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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-02-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

To Al Persons Concerned:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
N election will be held on the 9th day Of
March, 4; D. 1871, for the purpose q determln;
ing whether or not an irIigating district shall
be organized under and BY virtue OF the pro-
visions Of an act Of the legislature for the state
OF Washington entitled IAN act providing for
ne examination and government Of. irrigating
and declaring an emergency" which said act
was approved by the governor Of the state Of
Mashington upon the 10Th day Of March, 100.
said district Il to be bounded and described a.
beginning ii the northeast corner Of the south
east quarter q section =, twp. D north Of range
section D, twp. 3, north Of range Is east; thence
west to the northwest corner OF section 5, twp.
:. north q range q east; thence soa,h % the
range . east: thence west to the northeast cor
neF Of section u, twp. 3 north Of range n east;
thence south to the southeast corner Of the
range = east; thence west TO the southwest cor.
ner OF the northwest quarter Of section 70, twp.
9, north Of range p east; thence north 10
ina river until IL interaeeta the line between
sections % and IS, twp. ., north Of range . east,
thence south 20 the place Of beginning north.
r, twp. 2, north Of range Is east which aid
district I. ia proposed to name "Falls Irritating
Ali persons desiring 10 vote for the establish.
shall east ballot containing the words; "Irri.
eating Diatrict-Yea." Those deaIFing 10 vote
against the organization Of the said ffFigating
district shall cast ballot containing the words:
"lrrigating Diairict-No." And a. the same
time the electors within the said boundaries
will also vote for one director In each Of the al.
visions heFelnbefore set forth, and also for an
aaid district =
said election IL to be held ct the school house
within said district known a. the only school
house In school district number sixteen (l6l In
the county Of Yakima and state Of Washington.
And u II further ordered that the following
named persons shall be appointed a. judges q
the said election, to-Wlt: Nelson kich and Z.
W. r. Taylor; and the following named person
shall Be appointed inspector Of said election, %.
wit: II. !. jerks: and the following named
persons shall be appointed clerks Of said cleo.
ton, to-wit: N. A. Ward and James .. Kinney.
And Il Il further ordered that this board do
meet on the 18th day March, A. D. 1891, to can.
yass the votes for said election as provided BY
BY order Of the board Of county commission.
en- made IN open session this tth day Of Febru.
JOSEPH STEPHENSON,
n. W, OREAS0N,
FRANK HANDLE,
Board Of County Commissioners Of Yakima
County, Washington.
Attest; MYRoN ". ELLIS. clerk Of saii Board.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-02-12
Notice Of Sale Of School Lands
at Public Auction.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN pursuance Of an order Of the state school
land commission Of the state Of Washington,
will be sold at public auction, upon the terms
hereinafter set out, subject TO confirmation by
the state school land commission after thirty
ta0l days from the reception by the president Of
the aid commission Of the report Of the county
commissioners Of the sale Of such lands, on
Monday, the 28rd day Of February, A. d. 1891, at
the hour OF 10 O'Clock .. m, at the front door OF
the court house in Yakima county and state Of
Washington, all Of the right, title and interest
OF the state In and 20 the following described
lots, pieces and parcels Of school lGnds situate,
lying and being In the said county Of Yakima
and state Of Washington, tO-wit;
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Call on S. J. Lowe II you need the
services Of first-class plumber.
Prices down, profits small, and no
iawbone taken at ]. II. Carpenters. II
Mrs. Cary Is now located IN the
building formerly occupied by Miss Dunn
ing. next door to Mrs. May, where she
will give better bargains than ever before
offered in Yakima. WIN sell everything
regardless Of cost. u
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Notice Of Sale Of School Lands at
Public Auction.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN PUR.
IN guance Of an order OF the state school land
commia.ion Of the state Of walhlngton, made
sold ct public emotion, upon the terms herein
AFTER eet out, subject 70 confirmation By the state
school land commission after thirty (a0l days
commissioners Of the report Of the county com.
missioner Of the sale Of such lands, on Monday,
the 3lFd day Of March, A. d. 1891, at the hour 81
house In Yakima county and state Of WashinF.
ton, all the right title and interest OF the STATE
In and 10 the following described lois, pieces
being in the aid county Of yakima and stste o1
Washington, to-Wit:
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ODDS AID EIDS IRAN ALL OVER.


