The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-07

THUsRnH, ,,..".,,............. FER !, 1850.
A 6BERPUL Ice CAvE.-Near Trout
lake, Hickitat county, one of the best
fishing Pounds in the territory, is series
Of wonderful caves, one Of which is
known as the Ice Cave, from the stalac-
tite-shaped icicles which are there iou-d
from one season 10 anotheT. The en-
trance is gained by a rustic ladder
through hole Hbout fifteen feet in diam
eter. Torches are necessary TO the ex-
pleRsis and the lights send forth a sheen
from the icicles that makes the cave look
like a fairy palace Of crystal. The cave
Is in great chambers, partitioned off in ice,
with floors Of solid ice, a dome Of iced
stalactites and solid iced pillars here and
there. The cave is too cold to stay in
long, even in midsummer, and when the
explorers return to the upper world the
temperature appears Of furnace like
natire. The ice cave is about twelve
miles from Mount Adams.
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miles Of broad streets, with streams Of
limpid water on either side, and fringed
with magnificent shade trees, is destined
to be on. 7Of the most attractive cities on
the Pacific slope.
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A. Young; secretary, B. F. Young; trus-
tees, o. W johnson, J. A. Stone, and B.
A. Young. An assessment Of twenty-five
per cent. on the capitalization Of $4,000
was levied, and instructions given to be-
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great industry will be built IN from Yak
ima's tobacco interests, and this fact is
already attracting attention from abroad.
Mr.. Fitzsimmons, a well known packer
and manufacturer of tobacco, has decided
to locate here, and will soon build fac
tory and commence operations.
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the western division. and the prosenta-
ton speech BY Second vice-President
Prescott. In reply Mr.. Buckley said his
success M A railway man was due to the
faithful and efficient service Of those under
him. and he wished them all prosperity
under the new order Of things ON the
road.
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hall. which will be given on the evening
of 81. Valentines day, Thursday, Febru-