The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-10-16
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
THURSDAY, ............. OCTOBER l6, 1850.


I
ing the issues oil tne eamPaish "e'e
Jointly discussed al the opera mouse oy
Hon. Thomas Carroll, Judge L. D. Nash
and Patrick Henry winston: Ml. Jar
roll ied OIL deVotlhg n'ucn Oh ms 'iin1 "
the SILVER questlon, when ne hAnuieu
with much Skill MI, Carroh Is goou
speaker anu was wen fecel'eu ny u'e
auuiehce' ne uses vigorous eAPiesS,on'
does not Orahch inVo lne'Oricai nisn'S'
put conhhes niuseii 10 'ne "ia''ef
before MN, "hleh ne hanules III man
ner tha1 SHOWS ms stiens'n oi MINI
MI. CaTroll mas NOT the ora'oricai Ponsi
tollowad him in tprp lint be can retain
an audience eouaIIv as well and pain
,hsir svr,rotb;es NV b;a honest strength
AZ IorSnaao and oood aopnd aroument
Col Winston IL a brilliant sneaker. Int
mt inclined IN concentrate on the issues
IN discussion He maid Yakima many
glowing compliments told A number Of
Sood stories and smoke highly of Mr.. Car
,o,l,s raco,d as a soldier and a citizen,
He t;ckled us under the capitaI rib. made
us sooI ,,loosod with ourselves for beinO
tba contar of the fynit and veuetabIe rails
inc industry and for these things. as we'll
AZ HE elooance nj dict;on will We renem- |
nor him and not Tor the soundness of his
loo;c Judoa Mash was hammered in his
sneacb bv a limit of twenty minutes Int
a. ~. t;D,o bo 40, q, a nun,bo, ~ falling
hIow. thot noJa the oDnos;t;op wince
Tbo r,oo,ir, ,ros n most interesting ono
and Tho large audience was 10th 10 90
ovon after nearly three boprs had been
coDsrmod in Tho discussion
JUDGE CALkiNs AT THE OPEkA HOUSE.
Judge W. II. CalEins, OIL lacoma' spoke
at the opera house on saturday evening
last to iair sized audience OF varied
political complexion. Democrats were
as numerous as repuolicans' ana all
listened lntently to the arguments ad-
vanced. The Judge was introduced by
l.. ). Howlett' ana opened up WIN a per
sonal statement regarding the chargeS
made that ne was carPet-Oagger' ne
said his attention was hrst directed 10
washington by Hon Ihomas H. bIents,
who IN reviewing the attractions Oh soil
and climate, stateu that ne oeiie'eu tile
:, ~. D., hod sawn ,ho sooJ
~ tUs a., -, tho snooLor bod ,ottor
n a., ;.to.n,o,io, ho corId ond SroIlv
~ Conc 10 ,bo s,sto With the intention
a. a. "a Az 100 Eron, this bo strrc-
80. ,oI;.ianI ;ss,,o. ,rLold;no, Tor,
D. .,,o go Io,,;oIotrre Tho force hin
- H. ,o.;g VIZ n came 10 focts
"nS e. tLo s,oar,o, ros ra,hor bovv
- tLo a,dionoa 1os ;r,nrossoJ With tbe
80. ~ ~. r,.orrJo I,,oro ,rtonoblo
"nJ ,ho, no Nos Iohor;na 10 male the
- -. , oaao noss;hIo az, 81 ) VOW noor spb-
a., Atar NJ CoIL;rs had Snished tho
- rSsi-u,on s0;d ,hot ,boro would bo sine
- ~, ,Lo ,,Iao o,,h In, thot rnus;coI
organization was not to be found, and B.
F. Young closed the meeting with the
announcement that he was not much Of
a speaker, but he was a good single
handed talker, and he endorsed every
thing Judge Calkins had said. The
meeting created no enthusiasm and the
applause was very meagre.
.,,,,,.,,r ,.o K,rr,r q C,or,rv 1,rvs
NJ, lana S,ror, Ioft Monday Gov Eos.
- n,;.t, : nrn,Lo- ot mon ond a co,lood
- .ooIs oDd srnrl;os 20 toko cborco ~
the Northern Pacific, Yakima & Kittitas
Irrigation Co.'S work at lakes hatcher
and Kitchelas. Houses are to be built
and the lakes damned to be used as sup
ply reservoirs. This work will be prose-
cuted until the winter weather interieres.
When questioned as to when active work
Of construction would commence in Yak
A.. -. ~, eS.Ia.aIn H.
s~s.hor aaid thot Tho YoLimo d;,cbos
Ia IA tho erst onos br;I,
YAKIMA DAY AT sPoKANE'-Ihe nam
49, IN, ait =. = = tLo 80 T,;s y H.
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a. oDnort,'n;,v ~ ho nrosoDt r NJ
W.,oa u,Lo T. o,oJ;,oJ hv ,ho SOoL..mon
az ho;n@ ~undonh,odlv ,oDo ~ he n,ost
L.,I,ont -. =, ~ $50 - Iii -
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