The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-20
LOCAL nRRvITIEs.

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The city clerks salary has been
fixed at $0I.682Sper month.
Died, Tuesday, August IS, infant
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ross.
Born, in this city, Friday, August 81.
to the wife Of Mike NOWak, q daughter.
1t is reported that Geo. W. Hunt has
received big railroad contract in South
America.
Prof. J. q. Lawrence has the thanks
Of TIE HERALD for some magnificent
specimens Of early Crawfords.
-. D. Cornett has purchased L. Nc
Leans residence and ten acres north Of
the city. Consideration, 1900.
Service will not be held in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday evening next
on account Of the pastors absence.
BY no means miss seeing the Corner
Grocery at the opera house Monday eve
ming. It is loaded down with fun.
Curtis Green, while prospecting for
land on the Mckee Tuesday, was thrown
from his horse and severely bruised,
Sheriff Simmons was in Puyallup
last week, where he arrested Archibald
Mckay, charged with horse stealing,
-Messrs. Fechter 4 Ross sold 10 acres
Of land on Mob Hill to James Lemon, a
recent arrival here. Consideration 81 900.
1t is reported that Tom File has
bonded one Of his mining claims in the
Summit district to Seattle parties for $751;
900.
S-Corner Grocery tickets for sale at
Janecks. The emit attainment is Monday
night and it is s5id to be away out Of
sight.
Don't fail to see panI sulIt in the
Corner Grocery at the Opera House,
Monday evening. It is pronounced i'm
mense.
Geo. Winter, Of the N. p, Yakima 4
Kittitas Irrigation Co., was married on
Saturday, August 18th, to Miss Jennie
Savage.
The project Of the big reservoir on
the west side bench land has been aban.
doned and system Of artesian wells will
be substituted.
1t is said that George Taylor, Hiram
Carpenter, Ward Bros. and Geo. Dorfell
propose to bore for artesian water on theiI
respective farms.
The council at its last session granted
NJ. q. Wills q license for the ensuing
year and Mr.. Wills paid $1,000 into the
city treasury on Tuesday.
The professional card Of 7. M. Vance,
attorney, appears in this issue Of TIE
HERALD. Mr.. Vance has taken Offices in
the First National bank building.
The N. p. coal company's cases be-
fore the local land officers have been
GiOseu WIN t'e eAcep''on Oh the 'n'ro'
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-Four and five car loads Of melons are
being loaded here daily for the CASTRO
nomical entertainment Of the citizens Of
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The Seattle Press Times asserts thai
the Yakima watermelons are the largest
and finest that appear in the market. o.
49,. VI
the registration books Will close mex
week Thursday 30 all who have MOI
registered and want TO vote at the city
election oil september TN had better gel
The hye year old daughter oil Mr.
and mrs. W. ii. Abrams Of EllensburRh
died at Portland on wednesday nom thu
ehect oil sunstroke' Mr.. and Mrs
Abrams are IN Europe
Mrs. Elizabeth Loudons new stor'
building, at Yakima CITY, Will be opened
on tuesday evening september ist' VIII
q grand ball. Music Will be furnished By
Mcdlothlen's string band.
The uniform rank of Knights o
Pvthiaa will hold n meetine Saturtla,