Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-06-19
Attorney Harvey drove over to Mos

Attorney li1lNNy WV w NA"0
COW Yesterday.
Mrs. V. L. Bull is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Chas. Bull, at lewiston.
%. L. Kennedy and A. A. Marden
left Yesterday for the Seven Devils.
The rain knocked considerable grow
ing grain down, but it will come up
again all right.
Milo Hubbard and wife spent Sat
urdav and Sunday in Uniontown, the
guests OF the Strupplers,
The city council last night repealed
the billiard and poolordinance requiring
a license for the operation OF billiard and
pool tables.
The college cadets win escort Cover
nor Rogers from the N. ?. depot to Pres.
Brvan's residence next Wednesday ev-
enlng Oh his arrival in the city.
DO your part toward entertaining
the many visitors who will be in town
next week. Let the people go home
with the knowledge that Pullman is II
great town, socially, educationally and
moraliy.
1.-The machinery and material for the
Pullman flour mill has been ordered and
work on the structure will soon be com
menced. A. White, tile efficient city
treasurer is the protector OF this enter
prise, and the success that has attended
his business enterprises in the past aug
surs well for the success OF the mill. 1t
is Mr.. Whites plan, il the citizens will
bear some part OF the expense of pur-
chase of site, to erect the mill near in to
the center OF the city, bat if the city will
not meet his very reasonable demand,
the mill will doubtless be erected in the
outskirts, perhaps outside the corporate
limits, the reduced cosJ u site, and free
dom from municipal taxes being the OBJ
jects sought. The efficiency OF the mill
would in no wise be mpiFed by build
ing on the edge of towing but for its aid
to other business it would be much bet
ter to locate the mill wen in the center
of the city. The people OF Pullman
should realize the benefit to be derived
from the establishhentE Eoi this mill in
our midst, and shoulAseS that proper
site is obtained. Therefgre.do your duty
when asked to as4eeqt il sa,e matter. Mr..
White says he will accept labor the same
as cash. The mill is coming; let Pull
man reap full beI.cfit therefrom by hav-
ing it located near the business center.
The last band OF Mcliregor'a 10000
head Of sheep passed through Pullman
enroute for the Idaho range this week.
The last Idaho legislature enacted a law
requiring the dipping" oGall sheep that
were to be driven into Idaho territory,
the provision being that the sheep must
be dipped at least 20 miles before they
reached the line, afterWard to be inspect
ed by the Idaho sheep inspector. The
McCiregor sheep are entirely free from
scab, or other disease, ana the McGrcg-
ors could not see the good to come from
I the enormous expense OF dipping healthy
sheep. Besides, they had no range in
this state on which to run the sheep
while the dipping was in progress. They
therefore concluded to test the constitu-
tionalty OF the Idaho measure, and after
having the sheep inspected by Or. S. B..
Nelson, Washington state Veterinarian,
who pronounced them perfectly healthy,
they notified the Idaho authorities, and
crossed the line with the sheep. This
will of course bring about contest, and
the McGregor brothers have retained
Sweet & Steele, OF Moscow, to defend
them. 1t is the opinion of these attor-
neys that the law will be declared uncon-
stitutional as it is directly opposed to
"free transportation, guaranteed by the
constitution, across the state. If the law
stands it will be necessary to stop train
load OF sheep, and dip the animals
whether they need it or not, before tbsy
can continue their journey across the
state. On the other hand, if the law is
sustained, the McGregor brothers will
find $1,000 fine taxed up to them.
l have a good secondhand piano for
sale cheap. Also very fine new organ,
which | will sell at less than cost.
(3ltf) w. J. WINpUs.
LII. Lindley is now opening up the
largest and most complete line OF stoves
and ranges that has been in Pullman for
years, at prices very low.
NOTICE.
l, the undersigned, being the father of
Robert j G. Park end John ". q Park.
do hereby give notice that my said sons
are over the age ofzl years, and that |
will not be responsble for ann dehts con.