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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

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Hoquiam Press Accuses Gazette Of Opposition To Montesano Road

The Hoquiam Gazette denounces claims that Hoquiam presses oppose the Aberdeen Montesano wagon road. It reproduces a March petition signed by nearly 200 Hoquiam residents and officials urging construction this year, listing names from the Commercial Club and local citizens. The piece accuses the Hoquiam editors of breaking harmony with the city and demands readers judge the Gazette’s stance.

Aberdeen Montesano Hoquiam Hoquiam Gazette Hrroup Gazette Grays Harbor Aberdeen-Montesano Road Board of County Commissioners Chehalis County Wash Monte- Fano Chehalis River Dean J H Parker E Powers Jno Harri Geo Boyden O Holm James Axfor Neal Vaughn H Eberting A Nagle Johnson Tom Snow D Herring F Winkelman Fred Cline J Hopkins Ben Philbrick William Cobleigh H Fesenfield H Nixon Hanrahan R Hay Ralph L Phil C A Kellogg SS Kennedy Geo O Horton Rockwell L Baer Thos Whitake Eberting & Son Bradley Winiecki Young John Dole G Cullen W Stansell Commercial Club Board of Commissioners

Japanese Deportation of Stowaways Exposed at Grays Harbor

Immigration Inspector Lavin and the board of inquiry ruled against landing four Japanese women and three men who arrived as stowaways aboard the A J West from Yokohama. The group was taken to Seattle to be sent back to Japan. Testimony indicated the men sought to bring the women for immoral purposes and cited payments to a procurer in California.

Lavin Board of Inquiry Yokohama Seattle W. H. Pearon Japan Amiura California San Francisco Grays Harbor A.J. West Mr. West

Unconstitutional Bicycle License Law Struck Down

Judge A L Miller of Clark county superior court declares the city bicycle license act unconstitutional on grounds of multi subject title and double taxation. Charles Nichols refused the $1 license and was fined $5 and costs after arrest. The case arose from bicycle riders in Fruit Valley and nearby districts challenging tax fund use for park path repairs. Shirt Waist Styles Highlight August Delineator Noveltime notes feature new diagonal bias and Grecian Pouch designs.

A. L. Miller Clark County Fruit Valley

The New Road Law Adopted or Rejected by Chehalis County

A summary of the proposed road law asks Chehalis County voters on August 27 to decide on a sweeping measure. It imposes a $2 poll tax on most men 21 to 50, with collection by county assessors and wage deductions by employers, and authorizes prosecutions for nonpayment. The act segments the county into up to four road districts, authorizes up to three mills for general road and bridge funding plus six more for district road work, and creates district supervisors paid up to $4 daily to oversee improvements and report monthly. Contracts over $60 must be let, with pay limited to 50 percent until completion. If approved, the law takes effect immediately.

Chehalis Co Board of Commissioners

Commoners and shipping notes spark a port-city column

The column riffs on politics and finance with hints of Babcock pork barrels, Tolstoy’s Russian readers, DeWet versus Britain, Morgan’s steel, and China’s indemnity loan. It also mentions Ferdinand Peck’s expense by the Comptroller, Sultan postal woes, and Irish troop plans. A shipyard launch, the steamer Olympic, costs $90,000, measures 190 by 42 by 14 with 800000 feet of lumber, fuel oil tanks, Capt. J Hanson in command, christened by Mrs. O M Kellogg of the city.

Tolstoi Atlantic DeWet John Bull J. Pierpont Morgan China John Ferdinand Peck Turkey Olympic Hoquiam E. K. Wood Lumber Company San Francisco Lusher J. Hanson O. M. Kellogg

Annual school report details district enrollment and finances

Clerk Crandell files the annual county report showing 1053 school age children and 736 average daily attendance. Fifteen teachers earned 7700 dollars total. three school houses valued at 35175 dollars. District assessed value 773106. 7 mill tax. 25000 dollars bonded at 6 percent. Expenditures total 10924.82 with 7705 wages 2470.93 repairs fuel and 748.89 for buildings and library.

Crandell

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Clear Skin Quick

Claims arnica salve cures eruptions fever sores boils ulcers carbuncles felons and more. Says sores blotches and pimples vanish after use. Advertises 25 cents at Todd’s Pharmacy with guarantee of cure for cuts burns scalds and piles.

