The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-07-23

the same published In the city papers.
B. F. VAUGHN,
Sec. No. 42l, X. OIL.
North Yakima, July 20, 1891.
The N. p, Y. & K. Irrigation COM
pany IL endeavoring 10 renew its contract
on the Hubbard ditch, which expires by
limitation this fall. The failure to begin
work on the lower canal at as early date
a. was intended was due to the depression
In the eastern money market. The dis
position among the stockholders seems
TO be TO renew the contract, although
there will probably be some change in
the amount Of water allotted toeach share
Of stock IN the Hubbard ditch.
The photograph man has been to
town and taken away with him q good
many quarters and dimes which he re-
ceived in exchange for some very ordinary
solos and instrumental athletisms. The
diva who worked of the soprano should
have fled down her voice before she at
tempted to use It, and the baritone had
evidently injured his vocal organs by fall
ing onto his neck from q three-story build
ing or some other elevated jumping place.
III is expected that work will be
started on the construction Of the sewer
age system within thirty days. There Is
some talk Of injunction, bot ii will prob
ably amount 10 little more than talk.
There will be five miles Of sewers and the
pipes laid at q depth Of eight feet. 1t Is
the general opinion Of those who are con-
versant with the work that the contractor
has slim show Of getting rich.
-Quitea number Of parties from Yakima
have goneto Lake Gle lum for the summer
outing. Among those who are now there
are Matt Bartholet and family, Phil Stan
ton and family, the Misses Schanno and
Miss Lindsey. Several more will leave
within the next few days. When COM
plete, the Ellensburgh and Yakima con-
tingent will number upwards Of fifty.
Three men who had endeavored to
keep cool through liberal indulgence in
beer were up before Judge Gardiner
Wednesday charged with drunkenness.
Their aggregate fines amounted to $3.50,
Of which 1850 was paid, and one unior-
tunats allowed to 90 on his own recog-
niEance 20 a. to earn enough money to
get out Of the city's debt.
-Dolph Hanna, Of Tacoma, who was
here during the trades convention, Is not
entirely . stranger 10 Yakima. He was
the captain Of . volunteer company in
1856 that bsttlsd with the Indians at
q point below Union gap. N. g. Wills
was q member Of Captain Hanna's COM
pany, and his sale holds some very inter
esting relics Of that campaign.
A-E. c. Horst, the well known hop
merchant, who recently spent . week in
Yakima, tells the Puyallup Commerce
man that this is "the banner poor mans
country for starting In the hop business,
where land, with irrigating water thrown
In, can be bought at $50 to 40 an acre."
The capitalization Of the Washington
State Fair Association has been increased
10 $4,000. The stock hooks will be
opened next week. A meeting Of the
members and all interested Is called ior
Monday at 10 q. IN. at Fechter 4 Ross
Office.
Lost, on the upper Wenas, beyond
Purdin's ranch, nickel dog collar bear.
ing the inscription Menlo CHIEF and thC
owners name, y. II. Reed, The 1ndeI
Of the collar will be paid for his trouble
on leaving II at THE HKRALD Office.
Choice oats and chop barley for sal,
at North Yakima Roller Mills. 1T
-Chppan, Lawrence 4 Co.'S Office,
have been re-opened In the syndicat,
block, and Mr.. Mckinney, their manage
announces that he Il now ready 70 nego
tiate loans, In small or large amounts
for long Or short time, on farm or cit,
property. u
Abundance Of Hrst-class pasture. Cal
on se-st Fed RAREER.
TOang mas, thoss sauAb SsssIs .
LOmbaBd 4 H0RsleyPs are almosl III
enOagh Ger tive. nSmsmhsB tht
WheB yoa saks yOaF bsss OlFI OUt u
9P'p-als sEsB p sIshtaG tour.
.
III. A. Griffin b receiving fresh iron
the packing house hams, breakfast bacon
lard and salt pork; also, picnic hams
They are fussh, "best qualify" and fal
q weight. Try them. 9Flm
g. Z. McEWen is now oasring sad
dis, brides, harness and everything q
his line at prices DOT 70 BE- Duplicated hi
side Of Portland.
}. DR.. Savage will b found ct his OffiC
% on Yakima avenue from 10 q. N. 10 4 7
Il N. Residence In wtle Hollow. at. III