The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-25
LOCAL RREvITIEs.


carloads Of melons this year.
Born, at North Yakima, Sept. 18th,
to the wife OF Harry Spanning, a son.
Wanted, to buy three or four carloads
Of horses. # J. B. PUGsLEY.
Steve Longmire has been made post
master at Wenas, vice J. II. Pnrdin, re-
signed.
Judge Irwin adjourned court until
next Monday, when Judge Graves will
again preside.
Prof. (?) Livermore is now giving an
imitation Of the pedagogue in Kittitas
county school.
Frank Nagler, the cigar maker, has
returned to Ellensburgh to take charge Of
the band Of that town.
j. T. Harsell, formerly Of this city;
has bought a half interest in the kelso
Courier Of Cowlitz county.
Have you registered? Ii not, you
had better be getting there II yOu propose
to vote at the coming election.
"A ton and half Of tomatoes are
shipped daily to Spokane Falls, Tacoma,
Seattle and way points from Yakima.
Don't forget the Presbyterian concert
at the opera house Friday evening. The
entertainment will be an enjoyable one.
M. b. Curtis is now shipping large
quantity Of grapes to the various markets
through the Yakima Commission house.
A carload of 1900 bales Of hops passed
through tie city Wednesday shipped to
London by =. Meeker 4 Co., Of Puyallup.
w. W. Dickerson lost valuable mare
Monday by being struck by a passing
locomotive while in John Reeds pasture.
Died, at North Yakima, Friday, Sep
TENDER 10Th, the infant son Of Robert and
Sarah A. Scott, aged months and Is
days.
The U. S. fish car, loaded with black
bass to stock lakes Union and Washing
ton, passed through Yakima Monday
night.
w. II. Giezentanner, former resi-
dent Of this city, was married at Ellens-
burgh ON the 18th inst. to Miss Josie A.
Jensen.
Engineer Schultz decided upon visit
to his old home in Missouri, and has de-
parted therefor. accompanied by his
family.
The fire department is looking up a
deficit Of about 800 in its finances. The
receipts Of the company's last ball cannot
be found
An auxiliary democratic club has
been organized on the Natcheez, with J.
NJ. Kincaid president and John McPhee
secretary.
Officer A. C. Bagby returned from his
ranch in the Big Bend country Tuesday.
During his absence c. W. Liggett took his
place on the force.
Company +, N. q. W., will undergo
inspection on October 4th. Every mem-
Der Of the company is ordered to be pres
ent in full uniform.
The republicans have nominated s.
c. Henton and G. W. Rodman for JUS
tees, and II. d. Cock and Hugh Suther-
land for constables.
Ed Lyon took out his final papers
Tuesday. thus to becoming full-hedged
citizen Of the United States He is a ma
tive Of the Isle Of Man.
Will White has resigned the chief
tainship Of the fire department. The
cause Of his resignation is the action Of
the council regarding that organization.
jock Morgan recently lost 800 bales
OF hay that he had stacked ready for ship
ment at Mabton. A spark from a loco
motive was the initial power in its de-
struction.
-Prospectors from the Natcheez say
that the mountains are full Of railroad
surveyors, and that both the Union and
Northern have engineers in the pass run
ming lines.
Married, at the residence Of J. g.
Lawrence, Sept. 9TH, Miss Hilda Eng
dahl, county superintendent Of schools,
to Emil Meyster. Rev. ]. T. Eshelman
ofIiciated.
The section man who left open the
switch causing the train accident below
Prosser last week didn't wait for an in
vestigation. He threw up his job at once
and left for new fields.
-"Boosy" Anderson, the negro MUIR
derer, will pay the penalty for his crime
by hanging at Ellensburgh tomorrow II
Governor Ferry does not again interfere
by granting another stay.
Nicholas Mccoy returned from fish
ing trip to the headwaters Of the Natcheez
Monday. Nick only caught one trout,
and he is Of the opinion that was a Grip
pie, or he never would have allowed
himself to be hooked.
"A Chinaman has been arrested in
Portland for robbing The Dalles bank, He