The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-12-25
NORTHWEST ITEMS
NEWS Of IDAHO, MONTANA.
WASHINGTON AND OREGON.
\ Pew ~Intsrssting Items 0ashsrsd
FRO or Exchanges u ~ sur-
ro1nAing 0ountry-Numsrous Acct-
dents and Personal Rveats Taks
sPaace-Fau TraAs Good.
WASHINGTON IrE14s.

& HEeE ~ SAAD8AAANN 4V~ 4A&A0Q0S fHlEAf
0ov~erner-elect Cosgrove Of Washing
ton Y making wonderful strides toward
recovery.
A. 8. Roberts Of wana, Walla set out
tho arst apple trees east Of the Cas-
.eaed nsuntains.
Robert Klasen, q laborer, was in
stantly killed at the Larson Lumber
company mill ON Lake Whatcom re-
-ssnty.
Port Orchard has increased the cost
of saloon licenses from 5000 to $500
pear year, to take effect when the pres
eat licenses expire.
A son Of School Superintendent Yo-
der ef Tacoma 10 to be barred from IT.
tending school because his vaccination
was unsuccessful.
A nov postoface has been establish
cd at Pratt's siding, on the 8. F. & N.
railroad, Eve miles south Of Deer Park.
At viii be known a. Denison.
Spokane is to have one Of the largest
poultry and pet stock exhibits seen in
the northwest, beginning January 20
and lasting until January 80.
President Roosevelt has nominated
Harry Z. Saint to be register Of the
land sfRee 1t North Yakima, and Will
liam r. Hly to be postmaster at Kelso.
William B. Barker, principal Of the
Parental school Of Seattle, has re-
signed hin position and will take charge
Of the proposed Parental school at
Spokane.
Spokane has q deaf mute inventor.
William 8. Smith has secured a patent
on m Improvement on pocket scissors,
which Is the twelfth patent he has
secured since 1892.
w. r. Heughs, who 10 wanted at
Whiting, Ind, on the charge Of for.
gerry, was arrested recently in Che.
welah, and taken to Colville, where his
bail was fixed at $1000.
Forty recruits who have just reached
Fort Woraen to be assigned to the ar
tillory corps on Puget sound, have
been aaarantined for measles and
munps, from which they are suffering
Many Of the largest employers Of
labor IN Washington will join with the
organised workingmen in the efforts
by the latter to have passed a conserva.
tive and effective employers liability
bill. What a dreamt
Within an hour after writing q
Christmas note to her mother in Ia
coma, Rath Weaver, age 8, a student
at tho Mount Carmel mission, died
suddenly from congestion of the brain
despite the efforts of several physi,
clans.
Judge A. w. Frater Of Seattle is pre-.
pairing q bill to be introduced in the
legislature which if passed will require
two weeks notice of any intended
marriage. The object aimed at in par.
tieular is to check Opponents and
elandestine marriages in this state.
Tho new public market at Spokane
opened Monday morning on the city
ground at Mission avenue and Atlantic
street. Wood and hay will be sold in
connection with the market, the farm
ers being given the privilege of selling
these commodities without paying
fee.
The Supreme court has under advis~
mont the petition Of mandate fled b.
the regents of the state college a,
Pullman to compel the state treasurer
and auditor to honor the orders of the
regents for an amount of money in ex
cess of the sum appropriated by the
last legislature for the institution ,,
supplies.