The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-21
HENS Of THREE STATES
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Admiral Drweyis SECT At the PhilipPines
The sOa of Nr& Caaeu1an Of this city
and the son al CAarae@ Sseyrzs cE the
Akt2azn-
Cspexin c. H. PaIIlips 81 GO1AenaAle's
ai=haH1aea militia company Is organizing
company whose services he vii oteE
/ to GovernOr Rogers f0r enrolanent fOE the
Cuban war
judge keen AZ Tacoma has refused u
grant = divOree TO ex-MAyor Ox Mrs
FEEe~tG The jusage gave fox his reasO1
+ that bosA were equally in tAe wrong. and
il would be better for tAcm 70 make UP
their dIEsrsneeA No s~2saticaAl features
Eere broagAt cat IN the trial Of TIE o<se
JOAN MeLsrpy, an extensive stock rAis-
er and influential citizen Of Adams coan-
", bad the kc1or Of serving under At-
niral Dewey, thea Flrs1 L6ezi@nzHt DeS-
ey, on board the United States frlgats
MlsSissiiPPi during the eiSa var The Mis-
+ szsSippi participated in numerous hAtIles,
The n1sz acted Of whizAwsr the st0rning
Of Fort jackson. Mobile, Pensacola, SeS
ORLEANS and Port Hnd=0a-
IAroa2 parties have Pureh2sed the old
DuH sAIngle miIl Al Kslso and are tear
ing the cid STRUCTURE assay preparatory
10 ererting the largest sAingie mill On the
coast They proPose putting in two tea
block machines. besides some double block
machines for the purpose of working the
timber all up. They are TO have the mill
f running in 50 dzyS
I Charges u q naosR serlous nature hang
over the head IT A A Ginis, United
States court eOmmissioBsE, residing Al
F WooIley, WASH Calls was arrested sey-
eral days ago On a warrant issued from
! the bench BY Judge HanfoTd upon the
application of District Attorney ". K
{ Gay, in Ehieh be Is charged with having
accepted fees from settlers In the vicinity
Of Woolley for the Transmission Of shal
T proofs to the and Office in Seattle- IL Is
charged that ellis failed u ira nslnit the
proofs placed in his Possession a. an Of
7 seer Of the law and also withheld the
fees, which should have been forwarded
/ to the Office here
/ CAlifornia's fruit crop, ike her wheat
crop is 10 be almost a total failure The
dry sPnng has wrought great havoc with
her orchards. Her production this year
will be cut down 20 the smallest amount
This offers opportunity for Washington
fruit 10 become popular in the great mar
kets Of the east. Last year the orchard
lists Of the Inland Empire sent a few
shipments to Chicago. There tie com.
mission men reported the fruit 10 be GER
tainly Of better quality than the Cali
fornia fruit, but because Of un uniform
and inferior packing it commanded Ies-
price than the California product. This
matter Of proper and uniform packing
and grading Is one to which our orchard
ISIS can not pay too much attention The
sale Of the fruit depends on IT. Uniform
and attractive packages and a proper
quality alone. II in methods of packing
our orchardists come up 10 the California
orehardists sale at high prices Is as
sured this year. Without good packing
We win lose our chance Of taking the place
Of California in the eastern market.
I IdahS.
/ The resignation Of Charles A Clark a.
superintendent Of the soldiers home Is
+ in the hands Of the governor. 1t was
/ handed to that official March p, to be
used at his discretion Recently, however
/ Mr.. Clark has desired To be released, and
now wishes the resignation accepted.
I George Z. Stsunenberg, brother Of Gov
ernor Steunenberg, has arrived in Boise
I from Silver City, where he has been en-
gagged in mining. Mr. Steunenberg served
/ three years in the United States navy
and was yeoman aboard the Boston at
the time Of his discharge. He viii leave
for New York in a few days with the
hope Of enlisting on one Of the auxiliary
navy vessels
Lieutenant Walsh of the Fourth cav.
airy has received dispatch from Colonel
/ Wood, commander Of what is known a.
the Roosevelt regiment, offering him a
commission az captain in that command
1t is probable he will accept, as he is very
dezirous Of getting to the front. Colonel
Wood knew Lieutenant Walsh in Arizona
when the latter was in active service
against the Indians, and knows that he
would be a great addition to the regiment
Of rough riders which has been recruited
for service in Cuba.
Ed Smith, chief clerk Of the state land
board, is a member Of the national guard.
He has felt it his duty TO resign and go
with the boys, the Lewiston company.
Consequently he rendered his resignation
To the board. While his motive was
much appreciated, the board felt that il
would be impossible 10 release him with
out causing much confusion and possible
los, a. he is the only one familiar with
the details Of the states complicated land
business. Consequently the board refused
N accept the resignation
II seems probable from the action Of
the state land board at Boise, that the
states holdings in the white pine belt
will soon be placed on the market. This
will be followed, if a satisfactory price can
be reached, by the speedy completion Of
the Moscow L Eastern, and the building
II immense saw mills for the manufacture
81 the timber. After a full discussion Of
The matter the following resolution was
IdOpted: Resolved, That the lands here.
LOfore selected by the state in what is
Known as the white pine belt, in LAtab