The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-11

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from the mountains, where he has spent
the past month in prospecting. He ex-
hibits very taking specimens Of rock
bearing ruby silver and an excellent quail
ity Of coal from Q vein four feet thick and
almost limitless in extent. His compan-
ion in the mountains was Amos Hye, and
the two brought down about one hundred
and fifty pounds Of the silverbearing
quartz, which will be taken at once to
Tacoma by J. J. Tyler to be worked.
Captain Simmons says there should be
no fears about water for irrigation pur.
poses In this valley, as there Is double
the amount Of snow In the mountains %
there was q year ago and that at the head
Of the Nile il 10 twenty feet deep. He
visited the Flies, on Goose Prairie, about
sixty miles from here, and says they have
splendid garden Of corn, beans and po-
tatoes, and that Joseph Fife, brother Of
Tom Fife, who is reported to be worth
$4,000, and who recently arrived from
Wyoming, maintains that the climate up
there Is preferable to that Of his old home
and that be will at once send for his
family to come out and settle on the tim
Der culture and homestead he has taken
up. The Flies have good mineral claims
ON Dumping river and at Gold Hill. and
they have now gone to the latter district
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TIN WEDDiNa.-Mr. and Mrs. J. b.
Pugsley celebrated the tenth anniversary
Of their marriage ct their residence on
Saturday evening. The evening was
mainly spent at progressive euchre, and
there were enough gifts Of tinWare to
stock small-sized hardware store. Inc
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bach
rOdt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Mr.. and MRS.
Ed Whitson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Keavis'
Mr.. and Mrs. steinweg, Mr. and MIS-
Chapman, Doctor and Mrs. Gum, Mr.
and Mrs. Courier, Mr.. and MIS- Getts'
Doctor and Mrs. Morrison, Mr.. and MIS-
scheldnecht, Mrs. Graves MIS- Atherton'
Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. WIN. u, Ooe' mrs
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARTEslAN WELL PLANT.
The artesian well boring machine that
will be used in developing the upper
Mckee country, arrived here SUNDAY nom
st. Paul and was an object OF mucn IN
terest and curiosity to the crowds Of
interested sight-seers, who inspected and
: marveled ct 1t while 1t was on the car and
intently watched the work Of unloading
it. It IL Q mammoth machine, and with
the derrick and drills was billed ct 22,OOO
pounds. 1t is guaranteed to bore Q hole
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The CTRcUs FIAsco.-The circus mas
come and gone and there are variety oil
expressions about it, merits, but all who
attended In the evening are . unit in the
statement that itcouldn't have been much
worse. The attendance was fair in the
afternoon but very hgnt In tne evening"
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cases are dragging their weary lengths
along at the land ONCE. special agents
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