The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-17

| through his attorney, Oscar Cain,
has filed a motion in the superior
court for new trial.
From spokane-Married last plight
by Rev. F. X. Fowler at the Baptist
parsonage, George A Stubbins and
Miss Hanna E. Young, both of
Spokane.
Welded Today-Berhand E. Fiske
sell were married Monday afternoon at
/ o'clock, by Rev. Austin Rice. Mr.. Fiske
is an optic'an in Portland, where ne
and his bride will reside.
Funeral Of Charles, Jeans-Tne fu
neral Of the late Charles Jeans, the
colored man who died yesterday, took
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the undertaking parlors of MacMartin
& Co.
E.. j. Blanchard last night Rev. Rob-
ert ]. Reid performed the marriage
ceremony of David I. Wareham and
Miss Dora McElhaney. Mr.. and
Mrs. wareham left today for Portland
on a short wedding trip.
| l.
Ankeny has been notified of his cleo
| ton as one of the vice presidents Of
| the American Bankers association,
which held it's annual meeting in
Washington City recently.
Will FiIed-The last will and tesla
| ment of the late Bridget Smith was
| filed for probate in the superior court
yesterday and Ralph E. Guichard
| was appointed administrator. Henry
Duckett M. Kenney and J. w. Huff
will appraise the property.
Appointed Administratrix-Yeste
day Judge Brents appointed Mrs.
Elizabeth Stewart as administrative
of the estate Of John M. Stewart, de-
ceased. A. L. Lorenzen, Robert Bauer
and Henry Duckett were appointed
appraisers.
New Real Estate Firm-J. w. Wolfe
and Jacob Valaer have formed part
nersnip in the real estate business ex-
| clusively and have opened Offices in
the new Keefer building in Alder
street Both men are we'll known in
| real estate circles, having been en-
gagged n the business for some time.
| New Addition to WaIla Walla-Eu-
gene Lennon, owner of about IL
acres adjoining the city limits on the
east, is preparing to place the prop
erty on the market. The tract has
been divided into lots and acre tracts
The new addition lies at the end Of
Boyer avenue and will be connected
| with that thorougnfare by a new
street which will be opened up.
Bonds brrive-Improvemen dis
| trict bonds to be used in payment for
| work done by the Warren Construc-
| ton company in the various paving
districts were received by City Clerk
Reynolds from the bond printing house
| in the east yesterday. The bonds
will be issued as fast as the vari-
GUS districts are paved and accepted
| by the council.
To Inspect Gardena Property-W. B.
Brooke and J. @. Harmon, prominent
Waitsburgers, were in Wa1la Walla
this morning, leaving later in the day
| for Gardena where they will look over
| the new irrigated section with a view
of investing. Mr.. Harmon is a promi
nent farmer residing near Waitsburg
and Mr.. Brooke is a merchant of that
| ulace. Farmers are about through
hauling their wheat to the warehouses
and are now daily engaged in getting
| in their fall wheat" Mr.. Harmon sale
this morning. Farmers did we'll this
year and in majority of instances
secured the top price for their wheat
More Snow in Mountains-Heavy
rains in the mountains yesterday
later turned into snow and last night
many of the high peaks visible from
walla Walla were covered by
coat of white. Old Badly, the high
est peak visible here resembles
huge sugar cone in the distance.
The roads leading to the government
Meadows and the Toll Gate are said
to be almost impossible owing to the
deep snow, and travel has almost
been suspended over the road lead
ing from the Milton country to Ell
gin. A freight outfit which started