Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-06-03
four NORTHWEST STATES
LATE NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Choice Selection Of Interesting Items
Gathered From Exchanges-cuIIins
From Washington, Idaho, Montana
and oregon-Numerou Accidents
and Personal Happenings Occur.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

FOurth or July.
Cash slot machines are again in OPP
GRAFTON at Tacoma.
The North Yakima sewer bond ques-
ton was voted down.
Adam Kile, of Thornton, aged 81,
died recently of paralysis.
A new postoffice has been establish
ed at Irby, Lincoln county.
Harry Runyon, a brakeman Of Ulym-
pia, was instantly killed recently.
The Washington state building is
the finest at the St. Louis exposition.
w. G. Brummett, who was shot by
Marshal Sturdivan at Lind, died later.
1t is now assured that the Canadian
Pacific railway will come to Spokane.
The Elwood shingle mill of Everett
was burned recently, entailing loss
of $4,000.
Fire at Rockford -four mill recently
damaged the building and stock to
the amount of $4,000.
The former volunteer firemen of Sc
attic will hold big reunion June 6,
the anniversary of Seattle's big fire.
Someone recently scattered poison
ed meat about Davenport and as a
result about dozen dogs have been
killed.
Calvin Ross recently blew the top
| of his head off at his residence near
Ellensburg. He was not discovered
for ten days.
Forest fires near Maple Falls, What
com county, have destroyed timber
and logging camp property to the ex-
tent of 100000.
State Senator Warren w. Tolman
of Spokane has withdrawn as a candi-
date for governor, after consulting
with Senator George Turner.
The following postmasters have re-
Gently been appointed: Ralph G. Nc
Dowell at Gordon, Douglas county, and
William j. Began at Highland, Spo-
kane county.
Henry G. Foote, member of firm
of commission merchants of Tacoma,
committed suicide near Chehalis, by
shooting himself in the head with 80
calibre revolver.
The years work is drawing to a
close at the state college. Examina-
tons commence June s and continue
till June IA. Commencement day is
Thursday, June Is.
Herbert L. Williams, formerly rail-
way postal clerk, was recently given
the largest verdict for personal in.
juries ever awarded by jury in Spo.
kane county. The verdict was for
$33, 700.
A joint session of the boards of coun-
ty commissioners of Adams and Whit
man counties has let the contract for
the new wood and steel bridge to be
placed across the Palouse river at
Hooper, Wash.
Firmly believing that the end OF
| the world is foreboded by the Russian.
Japanese war, 1870 Seventh Day AID.
ventists of Spokane are preparing their
white robes" to wear when the great
day of Judgment comes.
Fire has destroyed the Washington
Broom factory, owned by G.. Meese &
Co., of Spokane. The factory, ware
house and stables are total loss. 1t
was the worst fire the fire department
has fought in months.
e. M. Randall of Tacoma, Wash,
was elected secretary of the Epworth
league, and ]. T. Mcfarland of Topeka
Kan, secretary of the Sunday School
union, at the recent session Of the
Methodist general conference.
At a mass meeting of the fruitgrow.
ers of the lower Yakima valley and
others interested in horticulture held
in Prosser, joint stock association
for mutual protection, called "The
Horticultural association of the lower
Yakima valley" was formed.
The mysterious disappearance OF
Martin Erie and Matthias Erie, broth.
ers, whose fate has been unknown fol-
the past two months has been partial
ly cleared up by the discovery Of the
body of the former on the east bank
of the Dickey river, near Port Angeles
Walter Pearsoll, aged IL years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsoll of Pomeroy
was crushed to death Sunday after
noon under a wagon which was NOV.
ing the household goods of the family
The accident occurred at Alki grade
about IL miles from Pomeroy.