Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-06-07
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STATE NEWS.

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tory.
ID. Z. Vernon will soon start the In
der, a new daily paper at Bucoda.
Work has begun on a $4,000 girls
dormitory for the Pullman college.
Wheat for milling purposes is grow
ing scarce all over Whitman county.
There were % births and Is deaths
in Spokane during the month of May.
Five hundred acres in the vicinity of
Chelan have been planted to corn this
season.
Aberdeen and other Gray's Harbor
towns are much bothered by tramps
of late.
The Tacoma Whist Club proposes
to send team to the whist congress
at Minneapolis.
At the election at Winlock, last
Tuesday, the vote on levying 5-mill
tax was defeated by one vote.
The Spokane ordinance to fund the
waterwOrks indebtedness was passed
by the council over Mayor Belts
veto.
An unknown man committed sui
eide in Spokane, last Saturday, by
jumping into the river from the water
break.
Within the past two weeks, between
5000 and 1000 dozen eggs have been
shipped from Meyers Falls, in Stevens
county.
On June IL the new jury law,
which permits 9 of the IL jurors to
return . verdict in civil cases, goes
into effect.
Three papers in Lincoln county
offered TO do the county's printing for
nothing. The barren honor fell to the
Sprague Mail.
The fire clay and brick works of
Little Falls are said to have been sold
last Wednesday, to Philadelphia cap
italists for $4,000.
Searching parties have abandoned
all hope Of finding the body of Seth
Catlin, although relatives are still
keeping up the search.
The Roslyn Coal Company is max
ing arrangements whereby the widows
and orphans of the slope disaster OF
1892 are to be provided for.
About 1000 Seventh Day Adventists
from Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
attended the general assembly con-
ference at Walla Walla recently.
The contract for building the dormi-
tory of the Agricultural College at
Pullman has been let to Drinkwater &
Huber, of that city, for SIS 200.
John Humble and II. A. Miller are
building new single mill just west
of the old site of the Willapa Cedar,
Lumber Company at South Bend.
The jury in the case OF w. T. Tay-
lor, tried in Tacoma for killing E. r.
Capron December "a, 1894, returned o
verdict, Tuesday, of msnslaughter.
Silver men.held q meeting in Spo.
kane, Monday night, to organize . To-
cal league. but the Populists captured
the meeting, and it broke up in row.
The concentration at Monte Cristo
is now running steadily and sending
two or three carloads of concentrates
to the Everett smelter by every train.
The body OF Charles Bergerame, the
logger who was drowned in the Samish
river last Sunday, was found Thursday
and taken to Mount Vernon for burial.
Judge Stallcup, of the Superior
Court of Pierce county, has dismissed
the jurymen in his court because
there are no funds with which to pay
them.
Some of the creditors of the Spo-
kane Mercantile Company, which as
signed to ]. N. Glover, have made ap-
plication for the appointment of re-
ceiver.
Joe Clyde, q rancher on the Hump
tulips river, is said to have team Of
elks broken to harness. They will
haul as heavy load as any pair of
horses.
Louis Dennison, living seven miles
east of Oskesdale, was we'll riddled
with birdshot by Henry Gum, his
brother-in.law. 1t was because OF q
family quarrel.
A corporation is TO be organized in
Seattle to establish q hatchery in
Springbrook, near Orilla. The pur-
pose OF the corporation will be to grow
trout for the market.
Henry Loomis, Of Blaine, while
spraying trees with preparation of
London purple, in some manner got
portion of the solution in his throat
and stomach and nearly lost his life.
B. P. Shepard, ex-Treasurer of the
Gray's Harbor Fishermen's Union,
was arrested on the Lower Columbia
last Monday and taken to Montesano
to be tried for embezzling funds OF the
union.
A dozen or so British redcoats was
the unusual sight that attracted much
attention in Seattle Monday. The
soldiers were British mounted police,
on the way to Alaska to guard Forty
Mile creek.
Spokane has decided to accept the
bid of Jay P. Graves for $3.50 600 worth
of water-works warrants. A friendly
suit will be taken to the Supreme
Court to test the legality OF the pro-
posed issue.
Governor Richards, Of Montana. has
issued q requisition on Governor Nc