Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-28
THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE STATE FAIR AT SALEM DE-
CLARED A SUCCESS.
Gored by an Angry Bull-New York to
San Francisco on Horseback
Fire Tournament-Traffic
in Chinese Women.

The coursing match at Gilroy is sue
cess.
Victoria is to have large frst-class
hotel.
San Luis Obispo county has lO7 school
teachers.
Chinese grape-pickers are crowding
into Napa Valley.
Sanoma saloons are obliged to close at
1890 every night.
1he Southern Pacific has filed on the
tide lands at Tacoma.
Santa Ana Valley is determined. to
have beet-sugar factory.
Hail. the San Diego missing printer,
has turned up at Los Angeles.
Manuel Lemns of San Pablo was found
drowned in well on the 14th.
Portland will soon have in operation
several lines of electric railways.
The fire tournament at Tacoma last
week came near breaking up in a row.
The Britishers scooped fret prize at
GIlt llTc GOuIldIlcLti IlClu III AaOOAhfl laoV
week.
Large consignments of canned salmon
are going from Victoria to England by
clipper.
A San Francisco firm is to set out
200-acre orange grove near Oroville this
winter.
The State Fair at Salem has been de-
clared by the directors a success in every
respect.
The Cpur d'Alene Indians have agreed
to sell about half their reservation for
$500,000.
The business portion Of Wallace, N.
NJ, was destroyed by an incendiary fire
last week.
Ureta, charged with helping Morales,
the bandit, to evade the laws, has been
dis harged.
Frank Bell of San Jose killed himself
at Salem Or, on the l4th. He led dis
reputable lie.
Truckee just voted $1,000 to purchase
school furniture. There was not a dis
senting voice.
The Alaska canneries have packed for
the season up to the 18th instant 81 900
cases of salmon.
Professional pick pockets are getting in
their work at Sacramento. Six were ar
rested last week.
The year has been profitable one to
frllit-growers in the country of which San
Jose is the center.
Bishop Mora ofFiciated at the dedica-
ton of the Catholic Church at Santa
Cruz on the 18th.
There is talk at Healdsburg of estab-
fishing a grapes rup factory to utilize the
surplus grape crop.
Svlvestro Morales, the Santa Ana Val
ley desperate, has bcen sentenced to I'M
prisonment for life.
The San Jose Board of Trade strongly
indorses the proposition to erect statue
to Senator Stanford.
Fruit growers near Anderson, Shasta
county, propose to double their acreage
now planted to fruit.
Portland's Exposition opens on the
26th inst, and proposes to be the best
ever held in the Northwest.
Mollie Kennedy, aged eighteen, in fit
of jealousy, killed herself at willows.
She was native of Red Bluff.
More than one thousand women, girls
and boys are employed at the Telsln-
packing houses in Fresno City.
c. q. Sayle OF Fresno, Cal :, has been
appointed administrator Of the estate OF
ex-Judge David $. Terry, deceased.
The irregularity of assessments OF city
property at Tacoma, w. l., is creating
quite stir among the merchants there.
Three men were sentenced at Seattle
on the 18th inst, to the penltentlary.
whose terms aggregate eighty-nlne years.
Washington Stewart, lawyer Of San
Diego, has had the serious charge OF
assaulting young girls made against him.
C. p. Pratt and John Allen, who left
New York on the 18th OF last month, on
horseback, have arrived in San Francisco.
The San Francisco papers report that
| the traffic in Chinese women Tor immoral
nurpOses. still continue to an alarming
extent
Geo. Hughes, living near Salem, Or,
was gored bv an angry bull on the 18th,
! inHicting three sever wounds, which will
prove fatal.
The COMPTROLLER of the Currency has
authorized the First National Bank OF
Santa Paula to begin business with
capital OF $75, 900.
| Montana will vote under the Australian
plan. The vote promises to be large, ami
both parties exhibit a high degree OF con-
fidence as to the result.
Perry Douglas, who shot and killed
Brakeman Anson at MADEIRA, Fresno
county, last March, has been captured
and is in Jail at Fresno.
Samuel Collier, cashier OF the First
National Bank, OF Tacoma, is IN Kansas
CITY attending the meeting OF the Amer
lean Bankers Association.
The recently appointed Chinese EN-
bassador to the United, Fuey Gwok
Wing, has arrived He is accompanied
by large delegation OF Chinese dignl-
taries.
Thomas Roe, president OF the Chicago
Bicyclists, mas started from San Francisco
on his wheel to Chicago, intending to
break the record between the two cities
by about seven days.
Jimmy Carroll and Billy Myers will
shortly sign articles to fight for $4,000
a side and the lightweight championship
! of the world. The fight will take place
/ somewhere in Mexico.
Mrs. Hiram Nell, of Malad, Idaho, has