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WASHINGTON STATE NEWS

10 miles from North Yakima has been
sold for $35o,oOO.
The municipal election on bonding
Leavenworth for $4,000 was carried
by large majority.
Voters of North Yakima IS school dis
trict decided Saturday to issue $4,000
worth of bonds for school purposes.
A thief got away with 81 money or
der forms recently from the Hillyard
postoffice. The forms number from 49,
313 to 4s,400.
Ethel Hostetler, daughter of N. Hos
teller, farmer at Palouse, died re-
Gently as the result of burns caused by
the explosion of a lamp.
It will be five weeks before the
census bureau is able to announce the
population of all cities and towns in
the state of Washington.
Merchants at the city market at
Spokane have made arrangements to
have band play at the new large mar
ket building every Saturday night.
The demand for grand jury at Spo-
kane has been needed by the judges Of
the superior court and the investi-
gators will be called together to meet
January 10.
Judge. Ernest Peck of Oroville,
Okanogan county, one of the youngest
men on the superior bench in the state,
died at Spokane Saturday morning,
after a brief illness.
f. II. Hulburt, a railroad man, in at
tempting to alight from train while
passing through the yards at Paseo
Saturday fell below the wheels and
both legs were cut off at the ankles.
A. Reeves Ayers, for 35 years clerk
, of the United States circuit court for
I the western district of Washington,
S has resigned and Samuel D. Bridges
of Tacoma appointed to the position.
Property owners in a residence dis
trict may, by injunction, prevent the
operation of hospital for consump-
; tives in that locality, according TO a
recent supreme court discussion in a
: Seattle case.
The Grand Trunk Pacific dock, the
most conspicuous object on the Seattle
u waterfront and the Pacific terminus
in the United States of Canada s new
: transcontinental railroad, was dedi
l. Gated Saturday with appropriate cere-
J. monies.
IS When it comes to competition for
q aged students Washington claims Il
world IS record. 1t has enrolled in the
chemistry department one seeker after
:, learning who was 80 years of age last
August. This venerable eollegian is
j. P. Frazer.
" Appropriations of either $3,421 ,216
E. or $3,60O,657 for state institutions un-
1t der its control, exclusive of the appro-
IN priations asked for the higher educs-
f. tional institutions, are requested of the
is next legislature by the state board of
control in its biennial report.
One person in each 23s in the state
of Washington is insane, criminal OF
feeble minded and a charge upon the
- state. The insane and Predetermined
io in private institutions and the criminals
- in the county and city jails are not ia
- IS Guided in this count by the state board
of control.
90 That the o. r. & N. company was
rs responsible for the death of c. Roy
&c Lamphere, in that it left its crossing
%. gates open while trains were switching
as was the finding of the jury at Tekoa'
w and the city was also found partially
responsible because of poor lighting
in the vicinity of the accident.
n The Washington Conservation associ
III alton, at its annual meeting in Seattle
no Saturday, went on record as favorinl
cd the utilization of forest waste as
ts practical means of conservation. i
was also set forth that this would oper
to settlement much land at present un
lis available, thus tending to decrease the
&c cost of living.
- After lingering since Thanksgivin;
= day between life and death L. D. S
~ Patton of North Yakima died Satur
8 day last as the result of poisoning tina
resulted from eating home-canned as
- paragus. He is the third victim, tn,
deaths of his daughter, Mrs. Kuehn
by and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Fulkerson
it having occurred November 80.
by To care for the S,s45 average popula
no ton in institutions under the stat
er board of control, the state spent 2,311,
nd $50 the two years ended September sc
OF says the board s report. This included
IN food, clothing, drugs, light, heat ant