The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-13

his way from one Of the neighboriug
ranches, carrying rooster in his mouth.
Mr.. whitby opened fire with his shot
gun and the 'varmint" dropped the cock.
rel and started for the hunters, and it
was only after several charges Of shot bad
been emptied into him and he had reach
ed within few feet of Mr.. Whitby, that
the shot took efeet, and he gave up the
struggle. Mr. Shook is now engaged in
dressing and mounting the catamount.
S. W. Maxey, Worlds fair collector Of
exhibits for Kittitas county, has gone far
out Of his way to make slur ut Yakima
county for its creditable exhibit ut the
Tacoma exposition. lie says that the
exhibit is made in the interest of the
Northern Pacific and with the company's
money. Such petty jealousy is not cred
liable to Mr.. Maxey, and especially so as
he does not confine himself to the truth.
The expenses Of the exhibit were met by
q general subscription, OF which the
n. p, Y. 4 X. |. Co. made a generous
uouAIloh' Us ulu also the oLner irrigation
companies.
W. d. dudley VINO r'eehtly arrived
mere IRON ne" iork' mas gwen a. +.
o"it.er 1he contract ior a TWO story hity
.eet front Orlck Ouiiulng TO De erected on
laKlma avenue ADJOINING the Lewis
EnE'e OlOek' Inc building Is 10 nave an
iron anu p'a'e siass 'front.' ana Is 10 nave
uepth oi SIXTY ieet' Inc second stor!
The contract price ia abont sl1 M, and
Mr.. Switzor ia nov ony.yod in n,,v;p,
Whites tailor shon from tho lots nrsp,,a.
torv tn errav.,inr for the Iound.,ion
Senator John d. Allen will address the
people OF Yakima on the 10Th inst. and
the republicans are pulling everything TO
make this the greatest political denon-
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Phil Stanton has been advised that in
addition to the horses coming here from
Tacoma and Spokane, to participate in
the races beginning October ~, that La
Grande, OSn., will send ten speedy an
imals' There are assurances that there
will be upwards Of sixty horses 90 the
track from abroad before the opening
day.
John q. Boyle says that the city conn
Gil Of North Yakima has not treated him
with due consideration, and that his res
iGnation will go before that body at its
next meeting. Mr.. Boyle claims that he
has won every case for the city that has
been carried into court, and If this is a
80 -...,
The case OF the state vs.. b. NJ. How
ard, Tor hurglarizing E, n. Dooley's ga
loon at Yakima City, was settled on Sat
urday last by Howard being sentenced to
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Among the bets recently made in this
city was one that McGraW wonld not re-
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has under consideration the erection of n
business block thereon.
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no information regarding the RESUMPTION
Of the canal construction, but thinks it
will not now be long delayed.