The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-14
NORTHWESTERN DMNTIES
THE WASHINGTON SOCIALISTS,
Telephone Development In Idaho
TrOahlo Anen9 the Settlers On
the Nen PeFee ReaeRvati0n-aoun-
~ Claims IN MoAtana-Masonie
Clah at Helena.


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The salmon hackers Of Puget sound
have combined for the burmese Of main.
tanning Drices for the season M lses.
Their organization l. To Ia known as
the Puget Sound salmon Packers, Asso-
cation. George T. Mvers was chosen
president and Harwooi Morgan secretary.
Seyentv.six CONTAGIOUS diseasea were
reported 10 the Seattle health authorities
during the month Of April--ls Of searle-
tina. Ia Of diuhtheria and 40 Of measles
There were only four deaths during the
month "a a result az these diseases In
each instance the death was caused nv
diphtheria.
A volunteer coast GUARD eompapv Ia
being Organized A. Hoou;am 10 prctect
the town in case of Spanish priyateers
cruising ON this coast ATTENDING IN land
for the purpose Of obtaining snpnl;es
The movement i pon,,laY here and nrrD,.
ises To extend tn other nearhv seanort
towns and cities where there are no for.
tifications The eompany here will he
well armed and drilled and will consist
of at least 100 men.
Rev.Nathan Evans, pastor Of the Meth.
Odist Episcopal church at Goldendale,
came within one of being selected chap
lain Of the Washington volunteers by
Governor Rogers The Rev. ]. NJ. ThomD-
son Of Aberdeen, Wash, was chosen. The
Rev. MIR. Evans stood second. Mr.. Evans
belongs to n family Of soldiers prominent
in the late rebellion.
The ocean trade Of the port OF Tacoma
during April reached the total Of $l,l76,-
OOO IN value OF exports and more than
$I6O,UOO IN imports Fifty three deep sea
vessels arrived AID 81 departed. The
eoastwise shipments of wheat were prob
ably as heavy. if not heavier, than dur
ing any other April in the history of the
port, reaching lS2aOOO bushels, valued at
SlO9,OOO, says the Ledger. Wheat ship
ped foreagn amounted to 22O,OOO bush
els Coal and our shipments were also
good
There IS much disappointment at New
Whateom over the fact that both the mil
Itary companies organized are shut out Of
the first call for troops. Company L Of
the national guard fully expected TO get
in ON the call. but has failed, as the
quota was fined by other companies be-
fore its members had chance 10 file
their claims The company OF Sons Of
Veterans also expected to get in on the
call, and made strenuous efforts to do so,
but failed If there is a second call, both
companies are more than anxious to be
sent to the front at once.
Idaho.
A move i. On foot 10 hB;ld n ,s,snhoD.
linz corrso,;Do aIh;on r;th OIL NJ
i6oka and Ks,,oD ana ,l,imataI', -,;.h
O,r1en
T1s o,.,+s-u..,s- =, po;.. h...L.
has received ;rfOrrnot;o- ,hat - -
or~ NAV ~ 1901 "a g. - .~.,;p~.A.
in 49, II 49,. - - "P 1pa,.;-DI
onlv sxr.ria,oa5 90. II, ~ nat-..I
Sn.uId;ro ar No., 60. =. a. -
AGENCY in tbs No. p ra.S-.t;oi :
10 boya 100 har-aI o~,,r;' III
Tha - ~ ~ :. -
With tbs o,,tsr ,worIJ hv To-. d;at..".
tslenbora linz
Settlers nm The uOr4hs,r r.v4 ~ ~.
Nez Peree reservation are Experiencing
difficulty in determining their lines. and
the neighborhood il frequently called
upon TO settle disputes that are constant.
" becoming more complex and bewilder.
ing. The settlers claim that the govern
ment surveyors made a mistake IN their
lines- The ..ttleru in .o,a CO., hovo