The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-26
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

The body of an unknown man was found
on the Northern Pacific railroad track rear
Buckley Monday. The cause OF death Is
unknown. The coroner will make an in
vestigation-
4. B. Trilwad was sentenced in Kama n
Falls Or. last week 20 ten years IN the
peYiientiary for assault with deadly
weapon On J. T. ADAMS. Triiwud lasl Al
gust shot Mr.. Adams and MS son in dis
pute over wages.
Sam MaIeolmson, a painter. well known
In Waila Walla, was found dead IN barn
at Milton, or, Monday. He had been
drinking, an old falling and went into the
harm to sleep. Shortly afterwards friends
dead.
Unless the Tacoma Poultry Association
and the Kennel Club reach a decision en-
tirely different from the one now enter
bench show this winter. The poultrymen
want 10 hold their show shortly after the
holiday season. and the Kennel Club wants
a spring show.
A fire started in defective hue in what
is known as the Camel building in Everett
Tuesday Both stories were occupied BY
James Barron and were flied with furni-
ture and musical !nstrumen ts. The loss
on the building was 500 and on the stock
SIS There was no insurance. The build
ing was owned by w. c. Swallwell.
Another rich strike in the Mount Baker
country Is reported this week by Harry
Trimb!e, an old Colorado miner. who has
spent several months in the mountains
looking for good prospect Mr.. Trimb.e $
claim has been named the Rambler and
assays OF the rock Place It's value at 500
per ton, with small percentage Of silver.
The committee appointed by he county
clerk OF Linn county. Oregon. 10 expert the
books of ex-County Treasurer +. G. Nor
ris, filed its report in Albany Monday. \
shortage OF S3A0.si. covering two terms,
was found An order has been issued by
IL 8 X-rr
and his bondsmen 10 make good the short
age.
\ dog poisoner got in his deadly work IN
Wha,com Sunday night. and as a result
seven dead CANNES were taken 10 a prsma
ture grave outside the city limits Among
them were several fine animals and their
death has rendered their owners furious.
One gentleman offered reward of slco for
the disclosure of the identity OF the pois
Oner.
]. W. Howard. of Lakeview. Or. and
others. who have been developing a few
lodges near Paisley, Lake county. have
struck good ore and some excitement has
been occasioned thereby Mr. Howard re-
Gently sent samples 10 two different assay
ing offices. and the returns on one showed
so 70 the ton and the last sSs. mostly gold.
In The spring he viii run tunnel down on
his lodges. He has engaged an expert from
San Francisco TO make cyanide test on
his rock.
Several thousand sheep are imprisoned in
the mountains near Peniieton Or. Two
feet of snow has fallen there. Sheen men
have kept their sheep on the mountain
ranges as long as possible on account Of
dryness and a lack OF grass outside 5. T.
BOettcher has TWO bands at Wilbur. over
Goa and Robert Potwine 3 co One band
belonging TO Marshall * Furnish is. lost
Herders hunted for ii for three days, but
found no trace OF 1t. Unless chinook winds
blow and met the snow. sheep men VIII
have difficulty in bringing their sheep out
without heavy loss