The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-11
LOCAL. RREVITIES.


Born, at North Yakima, Saturday,
September 9Th, to the vile Of q. A. Gano,
a son.
There will be an invitation party at
the Hotel Yakima Friday night, Septem-
Der 18th.
Hops are to-day quoted at 80 cents
per pound, and the price is advancing
almost daily,
Judge Graves has pronounced Samuel
J. Cameron a full-fedged citizen Of the
United States.
The North Yakima division X. Of p.
will meet at loves hall Saturday eve
ming at I O'Clock.
Il. q. Parrish. Of the Mckee, is men
toned for prosecuting attorney on the
democratic ticket.
Patrick Doyle was convicted on
Thursday Of shooting an Indian at the
fish trap a year ago.
Wild rye hay from this side Of the
mountains is selling for $40 per ton in
Tacoma and Seattle markets.
The Northern Pacific 4 Yakima Irri-
eating company have rented twenty rooms
in the big Caldwell building for offices.
The Jewish New Year (Rach-ha-sho-
now will begin on Sunday next and the
day Of atonement (Yom-kiPpur) on the
23d inst.
The HERALD has kindly remembrance
for Matt lacy for mammoth tomatoes and
cabbages and for Mrs. Samuel Fear for
her prize butter.
e. r. Leaning left a number Of
handsome Bartlett pears at The HERALD
office the other day. They were prize
winners at the fair.
The business Of the cooperative store
demanding larger quarters, Mr.. Unger
has leased the adjoining building former
ly occupied by The HERALD.
L. N. Rice will ship from Yakima on
the 18th inst. a train load Of seventeen
cars Of sheep for Chicago. Harley Tay-
lor will accompany the shipment.
Lost, a crescent shaped scarf pin of
pearls with diamond center setting. The
finder will be we'll rewarded on return Of
same to +. NJ. Reed, HERALD office.
Henry Thompson was arrested the
other day for introducing liquor on to the
reservation. 1t is a United States case
and will come up for hearing Friday.
Lost, a baby's gold necklace, chain
and ring at Gilson's race track or at the
barbecue Saturday. Finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving same at this
office.
There is in the neighbOrhOod Of one
hundred and ninety thousand dollars
worth of city property charged up to I'M
known owners on the assessment books Of
the county.
The bonds Of Gus Knapp, who left
this country some years ago to avoid the
penalty for misdemeanor, were coniscated
by the superior court this week and the
case settled.
After a two months vacation the
Girls Guild will resume their meetings
and work. The members are requested
to be present Saturday afternoon, Sep.
TENDER 18th, at the home Of Miss Allen.
Before any Indians could be secured
Mr.. Ker, feeling anxious about the
Mckee hops, set all Of the employees to
work, even getting into the field himself.
In this way three acres were picked over.
Friends are urging Col. l.. S. Hewlett
TO become a candidate for county treas
urer, and Col. Hewlett has stated that he
would accept the nomination Of the re-
publican convention II rendered without
contest.
Mrs. l.. s.. Darland returned from
South Bend, Pacific county, Wednesday,
and is packing up her furniture prepare
tory to moving there, Mr.. Darland having
bought Sam Hubbard's meat market at
that place.
The Yakima democratic club will
meet at Odd Fellows hall, over H. H.
Aliens drug store, Monday evening at
1880 O'Clock. All members and those
DESTROYS Of becoming members are re-
quested to be present.
Over two million pounds of produce
was shipped from North Yakima during
the month Of August. When the returns
for u shipments, including hops, are all
in there will be lively times about Yak
lima. 1t cannot be otherwise.
"A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to John W. Williams and Miss
Fannie Parker. The former is a we'll
known and popular carpenter and the
latter is the daughter Of Mrs. Harriet
Parker, n Of Yakima's early settlers.
As the lack Of supply Of fruit in the
northwest is becoming known the prices
are growing. Yakima has the best crop
north Of California, and our apples, which
only brought 70 cents per box at Spokane
Falls a short time ago, are now eagerly
sought after at $I.75 per box.
1t vas somewhat discouraging for the