Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1900-07-27

&1|Iete Review of the rvenss for
Fast Week In This and For
onds--summarised TroH the
pispatches.
fridge, wife Of United States
It ]. Beverage of Indiana, is

ey on the 10th instant.
Anrahan OF New York was
in the 18th round Of his fight
ny West Of Brooklyn recently.
business section OF the village
blIt by fire. The insur-
to 100000, with the
ter
the treasury balances
xelusive of Inc $780,
in the division Of re-
ailable cash balances
9,5l8,292.
n, the youngest COVER
8 ever had, and the
United States, has isslel
FINALLY announcing his can
be democratic nomination to
u.
ic was fatally shot at Coun-
county, Idaho, by George
\ ouble occurred in saloon
10 1t seems Baldic had been
&c aimed that Bassett robbed
: ~
- largest transactions ever
s. IL 'oeur d'Alenes has been con-
lllace, when Barry N. Hill
Is " & nice A. Hight decided to the
~ e Mining Company placer
y So !, 50 rights, pipe lines, etc, for
sdeaths have resulted from a tene
Sdouse fire in Buffalo, and a fourth
follow. The dead are Mrs Guiana
e. ilanda and her son aged $ years, and
daughter aged 5 years. An infant son
Of Mrs. Milanda's was badly burned and
cannot survive.
a posse has arrived in Globe, Ariz., with
heavily ironed Mexican, who is believed
to be one OF the gang of four which killed
two station employees at New River wells,
robbed stage coach and committed nu-
n'erous other depredations two weeks ago
The officers refuse to talk, But there is rea
son to believe that they came upon the
gang and killed three.
Two men were killed and i've seriously
injured in a wreck on the Greensburg
branch q the Louisville n Nashville rail
road, SIX miles from Lebanon, Ky. The
kiiied are; George Mullins, bridge carpen-
ter, Mount Vernon; j. H. Houston, bridge
carpenter, Pinehill.
Inc HaWaiians have met IN convention
and have formed an independent political
party. They figure that by standing to-
gether they can control both houses Of the
legislature, and, in addition, elect their del
egate to congress. They have adopted
platform which demands that natives be
put on an equality with whites.
The elevator in the Hotel Walton, at
Philadelphia, fell seven stories Tuesday
night, and injured five of the passengers
and the elevator boy. The two passengers
seriously hurt were j. j. Pringey, dele
gate nom Oklahoma, and Brenton f. Hall
delegate from Belding, Mich. DR.. Bur
ton and Walter Hunter of Delaware. Mar
cellus West Of Washington, and DR.. Gam
den q Texas We're also among the in
Dr.. Camden Of Texas had an arm and leg
IN. camden OF Texas had and arm and leg
broken by being thrown out of the eleva-
tor as it fell.
beginning July ! increases in salary
will be allowed to "a postmasters in the
state OF Washington 1t is given on ac-
count of the increased receipts at the of
fices, and is made possible by the new
postofiice appropriation bill, which allows
$ls,OO0,OOO for compensation to postmas-
tiers of the country. The bill was APPROX
ed June 2, and applies on the fiscal year
Of 10000, which begins July /. Follow
ing is list of the offices where raise is
made, together with the amount The va
rious postmasters viii receive under the
new schedule: Seattle, $500; Spokane,
$500; Walla Walla, $500; North Yak.
ina, $2l00; New Whatcom, $240O; Ever
EFT, $500: Republic, $l7OO; Fairhaven,
$lIOo; Aberdeen. $l700; Chehalis, $l7O0;
Pullman, $l7OO; Port Angeles, $500; Bal
lard !, a. $500; South Bend, $l4Oo; Ritzville.