-s-s,,,.I ...%-s = ~. ~ - = !, s'uH-
-, '"~. -. 80. s, ~ p~P - 49, ~
--oS.S,,,..- = - - " W" " "
VIM. II. Claggett h Is been elected U.
$. senator by the Idaho Legislature. Az
he is the fourth senator elected from that
state, he will have to contest the seat
Henry Failing, Of Portland, is being
doomed Tor the vacant treasury portfolio.
ne Is getting Inducements nom the lead
ing hnanciers OF Oregon and Washington,
and the legislature at Olympia has asked
Tor his appointment.
Senator Allen has GAINED n decidea vic
tory. and the new Pacific coast nayv ward
and dry dock will be located at Fort
orchard. Washington had to buck against
Oregon and California, but finally Sc
cured the prize. The bill appropriates
s20,OOO Tor site and 100000 for Q dry
dock.
Burns 4 Chapman have secured the
contract to build ffty-iiye miles Of road
for the Great Northern railroad from the
falls Of the.KoOtenai to Deep creek. They
VIII employ between TWO and three thou
sanu men. Ihey eApect 10 nave cars run
ming over tne Toad oy January ! 1877
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-02-12
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
IN sons having claims against the estate Of
Elen I. Hewlett, deceased, 20 present the same,
ct his olllce In North Yakima, Yakima county,
state Of Washington, within one year from the
date hereof. or the same will be forever barred.
Dated North YaklIra, WASH, Dec, 18th, $50,
LUTHER 8. HOWLETT,
decll7w Executor Of said Estate.
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bye described land IL within two
u, Warrington. ---Is
..!il aaid prOpety shall be sold to the highest
bidder upon the following terms, tO-Wit: One
tenth cash at the time OF sale, and one-tenth an
nuAlly thereafter until the whole IL paid, de-
ferred payments TO draw interest ct the nate OF
six per cent per annum. payable annually; pro
yided, however, that no land shall be sold for
less than the appraised Yalne.
JOSEPH STEPHENSON,
Chairman OF the Board Of County Commission
en Of Yakima County, washington,
Attest: MYRON II. BILLS, Clerk
Dated at North Yakima this 3rd day Of FebTu-
ary, 1881. 2Sg
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
IN sons having claims against the estate Of
Aiyah chuEchin. deceasod, % pIe.ent the aame,
son Pafkef, In North Yakima, Yakima county,
eiate Of Washington, within one year irom the
date hereof or the same will Be forever barred.
Dated North Yakima, wash, feb. 8, lool.
AMANDA sKD0RA CHURCHILL,
3-t Executrix Of said Estate.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALRD BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
- CLERK o. School District No. 2 o. Yakima
City. Washington, for fencing the school block
and building wood house. Contractor 70 fur
niah all material. Plans and specifications a.
my Ielldenee at Yakima City.
Bid. win be opened February 2ist, 1871, ct one
BY order Of the Dirsctor,
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Also the following lots In section 80, township
u, north range Is within two miles On ~ ent
porAte limits OF North Yakima, Washinvton
according to the plat Of said section flsd m M
ONCE Of the county auditor OF Yakima conntv.
state OF Washington, tO-wlt: NO~"'S'
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C.uu,y C.nnini,nsn' Pro.esdinsS.

and for Yakima county, state Of WASH
ineton. February term. :,
MoxDAY, I'm. 2, lsol-FRsT DAY.
Court mel in regular session.
Prs-opt-Jooeph Stephenson, chairman,
INV. Craason. commissioner, and Myron
n. Enis. clerk Of the board.
In the matter Of delinauent taxes Of ].
W. Beek for the wears 1884 and 1856
Whereas. Il auueors nom the delinquent
Mia a ls,s4 and 1885 that ]. W. Beck Is
indebted % The county Of Yakima for
dellpouent taxeo A follows, to-wit, for
The wear 1854 for special school tax in dis
tylet M. ? Tor he amount Of S29.42 and
ior tl,e wear 1855 for taxes to the amount
Of S8ss: therefore. II 4 hereby ordered
Thai. mon pavn,ent Of the above men.
