Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-10-02
THREE NORTHWEST STATES
LATE NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Choice Selection Of Interesting Items
Gathered From Exchanges-cuIIinqs
From Washington, Idaho, Montana
Numerous Accidents and Personal
Happenings Occur.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

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There were ave DEATHS from cboI.
era infantum naar colfax recently
Monday norning the state fair at
yaLina wos onanad ~ The n,,biic
Conarassan Will n u,,ro,hra, ~
Seattle and Miss Helen 1acKson were
married recently.
The federal court. Judge Hanford
presiding, commenced its fall term at
Spokane Tuesday morning.
The attendance at the Washington
Agricultural college is larger than. at
the close OF the tirst week OF any pre-
vious year. About 400 students are
enrolled.
Major General II. z. Corbin OF the
regular army visited Fort Lawton'
near oeat.ie, IN the course OF ms IN
spection oI construction WORK at west
ern army posts.
purlai rund LOT the SPOKANE ponce
Iorce' 10 De USED IN derraylng the Iu-9
neral expenses OF poilcemen VINO ole
IN poor circumstances Will De raised
py the members OF the force.
lnresllns Is ABOUT competed IN
the mormon nelghpornooo. Inc yleid
Is mucn smaiier than IN former years.
no "heat saies are pelng maue.
Farmers are holding for better prices.
About $4,000 bushels OF wheat
have been stored in warehouses up to
GATE. only about half this amount is
sold.
harvest Is over and the great bulk
Of grain has reached the warehouses
along the lines of railroad. Farmers
are waiting for advance prices before
selling
Tho attorney gerorol hoe rendered
ON on;nion ~ +ho eject +ha+ tbara 10
M law narmitfing the admission of
non.residents NJ the state To tha state
insane asvlnms Nv the navment for
their caro- and treatment
loo nevis .ba stroo,t oo. ro,,hor n,ho
hold nm a street car In Tacoma IN tbe
nigbt of tbo Fourth ~ INV and mon
whom n watch was found that wes
taken from q man in a street car hold.
nm of Portland bas baen sentenca "
,Jndge Smell to "a wears in the neni.
tentiary.
Not in many years has there been
SO large an acreage of excellent sum-
mer fallow in Wafla Walla county
ready Ior the seeder and narrow as
at present. on every nillsiue can De
1'T .as 49, 10 O,np. i aS w W. $780,
resen,hles a aorden IN snr;n, tire
The one time Sensational case of
Lewis Levy. a representative from
King county, against the Metropoli-
tan Press Gncorporated), the State
Printing company, the Pioneer Print
ing Binding company and others
for $4,000 damages for alleged libel,
has been dismissed by Judge Smell at
the cost of the plaintiff, the latter be-
ing in default. :.
The wood supply of the Blue noun
tain district, and especially for the
sections including Walla Walla, Pen
oleton, La Grande and the country ly-
ing west of Pendleton. has been cor
nered by Eugene Tausick. Although
Mr.. Tausick will give out no informa-
ton of his scheme, it is reported that
he has purchased in the neighborhood
of $4,000 cords.
One of the most destructive fires in
the history of Garfield took n,aca ra.
Gently when the hig inon,omon+ ord
oor,.,o Lo,.a :. .n
A"eo nouoo az inc Soi nei VI main
anu FirsI streets' owned Dy Farns-
worth & roster, and the Mechanics
Hotel, a few feet distant on Main
street, owned by John Drew and &C.
cupied by Charles Grant. burned to
the ground with their contents
Iohn Patron Of Snotoro xos
"rrsbaa. h1 ,,;o,,no.,,oto - uoh.os
~ saeo Tha ~ oro,dad aoo eS
pattor l., -, Omueu eiounu
iv anu W. ap T en -
tbsn, wara ~, oYn s;ae =, h;, W. -
IN The otber Thou u all " mn "a. anu onu
didnt want - INV ond Iof. 80 $50
M Patton wo1l1e5 a,,t - tho go go
and inst as he went ont of tbe Joor
he felt for his money and foun. it
was gone.
Clifford Pinchot, chief of the bureau
OF forestry OF the agricultural depart
ment' mas notified Senator Foster
rom ogoen' otan' that II VIII be I'M
sslu1 iol nun W spenu more than
c,nnanf;o, n,;tt ~. ;urast,nat ;o ~ ~
| the forest RI serve question and oues.
lions appertaining to forest reserve
e2, ensions ami elimina,ions. He may