The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-11-03
HERALDINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Milroy returned
from Portland and the Sound on Monday.
Died, Tuesday morning, November LIST,
the infant child Of Mrs. George Hamel.
aged 0 months.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of. NJ. Perry, shipper and receiver Of
grain and hay, Spokane, Wash.
+. s. Davis, the barber, has again
moved, and now has comfortable quarters
adjoining the Yakima National bank.
UnRer d Mulligan are making changes
in their store that will admit Of their
showing 4 fine stock Of goods to much
better advantage.
Five hundred and sixty-Rve names are
registered on the registration books Of
Ellensburgh. Six hundred and twenty
four is the registration roll Of North
Yakima.
Two carloads Of hop poles were re-
ceiVed on Monday from the Sound. It il
claimed that the new acreage in Yakima
county next spring will be greater than
It was in 1892.
The Western Union Telegraph business
has increased to such an extent that it
has been decided to establish an uptown
office at as early date as location can
be secured.
The First National bank is showing the
indications Of prosperity by improve
ments and additions to bank furniture
and fixtures, and new tintings to the
walls and ceilings.
According to the new Northern Pacific
time table, the trains will arrive as fol-
lows: West-bound-No. l, z:20 p. m. /;
No. 8, 2:40 a. m. East-bound-No. 2,
Hap p. M; No. 4, 7:45 q. M.
Mr.. Snively's complete refutation Of
the charges against him resulted in the
opening Of the democratic purses, and
number OF large even-money bets have
been made and more offered on his cleo
ton.
Leigh X. Freeman, one Of the cham
pions Of the populists' cause, left on Mon
day for Ogden, Utah. Freeman has
never cast q ballot in his life, and he has
probably left the state to escape doing SO
this time.
Major B. Morrison, who was injured in
q runaway accident on Saturday, Octo-
Der %, died at St. Elisabeth's hospital
Wednesday, November 2, at 8 80 p. m.
The deceased never Tegained conscious.
ness after his fall. His age was 20 years.
The hop market is steady and firm.
Twenty-Five cents Is the highest price
paid this week, and q number Of sales
have been made at these figures. Mr..
Weed ships sig carloads TO England this
week. some Of which are on consignment.
The number Of bales Of hops grown In
Yakima county is not definitely known
as yet, but 1t is roughly estimated at
$500.
A Seattle drummer, who is q McGraw
man, was In town Wednesday, and said
that although there would be fifteen
hundred illegal votes counted in King
county, that It would press McGraw
hard TO get q plurality Of 5000. Demo-
Gratis claim that McGraw's plurality in
King county will not reach 1000. II he
fails to receive $500 plurality there, Mr..
Snively will have q walkover.
Charley Newell tells good story on the
peoples party candidate for the legisla-
ture from Klickitat county. He was ap-
preached by . well known joker who de-
manded to know what he was going to
do with the Mckinley bill II elected. The
would-be-statesman looked blank, ap-
peared buried in thought for a moment,
when bright idea seemed to strike him
and be answered: "Why, we will pay It
lift 10 q just BILL"
II great political demonstrations are
any indication Of the way the election
will 70 in this state, the democrats will
certainly be successful, for the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings have been
those under democratic auspices, and the
greatest Of them all was the one held at
Walla Walla the other night on the oc-
casion Of the visit Of James Hamilton
Lewis. There were 200 horsemen with