Toned ANNA. The said pFoperty against
which said taxaa wara levied. to-wit, the
southeast ouartsr Of the northeast quar-
ter and he northeast quarter Of the south
east ouayter a. aecfIon 40. and the north
wau. auartsr a The southwest quarter apd
The souihwa.t auarter Of the northwest
quarter q section s., township Is, range
10. ara hersbv Released from all Of said
.Sea.
Mere entered Commissioner Frank
Handle.
In the matter Of the payment Of the
bills Of L. A. Heinzerllng and Nelson
Rich A .ha Nav farm AZ The eommiasion-
e,., couyt n Isea-Wberaas. Il appears
from r.oo,d. nov, hsfore his eourt that
Al The Nav term of The court Of 1888 that
NJ .hovs mentioned Heinzerline and
Rich both pro.pnted a hin for the sum Of
AZ " for material furnished Yakima
conntv for the Pyns.ar bridee. and that
10th b,llS covered The same materials fur
nishad .nd that warrant. were drawn in
favor a. each ior the aboye mentioned
ann Now Therefore. the clerk il hereby
o,5sr.l n notifv 10Th Nelson Rich and
I. A Hein,ayllng that thew will be re.
ouired n male Immediate settlement Of
Inc anna with Yakima county.
In ~ matter Ior notice a F,azier mad
.-l,.uD,eDcing vhsra countv road No. 2
,n,.-.ect. the s.st linz a he southwest
op.yter ~ ths Dorthwsst ouay,ey a Sec
Tor 4 ,ovnsh,n 70 r.noe Is east. RIM.
nino tbence son,h h ths ouarter section
line. ,heDcs ve.tv.yd ON he ouarter Sec
lion linz e;ohtv rods more or less 10 thu
sert;oD linz bctveeD sact,ons 4 ana a AZ
The same townabin ana Tanoe The aame
4 hereby reiected and MOI aDproved on
account n nroDer Dolice not bsvin0 been
Do.ted
In the ms,ter nj w,dan,nw county road
No a-ComnIa,nt Ring Ala befoye ne
hoard ,hsI COUNTY ,oad IA IA moi a. he
Iavinl v;d,h ~ sirtv ~ IN -oad di-ty;ct
NJ n "A /. ho,.hv o,,,o-od ,hot ths
,,D.,v,so, a ,o.d 49,. NJ 81 1900
~ - ..,d - - n. I.wtrl Lar ~
s;v,r ~. n ..,d 80 d,..,;c, NJ o.
m ~ m.,,s- ~ m. rsa,s;on ~ WIZ
Hnhh.rd .nd o.h.,. a. I0..,,r. I.v;1s
~, "a s'..h,,.h,0o . ~o,n,~ ,a.d'Gorr'
,nsnc,n, = ,ha n0-shwS~, co-n.~ ~ N.
.oD,hws.t ors,,.- ~ ~. no-thw.., or.r.
~ ~ .sr,ion a town.,ID n 49, "a
snd ,rnn,n9 .oU,h .,sn,v ,o.,, mo- !,
~. - in,s,.so. ,.;,S -. conn,S Sosd
Enovn =. ~ VIA uollo,, ro.d m.
SoIIo~ing r.,,,,on ~. - Ala 80,
~-M- vt--l,. D-,-, C.c-
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A. Az n properly shall Be sold to the highest bid
go, Spon me Following terms, tO-Wit; One.
tsntn cash q the time Of Gale and ona-oSnih
ssnnuaily thereafter until the whole 4 paid, de-
.S.sFea payments % draw interest at the nate %
ylded, however, that no Iani shan b S6id foF
JOsfPH STEPHENSON,
chairman Of tie Board q County Commisilon.
efI Of Yakima county, Waahington.
Attest: MATT HARIHOLET, Cierk.
Dated q North Yakima this IN day OF Jan
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-02-12

board, made on the 18th day Of Noveml
Der, 1880, their lands were all excluded
from such district, but that the order
} made on the 18th day Of December, 1890
section %, township 10, north range q
, east, section 81, township 10, north rangS
! % east. section s, township Q, north range
, % east, and lots 8 and 0 Of section 5,
! township Z, north range 81 east, were still
included in said irrigation district.
