The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-12-23
WARRINGTON MEWe,

WARRINGTON NEws.
The new opera house 1t Harrington
has been completed.
The recent farmerp' institute ses-
sions at Kennewick we're largely At
tended.
A new mail route II to be established
between Ritxville and Lantz, 20 miles
south.
william Jibbins, . farmer living nine
miles north Of Dayton. was robbed Of
So 5000 recently.
An irrigation law for the state Of
Washington y being framed by the
state irrigation commission.
The superior court for Franklin
county has adjourned. after deciding
the county seat contest In favor Of
Pasco.
Frank Grimm was sandbagged and
robbed within q block of his residence
in Tacoma. Only . few dollars was
secured.
B. F. Berry, residing IL miles south
east Of Lind, threshed $4,000 sacks Of
wheat this season and made one sale
amounting to $4,000.
Brigadier Alexander Mcmillan an
nounces that the Salvation army is
planning to feed 1000 people this
Christmas. at Spokane.
Charles Greer. an old man recently
of Spokane. shot and killed himself
at the farm Of his son In law in
Egypt, 20 miles north Of Davenport.
Representative Jones has fled peti.
lions and his Recommendation for the
establishment Of a rural free delivery
route out Of Latah. Whitman county.
The secretary of the interior has
given authority to sheepmen to Craze
$4,000 head Of sheep in the Mount Raj.
nier forest during the season
of 1905.
The Seattle Athletic club team de-
feated Multnomah Athletic club at foot.
ball Saturday afternoon by q score
of s to 0. The Oregonians were out.
classed at every stage of the game.
Warden F. A. Dryden Of the state
penitentiary announces that he will
hand in his resignation to Governor
Mcbride about January 1, to take Of
feet as soon as he can be released
from his duties.
The annual convention of the Wash.
ington Educational association, which
occurs In Spokane December %, Is
and 80, promises to be the largest and
most important educational convention
ever held in the state. An excellent
program has been prepared.
Chris Gray died at his home in Ell
lensburg recently, after q months
struggle with typhoid pneumonia, aged
about 80 years. He had been q resi-
dent Of Kittetas valley 20 years and
was one of the best known stockmer
of central Washington.
Two measures Of Importance to the
banks and bankers will be pushed BY
the State Bankers association wher
the legislature meets this winter. One
will be q bill for the regulation o.
foreign banks, and the other will b
one for the regulation Of state banks
The completed report Of the com
missioner Of public lands shows that {
total Of $2,863.9 97 has passed through
his hands in the last four years. This
is made ause for q recommendation
that the salary Of the commissions
be increased and that he be requires
to furnish q larger bond.
The Jury in the murder trial Of Mil
lard Boyd, at North Yakima, dis
agreed after being out over "a hours
It is said the jury stood 10 for acquit
tai and two for conviction. Boyd wal
charged with the murder of his lille
climate child, born to Miss Mccall
lumof North Yakima, who was one O
the strongest witnesses against him
q. M. Woydt, ex-chief Of police o
Spokane, accidentally shot himsel
Saturday afternoon while fishing. Il
stopping over to get bait for his hook
his revolver, which he carried in
holster under his coat. fell on tn
rocks and the hammer striking tn
ground first, exploded the gun. TIL
bullet passed through. the upper par
of the left lung, above the aorta ant
just below the subclavian artery. Thu
bullet also cut several small arteries
which caused internal bleeding AM
caused the ex-chief to spit blood pro
fusely.