The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-10-19
Friday, Oct. 10, 1906.
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
G.. Williams is having an addition
,oilt on the north side of the Hamp-
.;,s House. which he will use as an
office.
The railroad bridge across the Column
,;o is being painted dark green with
observation-disclosures Paints. Sold by H.
A. Howe.
1,he new machinery for the O. K.
Soda bottling works is set up and in
running order and Mr.. Fender and his
assistants are hard at work filing the
orders that have been accommodating.
Prof. George Severance, of Pullman
state College. is here looking after his
land and rs land owner in the valley
mined the subscribers of the Courier.
Mr. Severance says the school is pros
nerine in fine style and has an enroll
meut of about 500 which is the largest
aurelIment at this time in the school
,earthe institution has ever had in it's
history.
R.R. Walker, the republican candi-
date for county treasurer, has had sew
rial years experience in the various
county offices of Whitman county and
IS thoroughly qualified for the position.
Besides, If elected, he will move to
prosser and become citizen here, in.
stead Of having a bank clerk perform
the duties Of treasurer. The county
funds will not all 60 into one bank.
nor will the tressurer's Office be located
in one. There is no reason why Mr.
Walker should not get the full repub.
lean strength ut the polls, and if he
does his election is assured -Prosser
Bulletin.
From Mondays Daily
G.E. Hanson aud H. Delepine were
Hover visitors yesterday.
H. W. DesGranges aud family have
moved into the Tompkins house on the
north side of the old Potter place.
M.E Bailey and family left to-day
for Sumner, WASH, to make their
home AIR. Bailey has developed a
fine ranch down the valley, which he
still owns. We are sorry to lose this
family from the community.
.,u,, e IA ,,. go N,,,tr;,,,, o,,~,,
up from Camp lat night on the
MalaC Hover. After having had a
stormy row with the foreman, they all
received their walking papers aud were
paid off at Hover on their way up
Each man drew from $50 10 $50. A
good share of the bunch went west Oh
!; No 5this afternoon.
3 Charley Collins Of the Columbia
! Commission Co., was in Ri,hland,
z Wednesday. In travelling over the
county he has talked II good deal with
the people and says that everywhere
he has found u disposition to take an
optimistic view Of things. He has
just boaght peach and pear trees which
he will plant on Is acres of his prop
erty north of tuwn.-AdvOcate.
From Tuesdays Daily
X. c. Bowers and crew are surveying
III Pasco today.
{ VIII Hellineer is improving nicely
from his recent severe illness.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. An.
ge' at Finley this morning, son.
Emanuel Shaffer, Of Kennewick, has
entered homestead for E! of the SCI
See. 24-l3 %.
K. +. Richardson, the shoemaker,
mas moved his shop into the back room
olthe Courier office building.
Harry Martin, an attorney from Sc
as'le and son of NJ. 2. Martin, comp
'f"ier OF the N. P. 1. Co., ia in town
Today OH business.
The sheriff, the country editors
pillar of dread by day and pillow OF
'error by night, has gobbled up the
nehton County Republican. A Seat
ue party had loaned u sum of money
"'a 10 lie $500 on the plant and hear
us mat the paper was about to he
mustered 10 other hands, sued for I,
VIII OF attachment which was served
Yesterday. The plaut is temporarily
~'ng operated by one of the printers
under the direction of the sheriff. The
u'A" lor the writ was signed by f. L
D'ardman and DR.. Angus.
General Cavanaugh of Prosser spent
"e Gay here yesterday and when he
was not busy in the sessions of the
.0~''lttee, talked glowingly of The
Il prospects of Benton county. He COM
u'eo On the fact that there is an
irrigated region containing 24O, 900
situated in California which con-
.N'Ds twenty cities and towns having
aggregate populstion of 100000
y'0pie' not counting Los Angeles which
nv JUST IN the edge of the district.
"hen the government projects are
"PaeteQ there will no n Ot leSs than