Murder in Second Degree Says Trapp Jury
The State of Oregon versus D. R. Trapp ended with a guilty verdict for murder in the second degree after a five hour deliberation in Huntington. Judge Smith set sentencing for Saturday at 9 am, meaning life imprisonment unless a pardon is granted. The case centered on Trapp shooting Slim Jasperson at the Frazer saloon on a warm August day. A porcupine incident in Baker City later drew crowds as the animal lingered near shop windows.
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A damaged OCR fragment notes transfer of wood or timber rights to Summervill Lumber Co near Imbler Oregon. Names and exact actions are unclear but suggest a transaction or claim involving local timber interests in 19th or early 20th century context.
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