Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-10-06
NoRTHWEsT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

TO start up ,o-,
Nathan Pattison' pioneer Oh 1897 Is
dead at Olympia
wHR. Morrison's house burned at
Everett. Loss s24oO.
ri0bt-blooming cereus at Vaneou-
-. has ten beautiful blossoms
uh.tcom county's 500 acres of hops
cave better crop than ever
The Long Boyd adultery case at Ia
- bas been postponed till October TO-
o.omokawa has mass meeting today
.orsult about a big creamery pro.
wolla Walla's city taxes become de-
,,,ouept today, with ten per cent
penalty
posina yokes was too ill to appear
.,tb her company its opening night at
Seattle
Holland woman near Fairhaven
makes wooden shoes and markets item
in town,
A tuck passed over the legs OF a 4
-. old how in Sprague without break
ing them.
Over 100000 bushels of wheat are
stored in the farmers warehouse at
Wslla Walla.
Farther Flohr has celebrated mass at
IN. Catholic academy at Walla Walla
u years Thursday
The postoffices at Butler, Kitsap
county, and wager, Whatcom county,
have been discontinued.
Charges of fraud are circulated at
SEATTLE in connection with the erection
Of the King county almshouse,
Troop D, First caya Try, Washington
Guards, has gone into camp for 10 days
at Camp Carlan, near Spokane,
Another mysterious fire at Snohomish
burned out Barrett's saloon and +. Is.
Kings grocery. Loss, $4,000.
Rev. Arthur N, Thompson, OF Indian
spIois, Ind, has accepted call to the
First Presbyterian church of Tacoma
"Shoo Fly" a Chinese notable of
Wala Walla, has been summoned TO La
Grande to help his countrymen in their
trouble
Tacoma teachers have to take their
months pay today in county warrants,
which they can get cashed at ten per
cent. discount.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Kerr, of the Canadian Pacific, estimates
the Northwestern wheat yield at 26,OOO,-
600 bushels this year.
Fltty-four japanese men and two
women have been landed at Port Town
send, including farmers, laundrymen,
Servants and students.
Some mlscreant at Castle Rock unties
boom cables, releasing shingIe bolts into
the current of the Cowlitz, and reward
is offered for his apprehension.
The ranching firm OF Smith & Ball
aine, of Endlcott, assigned; liabilities,
$4,000; assets, mortgaged real estate,
$4,000, and $4,000 personal property.
Widows pension has been granted
to Sarah j. johnson, of Dixie, Walla
Wa!la county, and MINORS pension to
Philander Rowe, of Kelso, Cowlitz coun-
ty.
A Minneapolis mill has contracted
Tor $4,000 bushels of Big Bend wheat
Tor germea, cracked wheat and other
breakfast dishes, for which 1t is said to
be peculiarly fit.
Two more Of the Cinnamon captured
IN The vicinity OF Oyster bay and sup,
posed to be part of the cargo landed
oy the little steamer Volga have been
released at Tacoma.
Il. U. Burlingame, of North Yakima,
mas been appointed by Governor Nc
uraW as delegate from Washington to
tne irrigation congress, to be held at
Los Angeles October 10.
Ex'City Clerk Mcintosh has returned
70 Whatcom from California to answer
Tue charges of malfeasance in office and
m'sappropriation of public funds pre-
ier' Cd by members of the city council.
de says little, except that he is ready
ior a full investigation.
Inc insurance companies who suffered
'o'S through the burning of the Flem-