The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-03
c RI.EvIrIEs.
Born, in Cowychee valley, July Sd,
to the wife OF ]. W. Foster, q sou.

ID. Z. Iesh says he will have ripe
peaches before another week passes.
"A lot Of tie new style blue ono cent
stamps have been received at the post
Office.
Married, at Tacoma, June 20, Z. p.
Caldwell to Miss Laura Marsh, Of Forest
Grove, 0gn.
M. A. Allen has severed his connee-
ton with the Centennial house and @. A.
Kremer assumed full charge.
Don't forget the Fourth Of July ball,
to be given by the fremen, at the opera
house. An enjoyable evening is antici-
pated.
The exhibit Of the finances Of the
county appears in this issue Of TIE
HERALD. Every taxpayer should scan II
closely.
Jeweler Keuchler has received q lot Of
badges and emblems ordered for the
Yakima lodge Of Ancient Order Of United
WorEmen.
Secretary Noble has dismissed the
appeal Of A. Richmond against the N. P.
r. R. Co., involving a part Of sec. 8, twp.
u, range 10.
The knights Of Pythias have organ
lied a social club and rented three rooms
in the Syndicate block, which are 10 be
nicely furnished.
Ten thousand dollars have been ap-
propriated for the support and civilization
Of the Yakima Indians for the fiscal year
just commencing.
Married, June eth, at the residence
Of $. G.. Head, officiating minister, Mr..
ThurstOn Brown to Miss Eva Thorp, both
Of the Natcheez valley.
The firm Of +. r. Reed 4 Co. has
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Reed retiring. The business will be con-
tinued'at the old stand by G. W. Jones.
Under the law the state militia com.
pRnies are compelled to turn out three
times a year, viz: Washington's birth
day, Decoration day and the Fourth Of
July.
-Ellensburgh claims that Is per cent.
Of her population wasn't counted, and on
application to the census bureau received
notice that o RECOMMENDATION bad been
authorized.
Several thousand copies Of tho illus
trated Yakima HERALD still remain.
They should be sent all Over the United
States. Wrapped and ready for mailing,
10 cents per copy.
The electric light poles were all sci
from the power house to the corner oil
Front street and Yakima avenue by
Wednesday night, and are nov looming
mp throughout the city.
j. II. Conrad has the contract 70
carry the mail between this point and
Tampico. In conjunction he will run a
hack for the accommodation Of passengers
to Soda springs every Saturday.
The cooperative store adjoining The
HERALD Office viii be opened for business
on the 18th inst. Mr.. Unger has sent for
a splendid stock Of goods, and proposes to
reap a good share Of the business.
Postmaster Dunn's salary has been
increased from $l4O0 to $500 per annum-
This is due to the increase OF receipts Of
the office for the past year over the pre-.
ceding n Of tlIsI, or 1892 per cent.
-Centralia, ILL.,, Democrat: Mrs. P.
Lee, a former Centralian, has our thanks
for a copy Of The YAEIMA (Wash.) Her.
AID, containing a write up Of that thriv-
ing little western city, p~rofusely illus
trated.
-Enunerator Ed. Shannafelt completed
his work to-day. He says he will back
the wCnas sertion against the world for
babies. lie fails to recall a single family
in that country that did not proudly ex-
hibit one or more robust infants.
-Delos Kingsbury and party left to-
day, equipped for two months work on
the newly discovered coal claims between
tho Cispus and CoWlitz passes. They
carried tools and plenty Of giant powder
to prosecute the work Of development.
"A musicale was given at Ellensburgh
on Thursday evening last for the benefit
Of the Episcopal church OF that place.
The Kinder Symphonic was repeated
there by the Yakima young ladies, under
the direction Of Mr.. Lombard, and was
well received.
The walls Of the new school house
will be completed this week. The direc-
tors now have under consideration the
bonding Of the district to meet the obi
cations contracted. An offer has been
made to take $4,000 Of 8 per cent bonds
running IS Nnats, at par.
-Yakima's police force has made It's
appearance clothed in handsome BLUSH
gray uniforms with brass buttons. The
uniforms were ordered by the officers
through Myron II. Ellie and are in every
way satisfactory. Yakima is certainly
getting very metropolitan in appearance.
The following ladies and gentlemen
are among those who will spend the