County Board Continues Scrutiny of Road Finances
The January session notes audited road supervisor reports, district allowances, and bills. The board lists payments to Minard for Elbow Riffle bridge repair and Knack and Syron for Hoquiam river bridge construction, along with numerous quarterly supervisor accounts and current expense bills, reflecting tighter fiscal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Minard & Co
Knack & Syron
Hoquiam River
John P. Wood
Theo. Stone
Rudolph Diatler
A. W. Fry
F. W. Manuel
Robert Chabot
H. W. Gordon
John McMaster
Harry Forward
Robert Hamilton
Louis Haas
S. L. Haas
O. S. Murray
Evess
Ed Shahan
Nels Olsen
Tee Fall
D. M. Gouchner
Vee
C. W. Baremore
Louis G Mayer
Seve
Francis Smith
Will Kinnaman
Daniel Gleeson
Fred Tornow
J. P. Luark
James Crass
H. J. Palmer
B. E. Kelsey
Wena
A. P. Mykelbost
G. M. Powell
Louis G. Mayer
Dan Gleeson
Simmons & Byles
Sisters St Dominic
Orden Ft
Bce
Lyon & Irwin
Saddle Horse
Geo J Wolff
Mdse
A Williams
Kinnison
D Campbell
Montesano I. & W Co
Chris Flagstad
AE Rice
Pickering
CS Weatherwax
Lowman & Hanford
WL Co
F Jennings
W Smith
Paine & Co
Free
T R Winston
E L Wade
Wm McLean
A G Sawyer
Thompson
Beardsley Bros
Glass & Prudhomme
Stanley W Smith
Geo J. Davis
Andrew Smith
Dan Irwin Hodson Co
Pioneer B & P Co
F Hull
M Wakefield
the Washingtonian
Zeebuyth
R Martin
Herriman
County Officials Propose Broad Road Law Changes
County commissioners and officials completed a productive convention outlining a new road law. The proposal consolidates road districts to four, uses money for all taxes, requires employer lists for poll taxes, and sets spending thresholds with bidding. It also seeks streamlined sale notices for tax‑sale county property.
Lockout in San Diego Warns Union Seekers
A San Diego notice reports a lockout by Boss Builders against union men. It urges traveling brothers to steer clear and dismiss ads for carpenters painters and plumbers as unsafe. Includes signatures of local union officials. Bernard Dolan aged 80 died of heart failure after a long life. services were at a Catholic church with burial at Fern Hill cemetery. Funeral held yesterday afternoon.
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San Diego
Cal
M. M. Briggs
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
James McCormack
Bernard Dolan
Ireland
United States
Illinois
Aberdeen
Edward
James
Thomas
D. W. Green
O. B. Dolan
Chas. Dolan
Terrence Dolan
Chicago
Burden
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Catholic Church
Father Garrand
Fern Hill Cemetery
City Council Hears Water, Tax, and Street Proposals
Attorney Joss represents owners claiming grade damage on F Street while council extends water supply talks with North Aberdeen firm and bids for wooden pipe. Water main extension urged by Supt Linn, sidewalk bids readvertised, improvement taxes collected, and the meeting night changed to Wednesday with various ordinances and bills under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joss
The
Savings Bank Co
Toledo
Ohio
North Aberdeen Company
Linn
John Lindstrom
Cross
F Street
Pacific Water Pipe Co
Kansas Street
South Aberdeen
Benn
Aberdeen
Judge Pearson
W. F. Entrop
W. H. Pearson
Aberdeen Hera
S. Stapleford
L. A. Doyle
Dr. Overmeyer
W. T. McBride
Wood
W. H. la Porte
P. F. Clark
O. L. Crain
Wash, Abstract Co
Vessels Active at Local Mills and Ports
The Sailor Boy loads at Bryden & Leitch mill while W. J. Patterson works at American mill bound for Redondo Cal. Benicia loads at Wilson mill headed for Freemantle Australia. Newburg sailed from West & Slade mill for San Francisco. Albert Meyer loads at West & Slade for San Diego Cal. Saqua arrived to load lumber at Aberdeen Lumber mill for San Pedro. Santa Monica sailed from Aberdeen mill for San Francisco. Coronado arrived from San Francisco and sails for San Pedro from Anderson & Middleton mill. Minnie Kane left West & Slade mill for Sidney New South Wales by lighter below Cow Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Meyer
West& Slade Mill
San Diego
Cal
Saqua
Aberdeen Lumber
San Pedro
Santa Monica
San Francisco
Coronado
Anderson & Middleton
Minnie Kane
West & Slade Mill
Sidney
New South Wales
Cow Point
Shingle Manufacturers Hold Seattle Meeting on Legislation
The Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers Association met in Seattle last Thursday with forty five mills represented. Officers were reelected and committees formed to revise grading rules and study direct sale methods to the trade. Legislation on fire prevention railroad freight weighing and car discrimination was endorsed for legislative passage. The secretary reported over 250 mills as members and a healthy association condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Seattle
Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
C. F. White
Cosmopolis
F R. Vantage
Sterling
Victor H. Beckman
C. E. Patton
Association
The Commoner Offer With Aberdeen Herald
The Commoner by Mr. Bryan aims to educate and organize for democratic principles during Congress. It features a Current Topic department and an experienced Home Department on cooking. A 140,000 circulation supports its influence. a combined yearly rate with the Aberdeen Herald is $2.25 for new and renewal subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Maupin
Aberdeen Hkraxp
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RF Lytle
Puncheoning Boyden Road
Veteran Soldier’s Relief Fund
Worthington Post
Cam Glenn
LB Kaler
Olympia
Evans Dana Co
the City Council
Sailor Boy
Bryden & Leitch
W. J. Patterson
American Mill
Redondo
Wilson Mill
Freemantle
Australia
Newburg
William J. Bryan
Herald
Nale At
GEO. J. Wolff
I. Harris & Sons
Douglas and Florsheim Shoes Ole
Cutler
Geo. Fisher
Heron Street
Aberdeen Grocery CO
HERON
Telepzione
Gray Harbor
Norm & Harting
Aberdeen, Wash
J. S. Coxey, Furniture and Oase Outfitter
WM. Griggs
F. L. Carman& Co
Heron ST
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