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Washington Brieflets highlights from East Deep Creek and Olympia
Reports note 40 percent of East Deep Creek timber blown by recent storm. Other items include Inland Empire firemen tournament plans, Neal McArthur’s surrender over opium smuggling, Lister reformatory board appointments, Simcoe water supply at Goldendale, Schaefer resigning from Seattle library panel, hog cholera concerns near Olympia, and bids for Gettysburg veterans train. Also Whitman College class 1913, dynamite accident near Cusick, Richmond berry harvest, Rural Letter Carriers salary push, new state forest commissioners, and an accountant to audit state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Deep Creek
Inland Empire Volunteer Firemen
Davenport
Monroe
Board of Control
Simcoe Mountains
Goldendale
Main Street
Jacob Schaefer
Puget Sound
City Library Commission
Seattle
Cotterill
Olympia
Department of Animal Husbandry
Washington, D. C
Lister
State Reformatory
E. C. Warner
Everett
H. R. King
Ross Jones
Morse
Reformatory Board
Columbia River
Vancouver
Frank C. Morse
State Land Commission
E. W. Ross
State Board of Control
A. E B. Cagwin
Tacoma
Cushman
John Baunse
Northern Pacific
Skookum Chuck River
Washington
Gettysburg
Whitman College
Whitman
J. T. Batey
Cusick
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Batey
Richmond
Spokane County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room
State Board of Forest Commissioners
E. W. Ferries
Mount Vernon
J. R. Welty
Castle Rock
Ferris
W. W. Emery
Napavmne
Ernest Lister
Bureau of Inspection and Accountancy