The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-06-25
Local nREVIrIEs.
The hose team is having new suits
made by White.

Joseph Bartholet, Jr., has been APP
pointed city poll tax collector.
Another big lot Of job paper received
at The HERALD Office this week.
John Reed has twenty kids i" in train
ing for hose cart race on the 4th July.
Born, Wednesday. June oath, to the
wife Of Elmer E. Card, a lO-pOund boy.
r. l. Watson is building a tWo-story
addition to his residence on the west side.
The Baptists are now looking about
for q suitable lot on which TO erect o
church building.
Cashier J. G. Liggett, Of the North
ern Pacific, Is building 4 very handsome
cottage on West A street.
The telephone in the city building
has been moved into Clerk Rodman's
Office and Is now known Is No. 10.
-Four new MOBILES were received this
week for the use Of the 6remen. They
are several pounds lighter than the old
ones.
$. @. Henton has been appointed U.
s. commissioner, and has moved his JUS
tice Of the peace office to rooms over the
Yakima National bank.
The council is having q coating Of
dirt put on Yakima avenue from First
street to Third so as to make feet course
for the iremen's races on the Fourth.
The agricultural college case will be
heard by the supreme court at Olympia
on Saturday. Hon. H. J. Snively will
be there to protect the interests Of
Yakima.
John Liljanter, one Of the Northern
Pacific bridge contractors, has had to
take "lay-oH'' this week owing to in
juries received through piece Of timber
falling on his leg.
Sheep Commissioner Cameron says
that there is q band Of 10000 itinerant
sheep belonging to an Oregon company
that is now decimating the Yakima
range. Have they paid taxes?
-Roslyn now has three brass bands
and her cup Of sorrow is full. The town
council threatens to impose q prohibitory
license IL there is talk Of starting any
more musical organizations.
DR.. W. II. Hare has been appointed
receiver Of the U. S. land Office at this
place to succeed T. NJ. Vance resigned.
The appointment is a good one, and is
generally endorsed by our citizens.
Born, at North Yakima, June 18th,
to the wife Of Edward F. White, daugh.
ter. Mr.. White is much elated over the
: little strangers advent, and is Of the
opinion that she weighs Is pounds.
Died, at North Yakima, Saturday
June Goth, Hilda May, daughter Of Doc.
tor and Mrs. f f. Heg, aged 10 weeks,
The afflicted parents have the sympathy
Of the community in their bereavement,
49, ~ $50 oooo - 80 :,
40 - ~ 80 T ~ 49, ~ 80 :,
80 -. - y. az. a." HS 80 - !,
o,co 80 80, L. c. ~ WaI,,,,S
INV '
Report comes that brakeman shot a
tramp at Prosser the first Of the week.
LaS.., sI-.-..sS.. ..,~.U..,. -. -,
80 ,.noS a. 80 ~. Tso 49, r..S
W. JS - WV NV ~ :"
''O'
Chief Of Police McMurty has received
q description Of President Marsh Of the
defunct Keystone bank Of Philadelphia,
wav TbeTe Il a reward NJ AZ M n, tbe
canture NJ the motive
III present plans are carried OUT tne
summit OF MI. Adams Will be Illuminated
Win coiored hgntS on the night oil the
FOURTH o. July between the hours oil .
and ~ O'CLOCK. Inc Illuminating party
"A hobo broke into a room over the
postofice Saturday night, and took sew
eral suits Of clothes belonging to I. H.
Dills. Officer McLain saw the thief lug