Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-05-26

George Zelinsky, who was arrested
Tor stealing horse and cart of d. NJ.
Sanders hear this city couple OF weeks
ago, pleaded guilty to the charge in JUS
tice Dillon's court, at Colfax, last Tues
day. The officers had him so neatly
trapped that there was 10 hope of es-
cape, and the plea OF guilty was en-
tered in the hope OF judicial clemency.
Sentence has not yet been passed. The
stolen property was found by Sheriff
Lathrum at Spokane, where Zelinsky
had left them.
Ed. Hockett was brought down from
Pullman Monday by Constable Reider
to serve short commitment in the
county Jail for assault and battery on a
young man named Craig Hockett's at
torney appeared Immediately in the
superior court with habeas corpus plea
and the young man was ordered released.
The sentence OF the justice OF the peace
was irregular and unlawful. Gazette.
Assignee B. Rurgunder, OF Coliax,
has filed his inventory of the assets OF
the Cotton Mercantile company. The
total is placed at 800, ,772. .48, itemized as
follows Merchandise in brick store.
$2S,09l .93; hardware, Implements and
furniture, $40, 6l1,95; open accounts.
$13, ,625.63; bills receivable, $14, 4,2O4.44;
real estate, $1,000; cash, on haud, $64 so;
and the liabilities to $40, ,883.Sl.
The Carolyn Gage company pre-
sented "The Honeymoon" a 18th cen
tury comedy, to small audience in
Reaney's hall last "Wednesday evening,
The play is not very taking one in Pull
man, although the company are prime
favorites here. The acting was all first
class.
"A Chinaman assaulted a little daugh-
ter of Willus Sweet, at Moscow, last
Monday. The vile wretch escaped, but
reward of $500 has been offered for his
capture by Mr.. Sweet. Following the
assault, the citizens of Moscow have taken
steps to "fre" all the pig-tail Chinese
out OF the city.
H. G. Williamson has had the in
terror of his barber shop retitted in ele-
CANT shade. 1t has been repainted
throughout, newly frescoed, etc, and
handsome porcelain bath tubs have re-
placed the old ones. Henry is always
right up in the front of the procession.
Only few childrens all wool suits at
$500 left at Blackmans'. Come at once
ii you want a bargain. We cannot dup
lcate them for the price.
Pullman base ball cranks seem to
have departed from the city. Foot ball
will probably be the game here this
season.
Jas. Jones, late Of the grocery de-
partment at Mcguire q Brownies con-
templates returning to his eastern home.
The Misses Florence Baber and
Logan Boswell, OF ColfaX, visited in Pull
man last Saturday.
W. f. Williams says that it's a boy
instead OF girl that came to his house
last week.
W. II. Chevaier, of Collax, was
looking after old-time Pullman friends
Tuesday.
If YOU have corns get pair OF Black
mans extra wide shoes and be comlort-
able.
1t is said that Attorney j. V. O'Dell
will return to Colfax and resume his
practice.
$500 pants for 81 .25 for working men.
Blackman will save you 10 cents on every
pair.
Extensive improvements are being
made around the Congregational church
Lawyer G. NJ. stearns is doing legal
business at Cotton to-day.
Childrens red shoes are very stylish
See Blackmans' line.
M. Bryant was at the county seat
Tuesday.
Lawn tennis shoes, all sizes, at Black
mans.
Your vote is lost if you fail to regis
ter.
Register on or before May 29th.