The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-05-15
9 BIuEvITIEs.

"A lodge oil the ancient Ordcf Of
United wOrknIen will be Organized Mon
day evening at the Il. A. X. hall.
Orlando Beck has sold out his barber
shop aud cigar stand to WIN. Shearer,
who will take possession In u few days.
Judge Allen Is expected from Tacoma
on Sunday to relieve Judge Graves Ia
cases where the latter had previously
figured as attorney.
Rev. S. G. Head has rendered his
resignation Rs pastor Of the Presbyterian
congregation. lie will remain until the
arrival Of Ills successOr.
The representative Of Maude Changers
theatrical troupe has written to Manager
Fechter, Of MasOn's opera house, for u
date some time in July.
IL. F. Psetow, the Front street saloon
list, was convicted to-day on two cunts
OF selling liquor " minors. Sentence has
not US yet been passed.
-Eugene Lennon states that he has
the contract for the building Of two more
brick blocks. but refuses Ut this tiuie to
give naues or locations.
Il. NJ. LaPOinte Was released to-day
from the sherifs charge on 4 bond u
$2JOJ furnished by Ellensbur. hers to stay
the for sixty days.
The Yakima brass band serenaded
Mayor-elecL X. K. Nichols Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Nichols responded to the
compliment In Il happy manner.
Frank Shardlow has developed a great
fancy for FLOODED pigeons and now has
fantails, carriers, pOuters, owls, tumblers,
Iurbits, jacobins, trumpeters and nuns.
The young ladies who carried of a
sample picture from Hallers Gallery to-
day are warned that their names will be
published unless the photograph is
returned.
The Indian indicted with numbering
another Indian. on tile reservation some
months since, broke out Of Jail just pre-
vious to the present session Of court aud
has not yet been caught.
&C. W. Henry has the contract for the
woodwork Of the tail-race Of the water
~company'S ditch. About thirty car loads
VI lumber will he required, and the con-
tract price is nearly $OvOO.
The State Medical society concluded
u two days session at Spokane Falls on
Thursday last with u banquet ut the new
Hotel Spokane. DR.. Nm. Il. Coe Of this
city responded to the toast, The Young
Physician"
There are 4O,673 sheep in Klickitat
county. Of wIirh but 1919 are reported
sound. Tho balance are 10 quarantine.
During the winter just passed II ,297 sheep
were lost, ten Thousand Of which were lost
by three men.
Decoration day will be duly observed
In this city under the auspices Of the u.
A. r., Woman's Relief Corps and the
Sons Of Veterans. Rev. Gascoigne will
deliver the memorial sermon and W. L.
Jones the Grafton.
Lost, in the dark, on Monday even
Ing, a detachment Of Company A, ma
tional guards Of Washington. When last
seen It was headed for Yakima City,
while the main command, under Sergeant
+. B. LippincUtt, was headed north.
Hunts engineers, under Mr.. Beal,
have hem working through Klickitat
county, but have found nj practicable
route. By the line u through the
Birkleton country, the elevation is 900
feet above sea level and 400 feet above
G~oldendale.
Harvey Srott passed through Yakima
on Monday last, and in Wednesdays
issue Of the 0,egOMiGH he says: Zone Of
the handsomest public buildinRsin WASH
ington is the new City hall at North Yak.
lima. 1t Isl two-story brick and occupieSa
slightly place near the railroad"
Governor Ferry has reprieved Rich.
ard Anderson, the R'slyn negro, who was
convicted II murder and sentenced TO be
hanged at Ellensburvh on Friday Of next
week. The reprieve was granted in order
to gain time for a hearing Of the Ease be-
fire the supreme court on q motion for q