The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-04-28
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for new highway between Granger
and Alfalfa, on the Northern Pacific,
with branch running to Toppenish.
NORTH Neutrality-suspicious. Prose
cutting Attorney Walker Moren re-
fused to permit H. C. Paddock. aged
80, and Montaree Mcdaniel, aged II.
to be married.
MALOTT-The board Of county
commissioners have requested the
state bureau Of inspection and public
accounting to send an expert to Con-
conully to go over the county records.
CENTRALIA-John Mahoney, q IL.
borer 80 years old, laid down upon
the railroad track near Tenino and
allowed a Northern Pacific freight
train to run over him.
NORTH YAKIMA-It is intended
to make the new High Line ditch.
which waters $4,000 acres in Kittitas
and Yakima Counties. furnish the
power to water the Bentsl project Of
100000 acres.
EVERETT-On account OF the high,
prices of foodstuffs and . higher
scale OF wages granted the cooks ana
walters, restaurant men Of Everett
announce a 10 per cent raise in the
prices of meals.
TAC0M -UorA "a. rA~AivaA hAra
by Census Supervisor Kelly. from
Carbonate. that large number OF
Films there have refused to give the
census enumerators any Information.
even though an Interpreter has been
furnished
NORTH YAKIMA-In order 70 stop
the constant stream Of complaints
that are pouring in on the city omcials
they propose to sue the Northwest
Light & Water Company to compel
it to extend its mains to sections Of
the city not now served.
NORTH YAKIMA-WorA has been
received here by officers 81 de Ma
tional Guard that land has been -
cured for a rifle range about three
miles east of the city. This will give
North Yakima one Of the finest rifle
ranges in the Northwest.
SPOKANE-Alexandsr H. Gregg,
attorney and member OF the Washing.
ton Legislature in 1905 from Spokane.
charged with the endorsement OF
$500 belonging to Margaret NJ. Bickel.
was sentenced to q term Of from six
to Is years in the Walla Walla pen.
itentiary.
WALLA WALLA-Little hopes are
entertained for the recovery OF A. J.
Schwartz, the convict who was slashed
from ear to ear by M. Saunders, in
the State Penitentiary here. when the
former refused the latter q chew Of
tobacco
WALLA WALLA-Walla Walla val
ley will ship at least 1000 carloads OF
fruit and as many more Of vegetables
during this year. according to an est.
mate made by District Inspector
Whitney. Fruit trees are bearing so
heavy that the farmers will be at an
expense to thin the fruit
NORTH YAKIMA-There is pros.
pect for fully 100000 acres Of dry land
being reclaimed in Central Washing
ton under plans now being considered.
The high-line ditch. tho preliminary
survey OF which 10 now being com
pleted by Engineer A. Anderson. will
add 1900 acres in the Kittitas and
Yakima Valleys.
WALLA WALLA-Acespting the
offer of Frank and Motel Lowdea to
give him right Of way through their
premises on condition that q station
be established there. the NestA Coast
has practically announced IL iatea-
ton of building = roaz int Wa1la
Walla at once.
TACOMA-The city Of Taeenss win
0I6W q RSI CG0I A0S01 VDS "a ~ E10001
in the banks beginning MAY I. aesesL
ing to new contracts that viii Be
signed by the city dspssitoz1es. The
city is now drawing IN per cent. AL
of the banks have agreed e sign fer
the higher rate. ~ required By . eesA-
Gil resolution recently aAspts4.
.OLYMPIA-To test the grain in.
spection law to Aetsfmlns what 10
meant by public warehouse" &hs A.
torney General has brought suit IN
the Pierce County Superior Court
against the Merchants Warehouse
Company. asking for judgment ct $50
per day for five days because the
county has refused to take out . H.
cense under the new law.
ASOTIN-Asotin's dry" election il
creating but little attention IN com
parison with similar election IN the
state. 1t is expected that the church
element will taxa cnnrepfAa >><eo~