The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-21

n p Wilcox Ia fencing his Homework
orchard with rabbit-proof wire fence.
-Born Mt North Yakima, Saturday,
Nav Ia m the wife NJ j. II. (ireer. n son.
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soroeant ~ Comnanv r Monday evening.
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son.
a r. shafpstein' wen SHOWN IN l~
'ha' Is one Oh tne newly e'ec'eu 'ou"'"
men Oh An"cor'es'
H. J. Snively has moved his office to
the Yakima National bank building, where
he is pleasantly Lituated.
The public library, with quarters in
the Syndicate block, will open on Satur-
day next, Hours from to 8 O'clock D. N.
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The so-called Original Georgia Min.
strels have come and gone. Ihey dld
h., !, .ss o,,o,,a,ho. ,oo Ior,o tor ,he
mo,;,s 81 ,ha Dosto.~,a,no
-Popovich& Kramer paid $1,000 over to
the city treasurer on Monday for liquor
license, and wednesday they opened up
the Churchill saloon' which they recently
purchased from Joseph stephenson ad-
For TWO years past mayor NlcnolS
has decorated the button'hole oil the edltor
oil HE HERALD win the hrst rose ti'at
mas appeared IN MS garuen' ms year
was no exception, and more fragrant
emissary OF the Goddess Flora never per-
tuned the air.
"A cable Jerry is being built at loppe'
nish oy Mr. george Taylor ms VIII
De oil great accommodation TO the settlers
In that section' as well as 70 the con-
tractors and the blR iorce oil men WORK
ing on the sunnyslde dltch' Inc boat Is
nearly completed
George Ker came up from the reser.
Walton Friday night and reported that q
YAKIMA indian mad been shot In tne
oack that day Dy strange lhdlan' Inns
is the second shooting iracas that mas
occurred on the reservation lately Inc
wounded Indian is Dick Wanica' better
known as Yakima Charley'
Tommy Lynn, a PAGER with a record
Of 2.l5k, owned by H. K. Moore, of
Moscow, Idaho, was side-tracked here
wednesday He was being taken 70
olympia to enter the circuit lie gained
his record in Terre Haute, lnd.' in the
same race with Raven Boy, who took the
hrst heat in 2.l4.
w. NJ Ladd and H. ]. Corbett. of
Portland. were here Tuesday attending
the animal meetin0 of the Wateryorks
company. They were very much pleased
with the business showing made. Ed
ward Whitson was reelected PRESIDENT
J. b. Reavis vice president, and Messrs.
Reavis, Whitson and Parker trustees.
A special train loaded with six hum
dred colored miners and about forty col.
ored women nassed through here last
SATURDAY. bound for the Oreuop Improye-
ment companv,s coal mines on the west
side. They hailed from Indiana and Mis-
souri, and were accompanied over the line
by armed guards, They have taken the
places Of striking miners at Franklin.
A letter from w H. caelv secretarv
Of the Ellensburob Ere enaytnent states
that at n Meeting Of the frpmpn Il was de-
cided n race At North Yakima on the
Fonrtb of JuIv ~ the YaEima team
would send a formal cbalIenve. M
Caelv suppests that the teams consist of
twelve mem and a trainer. and that the
Northwestern tournament rules govern
the contest.
sheriff simmons has been closely
watching the passing trains for six de-
sprtera from FortWallaWalIa. who are sun-
posed to have struck out for the Sound.
The deserteys are thouvht In have taken