The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-21
LOCAL nREvIrIEs.

The /. X. L. team ran away Wednes-
day. No one was hurt and the damage
was slight.
"A. Howard and c. X. Van Alstine
are candidates for the Goldendale post
mastership.
Congregational service in the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday ut II O'Clock
q. m. All invited.
%. A. Fechter and f. NJ. Reed have
sold four lots in block 45 to w. d. Black,
Of Seattle, for $3.50.
g. A. Ducharms and W. D, Black, Of
Seattle, invested about 5000 in Yakima
property on Friday last.
Prank Young Is down from the log
drive, having discharged his men in con-
sequence Of the low water.
The Yakima Mineral Springs Com
pany have received q plant for the manu-
facture Of soda pop and will do q general
jobbing business in this line.
The old Centennial hall, the property
Of Allan G. Mason, is to be remodeled
and transformed into lodging house.
David Wilson proposes to light the
Hotel Yakima with gasoline until such q
time as gas works are established here.
Potatoes now command 20 and rs
cents per bushel in Yakima. Thousands
Of bushels are still in the hands Of farmers.
Special Agent Samuel Vincent has
returned from the Badger mountain coun-
try and made his report to the govern
ment.
Captain Robert Dunn, John Golden,
NJ. W. Wallace, r. Van Buskirk and
s. F. Haines are aspirants for the North
Yakima postoffiee.
George W. White, formerly Of Yaki-
ma, died suddenly from heart disease,
March Is, at the residence Of his mother,
Mrs. Ruddell, Of Olympia.
The marriage Of IN attractive Yakima
lassie and a promising young man Of
Ellensburgh is nominated to take place
in this city on Sunday, March 81.
w. H. Chapman has sold three lots
in block 81 to J. J. Tyler for $1,000. Mr..
Chapman purchased these lots less than
week ago for 500. Mr.. Tyler will build.
Good bye, old friend, good bye!
Where are you going? Oh, to Arm
strong's, to buy my goods hereafter, cor
ner Of First street and Yakima avenue.
1t has been decided to locate the new
Methodist church on the southeast corner
Of block 70, and work will commence in
side Of ten days. The building will cost
5000.
The ordinance raising the liquor
license from $500 to $3.50 passed its third
reading in the council Monday evening,
and, after its publication, 1t will become
a law.
The new steamer "Belle Of Chelan,"
built on Lake Chelan for the purpose Of
towing RATS Of logs and for excursion
parties, was launched on Monday, the
18th inst.
-Hoxter 4 Newell will soon be here
with their Percheron stallion" Ratimago"
and remain during the season. Since
this horse was here last year he has grown
and improved very much.
Col. L. S. Hewlett has sold the prop
erty on the corner Of Second and Chest
nut streets, which he recently bought
from A. W. Engls for t220O, to Harry
Spinning, Of Sumner, for $4,000.
DIR. W. G. Coo purchased the lot on
the north east corner Of Third and A streets
at the sale Of the Hill estate, and will i'm
mediateIy build thereon dwelling to cost
upwards Of thousand dollars.
"A delegation Of the Roslyn lodge, X.
Of p, visited Ellensburgh Wednesday to
organize new lodge Of Sir Knights and
install officers. They were met ut the
81
Tine town oil Eilensburgh secures quite
q revenue from a license tax imposed on
every business occupation Down 10 that
OF publishing newspaper. Editor
schnebiey oil the L0eo''ser protests
W. II. Carpenter oil the Antanum
dairy commenced delivering milk Mon