The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1906-01-27
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WASHINGTON, IRABO, MONTANA
AND OREGON NEWS ITEMS.
A Few interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges Of the Sur
rounding countFy-humsrous AeeI'
dents and Psrsonai Events Take
PIaes-FaIl Trade 10 Good.
WARRINGTON NoTEa.

Approximately half of lha state
funds viii be taken out Of the Capital
National bank in Olympia aAd distrib-
uted in deposItaFies Selected by the
state treasurer In other paris Of the
state.
General Ashton OF Tacoma. who
went 10 San Francisco some weeks ago
In the interests Of the ttdeland pool.
il now on his way 10 Chicago TO con
suit with railroad otleiais o. the Har-
riman system as regards the tidelands
wanted for terminals ia Tacoma.
A new industry which may possibly
attain importance in Garfield county
has been undertaken by G, w. P1tE-
simmons and A. ~ sibiey. This il the
cultivation 81 the famous ginseng
plant
Following The example set by the
Washington Retail Lumber Dealers,
the retailers Of British Columbia and
oregon have advanced their list
| II 10 reported that Gov. A. Z. Mead
has decided 20 turn down State Fish
Commissioner T. b. Kershaw and TO
nAna a new man 10 OIL that position
when KeFshsN's term expires In
March,
/ Professor W. J. spillman. whose
able work az the Washington State col
liege az Pullman led TO his employment
By the uAited States department Of
agriculture az lie aEricuiturist. 10 es-
ltAhlishing object lesson farms In var
louH sections Of the United States.
NJ and Mrs John Rigg. living on
Raitiesnake Cat, 20 miles south Of
RtrrilIe. recently celebrated the Both
anniversary Of their wedding. Nj.
IRiRg iH II and Mrs. Rigs ~ years Of
age.
: A rpusinE meeting Of farmers was
held 10 Rosaiia Saturday morning. Be
twesn SEQ and coo psople assembled.
eros ding the ball many being obliged
10 stand The announcement by D.
lc, corhiu THAI he would pay 1915, OF
O. cents more ihsn the present price.
for becfa. II be could obtain 5e.o0o
tone. or Sc for C0.000 tons. together
with the announcement that the bust
nrss men ~ RosAiia have pledged
themselves TO pay a bonus q 10 cents
ton for all bee,s raised In that VI
singty the coming season. caused much
euthusiaSn.
The second annual convention a tbs
Washington Lave Stock association vas
, brought 20 . close AZ Spokane last
Wednesday. The association viii neei
fog tts next Convention In spotAns
come time between the 10th Hnd 2ofh
Of DeosmtcY. The executive officers Of
the association were unanimously re
elected.
james Haddow az the Peoples storS
; accompanied by friend was watkins
up Ninth street during q heavy rain
. storm the ether evening. When IL
gront of the Yellowstone saloon. be
tween 4 street and TacomA avenue
HaAow stepped Of the sidewalk anS
fell into a flame that serves A. = gutter
The water was running like = millrac'
9 and Haddow was carried down IA th'
torrent for two blocks before beiny
9 dragged out by his companion.
, The inland Empire Railway com
e pany, recently organized in Spok an
r, with = capital OF eco .ooO. ooo by Jay
. Graves and associates. IL credited b!
Seattle report with intending to bulk
an electric road from Spokan "a th
). Ga anoEan country and Phoenix, Il. {
The body Of Alfred CirsessneT. a resi-
dent Of Green Lake. near Seattle, VIII
disappeared from hih home Decemberi
leaving his wife and seven small child
err destitute has been found floating q
the LAKE 0reassneF 10 supposed 20 hav
fallen into che lake while intoxicated
]" The Phoenix theatre Of Tacoms VIA
burned recently. The are started owe
. the stage and is supposed 10 hRv
caught from = defective electric wirt
y IL was owned by Peter sandberH. Loss
= eco, 600; insurance, $4,000. II will b
A. rebuilt.
70 A rs cAliber ColtH revolver. dischars
"a ed by the Jolt Of the horse he was rid
n sng, ended the life Of Elmer LathroI
n young man employed at the Ma1we
OF farms. 10 miles southwest 81 Wall
O.. WAlla, Wash.
LienetnAnt Governor Coon Of Wash
r.. ington has taken up the work Of the e
I'd ecutive, and Governor Mead : as starte
te for Salt Lake DO attend the See Anne
lea" convention.
Ed paulner. who was injured al Sp
kane in the Northern Pacific yRrt
er come time ago, and whose leg w
a amputated near the thigh in cons
en- auance. is now able 20 be around agai
n tIls recovery IL due 10 fellow meT
Ct bers Of the Brotherhood OF RailwS
re- Trainmen. who gave about 40 piec,
lof their skin to be grated upon u
be stump Of his leg. George Carr ga'
he ~ pieces. each about half an in'
he long. NJ. V. Pitts gave about the san
Id. number, and Henry Rhoder gave Re
ed eral pieces from his arm.
The Milwaukee railroad has esta
llshed tie camps along the snoqui
mic pass route. 10000 ties are to
DIV cut between the pass and Renton.