} In the matter Of double assessment d
} R. Strobach: Comes now R. Strobach
! and informs the board that lots I, 2, 8, 9
and 10, block 2l0, in the city Of North
Yakima, were assessed for the year 1885
to R. strObach and George W. Goodwin,
} and that therefore there was \ double
assessment on said lots; that lot was
assessed at $500, and lots 2 and 8 at $500.
and lots and 10 Of said block at 500
each. 1t appearing to the board from the
assessment roll Of 1889 that such double
assessment was made as Is claimed,
and that such taxes have already
been paid, IL Is hereby ordered that the
clerk draw q warrant on the general fund
in the sum Of -. the same being the
amount Of tax paid by him upon the
above described lots for the year 1889,
and ii also appearing further to the board
that there was also o double assessment
Of special school tax In district No. Z for
A "a = a
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GEO. W. R0DMAN,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
OFFICE IN SYNDICATE BLOCK,
North yakima, Wash.
NOTICE.
Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.
In the Superior Court Of Yakima County,
holding terms al North Yakima in and
for Yakima County, Washington.
John Bartholet, PLANTIEE.
NOTICE.
Thomas B. McGlothlen and Sarah L. Nc
GlOthlen, his wife, DEFENDANTS.

AnOtnh8 ID. MculOtnlen anu Daran =. NC
Glothlen, his wife, DEFENDANTS.
BY virtne Of an order OF sale and decree Of
foreclosure issued out OF said court in the above
entitled action on the srd day OF February, 1871,
In favor Of the above named plaintiff and against
the said defendants, for the principal sum Of
t66l IS, interest costs and increased costs, and
commanding me TO levy upon and make sale
thereof Of the following described real estate,
tO-wit Lots twenty. five J25l and twenty -six l25l
In block eleven iii In the city Of North YAK.
lima, according TO the plat thereof on file In the
once Of the county auditor Of Yakima county.
Notice Il hereby given that IN obedience 10
said command, will on saturday, the 18th day
Of March, A. d. 1891, between the hours Of
O'Clock .. m. and O'Clock p. m. OF said day, to-
wit, At the hour Of O'Clock p. m. Of said day,
at the east door Of he court house In the city 81
North Yakima, Yakima county, Washington,
sell at public auction to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, all Of the above described real
estate, or Q suficlent amount TO satisfy said
Judgment, interest, costs and aceruing costs.
Dated this 18th day OF February, ls91.
d. W. SIMMONS,
95t Sheriff Of Yakima County, Washington.
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CHARGE BARTHoIEr
BROS STORE.
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Board o. County Commissioners Of Yakima
County, Washington.
Arrest: NYRoNH, Ellis. Clerk Of saii Board.
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that there was clerical error in making
up the costs in the case Of state vs. Jos.
Phillips; that one Mollie Meyers, wit
ness in said case, was entitled to $4.sO as
witness fees in said case, but through
said error was only allowed $3.50. There.
fore il Is hereby ordered that there be q
warrant drawn in favor Of said MolliC
Meyers for the sum Of q balance due.
In the matter Of the report Of J. J.
Armstrong, overseer Of road district No.
81: The report Of J. J. Armstrong, hav-
ing been duly examined, Is hereby ap.
proved.
In the matter Of appointment Of an
overseer for road district q, Jacob Frazer
il hereby appointed overseer Of said dis
trict No. q for the ensuing two years.
In the matter Of the report Of J. +,
Rock, overseer Of road district No. s.: The
report Of J. F. Rock, having been duly ex'
amined, is hereby approved, and said J,
=. Rock is hereby appointed overseer o.
said district 8 for the ensuing two years.
In the matter Of the report Of J. H
Hathaway, overseer Of road district No
II: The report, having been duly exam
ined, is hereby approved.
Court now adjourned until 0 O'Clock q
m. Feb. 4th, 1891.
