Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-02-29
WASHINGTON STATE

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An increase of $500 names is shown
in Spokane's directory just published
The Washington State Bankers as
ISOLATION will meet in Tacoma the latter |
part of June.
Antoine Crudelli, Italian miner, was
shot to death at Black Diamond by
Adolph Brazi,
Some Spokane parties have purchased
an interest in the Fairfield bank, j. w.
Hughes selling out.
Pioneers of eastern Washington cele
brated "pioneers' day" at Whitman
college, February 16.
The death of Amasa B. Campbell of
Spokane brings grief to the heart of
every man that knew him.
Farmers of the Yakima Indian reser-
walton recently held meeting in Top
penish, perfecting an organization.
Miss Mae Naughton, a graduate of
McGill university, has been added to
the English department at Whitman
college.
| Spokane is to hold an election to
vote on the proposition to issue $780,
900 in bonds for a large municipal
coliseum.
The famous Dunira ranch, owned by
Donald Urquhart, consisting of 5000
acres, is being plated to 20, 40 and so
acre tracts.
William Payne, a teamster of Seattle,
has been left $4,000 by his uncle, Cap
tain Moore, who died recently in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
A brick block, three stories high, is
being contemplated by the Masonic
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythia'
orders of Tekoa.
j. w. Spangler, banker of Seattle
will be the principal speaker at thu
meeting of the Spokane Merchants as
ISOLATION, March 7.
Eugene Aitken of Pasco, said to b.
worth $15O,00O, was found guilty o
importing girls for immoral purposes
He goes to the pen.
In anticipation of the completion o
the Panama canal work has bee
I started on the construction of $500
4 900 drydock at Seattle.
Stockholders and bondholders' in tn
Washington Orchards Irrigation an
Fruit company are not likely to n
ceive any return whatever.
Mahalah Soluskey Camp, widow
the late Benjamin Camp, died recent
. in Kettle Falls from heart failur
" They were pioneers of this state.
|. Ralph Smithers confessed to IL
l. charge of white slavery in the feder
k court at North Yakima and was Sc
fenced to year at McNeil's island.
II Plans for the "Greater Whitman
70 college, stating whether the school w
be moved to Spokane or remain
D. WaIla Walla, will be made known tn
: week.
,f Seattle policemen have a right
i, enter private buildings in Chinatov
f. when searching for suspected tong We
H. riors, according to decision Of t
court.
Dan Paul, former state senator a
pioneer of eastern Washington, Il
at Spokane hospital in a precario
w condition as the result of an attack
heart failure.
n Definite assurances have been
he ceived that the investigation OF
,e- Palouse irrigation project in Frank
"a county will be taken up at once W
III the view of ordering a resurvey.
IN Antonio Moretti was sentenced
De- Ritzville to be executed at the ST.
at penitentiary at Walla Walla on M
LIS 10. He killed Antonio Colucci, fell
.e- countryman, at Lind, on December
III 1910.
Charles A. Stangel, formerly C.
nected with the faculty of Washingt
. State college at Pullman, has been
OIL pointed to the United States consu
vi service and assigned to a post at Lar
ley Bolivia.
icy James Dahl, alias Kelley, alias IRE
Tor one of the four men who escaped Fl
10 the travelling guards while be
I'M brought from Monroe reformatory
IN the prison at Walla Walla, was rec
" tured at Portland.
ear
ace Charged with issuing worth
md checks, aggregating several hund
dollars. M. B. Watkins, pioneer of 5