The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-09-17
LOCAL BRRvlTIEs.

-Diou' Sept AO'l' MIsS Nora AAyior'
uAusI.el " So0'P" A~'' ~ 'e e"
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bogus" Henderson, one Of the Wild
vaqueros OF this section is suffering from
q broken arm, the result OF contact with
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Died, on the Ahtanum, Tuesday
night, September 10, John siverly' Jr.
Deceased was about Is years OF age and
son Of Mr. and Mrs. John SiVeriy.
Mrs. Roai has sold her forty acres oil
land on the bench west Of the city to Geo.
Winter, OF the n. I. q Yakima Irrigation
Co.. the consideration being *4'OOO'
A-An organization has been perfected.
here known as the Yakima Band oil lndeC
pendent Daughters Its object u TO ex-
tot pin money from their dads and mamp.
sheriff Simmons returned Tuesday,
from taking Henry Moore TO the U, s,
prison on McNeiPs island. Moore is
charged with selling Whiskey to Indians
The permanent location of the big
ditch has bean COMPLETED. and the enRi.
nearing force left Tuesday for the lakes To
complete the surveys OF the storage reser-
voirs.
-Jav Cooke. son and nepbeW passed
through Yakima early Monday morning
hound for the Sound. Mr.. Cookies
nepbev will extend his trim around the
world.
1t "a reported here that Dr. WilRus
pbysician. and Miss Lowe. matron. at
Fort simcoe have been removed by the
department To make room for other
iavoritea.
was left at Tar HER.iD of,ce Monday NV
4 O. Morford. which had the effect Of
making the world look brighter for the
newspaper force
-EViuen''y consiceiAoie amount OIL
piekers on sunday Last as a number Of
them became yerv noisy and turbulent
towards night
,
Name,on DfoS, nave Just comPie'eo
= cCmnoo'ous ana aVrac'iVe t"O-s'Ory
feslIence on Ine mckee wnHn pas Deen
also Iaid ont f,ne grounds which embrace
a tennis couyt
-
-lne ar1eSian wen al willow springs
noAee' u passing 'nrousn 'ne same StrS'.
lncAtiOn IN sn@' uet WIN IN 'he OOtinS o.
tue hrS' well. h'sinS WAFER was strucA
basaltic rock was encountered AT a deptb
of ninety-six feet,
mn, ,
-tnere win Oe Sne usual ounuAy sChoC'
Serv'ceS ~ Tue CONGREGATIONS cnurcn
next SunuAy morning Uu' no o'nel sef''
lces' sne PAs'or having Oeen ,eques.eu 70
preach tne iunerAi Serinon Oh MIS- MARKS
-I, -
o'ree'Oomm'SSionerL each was caileu
70 tne country IuesoAy' anu ne ieit Lew
u LoVell 70 WORK the Two CITY prisoners
on tne s'reeVs' Inc prisoners siheu mr..
AOVeh up, ano conciuuing ne WASH
"ucn Of aSprin1er' 'ook 70 .neir neelS
anu iei' 'neir Keeper minus IOO'
DIED. :" iakimG Guy september u
irving son Oh D. NJ BELL aged 10 years
living was young u"n Oh great PROMISE,
anu iS many soCu u~''S hau enueAreu
MN 70 ms aSSocla'eS' ms parents are
heaIs-DroAen al 'ne CaIami'y tnat mas
oVe''aAen 'nem In tue oeatn Oh thelf son.
Mrs. Mary warbass, mother Of Mrs.
A. W. Engle, died at Seattle Sunday,
sePVemDer To- Ase1 % years MIS- war
OasS mao many iriencS ana admirers IN
iAkima VINO appreciated her ioVeaDie
disposition ana other good qualities Inc
OOuy was taAen 70 Oiympls Ior inter-
men''
N-Among those who will go to Spokane
10 attend the great democratic blowout
on the END and 2Srd are Hon. J. T. Esh-
e g, M " wins, Dudiey Esnelman'
w. a. OoA, Joseph Baxter, MATT bartno-
le'' E. M heso, FREQ miller' sam VIM
son ana rieas BOUNDS A NUMBER Oh
O'nerS are also contemplating gong
Union memorial services in memory