Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-30
WASHINGTON.

Spokane must pay out $4,000 in in
terest October 1.
There will be no more paving this
year in Spokane.
Waitsburg has been forging ahead
rapidly this summer.
The city treasurer of Fairhaven has
issued 81 bicycle licenses.
Tacoma schools have 5,205 pupils en-
rolled in nineteen buildings.
Dayton business men have organized
a social club with over 40 members.
The Spokane Union depot property
was sold in New York at auction for
$250,00O
More than one hundred students are
enrolled at the Cheney normal school.
One of the big days of the exposition
this year will be International day,
October 10th.
The banks of Colfax, a city of $500
population, have deposits of $75O,OOO--
mostly from farmers.
A new bank, to be known as the Scan
dinavian-American, will be opened in
WhatcOm November LIST.
The Chehalis Water Company is Dor
ing an artesian we'll to add to it's supply
of water.
The blackberry crop of the Kittitas
valley has been practically a failure
this season.
The five days session of the sixth
Stevens county teachers institute is
closed with very satisfactory results.
The opening ceremonies of the Spo-
kane Industrial Exposition on Octobe:.
Sd, will be far more imposing this year
than ever before
One of the interesting features of en-
tertainment at the Spokane Industrial
the athletic sports.
V. Gullion, a laborer, was run over by
a work train in the railroad yards and
his leg crushed, at North Yakima. He
will probably die.
K. B. Raymond the well-known bicy--
Gle rider, was the victim of a painful
bicycle accident recently, which may
permanently disfigure him.
John Anderson, a farmer living near.
Reardan, was picked up in the road suf-
fering from a confusion of the brain,
cansed by fall from his buggy.
w. A. Davis, of Steptoe. is arranging
for bear chase September goth. He.
will furnish the bear, the animal being
one he raised, but has become vicious.
Soon as the necessary supplies can be
shipped up from Portland, crew of Is
men will be put to work repairing the
Snake river bikes, at Log Cabin and
Goose island
The body of August Bush, whose mys-.
FERROUS disappearance from his home in
Seattle last week, was found in Lake.
Union. The presumption is that Bush
suicide.
Representative Jones has received a
from Senator Foster. now in
saying that the sheep rails.
ers would have to get their fiocks off the
reserves by September.
Volunteer grain is springing up in
many fields and in some instances no
sowing will be necessary, as the stand
Will be sufficient to insure a crop. SAYS
the Ellensburg Capitol.
The present grades in both bluestem
and club require a weight of sixty anc
- AA'"AA PNuiAAS III milling,
eight pounds for No /, fifty-six pounds
for No. ?, and fifty-four pounds for No.
g.
At the grounds of the Spokane Indus.
trial Exposition at Spokane all the
tents are now up and some of them are
ready for exhibits. The big enter
tainment tent has a floor space of "a.
600 square feet.
In mad fit of jealousy over a WON
an who would not return his love. Oren
Baker Byland shot and killed his wife
and his brother and then turned the.
gun on himself. All three are dead at
Walla Walla.
Bert Johnston, aged So, was instantly
killed at Fairfield. He was driving
a combined harvester and thresher to-
which was attached 80 horses. A sud.
den jolt threw the man from his seat
and he fell between the nearest horses.
The entire team took fright and ran
away, the wheels of both machines pas.
sing over the PROSTATE body of John
son, instantly killing him.
president Andrnde Seeks to EscaDe
New York Sant OF J;-.,,4L F.