The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-26
sIDEL1GHTs FROM OTHER
CITIES IN WASHINGTON


aged 81. member Of the State heard
Of Dental Examiners, died hsrs fel.
lowing an illness Of 50 hours of lid.
ney trouble.
UNDERWOOD-An egg Weighing .
ounces, measuring 3 inches BY 8 Inch.
es, was laid by q White Wyandotts
hen belonging to the Morrow-Packard
Orchards. 1t has . double yolk and
is nearly round At each end.
CHEHALIs-Prosecution Of Pc Eli
liquor dealers who were put out Of
business by the voting Of that town
dry a few months ago has come to
naught In the Lewis County Superior
Court.
OLYMPIA-Julia Howell will get
$500 because a Hoquiam storekeeper
talked rudely to her when she tried
to return corset her husband bought,
according to q decision OF the State
Supreme Court.
SEATTLE-Shingle MINIS through.
out Western Washington that have
been kept idle since April - to pre-
vent decline In prices resumed op-
erations Monday. About $500 men
are affected.
SACRAMENTO Great Northern Is
trying out experiments with tsle-
phones in dispatching that viii likely
result in the abolishing Of the tele-
graph for this purpose oil along the
line.
PULLMAN-Oscar p. Osthoff, Of
Wisconsin University. has been 81
ected to fill the vacancy Of q football
coach at the Washington State Col.
lege, at Pullman He will receive
$4,000 year.
SEATTLE-Mayor Charles Gill has
refused the request OF Governor NJ. e.
Hay to allow City Engineer r. H.
Thomson to visit Brussels in July a.
a delegate from Washington to the
international convention OF road build.
ers.
WHITE SALMAN-Yexgmen On.
tered the postoffice through 4 back
window muffled the safe with bed
comforters and touched the fuse. The
door was blown across the room and
$500 scooped out Of the cash box.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES services in
honor of the late King Eward Of Eng.
land, were held at the local Episcopal
Church, attended by Gov. Hay. Score
tary Of State Howell and other state
officers, including the members Of the
State Supreme Court.
BELLINGHAM-W. D. Dodd, editor
OF the Bellingham Herald. accused Of
violating the criminal code by pub
fishing details OF the hanging Of Rich
ard Quinn at the Walla Walla peni
tertiary last week, was acquitted by q
jury in Justice Court.
TOPPENISH-A Yakima County Di
vision League has been formed here
for the purpose OF wagtng q campaign
for separation from Yakima County.
Excessive taxation and poor returns
from the expenditure Of public money
are the reasons given for the move.
SEATTLE-A warrant was issued
for the arrest Of William C. Gates,
better known as saltwater BILL"
the Alaska miner, famous ~ q spend
thrift in the days Of his wealth, charx
ing him with failure to support his
two sons. aged 10 and yearg.
SEATTLE-Through passenger trat.
fic on the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
Puget Sound railway. which wan
scheduled to begin about the middle
of July. probably will be delayed un,
til September 1, due to delay in Sc
curing equipment
WOODLAND-Ed P. Gosrig. Of this
place. has been paying especial attsn-
ton to the culture OF rhubarb and
from an acre and q half has during
the present season shipped over 800
cases Of the plant. which has netted
him about $3.50 And the season has
Just commenced.
WENATCHEE-s IL rife
over the option taken by the Great
Northern railway on $50 acres Of land
situated above Entiat, on the Colum-
bia River. which It II claimed the
company desires to use for q town.
site.
SPOKANE-A baseball game viii
be played here July between the
"Blues" and the "Grays." the vstsr.
ans Of the Union and ConfsAerats
armies. No member Of either team
will be less than 81 years old. Con-
federate veterans are being huntSd