The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Cary's have a sale on shoes.

Cary's have sale on shoes.
Rick wood for sale cheap. Inquire OF
Star Livery. Phone 49, 45ti
Have Post & Dutton figure on your
painting and paperhanging. Phone 10
FOR SALE OR RENTr-Two houses
for sale; one for rent. See Or. II. r
Hughes.
FOR SALE-Two teams, $40 and
5000. Inquire of W. H. Rockwell, New
port, Wash. Phone sc.
For best homestead and timber claim
locations and real estate OF all Kinds call
on or address DR.. H. F. Hughes, lone'
Wash.
A bargain for some one in second
hand incubator, used only once, capac-
ity 240 eggs, good condition. at Bell q
Turnbulls.
F. f. Lehmkuhl ard Ed Muehlen-
thaler left Monday for Priest River TO
start work on the construction of the
Jurgens Bros. mill.
Cbas. Brown, of lone, and Henry
Bauer. of Cusick have been drawn for
Jury service at the April term OF the
United States circuit court.
r0En For all acre tract IN the
pACO Jayues Addition. The only
acre tracts for this price adjoining the
city of Newport. Charles F. Craig.
The Dalkena Lumber Co.'s plant at
Dalkena opened for this seasons run on
Monday. Tonight double shift will be
put to work in the sawmill. The planer
is also in operation.
Rev, r. G. Meter has sold his resi-
dence property in this city to a man
named Hudson. a Fidelity employee, and
is packing his household goods prepar-
atory to moving to Hope, Idaho.
The Colville city council is in deadlock
on the election of member of that body
to succeed a councilman who resigned.
The contest came on test of strength
between wet and dry candidate, and
the result was tie.
A movement is on foot at Standpoint
to change the name of the city to Grand
point. Those favoring the change claim
that the name Standpoint is not in line
with the growth and prospects of the
town and that it is detrimental to it,
Paul Fracovich was horribly burned
Monday at the Idaho & Washington
Northern Box Canyon camp by the ex.
plosion of keg of powder, which be.
came ignited from blast of dynamite
he had placed in cutting. The injured
man was taken to the lone Hospital
where he was cared for by DR.. F. D.
Rusk, who found his face, hands and
stomach terribly burned.
The old Spirit Valley planning mill,
which has not been in operation for sew
eral wears, and the machinery of which
was mostly removed some time ago, is
now being fully dismantled. The main
building, the boiler and engine have
been sold to Colville parties and crew
of men is at work loading for shipment.
The ground occupied by the mill is now
the property of the I. & w. N. Railroad
W. l.. Beckwith and H. E. Owen, OF
Spokane, in business as the Penrith
Wood Co. have brought an action to
recover $500 from the Great Northern
Railway on the grounds that the com.
pany failed to provide cars for the ship.
ment of cordwood from Penrith between
June, 1907. and March, 1908, as provided
bv law. The plaintiffs ask 81 day for
each car which they failed to secure
after the time elapsed within which they
were supposed to receive them.
John P. Judson, one of the pioneer at
torneys of the state, is seriously i'll at
his home at Colville Judson crossed
the plains from the Missouri river to
Washington when child, and is a
brother of Stephen Judson, the pioneer
Democratic war horse of Pierce county.
John Paul Judson is said to have prac
ticed law in Washington longer than
any other attorney living.