Todd’s

Aberdeen City Seeks Bids for Alley Paving Work

Aberdeen City Council invites sealed bids until 8 p.m. July 20 1901 to plank the alley in block 46 as per ordinances 253 and 215. Costs paid by Local Improvement District No 48 bonds required with bid. Work due 60 days after contract signed. City reserves right to reject all bids. Geo A Black City Clerk. Dated July 10 1901 Aberdeen Washington.

City of Aberdeen Geo. A. Black Wash

Western Cooperage Co. Plants in Aberdeen Run Full Scale

Western Cooperage Co of Aberdeen Washington operates a large plant with about 60 workers producing 40 varieties of slack and tight cooperage stock. They use 5,000,000 feet of lumber annually selling mainly to California Oregon Washington Idaho and British Columbia plus a Los Angeles branch. New dry kiln side track and office added. Officers: W Eastman president G P Clerin secretary treasurer W Sullivan vice president. The Los Angeles partner manages that branch. Extension of the Northern Pacific Railway from Hoquiam twenty eight miles will open timber and farming lands aiding Grays Harbor manufacturers. If your socks are not worth a darn try ours Fogel & Gross.

Western Cooperage Co Aberdeen Wash West California Oregon Washington Idaho British Columbia Los Angeles Cal W. Eastman G. P. Clerin W. Sullivan Practical Coopers Columbia River Timberman Northern Pacific Railway Hoquiam Grays Harbor Lumberman Fogel & Gross

A Fine Farm For Sale In Chehalis Valley

Four hundred acre farm in Chehalis Valley four miles southeast of Elma Washington offered for sale on easy terms. Will be sold with or without stock and implements. P Murray Elma Wash

Chehalis Valley Elma P. Murray Wash

Madame Pauli Dressmaking Parlors Opens in Aberdeen

Madame Pauli opens first class dressmaking at 156 Wishkah street Aberdeen offering party gowns tailor made suits and family sewing aspecialty at reasonable prices. Advertises 1000 worth of dry goods at cost and notes Madame Pavus modiste at the same address with a watermark deal for one year at 2.20 paid in advance.

Madame Pauli Wishkah Street Madame Pavus Modiste Wishkah St Aberdeen Wash

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the Hoquiam Press Ralph Philbrick Oscar Carlson Geo Parker Seth Warren Wade J Nelson Hodgdor Romans Cayley Donn Chas Lenfesty J Brown Alex Berg W Perkins John Lindall Harmon Thomas Mc H Scott Lamb Adolph Ponisch Hershferge Ed Renie Joseph Woods Robert Andrew Bruc Theo L Hom N Hook Blake Kellogg Geo Kellogg Chas P Reed Geo Yakley Steep Canning Merrill Brooks King Crawfor McLean John Richard H P Albright J, Boyd Chas Forest Roundtree Tilly Chas Frenk Perry H Dunning Rowland James McKay Stevensort J Pervert R Kennedy L VanAnty H Linder Houser Watson Geo Sparling Rockwel Romans Edward Perkins O Roberts Carlson George Chicoune Melville Livermore Chalmers Ben Halbert Watson Jordan Kellogg Peter Mason Hughes James Flanagan Murphy P Foote Herbert Harper Allburty Chas O Cook Brisco Adams Soule Williams H Peters KE McCanby Joseph Firebaugh Bemis Haun Steeples Mourant Laverty JR Ellesby Thayer Lamb Wilson Philbrick G Richards Chas Hill Sutthoff Ross Price Fenalson Schmidt Landingham Harlow Warren M McNeill Ogden Sherman Main Parsons GM French Allen Hull & Co Thos McNally Edward Lycan McNair Sam Rainie L Morgan L McTaggart Walter Grigg E A Gouser J O Stearns T E Stevens W Stine Thos Whitaker O Bennett Louis Miller J B F Lytle Chas H Rychard RJ Elliott C A Lyons R Biddell Beale TC Frary W H Dupray W Dunning E'Brown W Williams Babcock Federation of Musicians Earl of Cadogan Edward VII Ireland Edward South Africa Bryan Aberdeen Public Schools Fashionable Heratn W J. Bryan T. C. Moulton General Housekeeping Outfitter Market St Opp Commercial Bock Aberdeen, Wash I. Harris & Sons Shelley Columbia Cleveland Crescent Hartford E. L. Koehler Resuties Cuesseresesene REE Mnsceed Rays Hatha JK Company Hume St.-Tel Commercial Tea CO F. Ernst Mgr
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