Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1900-02-02

spars to- len out Of the timber near
Elma the coming season.
At the Cheney Normal school last
week four students finished five-year
course and received diplomas.
An unknown man, cheaply but fash
lily dressed, was shot and killed in the
suburbs of Seattle last week.
Peter Suffer, farmer living Is
miles southeast of Pomeroy, commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat.
No more smallpox has been reported
in Colville vicinity. and the one case
six miles in the country is reported be-
yond danger.
Wilbur Terrence, a farmer living
near Diamond, was thrown from load
of lumber and sustained a severe con-
cussion of the brain.
The collier, Miami, belonging to the
Pacific Coast Company, was totally
wrecked on a reef near Oyster Bay, on
the east shore of Vancouver island.
Mrs. Katherine Wyman, wife of DIR.
H. NJ. Wyman. Of Kettle Falls, died
from the effects of dose of morphine
evidently taken with suicidal intent.
Powder did not thaw SO lighted
candle under 1t caused an explosion
near Myers Falls. Osborn Upper was
painfully cut about the head and pos
sibly blinded. Nick Beigle was also
injured.
The efforts of the Retail Grocers AS
ISOLATION to secure the aid of the" job
bers in boycott of the cut-rate gro
GERS at Spokane, that would stop price
plications.
Captain Henry Tailor, engineer in
charge of government improvements
on the Sound has already begun to &C
cumulate material for the new fortifl-
cations at the entrance to the Port Or
hard naval yard.
Adjutant General Fox was surprised
to learn that the bodies Of Washing
tons dead heroes had arrived at San
Francisco from the Philippines. as he
had received no official notification of
their removal for shipment.
Goddard whipped Dan Eagan of Mon
tana at Davenport. The contest was
fast and furious from the start, but the
Montana boxer was hit frequently and
was knocked down twice. Eagan's
second threw up the sponge.
The date of the next soratorical con-
test at Whitman College has been set
for March 18th. Twenty-Five dollars
in prizes has been offered by Mrs. Les
ter Wilson to the successful contestants
On an alder tree on high bluff, near
the mouth of North river, in this state,
Surveyor Vickery has found the follow
ing inscription: 'U. 8. Survey Camp,
No. II, December 10, 1885," This is the
date of the first survey of Pacific county
Il had been cut in tree and grown ov-
er.
Austin Corbin has won the Daven-
port cup for the best pen of birds in the
Mediterranean class. Mr.. Corbin car
ried off this trophy last year and this
year the same birds which captured
the prize before have won again. He
won on his Black Minorcas with a
score on the pen of 1884. 1t Is Off
cialiy announced that Mrs. Harry Baer
carries off the Finch cup, which is
awarded for the best pen in the Asiatic
| class. This also is the second time
that Mrs. Baer has taken that cup.
She captured the prize with her light
Cochins. The Hazelwood Dairy Com
pany this year takes two of the cups
the Wetzel cup, which is the largest
prize offered. and is for the best collec-
ton in the show, and the Hypotheek-
bank cup for the best pen in the Amer
lean class, which was captured by the
White Rocks. This is the result of the
fifth annual poultry show of Spokane.
Commerce of PhilIppines,