Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
The LOCAL FIELD.
The Weeks Doings of Pullman People
Paragrapfed.
little Items Concerning the Movement
OF Your Friends

ture in the election OF y. .. senator
Allen. has 81 votes, with 81 necessary for
q cboice; but ballot after ballot is being
taken without an election. Turner, OF
Spokane. has 26 votes, and Griggs, dem
ocrat, q. while the popuhsts stand 10y
+,air man, Teuts, with their nine votes
Eugene Wilson, of Ellensbnrg, has re.
\ ceived one vote, < Allen Will need elk
more votes TO be elected, and his sup
norters are confcent that he will gel
them before many more ballots are taken
Turner men arc likewise certain he can't
cot them, an that there Will be a gen.
eraI stam ele for the Spokane statesmar'
The democrats believe that it is q
roregone conclusion that Grover vii.
"turn the rascals OUT and meny Of
them are looking with longing eyes
Z toward an appointment as postmaster
Gao. w. Ford seems to be in the lead il
this city, and about 800 have already
s gned his petition. ~-yGeorge will make
a first class postmaster if We must have
a emocrat in the Office, but perhaps
Mr.. Cleveland will not play executionerj
and uill allow the present p. NJ, NJ
Lobaugh, to serve his term.
j. Il. Larson, a Colfax wheat Luyer
lost 81 $50 last Monday through the
misinter probation of a cipher dispatch
from Portland headquarters. BY the
mistake he paid two and three quarters
cents higher than the market price fAT
10000 bushels of wheat, and will have
TO stand the loss himself The sale
showed, however, that rise OF few
cents in the price of the cerial would
ccuse a good many of the farmers to
sell, and make the fnat COS of the coun-
try easier,
The Auditorium orchestra, OF SPo
kane, which was oblidged to cancel its
date in Pullman for last Wednesday
evening on account of the qnarntlne,
will play in Reaney's hall on tomorrow
Saturday evening, the concert to com
mence ats o'clock. Following the cen
cert will DO q dance, for which the or
chestra will furnish the music. Both
concert and dance, will doubtless be well
attended. Admission to the concert, -
and 80 cents, and to the dance IL.
It is reported that there is consider
able gambling going on in different re
sorts in the city, and that one man, a
citizen from near Cotton, was fieeced Of
5000 last night. If these are facts, the
marsh i should take a hand 10 the mat
ter, and close ~ the games, as they aTa
rIn in violation of thc law.
~-Carohue Gage will be at the opera
house on February oath and 10Th, and
will present "a Double Wrong and
"a Celebrated Case" Miss Gage Is a
great favorite in Pullman, and will be
greeted with well filled houses.
Services at the Christian chu ch
Sunday, Jan. 22nd, as follows; SnI-
day-school $3.50 a, M; preaching at
II =. m. aud 1870 p, m. by Elder 5. Is
Letson meeting of the Y. p, S. G, +. at
at $50 p. IN.
Skating on the Palouse west oi
town is now favorite pastimo with the
Pullman people, and young and Old, OF
both sexes, can be seen gliding merrlIy
over the ice at all times Of the day ano
night.
Ali danger from contagious diseases
having passed, the quarantine was re
moved from the city yesterday. Pubic
gatherings can now be held again, anl
society can take a new lease OF life.
The Pullman social club will mee'
next Wednesday eyeningsin the |. 0. ., L
hall, up stairs, the canvas having arrived
and the quarantine having been raised
good time is promised.
Main street, al its intersection WILL
Grand, is considerably torn up this we'i
owing to the rocking of Dry Fork Ih'
improvement being made however i
great.
"A Clyde has returned from Palous'
City, and says that he vii. commenc.
rebuilding his saw mill at once. lie eX
poets to have the timber on the grou
next week