The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-03-31
sIDELIGHTs FROM orHr1
CITIES IN WASHINGTON


at Medical Lake. has been given the
death sentence. He IL 70 b hanged
In Walla Walls penitsnuary, June 10.
PORT TowNsEND-rorty-avs s.
inch siege guns and 20 thrssinch
field pieces arrived ct Fort WorAsn
and viii be installed In subsidiary
Notifications and entrsnehmsnts
along the straits OF Juan do Fuea.
OLYMPIA-The state law allowing
treble damages where , person opens
a telegram addressed to another was
sustained by the state Supreme Court
in the suit OF c. II. Deightoa against
| Arie Hoover.
VANCOUVER-Fafteea schools In
Clark County. outside OF Vancouver,
have signified their intention Of TAX
ing part in the Clark County Inter
scholastic meet to be held in this city
May s and z.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS day.
April Is, win be appropriately cele-
| brated in Vancouver pointly BY the
Grand Army OF the Republic, the
Woman's Relief Corps and the Sons
of Veterans.
| OLYMPIA-Secretary H. q. Ballou.
| Of the state board OF control, has
called for the resignation Of Miss
Bess Vincent. who has been book
keeper for the board about . year.
It 10 announced the removal Is in
pursuance of a policy 70 employ only
| male help.
PROSSER-The children Of the
Prosser schools have all had to IN
dergo a physical exaninaton. The
work was done by Mr.. Hickey. ehisf
nurse of the Seattle schools, vhs pro-
nounced about one-fifth Of the school
children here affected with graau-
lated eyelids and other eye trouble
| SEATTLE-On April % and - the
Seattle Land Office viii open for en-
try 1921 acres of land In King Coun-
| ty. of which Seattle il the county
seat, and 1881 acres OF land in What
COM County. A rush to obtain homes
| is expected.
SEATTLE-Thrss large passenger
locomotives and four electric motors
that were thrown into the guleh at
| Wellington by the avalanche Of
March l, and that are valued q $780,.
900. we're not greatly damaged and
will be extricated and put into ser.
| vice.
| OLYMPIA-F. A. Clark. Of Everett.
oil inspector, will retain his position.
Governor Hay being convinced that
there Is NO merit to the charges
brought against the inspector by the
relatives of Clark's discharged form
OF chief deputy. Thomas. Clark II
accused of padding bis expense ae-
count
| SEATTLE-Although John H. Hum
phries has declared repeatedly that
he win never consent 70 N advisory
primary" with the object Of slimin-
ating four of King County's five Sen
atorial candidates, he may be forced
into such q contest unwillingiy and
over his protest.
CHEHALIS-Men locally interested
have been successful in securing con-
tracts for a projected electric line.
| to run eight miles northeast to Ne
waukum Prairie, with . view Of con-
tinuing farther at . future date. No
company to build the line has been
| organized, but it Is believed that capt.
| tai viii be found when the right Of
| way has been obtained.
| SEATTLE-As result 81 the con-
| tinued advance of the Wholesale price
| of meat, the retail butchers Of Seattle
have organized an association known
as the Seattle Master Butchers Pro
tective Association. Members OF this
| organization declare that It Is not the
| purpose of the association TO regulate
prices but that the association win
| devote its efforts towards reducing
/ the price Of meat
THPORT-Jealousy or the IN
requited love Of Martin Kloos, . r.
/ cluse. aged so. for Blanche Jelllson.
| girl of Is, Of Northport, a. the
/ neighbors tell it, resulted in IN At
| tempt to dynamite the homo OF Mr.
Jellison. the fatal shooting OF Marshal
| ]. G. Derrick and the suicide OF Mar
| tin Kloos when captured following
| the murder of the marshal.
WALLA WALLA-Replying to the
statement given out at the Farmers
Union headquarterA which stated
that experiments conducted there
show that vitrioled wheat win not do
a. a.. n