Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-01-02
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES

show will be held in GrahSeNiiie ''''-
uary IA to Is.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Foy' VINO
was murdered at st. Maries, ldaho'
was held in Spokane Sunday.
When the Moscow high school again
begins work after the holidays 1t VIII
be in the new $4,000 building when
has just been completed.
Mining men and others who nave
been called to interior Occur Aiene
points in the last few days say that
record SHOWS now cover the hills and
forests.
Whether or not children of the pub
lie schools at Salt Lake, Utah, snail De
compelled to salute the flag has caused
a break in the ranks of the board OF
education.
Nathan B. Weinberg and Joseph Ma
than, recent arrivals from Idaho, and
organizers of the american Fedora
ton of Masons,' are under arrest at
Vancouver, B. G.
Forty-five head of thoroughbred
Hereford COWS are to be imported
and distributed among the Camas
prairie, Idaho, stockmen. The herd
will cost approximately $4,000.
Cyrus Latham died at Terrell,
Idaho, recently, having been stricken
with apopleXy. Mr.. Latham was al
most n years old. He was pioneer
on the frontier almost all his life.
He settled in eastern Nebraska liz
1856.
The Cranky Smelling company
treated 22,S76 tons OF ore at its smell
ter at Grand Forks, b. c., during the
last week, all except 2O7 tons OF. which
came from the Phoenix mines. The
blister copper shipments totaled 4S6,-
900 pounds.
An instructed verdict of not guilty
was returned by jury in the federal
court at Valdez, Alaska, on four in
dictments charging Captain Elbridge
T. Barnette, formerly president of the
new defunct Washington-Alaska Bank
of Nevada of Fairbanks, with embez-
Element.
Clatskinie, Ore.-A photograph OF
the mysterious desperate who was
killed near Santa Ana last week by
militiamen and a posse, after an as
sault upon a young woman in that
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that OF Ira Jones, formerly employed
in logging camp near here.
Governor West of Oregon honored
the requisition papers issued by Gov
ernor Johnson of California for the
return to San Francisco of Quinn Mil
Ter, wanted for alleged embezzlement.
Miller is alleged to have appropriated
approximately $4,000 from a mineral
water company while in its employ.
The superior court of Idaho has de-
cided the four pending city of Lewis
ton cases involving the construction
of big cofferdam and the use of ma
terial in it, through an opinion by
Justice James f. Allshie, in which
judgment for the plaintiff, in the case
Of John Chamberlain versus the City
OF Lewiston, and j. o. Maxon. C.
Henry Payne, j. d. c. Thiessen, ]. w.
MaXon and Dean d. Stair is affirmed.
At Lapwai, Idaho, a large number
of citizens met recently and discussed
methods Of interesting the government
in appropriating funds to improve the
at Hunters, dropped dead at Daven-
roads of the Nez Perez reservation
1t is the intention to interest the In.
dams with the white farmers and Sc
cure their assistance in obtaining an
appropriation by congress. A meeting
will be held at Culdesac January II.
at which time further action will be
taken.
ldaho's handsome new state capitol
building was formally and officially
accepted from the contractors Satur-
day, by the building commission after
a careful inspection of the building
The contract price agreed upon. and
which goes to the company as the
result of the acceptance of the build.
ing, is $472,5OO. If the contractors do
not ask for the bonus of $4,000 the
capital commission will not make de-
mands for collection of a penalty. The
big building was to have been finished
November l, 1912.