Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-02-16
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

taxes last week -S6S37.
Whatcom home talent will sing the
oratorio of "Messiah."
Broom manufacture is a growing Spo-
kane home industry.
The Townsend Leader has hens
egg 81 inches long in its office.
Fifteen acres of Sedro's townsite are
being plowed up for hops.
Albert Armstrong, a teamster, was
killed in a runswaY at Davenport.
Three more Cinnamon have been or
dered deport d from OLYMPIA.
An athletic association has been
formed by the Snohomish amateurs.
Chinese have over $4,000 in the sus.
pended savings bank at Walla Wala.
Three Italians are serving out $50
fine in the Castle Rock Jail for illegal
fishing.
Leveret A. Hilton, G5, married Miss
Mary L. Sheridan, Is, at Olympia
Thursday.
An electi IN of officers to reincorporate
has been ordered at Oakesdale for the
28th,
TIE tar roofs we're blown off several
Whateom buildings in Thursdays high
wind.
Laborers on the Eureka ditch, 50 it is
reported, are working for GO cents day
ana board.
The Tacoma National bank on notes
has secured judgment against Allen G.
Mason for 32,716
r. L. Edmiston's class in the Presby-
terean SunGay school at Spokane num-
bers so members
Tacoma will purchase new 1000
light dynamo to increase the capacity of
the electric light plant.
Seventeen feet, 81 inches of snow have
fallen SO far at Monte Cristo, and not a
vary good winter for snow either.
They are flung Chehalis hoodlums
with commendable severity for disturb
ing tho Salvation Army meetings.
Pomeroy's snow has all gone off with
the rains, and the ground Is moist to a
greater depth than ever before known.
Sprague allows its beautiful new opera
house TO be defled with drop curtain
on which advertising cards are printed.
WalIa Walla's Chinese had to have
their photographs all taken over again,
as the first ones were under the prescribed
size.
George Williams, a IA year-od boy
from Douglas county, Or, has 65sh
committed to the reform schoo from
Colfax.
J. d. Mcleod & Co, S shingle mill at
Edmonds cut 8, 126,00O shingles in %
days during January. with double
block Challoner
The roads are so muddy about Latah
that when a man is run over by a loaded
wagon he gets up and drives On as if
nothing had happened.
A hundred tons of iron ore will be
sent by the Tacoma smelling and re-
fining works to Everett, which will en-
able the Everett sme!ter to reopen.
C. G. Anderson, who formerly oper
ated shingle mill at Cedarville has de-
parted for Sweden, leaving creditors
who mourn to the extent of about $1,000
The retrencbment committee of the
Tacoma council has outlined policy
for cutting down salaries among mu-
nicipal employees, amounting to Sl2,S25.
A large fywheel in the Port Town
send nail works burst last week, dis
abing considerable amount of machin
cry and necessitating a shutdown of a
week or two,
At a match live bird shoot in Walla
Walla Friday, W. d. Burgess defeated
j. E. d, Stallings for 500 and so birds,
making A ont of possible 80 TO Stall
ings' 80, 30 yards rise.
About 600 tons of Slocum ore were
stored at the Kelso wharf during Jan
nary. The gross amount of ore mined
from Is different properties during the
month will each 1890 tons, worth 1929
600.
|, is reported that $4,000 Worth If