The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-03-06
RosLYN LQUoR DEALERs KNOcKnD Our.

RosLYN LQUoR DEALERS KNocKRD Our. |
Thomas Lund, Of Roslyn, is in the city |
awaiting the turn Of events In Kittitas
county. Mr.. Lund was q liquor dealer
Of Roslyn, and when that town was in.
corporated, as was q couple Of score Of
other towns under the act Of the legisla-
ture Of 'ss, he took out q city license.
Recently Judge Anders, Of the supreme
court, with the concurrence Of Judges
Hoyt and Stiles, decided that the act
under which these towns were incorporat-
ed was invalid and that they had no cor
porate existence. Under this decision
the commissioners Of Kittitas county
refuse to allow saloons ct RoslYn to open
without the payment Of the thousand
dollar license, and further they threaten
prosecution for selling liquor in the past
without q county license. This looks
like bearing down pretty heavy. The
dealers took out licenses in accordance
with the will and act Of the Legislature,
and now on account Of some flaw In that
act they not only loose the money paid
for licenses issued In accordance there
with, but have the bugbear Of prosecu-
ton thrust into their faces. Every saloon
In the Roslyn district Is now closed,
NEW PATTERNS IN POSTAGE STAMPs.-
Uncle Sam has concluded that the post
age stamps at present muse are too large
and he is now issuing set about third
smaller, which will soon be common
enough TO our sight. The only advan-
tage Of the new stamps over those now
used is In size, as they are said to be in
ferior In color and mechanical execution.
The 1-cent stamps are blue and bear q
picture Of Benjamin Franklin. The
2-cent stamps bear likeness Of the i'm
mortal George Washington, and are what
il called "carmIne," but the color more
resembles brick-dust red. The Scent
Stamps Hein IoyaI purple, Wh'cn' now
evei' mas no richness ABOUT w. anu DeAl
nkeness wn'Cn none o. 'ne Po''omee
omciais were ao'e 70 recognise Ane
4-cent stamps aie cnocoiAee' O-cen' lRh'
DIoWn, o-cen. Ve'nnlion' iocen' green
lo-cent steel DUE OO-cen' O'Ack anu W
cent orange
MASQUERADE BALL MARCH 2SrH.-
Messrs. GaniaId and Neuber, Of the dane
ing academy, are arranging for a grand
masquerade to be given at Mason's opera
house on Friday evening, March 18th.
The best Of orchestra music will be pro-
Wded, and general Gooo tine Is assured
an VIII 70 IequIleu 70 MT 'ler n'asques
Oe'cre en.erns 'ne mai az an assurance
against tne P'esenee ol o"yec'onAoie
characters: cOstumer VIII " u 'ne
nar'no,e' no'ei ,or nNe uAys previous 70
tne Dali in orcer 10 give everyone NOT
o'ner~iSe PROVIDED IN opportunity 70 70
iect sucn costumes as may please tneir
fancy
Bro BEND SToCK LossEs.-A depressing
story Of the loss Of stock comes from the
Big Bend country. Fully ninety per cent.
Of the range cattle are dead, and the horses
Iared nttie Detter. ~ nonaf reports 70
1HE HERALD tna1 some Oh the cattie men
enoeaVored 70 save ie" neao o. sOOck oy
ieeoing 'ne. nour CAKES alUel tue o'ne,
ieed was exhausted, Out mat " Is Pl'nui
70 see tneir condition' one Oh g "
hughes sons Wri'es ana gives gloomy
picture Oh the situauon' ana says that ne
managed to get ton oil barley py paying
w Tor II In order 70 save MS work STOCK.
NEW CRY BunDNo.-The engine COM
pany took possession Of their fine quarters
In the new CITY oulidlng TUESDAY Inns
structure while sun requiring some nnish'
ing touches Is ABOUT competed ana pre-
sents an appearance Which renects great
credit on A. r. switler' tne afcnitect ana
ouiioer: Inc nrst moor = oivlueu in1o an
engine mouse ana Iail' Inc FORMER ID zo1
u ieet and the latter zOxzS ieet. Inc
council champer Il on tne second noor as
are also Two suits Oh omces. Inc ouilding
tbo most sub.tan,;aI strnctura. In tbe c;tv
SERIES o. AociDENTs.-Ihe west
oound Tain wnlcn snouio nave arrived
mere on FRIDAY evening Last did NOS get
IA untii SATURDAY morning ~ O'CLOCK.
Inc oeiay resulted nom compllcatlon OF
causes. a Ieignt train ran on the uack