The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-15
JANUARY Is. 1851.

EhUhnbAIss'....'.. ....... JANUARY 10. 1871.
BANQUETBY RETIRING COUNTYO FFIcER.
in response to an invitation by Matt
Bartholet, the old board Of county com
missioners and several Of the ex-auditor's
friends assembled at the Guilland House
last Monday evening and partook Of a
spread which out-Heroded Mine Hosts
well known aptitude as caterer on such
occasions. The table groaned as the
guests sat down, and each member Of the
select stag party did likewise Ss the pow
eFful little block-and-tackle was thrown
around him 10 raise him from the wreck
Of that once-tempting array Of edibles,
then surrounded by a row Of gloomy
looking empty bottles, formerly occupied
by-well, cider, for instance. There was
never q pleasanter evening or q jollier
crowd assembled, which was composed
Of hero Of the occasion, Matt Bartholet,
Dan Sinclair, J. NJ. Brown, W. H. Chap
man, H. J. snively, o. A. Fechter, J. R.
Coe, viii R. White and Jos. Bartholet.
INSTALLATION or OFFICERS. -The officers
Of Yakima Lodge No. q, l. o. o. F., were
installed on the End Of January, and are
Is follows: G. o. Nevin, N. G; N. Har-
tung, V. g.; J. NJ. Stout, Rec. Sec; o.
H. Apologize, Perm. Sec.; J. P. Mccall
ferty, Treas. Harry Spinning, P. G.; A.
E. Lyons, Warden; Samuel Vincent,
Con. 7. B. McGlothlen, o. S. g.; Sam
uel Brownlee, l. s. g.; D. W. Simmons,
R. s. N. g.; A. C. Bagby, L. S. N. G. (;
G. W. McI.ain, R. S. v. g.; T. Allinger,
L. s. v. g.; J. H. Miller, r. S. s.; ].
O'Neal, L. S. S. The officers Of Isabella
Degree Of Rebekah Lodge No. %, I. o. o.
F., were installed on the 18th Of January,
and are as follows: Mrs. L. NJ. Stanton,
N. G.; Mrs. Maggie Butler, V. g.; Mrs.
Sarah E. McGlothlen, Treas; Mrs. Ann
E. Ward, P. g.; P. A. Stanton, Warden
Mrs. Rose Shearer, Con-; f. E. Butler,
R. S. S. N; G. J. Taft, L. S. N. G.; A.
G. Bagby, L. S. v. g.; T. B. McGloth-
len, i. s. g.
INDIAN CHARLEY GETS A Sick NOSE
James Newman and an Indian named
Yakima Charley had bloody encounter
on Front street Monday. Both parties
had been INDUCING in the ardent too
freely, but Newman proved himself the
best man, and when the marshal hove in
sight he was escorting his red brother to-
wards the city calaboose Yakima Char
ley had "sick nose," as he expressed it,
being the result Of that organ coming too
violently in contact with Newman's fist.
The marshal concluded to take them
both in, and Justice Henton fined each
SO and costs, and committed them tn
Jail in default Of the required lucTe.
A LOCAL EXPERIMENT IN HYPNoTlsM.-
On Friday night Of last week large num-
Der Of young men gathered in the parlors
Of the Hotel Yakima to witness Mr., Ross,
Of the firm Of Fechter & Ross, make a
test Of hypnotism. His first efforts
proved unsuccessful, but finally he found
two subjects in Elgin Baxter and Bud
Taggert, who answered to all Of his COM
mands, going off to sleep, snoring, and
doing everything they were told. Those
who were present say It was a wonderful
exhibition, and shows the power Of hyp-
notism as an agent in the way Of making
men do things they would not were they
not brought under it's sway.
First NATIONAL BANK ANNUAL ELEc-
TION.-At the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the First National bank,
January 18th, the following directors
were elected: J, R. Lewis, A. W. Engle,
Charles Carpenter, Henry B. Scudder and
7. B. Wilcox. The meeting Of directors
Immediately followed, when ]. R. Lewis
was reelected president, A. W. Engle
vice president, and W. L. Steinweg cash
Ter. The directors declared the usual
dividend and placed o thousand dollars
in the surplus fund, making that fund
$4,000.
FINE jon WoRK.-A very handsome
and substantial piece Of pamphlet work
was to-day turned out Of THE HERALD
job rooms, being book Of ITO pages con-
tanning the charter and ordinances Of the
city Of North Yakima. A portion Of the
volumes are bound in sheep and the bal
ance are in . heavy terra Gotta cover.
The work would be q credit to any Office.
The s. OF VS. NAME HoLIDAY.-The
Sons Of Veterans have arranged to cele-
brate the 18th Of February as q holiday,
Is Il is the anniversary Of the birth Of
Abraham Lincoln. There will be an en-
tertainment in the evening, embracing
music and speeches.