The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-04-23


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Asotin county cattle owners are giving
more attention TO improving their herds
than they have ever before.
Sunnyside farmers, in Yakima county,
are al busy with their spring work, and
lquite number are preparing TO SOW large
areas Of alfalfa.
4 Farming is well advanced in the Bick-
elton country and some are about done
seeding. Sheep camps report a rood lamb
ing this spring.
The organization OF 4 company of vol
unteefs has been completed in New
Whateom by the mastering Of 80 mem.
bers, 30 Of whom are sons of veterans.
Cargo shipments Of lumber from
Gays HaEbor during the month q
March were: Hoouiam, IL carRoes. ass
600 feet; Aberdeen. 8 carROes. 2l7gOOo
fleet; Cosmopolis, 8 eargoeS, 100000
fleet; total, si74sOO0 feet.
Treasurer Huntley Of CentraIia has Just
issued his quarterly report. The city has
&3O675.44 in warrants outstanding and
$4,000 In bonds sold for the purchase Of
the electric light plant two years since.
This il the entire debt Of the city,
amounting TO Sa3y67544
Six healthy, husky, energetic Salvation
Army officers will leave Spokane MAY 4
for The KIondike. They 70 on a relief
expedition. but one not like those that
have preceded il and failed. Theirs is to
carry the gospel TO the people Of the Yn-
on; their mission 10 relieve and lessen as
far a. possible the evil influences of q
Wild frontier Life.
Fees were collected by Clarke county
officers during March and turned into the
treasury as follows: Auditor, &23425;
clerk, sI30OS. One hundred and ten in
struments were recorded by the county
auditor during the month, as follows.
Deeds, patents, bonds for deeds, etc, 90;
mortgages, liens, etc, 30; mortgage salts
factions, 6; miscellaneous Ia.
There were 70 deaths in Seattle last
month, q number larger than has ewes
before been recorded in any one month,
except In March. 1891, when there were
81 deaths IL is also important TO note
that Is people sueeumbed TO pneumonia
alone Seventy-one cases Of infectious
diseases were reported, as follows: Diph.
liberia, Is; scarlet fever, IL; measles, "a /;
: typhoid fever, 4; whooping cough, Z.
Thomas IL CayanAngh, formerly sur.
veyoF general Of Washington, now al De
troit, Mich, has written a letter which
, has been fled with the president tender.
|. ing his services in the event Of a war will,
Spain. General Cavanangh desires an ap-
pointment as captain and assistant quar-
termasier. At present the president and
, the war department are giving no heed
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Plans have been accepted for a $4,000
theater at Lewiston
A telephone line from st. Anthony 70
Dubois will in all probability become a
D materialiEed fact in the near future.
The plans and specifications for the
..sw Episcopal church at Boise are about
? completed.
Ehbogate preparations are being made
al Albion for the organization Of an ar.
tillery company under the direction Of
+ Colonel r. s. Wood and others
Early Friday morning fire destroyed
= Pages hotel at Mardner. with its con
tents. A man supposed 10 have been JohI
+ Gallagher lost his life in the flames. Tn,
loss is estimated at 5000, insurance s.,
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