The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-12-08
WASHINGTON Morss.

rTcu UdSuOH, y DaTD6r, ID dying aL
Seattle as q result of q mysterious |
murderous assault made upon him. A
man named Bell, who shared the room
with Gagnon, has disappeared.
The single mills of Washington are
shut down tighter thar. drum. under
the agreement to close for the holt
days.
Louis Giraldin, material man for the
Pacific Coast company at Seattle, has
been notified that he is one of the
heirs to the estate left by Mrs. Caro-
line Giraldin Rose of st. Louis. His
share is $250,OO0.
George Edward Adams, the clerk of
| the Seattle assay Office, who con-
fessed to taking $4,000 OF gold with
in the past six months, will not make
a fight against his conviction.
Six new vessels have been contract
ed for in England by the Chicago, Mil
waukee G. st. Paul road. The boats
are to be used in the oriental trade
from Puget sound.
| AS the elimination of a quarrel be-
tween their wives, J. w. Martin shot
William Bernard at Buffers camp,
near Belfast, Skagit county,
The strange disappearance of Geo.
Trimmings of Tacoma is fast develop
ing into mystery.
The governor has reappointed Carl
Kock of Spokane as a member of the
state board of barber examiners.
Mrs. Oscar O'Kelly has a broken
arm, internal injuries and is suffer
ing also from shock to her nervous
system, caused by runaway near the
town of AlL.on.
While H. w. Fellows Of Spokane
was trying with a crew of men to
place in position the new generator
in the Klickitat river canyon. it slip
ped on the skids, got away from the
men, and lays broken beyond repair
in the canyon. The generator is valued
at $4,000.
The Chelan lake region was visited
by another earthquake shock recent
ly. The jar, which was quite heavy,
lasted for several seconds and was
followed by prolonged rumbling.
Louis Kunce, aged 80 years, was in.
stantly killed and Robert Soucinski
and William Prince were dangerously
injured in an accident in coal mine
Z at Ravendale Sunday afternoon
Souncinski may die.
Eugene Lorton has resigned as man
D aging editor Of the Walla Walla Daily
Union.
An order by the adjutant genera
Announcing the results of the years
;. target practice by national guard com
) panies of the state places Company Z
d of North Yakima again at the head.
J. At the November teachers examina
ton there were 1172 applicants To-
l. certificates. In all 624 applicants wer'
J. successful, 1853 receiving first grad
I" papers, $50 second grade and "a
q third grade.
}. The annual report Of the state fisl
l. commissioner and game warden give
D. the total value of the fish product O
n Washington for 1905 at $10,361 ,363. 81
n These figures exceed those of the pre-
y ceding year.
The body of Alex Kanseler, who wa
r. drowned with his brother Thanksgiy
a. ing day in Lake Kahlotus, has bee
10 recovered.
r. A large number of Indians at Fol
1t Spokane have signed the agreemen
d providing for the opening of the sout
le half of the Colville Indian reserv,
ID ton after lands have been allotte
70 in severalty and with the understand
Or ing that the tribes shall receive 81
e. 100000 for the already ceded mort
re half of the reservation.
a. Justice of the Peace Henry A. Whit
to of Rainier Beach, south of Seattl
es was instantly killed by a street CO
d, near his home Saturday afternoon. H
In left one car and was standing on tt
Id opposite track when struck by anoth'
Sc car. His body was horribly mangle
D. The Washington congressional del
a. cation, in conference with Secretal
Hitchcock. has asserted itself. AS
result the interior department will a
prove the Okanogan irrigation pr
IN ject and authorize work to begin the
IT. at once. About 100000 will be 8
Sc aside for the purpose. Secretal
al Hitchcock is disposed to limit expe
st ditures in Washington to the restrit
40 ed deposit, which is about 81, $780, C
IL but the delegation, it is stated, W
IT. make a fight for at least $1,000, 0(
OF which they claim would enable the d
ct partment also to take up the Sum
side and Tieton projects.