The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-02-25
.YHE EVERGREEE STATE
Brief ChruHIclIHGs Of Matters Of Import.
anc0 Throughout Washington.
Ne Section is OVeFlO0kea where Any.
thing HAS Occurred That 10 81 Ess
poelal llomsne - The meRaldps
ThOusAnas 81 ReaaePs.

The mother Of Senator Squire died Al
Clyde, Ohio, last week.
The Ellensburgh ReDistss reports rail-
road surveyors running lines In johnson
canyon.
Ritzyille Il figuring with the Kansas
rain makers, who agree 10 cause precipi-
tation or ask for no pay.
EllenSburgh is again talking railroad
and hopes 10 catch the Great Northern
for the SnoquAlmie pass.
The republicans Of Seattle have nomi-
mated John Lsary for mayor. His oppO-
nent will probably be J. I. Ronald.
Congressman John L. Wilson denies
that be iavors Q division Of this state and
says the statement does him great In
justice.
The First bank Of Orting has closed its
dOors. II permitted . check Of t476 to
be protested. The cashier says the de-
posits did not exceed 5000, while others
claim the deposits amounted to $4,000.
An Ellensburgh young lady, named
Prsybylowicz, was married the other day
and exchanged this highly aristocratie
but unpronouncable cognomen for that Of
Mrs. Thomas Cody. Mr.. Cody 10 . North
ern Pacific engineer.
The Sunday closing law IL being en-
forced 81 Roslyn. the complainant being
Mrs. Haight, president Of the W, @. T.
o. Joseph shupeck and John COsgiat
have been arrested for keeping open their
saloons on the Lords day.
During the coming summer Hon. John
Leary, Of Seattle, will wed Miss Elizabeth
p. Ferry, eldest daughter Of Governor
Elisha p. Ferry. Bishop Paddock will
perform the ceremony. Miss Ferry Il 10
years Of age and Mr.. Lsary 50.
Nelson Bennett il said 10 have bought
the Tacoma Globe, which IL TO DO con-
solidated with the Ledger, and now 10 is
claimed be wants TO secure the Cal 10
aid In his senatorial boon, to crafty
which ambition he Is willing to spend
$3.50, 700.
The town Of WaseFville gets the go-by
from the TREAT Northern. President Jim
Hill says that the Crab creek route to the
south will be taken and that Waterville
is within seven or eight hundred feet %
high o. the point where the road crosses
the Cascades.
Mrs. Annie McIves Brisbine, who was
q Yakima visitor last week, and secured
the appointment Of Worlds fair press
correspondent, has Just issued Q Blue
Book Of Tacoma society. Il contains
nearly 1900 names, together with sugges-
tons and rules Of etiqustts.
Walla walla has Mutual Aid" %
eiety. It claims Q membeEshipof 800 and
threatens 10 boycott all those who EN-.
ploy or patronize Cinnamon. Levi Kid
well, Q no-account fellow, who at one
time lived in Yakima, Is the walking
delegate. Kidwell needn't be afraid Of
Cinnamon ever interfering with bis occu-
patton. The race 10 not much given 70
bar-room chairs and stove.
Alderman Cornthwait and Ex-sheriR
Brown iudulged In . lively BATHS ct
Ellensbunsh last week. It grew out Of
an unsettled account and opened with
Cornthwait splitting on Brown and the
latter countering on his opponents nose
with such force a. to draw the claret.
Seven rounds were fought without the in
tervention Of arefeFee or timekeeper, when
both parties being somewhat groggy q
draw was tacitly agreed to.
D. H. BrOueher, Prosser physician,
died in the city Jail at Walla walla on
Sunday last. BroucheF had been drink
ing heavily, and about 2 O'Clock on the
morning Of his death be was taken with
an appoPlectic Ct and iellon the Sidewalk
with such force rs 10 produce conclusion
Of the braln. Phvsician. ve,e srmmoDsd
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