The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-06-30


The Mayor Of 6nohomish has called Q
meeting 70 organize Chamber Of Com
merce.
About 6fty Indians Of Chief Moses
tribe are doing some artistic war dancing
near wslia Walla.
The First National Bank Of Hoquiam
has just declared it, semi.annusi diyi.
dend Of 4 per cent.
John Herman sprsined his ankle In .
SPOKANE sidewalk. inAist ting injuries he
estimates In his damage suit Ut $4,000.
4 Tacoma firm has shipped 500 tons
oil feed. consisting OF oats, barley. bran
and shorts. TO Honolulu. ~ starter ior
trade II 10 hoped TO establish perma.
nently.
The mining property reported to he
bought by Jim WaTdner 10 the I'm p@riaI
mine, mill site and water right in Ken.
nedy district, Humboldt county. Ward
Der must have = mill oi At least ten
stamps In operation by September e.
From all parts OF Whitman county
comes the report that threshins 10 in full
blast sgain. Much Of the grain which
remained well stacked during the winter
IL said 10 be fair quality and we'll worth
ihreshing. Al Oakesdals there 10 said
To lie some first-class grain.
Two more complaints have been sworn
out at walla WsliA against Edmiston.
These last arc made BY the Catholic
Knights OF America and the Wonen's
Relief Corps. This makes six charges
aeainst him. lie furnished the u, 200
bonds F~Quir~i at his first arrest, hat hiss
not yet qualified On the third and fourth
charges.
The spokane Board Of Public Works
has received nar- than . score OF letters
from bridge builders oil over the United
states who have read Ia the Geographic
dispatches the news of the foods there
and are an xious 70 obtain contracts for
ne~ bridges TO replace those swept susy.
The hoard replies TO them that the city
10 not going extensively into the bridge
business ior year or 20.
The Commercial Club st North Yak
Tina 10 in correspondence with . Mime
fota firm Of starch manufacturers with
= view of securing the io~aiion Of q
plant there. II 10 estimated that an in.
s~~tmeni Of from q 800 10 a 600 will
put In = god starch factory. and that .
will thus be afforded for smaller
potatoes. not only In proving the grade
oi the famous Yakima "spads, (" but 10.
curing promising industry.
The Yakima Hop Grox~rs' Association
ri~ctsa u T.. i~sh President. X. Dunn,
A. u. Egiin. Treasurer:
A. II. kos.. Secretary. The meeting a.
very enthusiastic aud veil x,iend.-i, tho
growers Glowing an evident intention 10
strengthen In the organization. s~c,e.
larry Ross states that ih@rr are al least
.ooo. p~shafs 3.Sod. acr~s ect TO hope
In the roants. only ss0 OF which arr new.
lie hsures that 1900 picker. will 10
required.
Osvsss.
The County Cour, 81 Baker county has
appropriated ttso 10 b. expended in I'm.
proving Tie Cracker creek road.
inr u, unss ice shsit n~af arArs VAL
|~y IL 90 t'~ FUNK another 100 i-~i, which
y III maze the mine 100 ic~t in depth.
The Baker City n~mocrst states that
Inc ore on the dump II tho Emma mine.
,. rxprr,~i by rriiabl~ mining men, ~ III
gc from 800 10 1900 10 the ton.
Tn. lovely flower called tho French
pink 10 h~comin. . nuisance in fclds
around Parker. and some have spcnt
bundrds OF dollars trying 10 check its
growth.
A considerable amount Of this y~ar's
clip OF wool 10 teine brought TO Ssl-m
snd stored in the commission houses and
taken to the WOODEN mills. The price
10 10 crnts.
Isaac Ranta OF Albany 10 tho iatest In.
vcnior 81 . machine for mining black
pand. One Of the machines L. in OPERA
ton brtwe~n fsquina and Ais~a, and Il
j. asserted that 80 per cent Vi the gold
10 raved.
The residents OF Ro~s Slough, Coos
Ray. are putting In tide boxes at the
mouth Of the slough 10 keep tho water
out. The boxes are forty feet long.
twelve fcet vide. and will reach to tl,c
bottom Of the sloush.
II 10 thought at Corvallis that when
the Circuit Court holds it's adjourned
Fittings Their. July %. q new sale OF the
Oregon Pacific will he or,lerct at what.
ever price Il ~ill bring without regard to
creditors or court Gusts.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Baker. who have
been soliciting small contributions for
the purpose OF starting = hypothetical
home Tor widows and orphsns at Nanai-
mo, II. G., were arrested in Boise. Idaho,
~ confidence people. They were in Q
eord many Oregon towns.
The q. A. X. men Of Washington
county hav" decided to hold an encamp-
msnt in Forest Grove come time In
August, TO continue two ar ,hrce days,
and TO which all old soldiers and sailors
In the state are invited. Steps were
taken toward having this encam pmcnt
last fall. but early rains prohibited.
The grand jury Of Umatilla county, In
Its final report. recommended that steps
lie taken TO collect t9l3 -. the amount
Of 10 Houeer'e shortage, and also prp-
coed against the County Treasurer and
his .udsmen to collect the rum Of tls,.
n43 80 which the Treasurer IL short. Mr..
] louser was elected Sheriff at the recent
Governor Pennoyer has for some time
held that the separate institutions In ex.
istcnce At Portland. and known ~ the
Law and Medical Schools OF the Uni.
vcrsity Of Oregon, were not entitled TO
from the money apprppri.
Aied for the Eugene institution, and that
they must he located and administered
n Eugene II any Part Of the funds men.
toned were TO he legally devoted to their
use. lie conferred with Attorney. Gen.
eral Chamberlain recently, and solicited
that officers written opinion. Rec~ntly
The Attorney. General handed the Gov.
ernor his opinion on the subject, and Il
fully with the executive con.
I'nsions. The following Characteristic
letter Was sent by the Governor 70 the
Board Of Reeepts Of the university:
Enclosed find the opinion Of the Al.
lorney-G General OF Oregon 10 the effect
that your body cannot divert the money
81 the University OF Oregon for the
m a In ten ance rf schoois alscwhcrs Pas.