Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-07-28

It county, has disaDs.
for his arrest for AN
mails having been w.
A committee has n.
Everett to Organize \!
ty agricultural assos,,s'
for holding a county \
fall. Y n q.
Contractor McKay i
few days the construs's
for a company oi solsIs
stone point, across 4,
send. '~
Henry Kleinberg i /
the largest warehouso. :,
ton near the Northen
tracks at Ellensburg
will be 4Ox10O feet
=. Derringhoif. wm
ling an artesian well +
the Mckee. near Man
struck a big flow q &
to irrigate 100 acres
F. c. Rhymer, an M
mitted suicide at seauJ,
himself. He was desprl
ness. He was siurt
old, and lived formerh s
Work on the Adrau Il
son creek. is being DUN
one-half miles Of the Al,
completed. and it il NJ
will reach Adrian IN i
weeks.
The second crop Of An
cut at North Yakima
unusually heavy. FuA
doing well. In the II. Ti4H ~
Horse Heaven and the RI
fall-sown wheat replove 90 Much VA
is all right.
A serious accident oUl. e ~ 3 ~ = 4
Mud Bay logging cam " e ~
A car jumped tine tad s !. E, (
a team OF horses, seW. e ',9.'
the driver, o. Il. SticEs IS s. {, & s
both horses. /.
BY the breaking Of s,,<<s
Sticken was nearly hIA 80 ..'s.,. e.
recently. One end Of ssss9,s. e.. /,
struck him in the Iaa ,,,@ =, -
then ran away, and one NJ. ]. II. II l....
ed. =
Sixty-five Thousand dbl ..4u 4 ..,o 4, !.
Saturday last paid on k,ol. s. : ,i \,
Great Northern railroad ~, v, Il VI. I,
acres of land on HaYemlrietiv
Spokane. This is butsx szKNhaf ~ Il
age of the amount the nnana ger
plates investing in SpOGn s.AYost anvi
future. an ID aro3,,
Last week a war tool lor more tha|
so Japanese on the one wv here 49
Chinese ON the other, n il Mr.. Bla
The fight ragged intsnroke up
night and knives nd Wei. Ne
bars being the weapons ilxAnst been
list of casualties were 3okin4 f0r. Il
and one Japanese being What ID Il
While employees ven "}fc want
piling lumber in ChsnanstFI0us I'D
lumber yards at Walla Hlgays he "a 4
of an unknown man Eahe streets, a
head and face were MAJOR tell stor|
body was terribly crushAlor fight Oh
The man was about 81 9unQax nox
respectable looking BNay tricks
hair and chin whisken Tore nQE 81
The Board of County Cah1er Curing
has a plan for protectill'e neizz ~ Y
and animals in Pierce . 1t4st Rs eSR'
forcing the game laws y i1 na,'s's Y
ment of all road superys <Sz. 7'.'.'ss,'
game wardens. Each 1s".4 Y'''
or will have copy Of Y 1871 2
and will see that they a. = R9t
his district.
The body of an unEl' .<,,
an Indian, was t,,..:. !, Il.
Yakima river, near r
body was that of man
years old. The little Why VIII
right hand was of. ana ''ensiy v'''e'
in his ears. He was sn}eet lof =
hair clipped, partially nano pe'"s'o'
clothes he had on was
shirt. g. !,
Aaron Kuhn, of Collaz & .rs. a I
Of the largest purchases
buying $1,000 Dus ma s,,o,.s
1t 43 cents in the Wai iac1a,za M
wheat was at Mockens. ~ 4,hf@b Il
Ilenwood and Colfaz. efrael s.
some larss -..-:..:........-
5chritier sold $4,000 ~
10000; J. A. >
Mrs. P. Freeman, 6uVv
,wn raising.
Martin Smith, q iava
It the Northport MiniS
Jompany's plant, mel Wy y.
BILE death last week. =
ID in hauling ore frop Ien.n
cast heaps to the lufn', a
vas red hot at the tine
LANCER of 1t caving' &eDle.|
men heard agonizing
where Smith was last
.rrivinp on the scene ID
nan was found pinned ~
+ the burning ore tina.
lips. The men wofh~
o extricate him, but y WHO ANN
elbow absolutely belns