The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

kane Sunday.
There are $50 patients in the asylum
At Steilacoom.
The markets of Salem, Or, are over
flowing with fruit.
A consolidation of street car lines Is
under way in Seattle.
Elberton hopes for 4 machine shop
and foundry this fall.
Chehalis and Lewis counties have be,
gun to market apples and pears
The annual meeting Of the State His
torical Society will occur at Tacoma
Oct. :.
Thirteen carloads Of new machinery
for Ocosta's new sawmill are on the
sidetrack.
Faiihaven's city council has author
lied the sale of $3.50, 900 in bonds to pur.
chase and extend water works.
Some new grain has been received At
the warehouses In Moscow. 1t is re-
ported to be Of excelleAr quality.
Prospectors packing their ponies for
trips to the mountains are of every day
occurrence, says the KendrIck Gazette.
Harry Lewis, 4 Tacoma bartender,
quarreled with 4 bootblack, who bit on
part Of his ear. The bootblack was
jailed for mayhem.
The government has appropriated
5000 TO keep the telegraph line in re.
pair between Port Angeles and Cape
Flattery next winter.
The product of the Tacoma Smelling
and Refining Company for August az
gregated Sa3.s25 in gold, SD, III in sill,
YER and $40, $40 in lead
The supreme court of Montana de-
cides that political convention NAV
empower 4 committee TO make ! noml-
nation which the convention leaves
blank
A team Of horses broke through an
imperfectly covered cesspool on ! Walla
Wall1 street and had 10 be rescued
from nve feet of debris BY a block and
tackle.
The Pat Donegan ranch, comprising
i,2O0 acres, located near Medford, Or.
was sold the other day for s33 600.
FIFTY Polish families from Kansas and
Nebraska will settle on the tract.
School district No. 80, Snohomish
county, offered 81 500 worth Of bonds
for sale last week, bu. there were no
bidders; consequently Hllier City will
have to wait awhile for her school
house
The Monte CrIsto mining district Is
Just now one OF the Iiyeliest spots In
western Washington. The railroad has
been completed into the town and each
train carries in i good load OF pas
sengers
The McDougall logging camp is being
removed from Arlington to 4 point on
the Snoqua lm!e branch of the Lake
Shore road, where spur Is being laid
into body of timber that will keep the
camp running for about three years.
Inc bankers and merchants OF seat
tie are agitating plan OF issuing GER.
tiled cashiers checks in small denoml-
nations to relieve the local money
stringency and enable the banks 10 As
sist the farmers In marketing their
crops
According to the Mirror, people liy-
ing in the timber country east OF Mos
COW report the frequent sighting o.
black bear. 10 one instance four were
seen near the old Moore millsite. Signs
of the beasts can be found almost eyerv.
where In the canyons and thick timber
The whitman county board Of eanal
ization has completed its iabors and re.
ported TO the state auditor The de.
duction made In the vllue of personal
property Is s5i,iiO, In farm property
$40, 0s6 and in real town propertysI...a,
total of only sG3, los Last yearsre
duction was s45ls31.
The farmers of the Potl1tch country
have about concluded that they re, the
best crops on the average to summer
fal!o" the soil and put the seed in In
the fan Of the year, so tina: the grain. /
except In exceptional spots and excep-
iional seasons, is protected from winter
killing and gets the benefit Of the win
ter's moisture.
Governor Richards of Montana has
pardoned four of the convlcts In the /
'tate penitentiary at Deer Lodge, as
recommended by the state board Of /
oardons. Three Of the men were shor,
.erm prisoners. The fourth was Daniel
Titus, who was convicted at Miles Ci,v
June 9, 1892, Of murder in the second
iegree, and sentenced to 30 years i'm.
'risonment. He is now sc years of aye
Ind his health is falling.
Rev. II. W. Esgan, who has iust re.
urned to Walia Walla from Or. Eagan's