The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21
WALLA NEWS
rrssting Facts Relative to
the Postmastership.
On IS ALIENS FRIEND.
Place, the Thrifty Ca1versSty
x.sssge Of the Advestisss-A Big
placer Claims scheme.

s.,4an,nen, Of ". o. Fasion an post
r~s, /. a d!shesrtening blow 20 tise
"a .sarh,ne. Tie fight vas between
ss-,,sus<e. comparatively . new man
80 community, and Henry Keeling.
e-.s . member of the state central
-sm<t~s And the present city clerk.
x-Ia. had the Endorsement Of Hugh
- aud the entire party machinery,
- ne eascuistions OF those Democrats
-. sha aaye looked 10 Hagn Wallace
gan standing nearest 10 the throne
Ill sssfsers pertaining 10 the disrriuu-
~ Il n.;ronsge in this state are aai up
- 81 aeores q ray OF hope for J. l.
4 .-ssss,e.r. who is an aspirant for the aI-
.es.aeu, Of United States attorney. for
..ss, sees tina. Wallace's man fer that
~r.fsa msy not be appointed after all.
(. eoshinsmeni il going to make q great
sa4 .,rehesas. Nr. falion came here
-. lose City in 1857. lie il the agent
- r., the Pacific Express Company.
III ses appointed collector Of internal
i. for the district of Idaho by Cieve-
~, a isss. He is an upright. competent
k,sss,ss, nan, and that he will make =
80, Dxtmeste- is not questioned. He
Ia surrrous Ioca, Endorsements outside
4 iEe marty machine aud considerable
fss.ssrn influence in his behalf. Strange
~ ssy. the Washington senatorial iigt; OF
A.: winter entered into the fight
sss 10 without doubt one Of
sssss, tia. resulted In the APP
t,6,smena. Mr. Fallon WAS one of the
sssya nu,noer of the Democrats OF this city
,s4si wanted 10 SEE John II. Allen returned
asss senate. ont Of consideration OF per-
ssrrl friendship aud local pride. He
1srslsd his influence 10 have State Sena-
:es Miller abandon the hopeless cause OF
sses Democratic caeeus nominee n cast
Is sose for Alien. Keeling. on the other
1saL. was bound 10 party lines. and op-
sassa the proposition OF casting Demo-
rs4ssc votes tor Alien. Fallon's stand Sc
sa.sd for him much moral support among
ne substantial business interests outside
II the party machine.
Tie first wears work of Wal!a Walla COL
.ess, which opened last December. will be
sssaplescd next Monday. As there are TO
ea4uatcs, there will he no public COM
sEencement exercises. Farewell addresses
Esd be made by Prof. Rogers and Prof.
IS ddleson. who sever their connection
4 III the Institution at the close Of the
resent year. Prof. Rogers will depart
fson for the ives. coast OF Africa. expect
t3s 10 devote the remainder Of his lite TO
customary work In the gold fields, while
Ffof Iiidalcson will enter the home
customary field in the large cities.
sac retiring professors will be sue
I 4seded by Prof. I. T.. Andrews,
"a. - D..ti. f--o.L NH n.ff.~c
no will take the chair Of English Ian.
gage. and Miss Bessie DE Graw, of Mis-
'sarri. who will occupy the chair OF his
lary. In addition 10 these there will be
iiaree new members added To the faculty,
Prof. George +. Droll and wife. of Battle
t'rcck. Mich. AMI Miss Eva Riley. Walla
I, Nalia college is one of the eight institu-
lions Of the Seventh Day Adventis, de-
y scmination maintained in America. Eu-
rope and Australia. II was established
here tw years ago by the general confer
saee of that denomination. About 800
Acres Of land west OF town. adjoining the
ei'y limits, WAS given as u subsidy 10 Sc
cure the location of the college here, and
the work OF erecting the buildings OF. what
rwi 20 be q portion of DR.. y. q Blalock's
etaehraicd farm was commenced abous n
year ago. y .onr-s.ory brick college build
Ing and two students dorsnitorios have
bnec been erected. \. colony OF about 30
l~asentists from all states of the Union
lave settled around the college, compris-
kr a suburban village known as Collie &c
Face. Many i'm improvements are being
made and several houses arc in process of
epss.rnction there this season. 4 system
II walerworss for bringing wafer from
Nsamhelicr's spring. also To bring water for
krigs,ing purposes. The college grounds
are graded and have been laid of and
ssspied and a variety of trees are being
PAINTED. The college is the 6cnomina-
tsenal institution Of Washington. Oregon,
Montana and Idaho. The Upper Column
ta conference and camp meeting will open
a Milton next Thursday.
seyeniy.iwo mining claims on the Snake
aad Columbia rivers have recently been
iled in this county. These claims have
oil been decided TO the Columbia Placer
Mining Company. u corporation organized
under the Law of Minnesota. Some assert
that 1. IS a land grabbing schcme, while
eshcrs claim that the company has n new
process Tor getting tlonr gold u of the
VSsssf sasids AZ the rivers.
The board Of trustees Of the state pen:-
tenilaFy, since the appointment of Charles
: Nye To- al the vacancy caused 10y the
oss,a Of William kirkman. has rsoTgan-
NJ by ~electlng Mr.. Sye chairman. and
Tart i. Il. Johnson 10 his old place IS
e~rFsiaEy. The hoard has let the eonsrae.
Lf the construction of the east via an
sfpsunslaiien ~: <ieo.ro for which was
ssde hy the last Legislature. TO the i'auiy
sMs company. ~ ~. Louis. for So .osl
sar astsleasscns OF the wing viii he l9lxta.
wa sighsy-gogs steel cells provided with
81 sae latest patents. The brick yard
Started up far the season this week.
VIA . capacity of so.uo per daY.
Say Is brought from Dixie. The
yss msa "a aaw turning cat s,es
ksAsa bags per day. Daring the
heash O Aiet il1,02Q we're manufactured
- s""tn we're on haoi GA tao Isl ST
lay. As an experiment. 1000 wool bags
s@e made thts season and quickly dss-
rsSet Thr }gte Hla has caused a cog-
sssfah3e SAVING tu ;Ae farmers la Eastern
washington by Bringing down the rrlcc
gram bags. When ~p-lson-maic bags
ss'e a'>i pat On the marke; in July. iS,a.
rs sssiias rvice IN Wai.a Walla wasS,.
- pr has. the competition % ;hc
e vii soea troasat the price down -
N~ats, WAsze ); has since remained.
Mailman ca ece Is; tais city gets n Ne.
Nssst q SApV by sae wils 81 the late VAL
SO hts>maa. The estate - ~va7loaSly es-
-ssssi st irena >ssAtoo 10 Sssa0o. aa!
&GsStfx a haEs 49,. a. III