The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-28

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-Zamloch tonight at the opera house.
Water was turned into the city bitches
Wednesday.
Robert Dunn Is having q windmill
put up on his Homework farm.
The towns Of Roslyn and Davenport
have recently been incorporated.
The masons commenced work this
morning on Hewlett & Thomas new two
story brick building.
The stockholders Of the Masonic tenn
pie will meet Friday evening for the pur-
pose Of Incorporating.
The Episcopal church lots are being
graded preparatory to being sOwn to grass
and otherwise improved.
The N. P. switch lamps, which were
formerly white and red, have been
changed to green and red.
President Cleveland celebrated WASH
ington's birthday in Q fitting manner by
signing the admission bill.
-Zamloch, the Austrian conjurer, af
the opera house Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights Of this week.
g. H. Golfer, Of the firm Of Singer 4
Golfer, Ellensburgh, has left that city,
leaving numerous creditors behind.
Sadie Smith, one Of the prominent
witnesses in the Wickersham seduction
case, lately tried in Seattle, is now in
Yakima.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. z.
church will give . supper ct their hall
Friday evening from 8 to 10 O'Clock. Sup
per Is cents.
Judge l. A. Navarre's residence and
homestead Of forty acres south Of town
has been sold to q Mr.. Broadhead, Of
Ohio, for 1850.
Joseph Nicholson Is fitting up the
building on Front street, one door north
Of fuckers livery stable, and will open a
restaurant therein.
y. B. Reavis and E. NJ. Reed pur-
chased two lots situated on Second street,
opposite the court house, this week.
Consideration, $1,000.
The officers incident to state govern
ment are q governor, lieutenant governor,
members Of the supreme court, district
judges, state Legislators, attorney general,
auditor, treasurer, congressman and two
senators.
The Tacoma Ledger mentions Hon. J.
B. Reavis, Of this city, and Thomas Car
roll, Of Tacoma, as likely to be aspirants
from the democratic contingency for the
office of governor Of the new state Of
Washington.
Efforts are being made by leading
citizens Of Goldendale to have q company
organized TO build q railroad from that
town to North Yakima. The Board Of
Trade Of this place should cooperate in
the furtherarSe Of the project.
Richard Strobach has withdrawn
from the real estate firm Of Goodwin,
Strobach 4 PugSiey. The business will
be conducted by Goodwin 4 Pugsley, who
have moved into their new quarters in
the First National bank building.
AT o hugging bee for the benefit Of
church along the Hudson few evenings
since, a man while blindiolded Rugged his
wife for several minutes without knowing
who he was hugging. When he did find
out, he wanted his fifteen cents back.
The stock for the telephone system to
be maintained ct Yakima is nearly all
subscribed, and it is believed the balance
will be secured this wesk. With water
works, electric lights, street railways and
telephone lines this city will be modernly
equipped
-Zamloch, the Austrian conjurer, who
is well spoken Of by the press throughout
the country, is billed 10 appear at swit=-
er's opera house on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings Of this week. In addi-
ton to his entertainment he distributes
nightly $50 presents among those in at
tendance.
Olympia was designated in the terri
torial admission bill as the place for hold
ing the constitutional convention. Sew
enty-five delegates are to be chosen to at
tend the convention. With these and the
hundreds Of camp-iollOwers Olympia will
have to hustle to provide them with &C
commodations.