The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-01
through the hardest winter. The sheep
are all reported to be In fine condition ana

through the hardest winter. Inc sneep
are all reported to be In line condition ana
thriving. 4
Pat Stringer and Conrad Amen. two La
year-old Walla Walla boys. were arrested
with some stolen articles in their posses
sion. They had dug a cave about n1ty
feet In length, which they hau nttea up
TO secrete stolen property
The Pasco News says that the Palouse
Irrigation Company has the big reservoir
and six miles OF canal completed within
Franklin county. This brings IL TO within
four miles of Washiucna, which part OF
the county will be watered next season.
A number of mules have been bought
In Klamath and Lake counties, Or. this
season. and there are stu several buyers
in the ned; dr0xe OF 10 young .nui he's
Mr.. Job. and were shipped East from Hun
tington.
During the absence of his wife. II. $.
Wnl5sey h ~; a nror iSn and sSsa DE-.
eamped with four OF his children, leaving
behind him at his home three children,
besides the baby who was with the mother
The family is left destitute.
The students at Pullman, burned OUT In
the recent fire, are To be housed in the
Union hotel building, which is being re-
modelled for the purpose By the students
agreed TO furnish the building, looking TO
the next legislature TO reimburse them.
The following We're among the notable
sales at Woodward 4 shank,in's sale at
Logic-The Slasher, w. c. Whitney, New
York 81 800: Ferroil, b. T., 1925, by Himiyar-
Madam Julie, c. Tillis. 81. Louis, 500. Bay
Colt. 1896. by imp Florsit-Mary Louise, Gus
Straus. sl.5oo.
A. Rypezynski, walla walla milk
dealer, while crossing the railroad track
with his team. was struck by the engine
of n freight train and horses. wagon and
driver were thrown fifteen feet into the
air. One horse was killed, the wagon de-
molished, but the man escaped with Few
bruises.
Snake river, was in Spokane the other day,
looking for his i1-year-old wife, who had
run away for the second time. The first
time he found her leading a fast life In
Spokane. but took her back. This time.
IL seems, she has become an inmate Of a
dance house at Nelson. b. c.
The report comes from westport that
a large amount of flooring and spruce
was washed up on the beach by the late
storm. Two RATS of flooring were washed
up in one place They contained about
$500 feet. 1t is supposed TO be of the
schooner Annie Gee. which sailed from
the Wood mill just before the storm. her
deck being partly loaded with flooring.
Notice OF the sale of the Fort CoIviile
military reserve has been published. This
reservation lies three miles north of the
present site OF the town of Colyilie and
comprises an area OF about !, 100 acres.
The sale will take place at the old mill
tary post on February next. and the
tract will be struck OF TO the highest
bider for cash at a price NOT less than the
appraised value of the land.
Sister Peter Baptist, of the Sisters OF
Charity OF the House OF Providence, died
In Spokane November IS aged So. She
came TO Washington In 1858. and entered
the hospital at Vancouver. From there
she went TO Portland, being one OF those
to open st. Vincents hospital. Her iabors
for charity in Portland were marked She
went to Spokane in isse, and had been idsu-
tilted with Sacred Heart hospital ever
since.