Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-12-11
ITEMS OF IDAHO, MONTANA,
Washington and oregon.
A Few Interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges of the Sur
rounding Country-Numerous Acct
dents and Personal Events Take
Place-Fall Outlook Is Good.
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Frank Leroy, the desperate shOt y
Sheriff Thorp, who escaped from the
Conconully Jail, was recaptured by the
sheriff near Malotte.
From the recent sale of the state
lands in "a counties, Il. w. Ross, state
land commissioner, reports that 16,72s
acres were sold which Melted the state
1898, OPT, while the timber from 2,140I
acres brought in cash in the sum of
$4O,257, while the tide and shore lands
sold made the state just $5,l36 richer.
The jury, in the trial Of Mrs. Kvals-
haug at Tacoma, charged with com
plicity in the murder Of her husband,
disagreed.
j. M. McKellips, pioneer Of 1870,
died recently at Dayton, aged 81. He
had lived in Columbia county 35 years.
The Inland Empire Poultry and Pet
Stock association will give a poultry
show this winter at Spokane.
Second crop grapes and ripe rasp-
berries in November have made their
appearance on the Kennewick market.
Encouragement for the boomers Of
good roads throughout the state WAS re-
ceived recently when w. p. Butler,
resident engineer Of the state high
way commission for Spokane and east
ern Washington, announced that the
Northern Pacific Railway company viii
assist the highway department by the
construction Of spur tracks at the state
quarries and by allowing the state to
take rock from the right Of way Of
the railroad and giving rights Of way
for state roads where the main lines
are being relocated 10 straighten
curves or make better grades.
10 be enjoying good health, excel
lent hearing, able 10 read well without
glasses and holding down homestead
at the age Of 81 is the experience Of
John Forney Of Stratford, who cele.
brated bis 92d birthday October ~.
Harry q. Larabee, the Northern pa.
c6c ticket agent, b jailed al Nalla
Walla charged with sales with no
record.
The registration for the local op
ton election at C0lfaT on November
80 closed with 7O3 enrolled, the largest
registration in the history Of the city
Thomas Newton Henry on November
Ie, was appointed By Governor Hay on
fhe state fair commission ~ OF
vacancy caused BIZ the death ~ eiah
Senator samuel !. Cameron,
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