Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-04-18
Us OF THE STATE.
ton Of an immigration Society
t Tacoma, with John Gonna
President.
burg Citizens protest against the
Action of Government En-
gineers.
latcom Man gets a Divorce one
Day, and changes his Mind
on the next.


e town of Latah is to have a bank
etary Blainsa capital of $25OOO
out the lastoutny board of trade has been Or
peded by bEed at Snohomish
be loaargely increased acreage of wheat
Or uiglneorted througtou Eastern Washing
olitieal oxpchis year.
'P' --''' 'Ayor G. Glascock has been elected
prague. Two hundred and twenty
ooo9 - IN votes were east
N -. RS. Henry Ward Beecher is at Port
,,7,-;.,.. nsend the guest of her son, Captain
pert F. Beecher
nat oonntrl. A. Moss of Port Angeles, has re.
stool, Of lied notice from Quebec that he has
o bc instr,5n heir to $4,000 and he will soon
tod St,tas e to cash in.
ause the Uhe Yakima Fair Association has
lined to in Incorporated, with capital stock
horities Of 10000. A fine speed programme is
1vestigatiAg prepared.
recent lyn'he citizens of Olympia are petition
infamous the postal authorities at Washing
cans. d. c., for the free delivery of mail
Yhen Bartter in their city.
llster' calAbout $50 ranchers have settled this
letter oil ring on the banks of the Lake of the
SFedVestn, in Clallam county, the center of
,,,.s,p soh agricultural country.
neglect eThe city of Whatcom contains more
Y. In van forty saloons, fifteen gambling
Blaine aces in full blast and 100 different
aces of prostitution.
proceedThe $4,000 bonds for North Yakima
'NiY witnve been signed and forwarded to Chi
.ol' 'hougo, from which place the money will
nc ANU sent, arriving on the 14th inst.
II, Citizens of Toledo, Lewis county, are
y, - scussing proposition to build rail
lac - ad from that place to Little Falls.
7as doed ne distance Is elgn' mics anu 'he ROAD
lor,.. ill cost 100000.
I'll, A coal bed has been discovered about
-, We miles from Rockford. We waive
s,,,.I, lrther mention until full investigation
of the Ttas been made prospects are gooo'
Spokane will have grand blowout on
obody frae27th of this month The I'D anniver
z wants to fi34Odd Fellowship falls on the 26th,
e eouldeEhich is Sunday, and a grand celebra
ne best Con of the event will be held on the 9th
y OF o9' Senator Henry Drum president of the
Democratic Society of Washington, has
u VLe ERECTED Secretary Hazard to convene
\ 'n"V u executive committee of that organi
"oP'ln8 ion in Tacoma on the afternoon Of the
Jung 9th inst.
McLeod's big log, cut near Shelton,
which will be exhibited at the worlds
81. air in Chicago, scales nearly 10000 feet
measuring l40 feet in length and 40
49,; inches at the top end, so it would square
n G. nearly 40 inches,
7 NOT ~, notice has been issued to the cattle
q amiImen of the Big Bend, requesting them
to quito meet Tor the annual spring roundup
"a he -, at Washtucua lake on the Goth of April,
biIitios 1891, whence they will start for the
co ,,la;, rounds on the 21st.
were L.; John De Fries of Whatcom got di-
is child yorce from his wife one day and on the
emit wilnext prayed the court to set aside the
th the sdecree, which was done Perhaps John
nsibilit preferred that method as the least ex-
e has Expensive way of reaching the hymeneal
snching altar.
egard t. In all probability there will shortly be
to do, another change made i'll the Northern
e facts. Pacific schedule. The cause of the pro
-tance posed change is the objection the Port
q, but land people have to the hour the over
e haste, land trains arrive.
We're e. The Northern Pacific telegraph line
My not to Gravs Harbor has been put in opera
spartuI ton. Offices have been opened at Har-
mas Go lowe Junction, Elma and Montesano and
4 l'il'H others will be established at Mound
ie,'i Prairie and Potter Creek,
here " ""lAi"A'ni '0'n'' VIII '''''o q No"
n, court house this summer. At the last
commissioners meeting it was decided
to erect building at once. Although
49, the county has been organized for many
wears it has never had a court house.
ssraI The Puyallup G. A. R. post is named
avy after Luther G. Ladd, one of the Sixth
MASSACHUSETTS, WIZ "oo AA1ACu
in the attack made on that regiment
Guar while passing through Baltimore on its
> az. way to Washington City April IS, 1861.
Allen c. Mason, of Tacoma, returned
home Sunday morning from a seven
months trip around the world Among
the curiosities which he procured and
.vasti are now on the way to Tacoma is
eady royal Egyptian mummy about 1000
nder years old.
g The Ballard Reporter, Roy Ray and
steF Whatcom Bulletin suspended publica-
item ton lately. Even now says the Stilla
Inc Quamish Times, there are more papers
urpo' left than he people can support
+ Mrs J. II. Weir, mother of Secretary
ae Allen Weir. died Sunday at the resi-
M 10. Ion