The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-21
WASHINGTON ITEMs.

/ ~ 0~NFNA@ N1aANI AQASEA EVLAEAy
has completed it's permanent organiza-
ton.
II is estimated that $4,000 sheep will
be wintered in Columbia county this
winter.
The Spokane Traction company start
ed the operation Of its new street car
system.
The present cold weather has start
ed wild geese on their annual pilgrim.
age southwark.
VIII and Charles Grove were drown
ed in the Hanaford river, about four
miles from centralia recently.
The directors OF the Yakima school
board has passed a resolution against
dramatic entertainments in the high
school.
The Spokane Brewing & Mailing
company has decided TO enlarge its
plants from a yearly capacity Of 49,
600 10 10000.
A young mems club has been or
ganized at Davenport, and a reading
room. library and gymnasium have
been fitted up.
Senator Foster and Congressman
Jones have been promised by the sec
rotary Of the treasury that Spokane
would be made a SUPPORT
Probably never in the history Of the
section around Starbuck have horse
and cattle thieves operated as extern
siyely and so cunningly as at present
While out hunting Sunday j. H.
Stephenson OF Preston was taken for
deer moving In the brush and was
accidentally shot in the head by his
brother. ID. J. Stephenson The in
jured man has q slim chance for re-
covery.
The report made by Major General
Samuel w. Miller, the oficer detailed
by the war department TO inspect the
last encampment Of the national guard
OF this state. is very creditable to the
Organization. Major Miller recon-
mends that the guard be supplied with
$50 additional 80 caliber rifles.
President Bryan of the agricultural
college left for Washington to attend
the convention November IL Of the
presidents Of the agricultural colleges
OF the several states.
For the second time this season the
eleven from Blair's college, Spokane,
met defeat at the hands Of the Cheney
state normal team. The former score
was rs TO 0; last score IL to o:
A call for the next meeting Of the
State Federation OF Labor has been is
sued by President William Blackman.
naming January II as the date and
Spokane the place Of meeting.
The funeral OF the late Ed. S. Ham
ilton was held Sunday afternoon. Fol.
lowing the service the body laid in
state and later in the week was in
TERED at the Tacoma cemetery.
The homeseekers' rates which were
TO have been discontinued November
80. will be continued all winter and
through the spring. including the FIRST
and third Tuesdays Of April, 1904.
In the hardest fought gridiron battle
witnessed In the state OF Washington
for years. the University OF Washing
ton Saturday afternoon defeated the
University Of Oregon by q score Of 6
to S.
Governor Mcbride. Secretary OF
State Nichols. Auditor Atkinson and a
number OF the employees Of the state
ofices attended the funeral Of State
Senator E. s. Hamilton in Tacoma
Sunday.
Guilty as charged" is the verdict
brought in by the jury at Davenport IN
the trial OF Cyrus Victor for the muir
der OF Charles Thennis at Govan.
Wash. April 3. The charge was muir
der in the first degree.
J. d. Patton and d. c. Armstrong.
farmers living near Aberdeen, recent
ly Quarreled and Armstrong shot Pat.
ton in the stomach, infiicting injuries
which viii prove fatal. The men had
been on unfriendly terms for some
time.
DR.. W. J. Howells. superintendent OF
the state insane asylum at Medical |
Lake. is entirely exonerated OF the |
charges OF assault and battery which |
have been pending against him, and
Judge Richardson has signed an order |
dismissing the appeal to the superior
court and reversing the decision Of the |
jury In the Medical Lake justice court |
Representative Jones has introduced |
= bill providing for the division Of the |
state Of Washington into two judicial
districts, to be known as eastern and |
western. the dividing line being the
Cascade mountains. Courts are to cit
In the eastern division at Spokane,
wallA walla and North Yakima, and
the western district at Tacoma and Sc
attic.