The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-25
washington, idaho, OREGON
and MONTANA news.
A Few Interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges of the Sur.
rounding Country-Numerous Acct.
dents and Personal Events Take
PIace-FaIl Trade Is Good.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON NOTES.
Representatives of the bricklayers
and masons' unions of Washington
met last week for the organization of
a state conference.
Mrs. Neal Cheatham of Colfax, wife
Of the former state auditor. is dead at
Puyallup.
General Manager J. B. Ingersol of
the Inland Empire system, has placed
an order for $50 boxcars for use of
the Spokane company. The cars are
to be delivered prior to July 81. They
will be 40 feet in length and of go
600 pounds capacity.
Because his friend, j. A.. Wallis.
With whom he had been drinking, had
laid down on his bed and was some.
what slow in getting up when called
upon to do so, a young man named
Allan Fink struck Wallis three times
on the head with heavy iron instru
ment, fracturing his skull and caus-
ing his death at the town of Adna.
Fink escaped.
I'VE, the jury, find the defendant
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as charged in the information" the
clerk read the foregoing words in
Spokane court, thus fixing the brand
of Cain on Charles Filpot, accused
OF the murder of Mes Cole The jury
was out two hours and rs minutes.
Owing to the car shortage a great
many Of the -four mills throughout
the state are closed down or are
operating only part of the time.
Nine hundred thousand people in
the state of Washington January /,
1907.
A. c. Arson, who for five years has
been working the 900 acre ranch OF
Willard Crippen, two miles from St.
John. suddenly left for unknown parts
last week, after having made an as
signment to Mr.. Crippen.
One hundred and twenty-five ma
tive sons and daughters of Illinois
have organized the Illinois club in
Spokane.
People this week are viewing and
examining the beautiful silver service
presented by the state of Washington
to the United States armored cruised
washington. The service, consisting
OF So pieces, is on exhibition at Spo-
kane. 1t is made from native silver
bullion mined in the state of Wash
ington and cost complete $4,000.
| The legislative ball last Tuesday
evening at Olympia was an occasion
OF crush such as has been seldom
seen in the social hall of the state CAP
itol.
The second annual meeting of the
Inland Empire Implement G Hardware
Dealers association was brought to
c.ose Saturday at Spokane with ban
quet.
The Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
and board of trade has arranged for
a business mems excursion to Los
Angeles on February 9, similar to the
one last year.
California will not be the only state
to come in conflict with the federal
government over the situation of bar
ring aliens from the public schools
if bill is passed which Representa-
tive Hutchinson of Spokane expects to
introduce in the house.
| A campaign of revival meetings is
now on at the Presbyterian churches
of Spokane.
| President Roosevelt has offered
Judge X. A. Ballinger of Seattle the
appointment as commissioner of the
q neral land Office and Judge Ballinger
Las signitled his acceptance after hav-
ing once refused.
| Fire Sunday afternoon destroyed
the Berlin building, corner Eleventh
street and Pacific avenue, in Tacoma,
causing a loss of $4,000, mostly COW
cred by insurance.
The committee appointed by Gov
e1nor Mead to investigate the soldiers
home at Orting found many conditions
existing that need immediate change.
Perhaps the most important recon-
mendation made is for branch SOL
diers' home, to be located on Puget
sound, for veterans and their wives.
The state capitol is feeling the
effects of the fuel shortage. On Mon
day the water was turned off and
elevators shut down. The lights are
off, heat is of and but "a hours fuel
supply is on hand and no more in
sight.
After an illness lasting three
months, Eugene ]. Fellowes, one of
the best known pioneers of Spokane
died Sunday morning Of dropsy of the
heart at his home.
Definite information of the route of
the North Coast railway into Spokane
is afforded by reports from Waverly,
which say that right of way for the
line is being bought from Spokane
along Hangman creek as far as Wav-
erly, and from there to Tekoa.
The Mata c. Hover and Elenor, a
steam ferryboat, broke away Sunday
and went down the Columbia river
without man aboard either craft.
Both had been tied to docks at Hover
and were being watched by l. s. Shoe
maker, when sea of ice ground
against them and swept them out into
the channel, which is running full of
ice foes.
OREGON sQUlBS.
On May 20 Mrs. Mary Ramsey l..