The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-15
WASHINGTON
CORRESPONDENCE.

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Special naspaseh to the Post InteIl,gencer.
WARRINGTON. Nov. N-The division OF
forestry OF tie department. Of agriculture
~ rae present time mas sixteen men In the
state Of Washington gathering data re-
garGing the growth OF red ar and how cees
TO keep the land In a productive condition
Fir is q rap.siy growing timber. and Sif-
ford pinchot. ahies 81 the division. believes
that with proper care there should ne
perpetaa. supply which should maintain
Washington 81 q great lumber producing
ssats IN perpstuity.
Patents have been granted to the follow
ing residents Of Washington: George NJ
CoIisns assigrer OF one-haf 10 J. F.. Keen
sr. Davenport. bicycle brake; Philip 5.
Miller. Seattle. p.asterfng trowei; o.s r.
SVEN, Tacoma. acetylene gas generator;
Charles e. c. Edey. assignor OF one-haf
TO A. Keusifsk, Tacoma, automatic car
coupling. and to Walter W. Richardson.
Pomeroy. straw stacker.
New pensions have been granted to ciii-
gems of the state OF Washington as follows:
Joseph ". Pomeroy. Redmond. y per
month: David ". Maurice, Spokane. -.
Hardin D. Randall. Kelso, d: stephen D..
France. soldiers home, Pierce. SO; Ben
janin r, Howard. Tacoma. So; William c.
Ellsworth. Por, Angeles. Sc; George v.
Mnett, Spokane. -.
Increased pensions: James Hardness.
Olympia, IS To- sl3; James A. Temple. South
Prairie. Sc TO SO; William Harsei. Eilsns-
burg. s. 10 81; Dudley c. Lawton, Spo-
kane. s. 10 SO.
Widows' pensions have been granted to
Casharsne Ewing, Spokane, and to Ursula
c. Hofiedits, South Seattle, Of Is per month
each.
William l.. Brooke, OF Washington, has
been promoted from $3.50 to y 900 clerk
ship In the pension office.
A civil service examination for postnffice
clerk and letter carrier at Olympia will be
held In that city December 8. Applications
to take the examination must be fled with
the postoft3ee board on or before Noyem-
Der IS.
Recent army orders of interest TO the
state or Washington are: Private Gilbert
Q. Keeny, hospital corps. transferred from
Fort Wright 20 Fort F1asler.
The following volunteers Of the Thirty
ninth infantry we're discharged at Van
~
rod. Reps Carnes and William Ryland.
Company A.: August W. A. Miller Early
T. Cleveland. Aiphonse II. Verchot and
Fred +. Weaver, Company b; George Kelly
and James A. Easts, Company C.: Louis
K. Allen. Company z. Michael Moran and
Albert f. Springer. Company F; Harris
r. Grissom, Joseph r. johnson, George T..
Palmer and Charles Iarkee. Company X;
Mike Haley end Patrick j. Byrne. Com
pany l.; Milton II. Lee. Company N; Cor
porai Cyrus +. Starkey. Company F; Pri-
Yates Edward Burke. Andrew Smith and
Frank Lewis, Company A: John Mckay
and William s. Fowler, Company r: Dan
lei Bnkiey ana Samuel Munday, Company
G: Guy La Forge. Leander c. Bowman
and Thomas NJ. sAlvedge Company T.:
John +. Reeves. Company F.; James Fl.
Hough. Company G Jason II. Barton.
Company II; William NJ. Briner. Company
X John l.. Ticking and Byron F. Swan.
Company l.; Leroy H. Albright. James
T.. Dick and Clarence r. Spiekstt. casual
company; rriyates Giles McGaha. Com
pany G; John w. Norris. Company G; Re-
eruits John Miller. Clifford Fl. Walker.
Thomas W, Gsinmili, James d. Meek and
James r. Mcdaniel. Fort Crook. Neb;
Recruits John f. Bartolet. Thomas j. Corr.
Otsa +. Dafielson, Glide +. Dansord,
Thomas w. oobbson. Michael Donovan.
Edward b. Hall. Guy Manxmier. Aionzo
I.angwell. Israei Miller. Peter Morrison,
William Niccpzr, Archie u. Parks, John
Riley. Melvin A. Short. James II. Stainer,
Harry Stephens, James II. Slower and
William Wishers.
Priyates William H Taulman, f. Thirty
fifth infantry. and George r. Humphreys.
ID. Thirty-nineh infantry having enlisted
under false pretenses. were discharged
without hcner,
Ia,
ningham, Adams county. three and hall
miles east Of Hatton. and thirteen miles
northwest OF Delight. and Roland l.. He'd
rick commissioned postmaster.
Frederick Bernd has been commissioned
postmaster at pascc, and VIM. ID. Gtbbon
at Maple Valley,
beginning November q the route from
Gle Elum to B,ewett will be shortened six
teen miles by having the service end at
Liberty.
Star schedule changes; Tacoma TO Ia
coma-Ieave Tacoma Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at p. m. and arrive at Rose
dale by 5 y. nj. Leave Roseiaie Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at a. m. and ar
rive at Tacoma by / p. m. Balance OF
scheelue unchanged.
Brewster To Chelan--I<eave Brewster daily
excep, Sunday at ls:is p. M and arrive at
Chelan by SO p. m Leave Chelan daily
Brewster by .;i5 2. ~
The special reryice from Wilbur 10 Kei-
Ter. Ferry county, WILL bs discontinued De
eember 5, and the route from Wilbur to
Clark VIII be extended TO Keller and give
six times a week service after Deem
Der s.
The mail service between Melbourne and
Festa has been changed so as to leave
Melbourne Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at : a ,a. arriving at Ves,a by Il m.
Leave Vests Tuesday. Thursday and sat-
| 0raay al 1888 p. N. and arrive at Mel
bourne by 5,7a y. M.
OakviiEe Ia Coanie--Iseate Oskyie Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday al / 30 p m,
arriving al s-c.nse by $50 D M. Leave
Connie Tues lay. Thursday and Saturday
Al T. NJ. and ErFivs 1T OakviIle by II a. m.
Toppensh go park@r-Lsave Toppenish
daily az a. n. and arrive al Parker by
10 u III. Leave Parker daily at s;so D. N.
aud arrive a, Ioaeenisn hy $50 y. m.
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