Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-09-22
WILD WEST WAIFS

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Illegal entry into the United Star. van
Fifteen carloads of primes yyers ,...
chased IN Nasco county. o.. by 49,.
| 'ahd hrm. The lot brought SI1I- II
The fruif crop Of Latah cou,tv IT,.
| Is estimated 10 hp worth S}O0Mu st'~
breaking '..- 'f
A bunch of steers Of tie r.a.. +.
the Burnt Rior district. Or. wa
for SD PER head, tie highest p-.cr r....,...4
! for years '""
a pack Of coyotes drove out eff Mae
| IN gq.ch, near San Rafael Cal. .'.
RotndS mat were running DOWN
wounded deer
Nearly thousand bicycle tag. H...
been sold at Walia Walia. Wa~l. ..
FUNDS are now sufficient for Constituent,
| of bicycle paths.
| An effort will be made to have. ,r..
! United States fish commissioner ,
Holsters to be placed on rocky portions ai
| the Oregon coast.
| George II. Glover has raised tr.. ,.,
| cumhers on his ranch near RpH-sr.
| Wash, which weigh pounds CT. a,,r...
and pounds ~ ounces.
The Puget Sound OyStermeD'S s.so
! citation has fixed the rate for oysters ar
! $3.50 per sack. and 81 per g3,I.,,
| opened, for the season of 1900 1901
The Pasadena Orange Growers ,s
| ISOLATION has received nearly SIS. 900 r,.t
| returns on last years orange Sh;Dasu..
| which aggregated 29,SJ3 boxes OF rruir
| The orange shipments for the season,
| from Riverside, Cal. amount to 42,y
carloads The packing houses are now
awaiting the opening Of the fall season.
To date this season California has
shipped 17,2SS carloads of lemon,
against Hiss carloads a week a~o
; go
free on board.
! "A crew of fishermen engaged in "a
+ desperate fight with over 100 dpv!fsh
/ off Santa Cruz island, southern Califnr-
mia, few days ago. The devilfish fought
| like demons, but were finally driven off.
The hay crop of Kittitas valley.
Wash, is estimated by competent judges
to be fully 10000 tons, and that nor
ticn of it which will he put on the mar
Ike will bring the farmers fully $500
600.
Immense quantities of lumber are
now being moved south over the South
erni Pacific railroad from Ashland. Or.
/ The bulk of the freight going over me
road at present is sawed lumber and
poles.
A date for the industrial school
MINISTRIES has not as yet been settled
upon. The boys are working hard for
the success of their theatricaiS and they
will undoubtedly be original a, wei a,
clever.
1t is estimated that according to the
present plans the sum of 81 ,3,}9, 596 Will
be necessary to run Seattle's admini>tla-
ton the coming year. The expenses Of
the present year. by January, will
| amount to 1884, 500
It. ]. McFerron. one of the most
prominent fruit-raisers in Cheney.
! Wash. and vicinity, says the crop of ap-
pies this year will be the largest ever
| harvested, and that there will be a fine
crop of pears and prunes.
John Porath died recently at a ho>pj-
tai in North Yakima, Wash, from eat
ing cabbages sprayed with paris g~ecn.
The autopsy revealed the fact that hi>
stomach was lined with ulcers believed
to have resulted from the poison.
-E'ifty-five draught horses were found
| hidden i'll the mountains by a deputy
sheriff of ColfaX. He was looking for
some stolen horses at the time. and be-
lirveS that the horses seen were stolen
and concealed until inquiries should
/ cease
At Zillah, in the Yakima valley.
Wash, species of large blackhird is
dong much damage to apples. 1t is not
the crow blackbird seen in the sWaWU>.
but belongs to the cuckoo family. and flies
from woods to orchards for its depIoJa
tons.
II. NJ. Kutchins. United States special
agent for the salmon fisheries, reports
that the catch of salmon in Alaska his
year has broken all records and will be-
more than double that of all the British
Columbia, Puget sound and Oregon can
nerieS.
The Notifications at Point Wilson.
Wash, have been completed with the cy-
ception of mounting the big guns. and nh
the employees have been discharged. The
gun-mounting will require from six t.
eight months The fort has been chris
tened Fort Warren.
The Los Angeles Herald is worked
up TO a fine frenzy over the collapse
of the Belgian hare craze in that city.
y writer in that paper says thar there
are now 10000 harcs there. and that at
the rate they are multiplying it will take
every green thing above ground to sup
port them within FIVE years. Thousands
of the harcs are being termed loose 10
forage for themselves, as there is no
market fer the animals
-Four dogs battlod with 4 porcupu"
at Walia Walla, Wash. The fight was
desperate and lasted about an hour. lhr
outnumbered porcupine shot quilts gam.
ly. but death finally rendered it hor> de
combat. One of the dogs was so lU
jurod that it afterward died.
C. w. Vail is the turkey king "'
Douglas county. Cal. He has some I'u
fowls now, and many more contracted
for. Recently be leased the 1000. r'
ranch of Fendal Southerlin. near OAK
land. and will Craze turkeys upon 3"
probably to the number of 2O00.
Thirty peaches from an orchard ncf
Roseburg Or, filled an ordinary boN '"'
full to nail the cover on. Quite a nuT
Der measure 11@4 inches each in cjrew
ference. \ box of peaches sent 10 '.r.
land from Wasco county. Or. contained
one measuring lis inches i'll circuG...
cnce.
An unusu4 'ly-large number Of j..
aneSe will be employed in the Wa~hla--
ton hophelds this year. japanese r"1
tractors have been offering their men
freely, and many growers will emph
them almost exclusively. About
ner and Kent it is estimate. fully ~
per cent. of the plckers viii be- Japane-.
Joseph +. Svatonsky. Rn,~tt"
probably holds the record for slow tra,
over the treacherouS Edmonton trai. 81.
left Chicago in the spring of lN!lN. I.,
winter Of 1899 he passed on Dead l-i.