The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02


THR PUanIsrs Break JAM..-The pugi-
lists, Carroll and Allen, wearied with
their incarceration in the county Jail, have
left for other fields without even bidding
the authorities goodbye. They were
locked in the main room Of the Jail
at 0 O'Clock Tuesday night by Dep
uty Sheriff Lincoln Dilley and in the
morning they were not to be
found. It is supposed that by means Of
false keys they let themselves out through
the sherifrs office and then took 10 their
heels. They had been given considerable
freedom and were frequently to be seen
about the courthouse yard and building
doing odd jobs Of work. The belief is
that while thus employed they arranged
with friends on the outside for the neces-
sary keys to effect their escape, They
were considerable enough to lock the doors
after them. Sheriff Simmons, who re-
turned from Seattle Wednesday, believes
that some outsider craWled over the tran
som Of his Office during the absence Of
Deputy Dilley, secured the jail Keys tnat
were hanging IN the once ana then 'eI
the prisoners out.
YAKIMA Fam AssocrArroN.-A well at
tended meeting was held Wednesday
afternoon at the city hall to complete the
organization Of the Yakima Falr Associa'
ton. While not dinnlteiy settled' II was
plainly the wish oil the assembly that oil
propositions submitted Tor the lease or
sale Of the ellison TRACK the iatter DC ac-
cepted. Mr.. ellison oners 70 sell MY
eight acres oil land with buildings sPrin-
kler and tools for 5000, and a commit
tee, consisting OF Joseph Baxter b j.
Lowe and II. b. scudder, was appointed
by Chairman W. +. Jones to thoroughly
investigate the propositions and report at
a meeting to be held at the same place
Saturday afternoon. The incorporation
papers were competed ana signed ana
will be forwarded at once to the andItor
Of state. The capital stock Is placed AZ
$4,000, divided into 2OOO shares OIL 70
each. The directors elected to hold until
S"..-s",' =. -. Ill n souddor
n 30. &C., norfo,I 9 Lowe
II n o. W. Snlown and Jobn
p"r.Lo,ot
A CELESTIAL MINER MuRDERED'-"oro
was brought to this city the other DAY oil
the murder Of q Chinaman who mad oeen
successfully mining along the Columbia
river for some months past. he had sue
ceeded In accumulatlng several hundred
dollars worth oil DUST Whleh aroused the
cupidity OF countryman and LED " the
murder which was Oh the most brutal
character, the victim being hacked 10
pieces with some dull weapon. Aiter the
crime the murderer hed' but was over
taken by an Indian and forced 70 surren'
-. - D.. :. 80, d. ;,,n,o.s;or
A.. ~ -. -. oonro;,,od wi,hir
~" ,;n,;,s "a Er.DLI;o county The mur.
80 ..". -. a. nons;D ~ won0 a woll
-. CL;o".o ~os;Son, :, yoL;mo
The Cry VoTEs FOR SEwERAGE.-Ihe
city election, which was held on Monday
Tor the purpose Of voting on the question
Of bonding the city for sewerage and lol
the election OF councilman to succeed
b. +. Young, was holly contested. The
question Of sewerage was the main issue
three-hfths vote being necessary tor 10
carriage. Many citizens failed TO register
which accounts for the small vote. 10
the first ward there were ~ votes IN iavoi
VI se"e ~u1 = 3. -. - - .,
OS,". -.-,.,,,." - a. S"ooos. ~ ~
-..,,,o- -, -" - 80 =,
tr.aS -. r.. aonno;I,,or
80 p~-Lns ..oa;,~I 40 80 - az -,
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CRY BONDS ALL kIGHT.-A report wa
circulated about town this week TO TN
effect that telegram had been received
that the sale Of the city bonds was OH
owing to some technically. The repor
was probably circulated Tor speculative
purposes, rs letter. and Afterwards
telegram, was received from Harris q 20
the purchasers, stating that everything
had been found to be in satisfactor!