The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11

THE BAH AZ The YAKIMA. The hall
at THE Yakima" on The night OF the
Fourth Of July, was very pleasant affair.
The music was excellent, the hall well
filled, and the supper could not be sur
lassed. NJ. Sissrns and his assistants
laid themselves out to please and they
succeeded most admirably. Among those
present were Fred K. Reed and wife, W. $.
Courier and wife, David Wilson and wife,
OfTacoma; George ". Goodwin and wife,
Up. PuEsley and wife, R. B. Milroy and
vile, L. s. Hewlett and Miss iona How
lett, r. B. Hppencote and wife, Wilbur
KirkmGn and wife, Paul Lau and wife, A.
y. Weed and wife, Harry Spinning and
wife, VIM. Lince and vile, Mrs. y. Wis
well, Miss Beulah Wiswell, Mrs. Thomas
Lund, Miss Anna Nation, Miss Dollie
Barker, Miss Jessie Bailey, Miss Lottie
Cutlip, Mrs. W. +. PrnsseT, Miss Thorn
ton, Miss Guilland, Miss Annie Sheffield
Mise ScuddeT, Mrs. Roaf, VIII Chapman,
: h. A. Cuninghame, Captain J. H. Thomas,
John L. Wilson, Of Spokane Falls; George
Guilland, Tom Martin, Or. u. L. Heg,
james Greer, H. G. Humphrey, +. NJ.
Reed, o. A. Fechter, Judge U. +. Weed,
u. Harris, Phil Stanton, T. NJ. Vance. L.
=. Caldwell, Of Tacoma; N. F. Singleton
ynd Eugene Stahl, Of Ellensburyh; Sam
PooH MAN's FAm.--The Y. W. C.T.U.
feel 10 much encouraged in their efforts
10 keep open . free reading room, that
they have deternined upon giving novel
entertainment at the opera house, We'd
nesdAy evening, July 18th, for the pur'
pose Of still. further aiding aud making
attractive that institution. The enter.
tsInment is Ii new line. and the "POol
Mans Fair" promises much enjoyment.
Among the characters secured At great
expense TO be present are the apple girl,
the gypsy fortune teller, the peanut ven
der. the flower girl, orange girl, newsbOy,
bootblAck, candy girl, the cough. drop
peddleT, match girl and many others.
Every effort will be made to make the
evening one q enjoyment and profit.
The ice cream and lemonade stands will
be open and the sandwich counter will
appeal to the hungry. Everyone isinyit-
ed. Admission free.
TIIE RACES ON THE FoURTH.-The races
on the Fourth attracted large crowd to
the track. The first race was q trOt,
mile heats, three in Eve, for q purse Of
S2JO-tl50 10 the first horse and $5O to the
second. There were three entries. Frank
Young's Yakima come in ahead in the
first heat but was MT given place on &C.
count Of running. COudell's Roam Billy
Wonthe first and fourth heats and Peir-
soils PAGER, Sleepy TON, the other three
heats. Arthur stones Belle captured
the harness hung for the winner Of the
Ssntlemens driving race, beating the
horses Of q. W. Cary, J. A. Stone. H.
Taylor, Dan simmons, and Nose Adams.
John Stones Maude won the second heat
and took the fifteen dollar robe and whip
oGsrod to the winner Of the second place.
WRESTLING matches foot races and a run
ing raUe completed tue list Of sports.
Gun EEw BUnDNGS. The great amount
oihuilding that the HERAlD has previous
" reported has begun in eaTneSt. Ground
was broken to-day for Lewis & Engle's
three story brick, and 1t will 10 pushed to
completion rs fast AZ money will do III the
brick work on Winnings two story building
10 finished; the contract for the Whitson,
ROdman 4 EShelman three story building
to be erected on the corner Of SECOND and
4 streets was let this week 70 A. ZindOri,
d seattle; BAitholet'S three story brick
hotel IL under rapid Roadway; So. Lowe
has concluded to make bis brick three
stories in height and the plans are now in
the hands Of Contractor Scott, and many
ether buildings will shortly lie commenced.
Ar Attractive PUBIIcAnON.-A hand
some twenty-pAge pamphlet, illustrated,
setting forth the reasons for the location Of
the capital ct Yakima has Just been issued
from the HERALD Office. From an artistic
visw II Is a. enc = piece Of work a. has
ever been turned out Of any office in the
Territory. The matter is made up Of =
brief review Of the capital question up to
III presentation 10 the Last legislature,
when The vote on the change Of location
from Olympia 10 Yakima WIS lost by one,
and Of extracts from the territorial press
showing that Yaktmais the point favored.
The illustrations comprise 3 map Of
Washington and . view Of the river, taken
from below Union Gap.
EIaKnEN's EIEcnoN.-The annual cleo.
ton Of the members d the Yakima fire
department was held Wednesday evening
and resulted in Fred L. Rowe being
chosen chiei, W. W. AtheFton assistant
chief, Mryon II. Ellis secretary and Chas.
Gordon treasurer.
nprhHna HnR RRonueR.