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

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o,,Io,E lac, s.,rrd.v sysD,n, cr.irm.n
s,avsn.0D - ~. I.o.,d ~ ,o,n,y ,,on,.
mj..,oDors ~. i,L,,uoJ ,h., ono ~ ,ho
DIIss n he Mo~so LrId,a had washed
Ioose Tsk;rv an .ss,s,ant NJ StenI,.
enson v;si,eI The briIve 10 ace n aDythin,
could lie done. lie found the BRIDE up
parently In no danger. The water had
fallen about sig inches that day, and the
only Circumstance that gave rise to fore
bodinGs was that the channel Of the
stream appeared to he changing. BY 10
o'clock that night the main span Of the
bridge wal carried Out and shortly after
ward q 60-fOot approach was addedt to the
wreck. The bridge was built two year,
y by the Pacific Bridge company, Of
San Francisco, and cost ten thousand dol
lars. A dleerenre Of opinion existed At
the time as n the ACCESSIBILITY Of locating
Il at the point selected, owing to the
width Of tile river bottom and the low
character Of the banks. The county COM
missioners have taken no action as yet In
~ thaNaSts uhH ~ 70 HNgEAtONuDiC - wv
briISe will be rebuilt at the old site.
Commissioner Stephenson favors q sus-
pnns;on bridge and, ah0ve all things, will
inrist upon emplO! ing competent enRi.
neers TO pass upon the location and the
plans TO be adopted.
L.PorSrr srvvvps M pocvv- IN Cat.
urdav last The ;urv In The case ~ I. Al
Iap.,In,e cb.s,sj ui,h rroIr"ir, an
abortion on Ig.veor.oId MinDjs Foss
brou.ht II q verdict Of guilty after being
out an hour. The arguments pro and con
consumed nine honrs, and are spoken OF
a. being among the hest efforts Of both
Mr.. Snively and Mr.. Reavis. Judge
Graves then took the case under advise
meL.t until Wednesday, and came II the
conclusion that the best ends would lie
snbserved by a fine Of 400 which he
imposed upon the defendant. While
there is no question hut what LaPoiRte
las sinned the general belief Is that he
has paid dearly for It, as 1t Is said to
have cost him, first and last, between ten
and fifteen thousand dollars. Tie court
cnsts at this last trial, which he was
obi red to pay, amounted to as murh as
the fine. All those Who attended the
trial have slight sympathy to express for
the girl, as she exhibited little, II any,
mo1esty. and skipped through her dis
gushing story Nithaglibness and bTazeness
that would rarely lie equalel by the scar.
let woman who had been bufeted about
this world for twice the years Of this Girl.
APpRoPRIArNo Warm M rur Mar.
cHEgz.-A potice has beec fIoI will The
county auditor by Walter N. Granger.
Albert K~leinschmidt and John D. Me-
Intyre claiming and appr"priaiing the
running water Of the Natcheez river to
the extent oil 1900 cuhic feet PER serond to
be diverted from said stream for tie pur-
poses Of irrigation, and the creation Of
water power for manufacturing, mining
n milling, at a point on the south or
right bank OF h river, In the south half
Of the southeast quarter Of sertion 10,
township 10, north Of range Is east. The
by which they will divert the
water will be by canals, fumes, pipe
lines and tunnels, along the grade In q
southweSterly direction around tie All
tanum basin, across the AhtMnum creek,
and thence In u southeasterly direction to
apoint In Union gap opposite the county
brilHe; thence across the Yakima river
at this point to the northeast side OF the