The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-18

Sprague, grand master OF third vail Prof.
J. NJ. Taylor, Of Seattle, second vail;
Louis R. Sohns, Of Vancouver, first vail /;
A. Wilson, Of Dayton, grand tyler; G. s.
MeCulley, of Walla Walla, grand steward.
A NEW NORTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIAL
The effort to pin railroad conductor in
comes down 10 their salary has resulted
in the appointment by the Northern Pa
ci6c Of inspectors. There are not more
than half dozen Of these officials on this
road and only one between Pasco and
Portland. His commission is . rowing
one, and the inspector can board q train
ct any point on the line in his territory
and Immediately be In command, with
the exception as to the actual work Of
running the train. He has authority to
collect tickets, make q general examine
ton Of the train, Of the department Of the
employees and the manner In which they
treat the travelling public. His duty Is
also to keep close watch for scalpers'
tickets. The inspector on this division
makes q report to the superintendent,
and II he has detected any crooked work
in the matter Of fares, drinking among
the employees or incivility on the part Of
any Of the train crew to passengers it is
equivalent to q "lay.of" or discharge,
according to the gravity Of the ofiense.
SELLS BRos.' BIG CRcUs.-The Sells
Bros. have advised The HERALD that
their united shows will visit Yakima on
Friday, August 7. Their really great ex-
hibition has no superior In general mag
nitude and excellence, and in many re-
spects suTpasses all others. This season
1t includes q regal Roman hippodrome,
monster menagerie, wild Moorish cara
van, spectacular pilgrimage to Mecca,
three-ring circns, tropical aquarium,
royal Japanese troupe, aviary, Berber
and Bedouin athletes. trained animal ex-
position, elevated 0lympian stages, Ara
bian Nights entertainment, and regally
magnificent free street parade. The per-
formers are the very best in their various
Specialties, and among the rare features
exhibited will be found o pair Of giant
hippopotami, liliputian cattle, q flock Of
ostriches, and the hairless horse. most
fascinating novelty is the long-skirt dane
ing Of Cyrene, the famous, emotional
Spanish artlste, whose appearance In the
lrger cities Of both Europe and America
has created q genuine Juror. ft
MoRGAN GErs New HEARNs.-ActinR
Secretary Chandler has reversed the de-
cision Of the commissioner Of the general
land Office on the motion for rehearing
Of the case Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road vs.. R. s. Morgan, involving 4 tract
Of land TO the west Of the city. The tract
lies within the limits Of the withdrawal
on the branch line Of the company's road
and within the granted limits Of the
branch line Is shown by the map at the
general land Office. The acting secretary
says that inasmuch as Morgan has not
had his say In court-a right which ev-
cry person 10 entitled to under the law Of
the land-a motion to dismiss the review
d denied. HesAys that the showing made
BY Morgan b sufficient 10 entitle him 10 q
hearing, andhe calls for an Investigation.
He therefore orders that The commission
sE,S decision be sst aside and that Q 70
halrine be had Tor the purpose Of deter.
mining whether he land was occupied
ct the time q the definite location Of the
road.