ further filibustering tactics. ' Are you Ejectment. Continued. the verdict of the justice court where non. Divorce. I*'" ready for trial ?" was the question the 26— Ellen Daughertv vs. Grant Mills Wolfe was fined $50 for raising a red stipulation. Judge asked of Mr. McNary. ' Yes, vour and Morrison Mills ; Mrs. C. L. Roberta, flag on the 4th of July. Demurer to 97— State vs. Yern”JL, Honor, the State is ready for trial." Be substituted as defendant. Ejectment. cimplainl overruled. money under fslae fore anyone could butt in "Draw a jury'' Continued. State vs J. R Sitnpson, C. Scheeee and discharged. was the mandate which came from the 98— State vs 27— Ellen Daugherty vs. Riley Max Ed Pbclinc. Accused of exploding dyna Bench. I hat evidently pleased the large pointing a gun. 1 well. Ejectment. Continued. mite in the •north fork of Wilson riyer ho bill «"d defendant w crowd in court, fur it was plain that the 28— K. G. Staples vs. W. H. West. while fishing. ’They pleaded guilty and 99— State <» -let-nee had planned on delay to win out Action for money. Continued. the jedge imposed a fine of |50 upon with malicious anil in the case 29— Astoria A Columbia River Rail each of them or 25 days in the county i animal. He ""ntaed \fter ohtaining eleven jun men, this road Co., a corporation, ve. Louis Olseo. until Thursday jail They went to jail. exhausted the list and the Judge in- Condemnation. Continued. 100— State vs R<» 54— Joseph D. Keerachetter ya Alois •Iructed that a special IM of twelve be to the 3®— Pacific Railway & NavigaitonCo., Vannicwenhuizer and Jacob Frayne. committed ’ drawn aud the court adjourned until the action of the c, a corporation, vs. Herbet W. Cardwell, Confirmation. Sale confirmed. him to the reform se this morning and failing to obtain an et al. tondemnation. Continued. 55— Robinson Cheese Co. V«. R. dation of the grand other jury man from this list the cam 31—Pacific Railway A Navigation Co., Robmsvn. Accounting. Settled. ]0|—State <a was pul off again until tomorrow (Fri a corporation, vs. Joseph Kodad and 56— Portlsnd Coal and Development with Helling g day I UlOtllll'g. wife. Condemnation. Continued. Co. va. A. f. Lewi*, et eL To reforai | Tbe grand jurj The Wolfe Rape Case.
