The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-30

NoRTHWE>TERN NEWS NOTES.

NouhdW ESTEHN NEWS NOTES.
Everett row has curfew ordinance.
Trout season opens April and eontin.
ues TIL November J.
\ daily freight train row runs on the
Grays Harhor branch
The Griffin shingle mill at Deming is Il.
be removed 10 Nceksaek.
castierock has a dramatic club which
VIII soon present Ten Nights in a Bar
Room
The resignation OF Rev Marx Jukes as
rector OF st. Paufs Episcopal church
New Nhateom. has been rendered the
same To take effect before May l.
For several months the Presbyterian
congregation Of Davenport has been with
CUT pastor. Rev c. r. Shields OF
Mon. Ore. has accepted a call To that
field.
A gun made TN The year 1870 is 10 he
seen at Walla Walla, The weapon was
used IN the Cayuse war of Oregon and
the Pague river battles. 1t WAS owned
ny Capt NJ X. Beale
a half-breed named Davis, suspected of
carrying on extensive cattle stealing OPP
eratiens In Whatcom county. Wash. was
arrested al Ladners and brought TO New
Westminster Monday. Davis will ,igh,
extradition.
Trackiaying has begun on the logging
read leading from Little Rock to the
Black Hills country. and soon the people
OF Olympia Will see millions Of feet of
logs doomed in the bay reserve above
Long bridge
1t is predicted the catch OF sockeye sal
mon around the mouth of the Skagit river
viii ipe large this season the fish turned
nut during the first seasons operation Of
the hatchery may be looked for 10 return
10 their native waters this summer.
House bill 81 changes the time OF hold
ing the road elections to the second Satur
day in October in each year between the
hours Of ard O'Clock p. m. AT such
election road supervisor shall be elected
who shall hold office for one year from
the first Monday in January following
Wallace Battles. the negro who was shot
at Republic by woman. is dead. The
woman will probably not be tried. as she
warned Battles several times not TO come
10 her house. and when he was approach
ing she told him TO keep back. He would
rot heed the warning, and was promptly
shot.
The Spokane municipal administration
has decided that all delinquent taxpayers
in the First ward who do not come for
ward 70 settle on the - per cent basis
before April /, will be proceeded against
at once and the property viii be seized
for the amount of the delinquent assess
ments.
John Scott, for the past year ana a
half superintendent of the jttte mill az
the pententiary. Waiia Walla. has re-
signed his position. the same to take eff
feet the FIRST az April. MIR. Scott expects
10 secure contracts OF the public state
buildings which the legislature made APP
preparations for.
Fears are entertained for the safety az
Walter Redeii and John Moaks. who left
Washougai about five weeks age, for a
short hunt in the Bald mountains They
took sufficient supplies, hu; before going
into the mountains they left the greater
part OF their provisions with a settler
and have not yet returned for them
The Spokane Street Railway Company
has proposed to the city authorities n
novel scheme, which I'm all probability
will b. accepted. They propose for a con
sidera;ion. to sprinkle the streets by
means of a specially built trolley car
containing a tank and an apparatus for
scientifically dispensing dampuess and ex-
tinguishing dust.
RossiandcIs have organized a lacrosse
club with the following Officers. Hon.
president. j. = 4. Fraser president. Ross
Thompson. first vice president Mayor A.
:. Gooaeye; second vice president. J NJ
Smith: treasurer. \. H. Mackenzie: seere-
,ary. J. T. Paxton, executive committee
4. 4. Rae. IL. w CLARK chester Mcbride.
Mr.. Tye and Edward oBrien
Joseph F,icholcs deliberately threw
stones through the Spokane Gas com
pany's offices a few days ago for the osir-
pose. AZ he said. ~ getting i'm jail where
he woDki not have 20 Fus~ie for food ana
lodging. WheF he appeared before judge
Fl $50 AMI costs watch TX equivalent TO
about sky days ia ihe coaoty au
T,urlus Day. postmaster at cherry Val
ley. who recently resigned after twenty
ore years service suffered q paTaiytSc
stroke last Tuesday while on his way
home The stroke cssn@ upon llirs9 az
night and being alone he FAY here he
feb The following morning he sas found
bv one ~ MS neisaborS lying helpless IN
me STOW ard nearly persisted MIR Day
IL s veteran OF tss c3sli war ard - years
oid.
~arth Yakima aaslcez state ,hat Julluz
FlF.rn~, TOR Pact r. q MeYxt ard tire
Esarhnund COMPANY completed contracts
fhsS week s0r is.ss hops "a follows. Reoers
Dunn ztass pounds M8x1e company. -
.s pounds, = n Eiseock sseos g-auusis
jos Kefeg r. 80 pounds !. X Dorset
$50 pounds. ] r. Ns}@oa l#sss3 pounds
81 y seA5der @4ss@ gos8gaas. F-erh:sr a
Poole. - saa pounds II Kasx is9p
g.ourds. Rollins 4 tsisss3er. s.ssa pv3.lTsd&
Prices rsaxets from II 20 = cents.
A sneephesyser uarneg f.~e gives "a ssost
borrowing account ~ ramss hors@s In tas
hHekitas caa@frT eass Fhe More LEADER
tie says IL uss eve az Fs~ nez. asgrn.-
v4t5rg ssenea BE ever witnessed 81 z4@
a rrmnassev - e8yo;es sSalktug aTuaDss a
starving AAsA II hnrses ARA TIE instant
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rexafs =eusa nave tbs snSazaEz hse4asf
sasfax from fae sugar vesn, add 80 rat
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