Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-01-05

spend 100000 to dredge Salmon bay
The Statesman thinks the Walla Walla
Savings bank will pay rs cents on the
dollar.
The Port Angeles mayoralty contest
will result in the seating of Frank Nc
Gill, populist.
LaConner likes municipal government
90 well she will try to get an incorpera
ton that will stick.
Professor J, W. Brock, principal of the
Walla Walla public schools, has been
aijudged insane.
Tt is now claimed that So per cent. Of
the single men in the two states haYe
signed the new agreement.
Nd. Sturdevant, of Seattle, has gone
insane from worrying over the loss OF
his all in Tacoma bank.
An unknown man, supposed to be a
sailor. was found drowned on the beach
at Townsend Saturday morning.
A Willapa family had cabbage, cauli-
flower, beete, radishes, carrots and pars
nips fresh from the garden for Christ
mas.
Patrick James, Tacoma sailor, died
suddedly in the effects Of debauch,
and it is claimed he was poisoned while
drunk.
Mrs. Frank Carson, of Kent, inherits
$4,000 from her mother, the news OF
whose death in England has just reached
her.
Leonard F. Williams, editor of the
Sprague Mail, was married at Spokane
Friday to Miss Florence Stephens, of
New York.
When the waits OF Kalama had en-
loved their Christmas dinner at the
mayors hospitable table, he made them
all take dose of quinine,
Two Spokane varity girls spent Ne"
Years in Jail. They couldn't furnish
$500 bonds on charge of robbing
patron. It's hard life.
Mrs. Priscilla Smith, living on Cham
bers prairie, is victim of slow paralv
sis, being now speechless and almost
helpless. Mrs. Smith is rs years of age
and one of Thurston countv's pioneers,
Thirteen carloads OF machinery were
received by the Great Northern, Sunday,
for the shops at HiIlyard, the invoice in
clud ng lathes, drills and other machin
cry. The force will be increased to 60
men.
The Deep Creek Mining Company
have struck free milling gold ore In
their property near Silverton. They
are working day and night packing the
ore from the ground to the railroad.
Three hundred thousand feet OF cedar
logs are in the Bellingham Bay & Eas
tern Railroad Company's boom awaiting
the tug P'lce to tow them to Blaine,
where they will be manufactured into
shingles.
DR.. Sims was riding ont of Kelso one
dav last week from professional visit
on his bicycle, While crossing the
bridge over the Coweemsn, the outfit
was overturned and his implements of
surgery scattered into the waters of the
river.
Burglars entered the house of M. H.
Whi.ehouse, at Spokane, and carried
n cook stove, heating stove, two rocking
chairs, lounge. bed. bedding, all the pro
visions, ana other va uables, including
copy of the Lords prayer hung on the
wall.
(fray's river has a world. heater in the
fat woman line. She weighs $50 pounds
and has to stay at home because she
would swamp any OF the small boats
which furnish the only transportation
facilities the settlement affords. She
has big, warm heart, corresponding
with her size, and her parties, at which
she clears everything out OF the house
Tor the dance, are celebrated for miles
around.
The wife OF Christopher Maier, one Of
'he most extensive farmers in Walla
Walla valley. has entered suit for divorce
on charge Of bruta. treatment. They
we're married last July. The pla ntifl
alleges that the income % the defend
ant is $4,000 year, and prays for SlO(
month alimony. Maier lost his first