The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-04-23

| Chelan county hatchery, mas TAKEN
LAT, 900 cutthroat trout eggs from
twin lakes and expects to take many
more before the close of the spawning
season. All trout fry taken in Chelan
county will be planted in streams OF
this county.
Reynolds Brothers closed deal yes
terday whereby Day Reynolds comes
into possession OF the P. H. Graham
ranch lying in the Chumstick valley
two miles north Of the city. Mr.. Gra-
ham takes city property in exchange.
Mr.. Reynolds says he intends to i'm
prove the property for his own use.
The law firm Of Reeves, Crollard &
Crollard, of Wenatchee, was dissolved
last week by mutual consent. Louis
and Fred Crollard, under the name OF
Crollard & Crollard, will occupy the
present suite Of Offices in the CONNER
cial Bank & Trust Co. building. Mr..
Fred Reeves will continue the practice
Of law alone.
Mrs. F. w. Clemens and children
leave Sunday for ST. Paul on visit of
six or seven weeks. From there Mrs.
Clemens will go to Cleveland, Ohio,
to attend convention Of the G. OF l.
A. to the B. of L. E., she having been
chosen as the delegate from the local
lodge. The convention will convene
about May 10 and may last month
or more.
Game Warden Ross Watson left for
Leavenworth today to distribute 100,-
900 silver lake trout fry in Lake We
natchee. The fry are from the Snoho-
mish hatchery. At present there are
no silver lake trout in Chelan county.
They are said to be excellent game
fish, and will do extremely well in lake
waters. -Wenatchee World.
Mrs. ]. E. Wheeler, of Bellingham,
who was here for the past three weeks
with her son. ]. D. Wheeler. left Tues
day for Twisp. Wash, where she will
spend some time with another son.
]. D. and wife left early Wednesday
morning in their car for Wenatchee,
from where they will go to Twisp.
They expect to return tomorrow or
Sunday.
Contractor Speidel is this week en-
gagged in putting the finishing touches
to the Bjork building. J. B. Violette
will occupy the east room with his bar
room and F. H. Hutchings has signed
up for two rooms. He will use one
room for his saloon and has not as yet
decided what he will put in the other
room. There is still one store room
to be rented.
John F. Schurle, of Cashmere. who
it will be remembered was arrested
about year ago for killing grouse out
of season at Lake Wenatchee. was ar
rested again last Sunday at Fish Lake,
for having more perch in his posses
sion than the law allows. His trial
was to take place in Cashmere, but
from all reports he forfeited his bail,
which he put up at the time of his
arrest.
R. w. Nuzum, Spokane, member of
the law firm of Nuzum, Clark & Nuzum,
was here this week to determine just
what the city's rights are in the matter
in dispute between the firm of Seaman
& OulRR, WIN COlolluCtCu lHC Slly
water system, and the city Of Leaven
worth. The amount in dispute is APP
proximately $1,000. If upon investi-
CATION it is deemed reasonably probable
that the city can recover, suit will be
instituted.
E. A. King came over from Everett
the first OF the week and closed deal
with George B. Deering for his 60-acre
orchard ranch just north Of town, known
as the Blinn place, taking in exchange
four houses in Everett, 14-acre tract
west Of Leavenworth, known as the
Swartout place, and some other prop
erty. The Blinn orchard tract has 20
acres in young bearing orchard, 20
acres more cleared and ready for trees,
while the remaining 20 acres is good
for aither fruit or anv bind of cron II