WEDNESDAY, ZEE. 4-THIRD DAY.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
all members Of the board being present
In the matter Of organization Of Del
Haven irrigating district; Comes nov
the Yakima Irrigation company and
through their attorney, s. o. MorioFd, In
forms the board that by an order Of IN,
, 1891-09-24
Rather Lie Than Tell the Truth.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Adit. Gen. Mo
Keever of Gen. Miles staff, received a
dispatch from Col. Wade, commandant
at Fort Reno, saying everything is peace
full among the boomers in tho Cherokee
strip. Gen. Mckoever discredits the re-
port that serious trouble has occurred
among the home-seekers saving if anyone
had been killed, troops would have heard
of it. THE tr1th of the matter is" said
he. 1.-THE cowboys and other people down
there would rather lie than tell the truth
and from them, | have no doubt, the re-
ports of the conflicts originated"
, 1891-09-24
A Rush for Homes.

GUTHRIE, o. IT,, Sept. 23.-It trans
pres that the story OF two negroes being
killed Yesterday is false. A couple OF
cowboys told a negro he had better move
on as they had killed a couple of negroes
already. The frightened darkey, fresh
from Texas. spread the story. A dozen
other stories OF the same nature occupied
the tongues of everybody. but only tender
feet believed them.
The rush was not accompanied by a
single killing. The negro colonists were
not very successful in the rush, a few got
good claims but white men will contest
the most OF them. There is consider
able trouble IN finding section stones.
The country was surveyed seventeen years
ago against the wishes of the Indians, and
the noble red man followed the surveyors
and dug Up many of the section stones.
A courier from the Tecumseh TOWNSHIP,
the lower county seat, states that when
the site was proclaimed open to settle
ment at noon today 1000 people rushed
in aud claimed lots. There was no dis
turbance. Chandler, the county seat Of
Upper county, will be opened tomorrow.
and troops are guarding the site to pre-
yent intrusion.
, 1891-09-24
Nebraska Republicans.

LINCOLN, Sept. 23.-The Republican
state convention meets here tomorrow to
nominate a candidate for justice of the
supreme court, two candidates for regents
of the state university and promulgate a
platform. The medi,ine men OF the
party are in a powwow behind closed
doors tonight and in the verpacular of a
Nebraska politician, whose correspond
ence has passed into history. they will
make medicine before morning. Its salu.
tary ingredients will be an endorsement OF
the Mckinley tariff law and the principles
of reciprocity; a demand for liberal pen
sions for old soldiers; approval of pur-
poses OF and appropriations Tor the worlds
fair and a demand Tor an honest Amer
lean dollar. Upon the financial question
only is there any considerable division of
sentiment, but it seems that the position
assumed will be merely an endorsement of
the silver legislation OF the last congress.
Reasonable readjustment of freight rates
throughout the state is to be recon
mended, and as it is the first Republican
convention since the admission of Amer
lean pork into France aud Germany this
great pork producing state OF the West is
to congratulate the present administration
and particularly the state and agricultural
departments upon this brilliant diplomatic
victory
, 1891-09-24
BASE BALL.


CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-Ihe Chicagos
were again victorious today. Score
Cincinnati 0, Chicago 9. Batteries
Stevens and Keenan,, Hutchinson and
Kittridge.
PITTsBuRG. Sept 23.-The home team
were easy winners today. Sc~ore-Pitts-
burg IL. Cleveland 8. Batteries-Galvin
Maui and Miller. Berger, Gruber and
ZImmer.
BosToN, Sept. 23.-Brooklyn lost the
game through carelessness on bases. six
men being caught mapping. Score-Bos-
ton 5. Brooklyn |. characterization
and Camel, Loutz and @. Daily. Boston
won the second game through good bat
ting aided by the visitors errors. Score
Boston 9, Brooklyn 2. Batteres-Staley
and Kelly. Inks and T. DAILY.
NEW YoRK, Sept 23.-Two games to-
day. The Giants won the first through
the visitors poor batting. The visitors
won the second through the poor work of
the Giants pitcher. First: Score-New
York 9. Philadelphia L. Batteries
Coughlin and Burrell, Thornton and
Fields. Second: Score-New York 2.
Philadelphia 3. Batteries-Burrell and
Clarkson, Fields and Esper.