Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-07-21
NEWS OF THE CITY.
u.ppenings in Pullman During the
Past Week.
wovaments of our Citizens Chronicled
by the Herald.

''a -Io, in company with II. H. Spauld-
nd d. NJ. Holt went to Almota to
\iaeh over the ground with view OF es-
t1isbing an experimental station at
hat point. The board has had under
consideration the plans for the college
III civ different architects having sub
tod nlans. The board has not yet
Iocided upon any one. Bids tor the
onoineering building will also be adver-
tised for. The estimated cost OF this
strrcture is 10000. Aside from audit
~, a few bills, the regents have done
\t,'t little else this week, the weather
having been rather hSt for much eXer-
ton.
Henry Baird was badly shaken up,
Wednesday. by being thrown from the
ton of A box car, which he was helping
20 move on the Northern Pacific track,
near the electric light plant. The car
rim into the bumper at the end OF the
side track, with such force that the
brpak beam was broken, and the break
Who i of which Mr.. Baird had hold, re-
voIved with sufficient force to throw him
from the car into rock pile. Mr.. BIS
rigbt arm was badly bruised, and
elmo now serves to support the injured
member. Considering the distance OF
the fall, Mr.. Baird was lucky in getting
off as easily as he did.
Mrs, Mary Clement Leavitt, hon
orary life vice president OF the worlds
wen T., spoke in the Congregational
church last Wednesday evening, and in
the Christian church Thursday alter
noon and evening. The afternoon lee
tnre was for ladies only. Each lecture
was well attended, and the lady proved
q most interesting talker.
The arc light has been moved from
the head of Wawawai street to the four
corners above the public school prop
erty. The residents along Wawawai
street seriously object to this move on
the part OF the city council, and will pc
ttion the council to put in another light
at the Wawawai location. 1t is certainly
needed at hat point.
C. NJ. Stearns, OF the firm OF Nelll
Stearns, lawyers, has been in Palouse
City on legal business this week. The
business OF this popular firm is extend
ing throughout the whole PalCuse coun-
try.
The lawn around Martin lenders
residence, in the east part OF town,
shows what little care and attention
will do. 1t contains beautiful shrubbery
and flowers, the roses being cspecla ly
handsome.
--Ryrie Bros. have moved their office
to room No. 3, Webb block, formerly oc-
cIped by Price, the tailor, where You
can find them loaning money at the old
rate OF interest.
S. Earghoorn, in company with an
other gentleman, has purchased the
Webb ranch, near town. Mr.. Barghoorn
is Il capitalist lately from Germany.
The reservoir east OF town is being
cleaned out this week, consequently
water pressure ON some OF the hllls
around town is low.
j. NJ. Palmerton is again in charge
Of the Artesian hotel, G. NJ. Carpenter
having gone to Grangeville, Oh Camas
Prairie, in Idaho.
Tile threshing outfits are being got
ten in readiness for the seasons run,
which will commence the latter part OF
August.
LOST, large, black silk parasol, on the
picnic grounds, last Tuesday. flnder
will please return same to this office and
oblige.
These warm days make one think OF
and long for some cool, secluded nook
along Crur d'Alene lake or other popu-
lar resort.
II. f. Morgan, manager OF the Averlll
lumber company, made business trip
to Moscow the first Of the week.
C. ). Saddler has erected new
house on Wawawai street, where he has
this week moved his family.
VIM. Buckley has two tirst-cass water
troughs that he will trade for iced OF
garden truck. (39ti)
Mrs. S. H. Holland and son, ol
Sprague, are visiting Geo. F. Holland III
this city.
Mrs. Wm. Reid, nee Craven, is WIS.,
iting friends in Pullman this week.
C. NJ. Carpenter went to Mosco"
last Sunday.
%. f. Young was in Moscow Monday