Two lawsuits filed over sheep on lands and damages
On May 1 1902 two suits were filed in the courthouse. Elsie Waters sues T E Parker for 780 dollars claiming labor for caring for defendants stock in 1896 to 1900 and board未paid. John Frye sues Charles Cunningham for 300 dollars for unlawfully herding sheep on Frye's land injuring grass and crops between Oct 1 and Apr 30, 1902. Bean Lowell and H B Collier are attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Waters
T. E. Parker
Court House
Bean & Lowell
Plaintiff
Ningham
Township 2
Range 40
H. B. Collier
Sunday School Worker Visits Pendleton by Mary Foster Bryner
Mrs Mary Foster Bryner of Chicago visits Pendleton during her West tour en route to Portland May 13 15 at the Thompson street M E church. A grand rally for Sunday school workers and a children’s meeting at 4 pm will be held on Friday May 9 with sessions at 2 and 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Mary Foster Bryner
Chicago
Bryner
West
Portland
Thompson Street
M, EB
New London Boxer Austin Rice Beats Hugh McFadden in 20 Rounds
Austin Rice of New London Connecticut defeated Hugh McFadden of Brooklyn in a 20 round contest. Both fighters remained on their feet at the finish with McFadden heavily hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Rice
New London
Venezuela to coin Bolivar at Washington mint
The Venezuelan government will strike silver Bolivar coins at the Washington mint instead of Paris. The coins, valued around 20 cents, will total about 2,000,000 bolivars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Bolivar
Supreme Court Docket Set for Pendleton May Term List
The Eastern Oregon district supreme court will convene Monday at Pendleton with Chief Justice Bean and justices Moore and Wolverton. The 1902 term is not expected to last long but will hear many cases including Beam vs Beam for city recordership. A long list of cases from Baker, Umatilla, Union, Harney, Malheur and other counties are filed with deputy clerk Lee Morehouse for early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Supreme Court
Oregon
Court House
Pendleton
Roberts. Bean
Frank E. Moore
Charles B. Wolverton
John FE. Beam
John McCourt
City Recordership
Lee Morehouse
State
Murray Howard
Baker County
Sam White
Respondent
C. A. Johns
G. J. Bentley
Appellant
Fred Nadine
First National Bank of Union
J. F. Baker
J. D. Slater
T. H. Crawford
C. B E. Cochran
E. M. Payton
M. A. Balsley
C. R
T. G. Hailey
H. H. Albert
Thomas Grisdale
Baker City
Olmstead & Miller Fox
F. M. Saxton
Oregon Land and Construction Company
Allen Ditch Company
Umatilla County
Willams, Wood & Linthicum
Carter & Raley
Advance Thresher Company
Addie C. Esteb
Union County
N. H. Thibault
Smith & Heilner
Edward D. le Barl
Marie Louise Thibault
Smith & Hellner
Isaac Adams
Hutchinson Bros
Leroy Lomax
W. T. Carroll
Eliza Nadine
H. Crawford
C. E B. Cochran
M. A. Lawrey
Harry V. Sterling
Thomas Wade
A. Ferguson
James A. Feeforent
Turner Oliver
M. A. Crosin
EB. W
Walla Walla
Columbia River
J. M. Spence
Yakima
Jones’ Mowers
A. Kunkel
W. H. Fowler
Dalles
Robert Mays
Mays
Judge Mays
Dc. J. Whitaker
Hattie Whitaker
Appellants and Respondents Case Notes from Poton County
Oliver, appellant in Poton County proceedings. L. A. Esteb and Eugene Ashwell represent respondent. F. H. Crawford and Turner Oliver appear for appellants.
Pendleton Notes From A Busy Wednesday In Town
A parade of visitors and residents filled Pendleton on Wednesday with Adams, Weston, Athena and Gurdane names. J W Young, A B McPwen, J A McLaughlin, M S Olmstead, Horace Walker, Charity Ankeny, Walla Walla guests, and many others were seen at hotels and around town. Dentists, bankers, and lawyers moved through local events as plans for a portage railroad and local business undertakings were discussed. Food and farming reports note poor wheat early but hopeful later. plowing and gardening continue amid cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lemery
Adams
J. W. Young
Weston
G. W. Phelps
Heppner
Pendleton
A. B. McPwen
Athena
J. A. McLaughlin
M.S. Olmstead
Gurdane
Horace Walker
Helix
Miss Charity Ankeny
Walla Walla
John Albers
Great Britain
Dc. W. Mathews
Pilot Rock
Pearson
Freewater
Hotel St. George
W. D. Walsh
Lina Sturgis
Walla Walla Albert
Henry Harala
Golden Rule Hotel
A. W. Nye
Justice of the Peace
Dick Nye
Nye
Wirt Minor
Portland
Cotton, Teal & Minor
Miss Bryan
Virginia
Oregon
Mr. Minor
Colfax
Floy Tibbetts
Meiner
Cold Springs
Salt Lake bout ends in 15th round draw
The 20 round scheduled fight between Phil Green of Salt Lake and Young Donovan of Los Angeles at the Salt Lake Athletic Club ended in a clash in the 15th round that nearly became a free fight. Green had the best of the action when the bout was stopped as a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Green
Salt Lake
Young Donavan
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Green
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Hast
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Charlies Cunningham
John Frye
Charles Cun
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THE
Pendleton Shoe Store
Pendleton Recordership
Towlt
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Whola i
J. A. Blakley
Owl Tea Houy
Court Street
Saving’s Bank
Fry & End
the Pacific Newspaper
Market
San Franches
Fsecure Free
ST. Joe Store
Headquarters For Clothing
the Lyons Mercantile CO
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
Progressive Furniture
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendleton, Oregon
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