The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-09-03

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Larson, ofThe Dalles. stating that that
town had been burned. A telegram for
information elected the fact that sixteen
blocks succumbed to the flames, entail.
ing loss Of $1,OOO,OOO. The names Of
some Of the losers are as follows: F. l..
Skibbe, restaurant; John Larsen, feed
yard; Max Vogt, three-story brick; Odd
Fellows hall and opera house; T. c.
Nicholson, two-story brick; Louis Ror-
den, crockery; Charles steubling, saloon |;
Mays & Grove, hardware; Graham, res
taurant; Huntington 4 Thompson, law
Office; Jones Bros, groceries; Charles
Bayard, real estate; John Pashek, tailor;
A. 4. Brown, grocer; Chrisman & Car
son, grocery; DandAl 4 Pagan, frame
store; Charles Lauer, grocery; Lum
Brown, grocery; Tom Wards livery
stable; Knebeck's livery stable; Hoods
livery stable; Jackson house; E. P. Fitz-
gerald's two brick buildings, hardware
and grocery and two dwelling houses !;
Mrs. Williams, residence; VIM. Mitchell,
residence; P. J. Nichols, residence
Methodist church; Baptist church; one
large frame schooIhouse; FallOn's farm
implement building and grocery; Glib
bons & McAllister, implement and gro
Gerry; Judge Condon's residence; Will
Condon's residence; Mrs. Juker's resi-
dence; A. A. Bonney, residence and
butcher shop; Thomas Kelley's residence;
Hon. +. P. Mays residence; Dufur &
Watkins law Office; W. H. Wilson's law
Office. Hundreds Of people are homeless
and the city presents q desolate appear
ance. The militia is patrollIng the town,
but the best Of order prevails. The fire
burned for five or six hours and the citi-
Gems were powerless to stop its progress,
as the supply Of water was inadequate.
An engine was dispatched from Portland,
but the fire was under control when II
arrived. The blow will be q heavy one
to the town.
REMUNERATION OF THE YAKIMA CLCB.-
The active efforts Of those interested in
keeping alive the Yakima club, the be-
neRcent effects Of which organization
have heretofore been realized but not
sufficiently appreciated, have been crown.
ed with the full measure Of success.
New blood and life are Infused into the
organization, and the following new
names, being added to the list Of thirty
other resident members, will show that
the club will again step TO the front as an
active factor in assisting the material
advancement Of the city and county
Henry H. Lombard, Chester. A. Cong
don, Paul Schulze, J. II. Mitchell jr , J.
M. Ashton, Geo. Brown, Geo. Ker, II. j.
Snively, Matt Bartholet, A. B. Ross, A,
B. Weed, Walter N. Granger, Samuel
Vinson, W. H. Hare, Z. 7. Wilson, d.
W. Simmons, Allen c. Mason, Geo, S.
Vance, 4. X. Hiscock, q. W. Mckinney,
Samuel Starrow, II. A. Griffin L. H. Dills
J. Lowell Smith.
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