Richardson Return Continued on Asylum Location
Mr. Richardson argued the asylum would be placed near Union and doubted a legislature call would be made. He said the matter would likely be settled out of court.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1909
Page
8
Mr. Richardson argued the asylum would be placed near Union and doubted a legislature call would be made. He said the matter would likely be settled out of court.
Yesterday morning Mrs Ella Harson died at her sister Mrs W E Alexander’s home. She was about 35 and had been ill for some time. The funeral is set for tomorrow if her brothers reach town, one living in Wallowa county and the other in Washington state.
A Cove telephone message reports M. B. Reese, previously gravely ill and yesterday feared dying, is much better and hopes for recovery are entertained.
A continued wholesale arraignment section covers a convict jailed for stealing an overcoat from the Farquharson rooming house with a harsh but acknowledging judge remark. Baumgardner’s case is dismissed on appeal for a $6.67 dispute. Chandler pleads not guilty to burglary with trial set for Wednesday. Contempt proceedings against Charles Anderson slated for tomorrow. Indicted defendants listed include J Bennett Burt Slack John Mc Rae George Slack Philber Choate Frank Rogers John Stevens James Childers William Hunter Cecil End Mike Royce Walter Witherow Guy Hobson Hayman Stevens William Russell and C Oliver Hetty Green’s daughter Sylva Green marries Matthew Astor Wilks in Morristown.
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