The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-27

THURSDAY. use q, lS,s.
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snac;sI wh,ch u.ss l,,eIv In onerstion On
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~ ~ r,o.D,acoD, y.s,ihnlad s,eaniny aud
I;n;n,I ~. ,s,Ib !. s,noL;nc and ,hserys.
,;on a. .,,.chaA The gentlemen who
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WI pOs,on philsdoInbi, tinri,,au
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,ho;: ra.noc,,ya soctj,n. Tho nsr,y viii
leave Chicago ut p. M Juny lHh' and
will make the fastest tiiHe between ,tnat
place and the Sound ever made over the
Northern Pacific. Tho excursion Is gwen
for the purpose Of showing what the
Northwest offers In the way oil indpee-
ments Tor the investment oil capital
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H.. S,,rros Med .rd svsrv de,o;l IA be-
t. $780, - IA. oa,na,. a., ,,oI,,
Brussels, and the furniture Is the equal
Of that in any hotel in the Northwest.
Everything Is Of the best and Mr.. Stearns
has bought with u lavish hand and with
much taste and judgment. The Hotel
Yakima promises to be to the Jewel City
Of Central Washington what The Tacoma
has been to the City Of Destiny.
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"ES1Ho'S O'fh. A"ao
nAs "ane PioPos't'on' ~ useu :" ue
Guy '~en.y.1e's uae' " ,Anu, W pa'S
purposes S''uaIeu "lOns Tue 'sei oHnN
!" 'ne sou'n VI n'y ,eslusn Tug o",y
c"nu'on VI egIs'peI-li'n no .S :"
AIM a wear Tor n Deriod Of Ave years In
improyIna the land. Captain Thomas
values the prouertv Al Sl5oJ. and. A the
eondition on which the land will he coded
Ia one that n thrifty government would
natprnIlv ioIlov. the CITY sbould not let
this opnortunity Of acouiying grounds for
a payk IN Ianse nv inattentiou and
NEGLECT. g.
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ANo .i. Wv hU,AL-S9"I pAl '''''e''
pVp.'e'ot y .ue peI.no'e Ise, ~
"wednesday for the building Of a new
brick hotel on First street. opposito the
opera bouse. The building will be three
stories In ba,vht. with n frontave of g.
fept md a denth of Ios feet. and ia 10
contain As sleepinR roons. The contract
price Ia $4,000, and the work IA to be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
Mr.. svitzer will have his men on the
grounds tomorrow, moving thu buildings
which nj present occupy the site OF the
new structure.
Hangs YoUR OProRTuSrrY.- Messrs.
Rodman& Eshelman make an announre.
ment in this issue of tho HERALD which
should attract the attention Of those who
are looking for good Investments. They
have now listed and are Offering for the
firs. t,me upwards of 20 choice residence
and business lots, These lots were
formerly held nv the n, p. R. R. Co.,
ana the Original ioca'ors o. Nosth TAX
una, anu many Q, lneHl nave never 0een
on the market Oeior"
A SECOND Brick scHooL HOvsE.--The
school ele ton on Saturday last was over
whelminSly In favor Of building q new
brick school house on the west side Of
the track. There were but % votes out
Of 1876 that favored building 40 addition
to the present structure. The school
1890 " ~, 'e' W "ess $500
- a." $50, -, IN, ~ i. 49, :.
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PERMANENT FAiR GRouNDe.-It Is pro-
posed to purchase that portion Of the s.
A. ellison place that is covered by the
race track for permanentfair and racing
grounds. Nearly all the money necessary
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