The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-05-28
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
ITEMS FROM ALI AROUND.
ProaPeet Of . barge Fruit Crop
Surveyors Locating an Extension
OF the Vancouver, kliekttat q
Yakima RailroMa-WOFk en- the
Extension Of the PAlOuMe Branch.


/ THrash;o. l. r-.>.,-aas;D, ,;salv uOrth
of maritime in Lincoln county, and con-
siderable of the grain proves TO be but
slightly damaged or mot damaged at all.
The members of eompany r. First reQi-
ment. N. G. w. at Seattle. have Organized
by electing c. III. Crane CAPTAIN; John
| Il Carroll. first lieutenant: Thomas III,
Gamble. second lieutenant
Whateom county reports that pros.
Deets for a lar0e fruit eron could not he
better. and Judging from the appearance
of the grass the Weld of hay will surpass
in quantity all expectations
Fruit prospects were never better than
in this portion Of the Yakima valley. ia
the report from North Yakima. Pros.
poets are that growers will have 10 thin
down the crop by at least half Spray-
ing for the eoddling moth il now going
| an
Lumber shipments by water from Grays
Harbor points during the month of April
amounted to 500 900 feet. divided as FOL.
lows: HoOuiam. ten earvOes. 3s52 OOO
feet; Aberdeen, eleven caryues. ASS 900
feet; Cosmopolis. six earvoes le7OO OO
feet.
Notice has been given bv Mavor Nick.
Gus of Tacoma to the commissioner Of
public works, the chief of police and the
chief Of the fire department to notify all
men in any of their departments that any
of them who enlist NAV have the assnr.
anee that their plaees will, ba reserved
for them and restored IL the war should
close within the life of the oreseDt eitv
administration.
Thomas Lynch, an old soldier. and for
a number OF wears a resident Of Golden.
dale, is reported to be with Admiral Dew.
ey on the flagship OLYMPIA. IL il gen
orally believed he il serving "a n barber
Lynch served as drum major and buoler
Edward Lynch, his son. is said To be a
sailor on the battleship Oregon. having
enlisted while the Oregon was ON Puget
Sound.
At the annual meeting of the State Den.
tai Society at Tacoma, the following of.
fieers were elected: President. p n Gar.
lyon of OLYMPIA; first vice president. w
L. Bukhart OF Tacoma: second vice pres.
ident, j. N. Prather Of Seattle. treasurer
J. f. Banks of Yakima. The following
were elected DELEGATES 10 the National
Dental Assoeiat ton az North America 10
convene at Omaha in August. r. +
Eshelman, w. L. Burkhart Of Tacoma.
B. s. Scott of Eilensburg; C. A. Holmes.
E ID. Andrus of Seattle: p. H. Caravan
of Olympia.
A party of Is surveyors. connected with
the Vancouver Kliekatat A Yakima mil.
road. are in the vicinity of front Iaks
at work locating an extenS;on Of thu road
They are on a three weeks, survey over
the proposed line of the road. The prip.
eipal object of the trip ia 10 marx ont
a practicable route through KIiekatat
pass it being the announced intention Of
the COMPANY to make n considerable AZ.
tension the present wear A norton Of
the crew are WORKING toward tb,s c;tv
along the line of the old Hunt survey
The war with Spain has made two Va.
cancies in the family circle NJ tho Rev
Myron EeIls. the well known missioDarv
at the Skykomish Indian rsservatiop AMI
writer of considerable prominence sanec-
aily on early life In the Northwest, In
uAn customs anu languages his son,
an i' r ~ VINO was IN EAiensOurS when
ING eSh i"f volunteers was issued, was
p Dne VI INC nrSt 70 respond and informs
ms parents oy mail that he will go to the
IN "He" ms company gets OrderA An
M SD"' onestef, 1t SehooA IN coupe
:. Iz.n uaS "lsc Jo'neu q company Lhere and
- LINING n.lls uaiiy' hoping 70 De called.
IPo,'S receiver rom inherent parts
=. o,IlA county Sno" there are most IA
~ ~e P'o'psc@ iot an enormous crop
=. Pms anu al varieties Oh nult the
~ -" 5. 1911. INC Gilhnat'e eonditions
: - lar tn'S spring nave been all that could
20 ueSIeu anu contrary 10 the general
su no uisIouraging reports whatever
w " " ms 'iLhe Oeen received nom
C,ni,,n,L;s IN ."e oIch@Ius near tne
oolu"iA anu IN 'he lower attitudes the
p = me ~ nv ' I 70 D aiready advanced
- mi al Hanger u uAinAge oy irost
IN ans anu tno7e On the higher
IemO'e rum Inc rlFer' "here the
J. - NV - - from one 70 Two weeks
'e Use - past
Idaho.
The sixth annual convention of the
Christian Temperanee Union NJ
North Idaho district, will convene at Lew.
ston on the first. second and third =,
June.