Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-04-06
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

stuIBeOu-cuTlnB ESTABLISHMENT mas
been erected at Aberdeen.
They are trying to get United States
court set for Bellinghan bay.
Six candidates were immersed in the
Olequa, near Winlock, last week.
One dry goods store is blocking the
early CLOSING agreement at Walla Walla.
Spokane's police system costs S2088.-
30 monthly, Sob Is less than year
ago.
Jose's logging camp, Snohomish, loads
20 cars a week for the Monte Cristo
shingle mills.
The New Whatcom city council has
appointed committee to look into its
bank situation.
The state military encampment will be
held on the race track near Olympia, be-
ginning June -.
Judge Clagett made two hours pop
ulist speech at Spokane, Friday night.
Music hall was crowded.
A bicycle club is forming at Ilwaco.
The plan is to fit up racetra TX and
baseball grounds combined.
Aaron Cornish, highly respected cit
zen of Blaine, dropped dead on the
street from heart failure. He was 67
years old,
Barnes and his wife we're found guilty
OF child beating at their appealed trial,
A motion for a new hearing is under ad-
visement by the court.
A La Center man has a curiosity in
the form of a potato, 1t Is in the shape
of pipe, the stem being II inches and
the bowl inches long,
Rev. M. s. Riddle, the Hoquiam
preacher, is laid up for repairs, having
riddled two of his Coes off with a shot
gun that was mot loaded"
John Dye. who beat fellow fisherman
to death in a drunken quarrel at Town
send, has been committed in default of
$4,000 to await grand jury action.
A four mile cut loft is to be built for
the Washington Southern at Shelton to
permit the logging by September of
some 100000 from lands under con-
tract.
The Custer shingle mill is cutting
over $4,000 per day, and shipped the
first carload, 211 900 last week Over
1000 cords of bolts have been engaged
for the summer.
Saturday was good day for tax pay
ments at Whatcom. The Bellingham
Bay Improvement Company contributed
about $4,000 and the Fairhaven Land
Company about $4,000.
A man suspected of the recent North
Beach robberies has been bound over to
the superior court. He was taken to
jail at South Bend, bnt gave his custo-
dians the slip some way, and is at large.
A tramp drew revolver at Blaine on
Inspector Kennedy, who was ordering
him off Great Northern train. Ken
nedy promptly drew his own weapon,
threatening to shoot. The tramp
dropped his revolver and made off.
Michael Jones died last week at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Charlton, on
Spilleyah prairie, Cowlitz county, aged
80 years. He was one of the pioneers
of the northwest, having immigrated to
Oregon in 1916. He was born a Quaker.
and lived and died in that faith. The
remains we're inferred in the cemetery
known as the Straits cemetery, on Up
per Lewis river.
Mrs. w. f. Howell died last week, near
Thornton, Whitman county. She had
la grippe, followed by pneumonia Mrs.
Howell crossed the plains in 1880, set,
Ting near the present city of Los Gatos,
Cal. Mrs. Howell was more than 10
years old. She was in the Lake Labish
railway accident three years ago, and
never fully recovered from injuries re-
ceived then.
The two New York capitalists Paul F.
Mohr has brought out With him to look
the country over are A. A. Hutchinson
and F. p. Lowry. Saturday they were
in Walla Walla, where they we're enter
tanned by Ex-Governor Moore, Captain
Johnson and others. OF course, it is
given out that Mohr expects to excite
| enough interes. in Oregon and Wash