The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-10

WILL FAY THR DEATH PENALTY
Ellensburgh is to have It's first legal
hanging bee on the 23d Of May, when
Richard Anderson, alias "Boosy" Ander-
son, will pay the death penalty for the
killing Of Charles Fox at Roslyn last fall.
Anderson, who is big black Unlocking
negro, has always been known as a
vicious and worthless fellow, and the
crime Of which he was convicted occurred
In q saloon. Anderson had been shaking
dice and was ugly over the loss Of four
dollars, and without apparent provoca-
ton he approached Fox, who was lean
ing over the bar with his back 10 the
murderer, and deliberately shot him in
the head. The wound was not q serious
one and Fox turning TO ask the rea-
son for the assault, was answered by the
fatal shot. There are no mitigating cir
cumstances, and the sentence will doubt
less DO carried out.
ALLEN G. Mason WNED AND DNED.-
The business men, to the number Of
about thirty, gave q complimentary ban
quet TO Allen C. Mason on Saturday night
at the Hotel Yakima, and made the occa-
sion memorable with after-dinner wit and
champagne. Mr.. Mason expressed him.
self as delighted with the place, and a.
particularly pleased with this opportunity
for widening his acquaintance here. He
said lIe considered his properties here the
best held by him anywhere, and wished
he had more. Among other matters, he
spoke Of his plan in the near future to
build a motor line in Yakima like the one
he Ens In Tacoma, and predicted the ad-
vent Of the Union Pacific road before
man! non'hH' II was on the "hole' Il
must "s'eeaoie ana en,'Nen'ns oanq"e'-
qul'e ike our IOI'y n''ie SPfeAuS OF q year
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GAME Was ScARcE.-Drs. Coe, Gum
and Savage, and Messrs. NJ. H. Ellis,
Matt Bartholet and W. H. Gets spent
three days on the reservation last week
hunting ducks. They shot q jack snipe
and hit freight-car conductor, who hap
pened to get within range Of their battery,
in the foot. The wound, fortunately, was
not dangerous, but the hunters are in
mortal fear Of prosecution, as the railroad
man threatens to be horribly avenged.
Three days hunting, with the result Of
getting one snipe and freight conductor,
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The EPIscoPALIANs ENTERTAN.-The
ladies Of the Episcopal church entertained
their friends in a delightful way at the
opera house Thursday evening. They
first placed their guests in happy frame
OF mind by catering to the inner man.
lovely turn-Roston brown broad that
was canital. exceIIent saIads tu,Lovs
chickens and other GOOD th;n0s Than
there was entertainment in the wav NJ
tabIeaux and singing NV children on the
stage. and finally an adiournment NV The
Young people tn The narlors If the Hotel
Yakima. wbere dancing WAS indulOpd in
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by frequent applause.
INDIAN TRAINING SCHOOL FOR IAKtNA'-
Inc Catnollcs nave purchased lOO acres
o. iand between North YAKIMA and the
Ola Lown ana propose 70 build an
inuiah training scnooi' "here aGricnI-
tnre' among other things Will be taught.
at this place has ed to the project Of a
stale institution with good and commo-
diotN huiIdin. ~ and fa,,iI;t;a. To- ,o.oL;,,,,