The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-16
rrrnrroRIAL NOTES.


North Yakima j. b kave fsre en-
gifs<
The Arlington bcsei II Spokane Falls
| has changed hands
The signal says sEss NORTH Yakims
IL over run With rough characters
A special election has he~n eaiied II
FFxnkiin county. IN the naossxh Of J ufss
70 build . Deu jail
Ws1ixsE aha Journal The o. r. 4
I y. ca. has - teams esnfisycf heios
/ TIP Wis<nsan-< place on Eureka Hat
and they are making the gravel ~
but Hnas-s party don Z scare worth :
cent and keep right on
/ Nont~-sno yksette ,---A petition ha.
been circulated the past week 20 have
4 HzH route estaIdEekei b<fwreE
Nossfesasso and Shelton, In Mason
exsunty. This IL a MISTER which should
hong ago have heen aftensiet ~. and
we h1tse the powers fhat he viii nfsl
fail 20 grant II al once The route 70
BE- trzversesi viii give mail privilege
% large uumier u setfiers, many q
whpru sre row gresfiv ineonvenicncesl
/ lsy an almost entire absence OF postal
facilities
waIla Waila Union The real es-
tate men continue TO receive letters
from the east hiking for information
resrestInz this section Many OF the
questions proroans3e.i display dense
Ignorance ~ the state 81 things to the
writers II. the far away easf. But the
advertisement the northwest coast L
n f,ser. the
erroneous idea, and after time the
truth VIII lie known, and il will not
then he necessary 20 answer questions
that 80 dveiiers here seem absurd
WaIla Walls Union s--0n Wesines-
day evening. Charles a. Elmer, who
hiss been the trusted and efficient city
editor II the Union for nearly a year.
was united IN marriage to Miss Jo-
sephine spurgeon. in the presence OF q
few intimate friends. With his whole
heart the proprietor III the Union
wishes the new couple all the joys and
comforts of wesi,ied life. and hopes
that neither of them may ever i;lten-
tionaiiy give the other occasion for
nionlestarily rerreftisg the great
change IN their kves and duties which
occurred Wednesday evening.
Pasco special:-John Csrtright: a
well known stock dealer, and wealthy.
III APPEARED in March, ~, sixteen
sears ago. His hat and coat were
then found ON the bank OF the river,
and a. no other trace OF him could be
found, ii was presumed he had been
drowned, and his estate was admins
tcresi upon, although no trace could he
found Of a large sum OF money he was
known TO have. A skeleton has lu-t
been found near where Cartwright :
house stood. and tire general iinpres-
sion II that he was murdered. The
finding Of the skeleton was to many, a
complete explanation II the mystery.
Yakima Republic lit was big day
among the Washington Territory In
dams on sunday. About 800 Of them
we're collected fifteen miles from FL
/ lensburg IN the kittitas valley 70 eele-
/ brate Tyee day. Redskins we're pre-
sent from the kittitas and Yakima
valleys, from the Neg Perez country.
| from Moses band, from British Col
umi,ia and from Oregon. They in
dulged Ia horse racing, dancing and
other sIorte, and the town was bare oil
/ teams, rs hundreds went to see the
/ fun the streets Of ElleDsburg pre-
sent picturesque sight. rs there are
usually scores Of Indians in bright at
| tire to be seen in all directions. The
Indians are great horse traders and
gamblers. Some of them rode out u
the races on Sunday and came back
without horse or a blanket to cover
their erect forms.