Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-09-29
xoRTHWEST NEWS.
wAsAINTGoN.

pSu" at Everett Friday night par
NV ~ aostroyed two store buildings
''u' ,.,s went over to Whatoom en-
- attend law suit over 81 &C.
'D ,hild is five minutes late at
.,boOl in Castle Rock he CANNOT enter
tbe school, -, ,.
hsDi !. ant as about 100000 feet
ibis season. A..
n,.. Crimes is try to found an Afri-
Ll matbodist church at New Whatcom'
op1 81 colored people on the bay
u..dors and threshers are at wtrk IN
s,ts Of Douglas county. The yield
'n n expectations with a good grade
Of grain
M. romaiping Ruby creek trail war
omouptlng to $500, have just
l'D'' ,;,nosad of in Fairhaven at 80 per
cent
The Temple Baptist church in West
olympia was demolished by the faIllng
w. tros Rebuilding will commence at
once
Henry Longaker, the 14-year-old son
,Dr. H. D, Longaker, wealthy resi-
,.,t If Kent, was killed by being
,,rsbed between two freight cars
laborer on the Ruby creek trail
-,oso leo was fractured had to be car
lad II miles on a stretcher and 81 by
,oDvavapce before the fracture could be
set.
pnc, Mica, the Indian, who was shot
:, ,ba neck at Conconully last week
while engaged in drunken brawl with
oDo If his fellow braves, has since died
0: his wounds.
The grain-bag famine is about over
,ronnd Waterville, relief having came
from Omaha mills through purchases
made by President Hill, of tue Great
Northern.
Bill McIntire has put in about 2,0OO,-
900 feet Of logs at Cathlamet this sea
son, and is now at work repairing Said
rep's dam, which was washed out by the
big freshet last winter.
The proposition Of bonding Douglas
county will probably be considered at
the next meeting of the county commits
aoners. There are outstanding war
ANTS to about $4,000 which it is pro
7Osed to take up if the bonds can be
hyorably placed.
The members of the Sons of Temper
suce, organized at Walla Walla some
two weeks ago, have two organizers in
the field and are pushing hard to get
enough lodges to have a grand division
west of the Rocky mountains.
The Washington Il Columbia River
Railroad Company has decided to in
crease its warehouse capacity at Dayton
Oproylde for the enormous quantity of
grain that is going into storage at that
point. The spacious warehouses there
are already filled.
The complete returns of King county's
railroads have been made to the state
board of equalization, showing the
county TO have 276 miles of railroad
track, with IS miles of sidetrack. The
total equalized value of railroad track
"d Improvement is 81 ,47S,3lO.
The charge on which ex- City Treasurer
lsensee vas for the second time arrested
H New Whatcom was misdemeanor, and
'ue penalty provided by law is imprison-
nent not exceeding one year, or less
'Dan one month in the county Jail, or a
me not exceeding $1,000, or both.
About two tons of mail sacks, con-
Alhlng picks, shovels, harness, pack
saddles and camp equipage, have ar
hFed at Watervllle, to be carried to Cou-
lee City, so miles distant, by pony ex-
press. 1t is all "franked" for some gov
eminent geolo 4ical or botanical expedi-
uon expedition.
An action has been brought in the su-
phor court at Spokane by W. B. Rob
efls as receiver of the Washington saw
~8s bank against the Washington
national bank to recover possession of
So1'Uoo IN notes and securities, and for
'n additional judgment of SIS, 900, and
OnHrglng the officers of the bank with
fraud.
Interpreter Gardner. of Victoria, has
ueclphered the Chinese characters on a