The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-11-14

Theodore Steiner Is now respondent
with q 500 diamond ring.
There will be meeting Of the teach
ers' association in this city on Nov. 80.
Turkeys are plentiful In the market.
They sell for Is cents per pound, feathers
and all.
H. L. Tucker has ordered from east
ern manufacturers Q closed hack for the
use Of his patrons.
The municipal board Of equalization
was In session during Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of this week.
u. G. Berry has been appointed clerk
Of this school district and will have his
Office with Dr.. B. NJ. Savage.
The completion Of the Puget Sound
& Gray's Harbor railroad will be cele- |
brated at Montesano Saturday.
Two Indians were arrested Wednes-
day for drunkenness. Their aggregate
fines and costs amounted to over 80.
Three cars Of cattle and sheep were
shipped from here by VIM. splawn,
Tuesday, consigned to Seattle butchers.
John Eisenblatter Is now In Jail at |
Ellensburgh charged with shooting into
q Chinese wush house ct Cle-Elum
Monday.
Robert E. Stout, in another column,
refuses TO be responsible for debts con-
tracted by his wife as she has left his bed
and board.
Popular prices Of rs, 80 and rs cents
at the performance Of 1.-THE Moonshiners,"
Monday evening. Tickets reserved at
Allen 4 Chapman's.
The brick work Of the new city build
ing Is fast going ahead now. The struc-
ture will be Q handsome one, the first
story being imitation stone.
Several new residence buildings are
showing up in Eastern addition. Thir-
teen new residences have been started
within the past two weeks.
The CongegationalistS have under
consideration tie bnildlng Of an academy
here. A site has been given them, con-
ditional with their building.
Another hop will be given at the
Hotel Yakima Saturday evening. Those
who remember the pleasures Of the last
one will not fail to be present.
The county commissioners have
ordered the surveying, locating and
establishing Of q road from the south
end Of First street to Yakima City.
w. H. wightman, formerly an en-
gineer on this division Of the Northern
Pacific, during the construction Of the
road, died ct Portland the other day.
OF the big water tanks to be built
for FIRE protection one is to be located on
the corner Of First and A streets and the
other at the corner Of Second and Chest
nut streets.
s.. J. loves handsome three stroy
brick is now ready Tor the ROOT. 1t Is
an imposing structure and a credit to the
enterprise of the owner and tho skill Of
''''
Geo. W. Goodwin has sold the lot
and building adjoining 8. J. Lowers new
brick on the west, to Orlando Beck Tor
1900. Mr.. Beck states that he VIII re-
build with brick In the spring.
T. b. Goodwin and family attended
the funeral Of Cecil Walker at Ellens-
burVh last Friday. The deceased was
Mrs. GoodWin's brother and had been
sick Tor q month previous TO his death.
Rev. F. Walden Of waitsburg is hold
ing . pOrGscIeo meeting At the Christian
CnuICn -: lns mes'inss AlS H N..aSs.I
sneA1 Iu,SIe'e ~ se WI a;'snueo'
tney W." " o'"'i""'u 'niOus" u'' 'O'"
ing week ,yE.
Tho boys of the high school have
organized base bali club and cleared the
square oPPoSl1e tne scnoCl iOl slOunSs.
II more c,uDs rCslu olsln'so Anu GUY 'iie
SaseO11Sn y Ctne, p~i'S u 'ne 'O"n "
wooio Do q soOo tnins'
Work has been commenced on the
secoud Caldwell brick block. Mr.. Cad
well has bought out the Lloyd Bros in
1e'e.1s IN .nlS Guy aIu $50 y no" AOno ~