The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-05-23

-"Get there. ELL He will May 30.


on Tuesday next.
q. W. Waldron has taken his stable
Of thirteen horses to Seattle.
Over S5Onet resulted from the Presby.
terrain entertainment Tuesday evening.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Van Buskirk died Wednesday.
The U. S. land Office has been moved
into Col. Howlett's new brick building on
Second street.
Go and see the new japanese goods
just received by N. H. Ellis, successor to
l. II. Dills 4 Co.
Green peas, turnips and potatoes Of
this years growth have been shown from
Yakima gardens for some days past.
The Seattle Post InteIligencer heads a
batch Of Yakima news, "FrOm the Flor
ence Of Washington" The name is well
applied.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear
eli Perkins" He is the most popular
humorist in the world. Ticket at Allen
4 ChapmAn's. II.
Mrs. Splawn, aged So years, the
mother OF Mrs. W. B. Jones, is not ex-
pectedto live, owing to fractured thigh,
the result Of fall.
The Biochemic society are to organize
college at North Yakima. A meeting
was held last night and incorporation
papers have been drawn.
The Gibson race track has been COM
pleted with the exception Of rolling, and
when that is done 1t will he one Of the
best tracks in the territory.
"A gentleman recently from Dakota has
purchased property on the west side Of
the track, and will shortly commence the
erection Of a store building.
Mayor whitson will give banquet
this evening, at Steiner's, to the menu
bers of the incoming and outgoing city
council and the city officials.
lowing to unavoidable delays the
franchise for electric lights has been ex-
tended to Dec. 3lst. Work must he COM
menced on or before July LIST.
George Donald has recently received
from the Sound horse Of the Haable-
tonian strain which is exhibiting his
heels to the Yakima roadsters.
The recent examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates was held by Miss
Hilda Engdahl, county superintendent,
and not by Prof. Lawrence as reported.
Il. N. Rice, Of Seattle, has purchased
from H. J. Schieldknecht $50 head o.
sheep. Mr.. Rice will ship two car loads Of
these this month and pasture the balance.
Work was commenced this week on
the foundation Of. the Vining building.
Robert Scott has the contract, which calls
for its completion by the middle Of August.
Or. W. II. Morrison has sold lot 20
In block 81 to A. J. Kraudelt for 1850.
DR.. Morrison paid 1850 for this lot, which
has a frontage on Second street, year
ago.
The Washington and Whittier socie-
ties will give an entertainment at the
Opera House Friday evening May 3lst.
Admission to entertainment, including
ice cream and cake, % cents.
ALLEN Q. Mason has notified the
council that he is ready to pay over the
$500 for the property recently bought
from The city. The city attorney has
been notified to, make out the deed.
The members Of the Yakima Cattle
Growers association, will meet at North
Yakima on the first Monday in June, for
the annual roundup. They will first
cover the country down the Yakima.
Jacob Vernier, a prominent and
wealthy citizen Of Archbold, Ohio, bought
this week the property on Yakima ave
nue., occupied by J. J. Appel, for $500.
Mr.. Vernier has also purchased other
property and Is 80 pleased with Yakima
that be contemplates locating here.
The professional card Of Dr.. j. Jay
Chambers appears in this issue Of the
HERALD. DIR. Chambers has been prac.
ticing physician for five years, one year Of
(which was passed as assistant surgeon Of
the city hospital, Baltimore. Dr.. Cham
bers has established Offices over Bush.
nell's drug store.
Detective W II. Russell, Of Califor.
mia, was in the ely, on Saturday last, to
get an order from Prosecuting Attorney
Snively TO the sheriff Of Kittitas county
for the body Of Richard See, who is
wanted in Los Angeles for a murder COM
mitted eighteen years ago. Russell ID
now enroute home with his prisoner.
Port Townsend Cal: ]. H. Feuer-
bach, late Of Clapp 4 Feuerbach, on petit
ton to the judge Of the district court, has
had his name changed to J. H. Fairbrook.
The reason given In the petition for such
change Is that owing 10 the fact that the
petitioner lisa banker and his name being a
difficult one to spell, often causes trouble.
The new name went into effect on the
10th instant.
The entertainment Of the Paul Bou-
lon troupe came of as advertised at the
Opera House Monday evening, and Q