Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
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Charles Rossi died at Spokane as a
r.snlt of the injuries inflicted on him
Nv Mazzareno Cixerchia at Trinidad,
nouglas county. The latter Is now in
;ail at Waterville awaiting trial on the
charge of murder in the first degree.
The entire plant of the Emerson
Lumber company at Port Moody was
burned to the ground recently.
The plant of the Harrington Milling
company is now being run day and
night on large orders for -four for the
Orient
spokane within the next few days
will ship nearly 100000 pounds of In
land Empire -four to San Francisco to
relieve suffering humanity in that Sec
ton.
William J. Akers, financial secretary
of the Seattle Labor council, commit
ted suicide in the bathroom of his
home by inhaling gas through a tube.
He was temporarily insane brought on
by overwork.
From $4,000 to $4,000 will be raised
by the Odd Fellows of Washington for
the relief of their brethren of San
Francisco.
1t is reported there are over 100
cases of acute dyssentery in Walla
Walla.
Tacoma shipped $4,000 worth of
supplies Saturday to San Francisco on
order of the governor of Massachusetts
and mayor of Boston. Seventy thou
sand pounds of fresh beef also left in
refrigerator cars for San Francisco at
tached to express trains.
The national aerie of the Eagles has
assessed every member of the order rs
cents for the benefit of the sufferers
from the San Francisco fire. Lieuten-
ant Governor Coon, state deputy for
the order in Washington, has been au-
thorized to receive the funds, which
will aggregate, it is believed, $65,00O.
Ephrata, is all a buzz with the ex-
element of the coming roundup OF
horses to be held this week.
An effort is to be made to get a bill
through the next legislature increas-
ing the salaries of at least some of the
state officers.
According to the financial report for
March TO the board of control, the cost
per capita to feed, cloth, lodge and
guard conVicts at the state peniten-
uary including light and heat for the
ouiidings and salaries of employees, as
well as medical attendance and burial
of the dead, was $102.4O a month dur
ing the fiscal year ended March 81.
The average daily number of convicts
was 758 and the cost for clothing
was 81 a year.
Krupp is a town of about 100 in
habitants, located on the main line
of the Great Northern, 80 miles west
of Spokane.
The beautiful home of H. H. Morgan
of Albion was destroyed by fire re-
Gently The fire started in the smoke
house where Mr.. Morgan was smoking
meat.
The stock shipments from Garfield
for the past II months will aggregate
s125,000.
Within 10 days the 80 inmates and
attendants from the feeble minded
Institution at Vancouver will be trans
ferred by special train to the new
building recently erected for the state
at Medical Lake.
Governor Mead has telegraphed to
Governor Pardee of California placing
the entire militia organization of the
state of Washington at the disposal
of the California executive.
State Treasurer Mills reports that
the state has to it's credit in cash at
the close of business Saturday the
sum Of $2,042, 710.44 of which the sum
OF 1,01S,129.24 was received as March
collections.