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The evening world., 1892-01-04
Michael Davitt on the Times's u
Possible Gospel of Dynamite.

IBN tNtCTIATKD fHFbs
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The explosion Mt Dublin
castle has brought out many theories to ac-
count for the affair The Conservative organs
as rule have placed the responsibility upon
the shoulders OF the leaders OF he physical
force party, and this has had the effect nj
drawing from MIR. Michael Davitt letter in
which he protests that II is cowardly for the
Times to insinuate that the explosion might
be traced To his friend Ford.
Mr. Davitt says It is more probable, as the
7fmeS'S friend l1gott is dead, that that paper
has another agent to preach the gospel Of
dynamite as rigOtt did the gospel OF forgery.
MIR. Davltt also suggests that the explosion
was due to one OF the Government mcnials,
who caused 1t with the object OF influencing
the coming election In Rossendalc to NIL the
vacancy in the House Of Commons caused by
the elevation Of Lord Harrington, now Duke
OF Devonshire, to the House OF Lords.
The evening world., 1892-01-04
Snow Flurrie. To-Morrow.

The cold snap that brought the tempera-
ture down 10 20 degrees In the early hours OF
to-day has spent itself and the mercury Is
rising. II reached % at ! o'clock this after
uOon, and Weather Prophet Dunn II Will rise
snow tomorrow,
The evening world., 1892-01-04
The King of tho Belgians Said to
Have Quite Recovered.

IRY ASSOCIATED PRESS
BRussRLs. Jan. 4.--Alarming reports con-
cerning the health OF King Leopold are with
out foundation, in fact. II Is oillcially an
nounccd to-day that hts Majesty appeared In
public yesterday, and that he has quite re-
covered from his recent attack OF influenza.
The evening world., 1892-01-04
Helen Gould's Crank Lover Declared
Ipsana

"Prinz " Won Michaels, the insane aspirant
for the hand OF Miss Helen Gould, the daughter
OF the railroad king. has been ad)udged In
sane by Drs. Douglass, Field and Fitch, and
Will be sent TO the insane asylum on Wards
Island.
The evening world., 1892-01-04

Funeral OF Mrs. Robert l.. Stuart.
Funeral services over the remains OF Mrs.
Mary McCrea Stuart, the millionaire widow
OF Robert L. Stuar, were held at S7l Fifth
avenue. this morning. The services were
conducted By Rev. DR.. JohnhalL
The evening world., 1892-01-04
Eutter Fed the Flam IS.

Fire did 5000 damage at $40 o'clock this
morning IN the butter store OF Edward L.
Backesly, In the basement OF 2os4 Second
avenue.
The evening world., 1892-01-04

BIZ sure and usn Mrs. wIssL WIS SoorHI, @
SYRUP Tor your Children while Teething. 26c. -
The evening world., 1892-01-04

Others began TO arrive. Four more walters
also came on duty. BY this time II was /
creatures Their talk was shocking. Many
OF the men had painted faces and they called
each other by female names.
And the pity o. 1t was that most OF the WIS.,
ltOrs were young men. The allurements
proved too great temptation for one young
man, who apparently had never been there
Lets co. his companion urged. "You
'ald you wouldn't stay more tnan rfteen
minutes, and we've been here an hour"
am going TO see this through and make
remained.
" The slide" is open every night in the week.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

on q The many delosaiofy resulis
which are traceabIe 10 the efforts q the
Washingion senators in pushing the bin
for an appropriation to build the Lake
Washington canal Is that The greatly
needed appropriation for The survey d
pablo lands was not obtained in time %
secure and place on the market the lands
granted 70 this state for capitol buildings
and other purposes. and rs an outgTOwth
Of this neglect the people are called upon
70 vote at the coming election for ''eon-
siitaiioBaI amendment raising the limit
Of state indebtedness" With \ grant
o. lands many times more than sufficient
to build . capitol TO answer our COVER
mental needs and In keeping with our
importance As q state. the taxpayers ara
now asked to 90 down into their pockets
and nssume a burden for which our re-
publican officials are responsible. Il is
time that relief was sought in q cnange
from The administration which scandal
lied this state. and II will come u the
voters cast their ballots as their better
judgment dictates.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

The plot against Mr.. snively Is as vii
famous In its conception a. that Of Mac
beth. His trnducors-both Mr.. Hunt
and Mr.. MeGraw-leit their homes In
the east under financial shade Il nothing
more. The man Phillips had 10 answer
an indictment for perjury, while tho
Psss.TImes sends a spotter here to trade
On the politics Of men who have nc
knowledge Of any wrong doing 81 Mr..
sniyely, but hope, through distortion Of
he business misioFtunes, to drag an hon
ofabls name into the dregs and defeat
tho viii Of the people at the polls.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
Notice of Sale of Real
Estate at Public
Auction.

Notice Ia hereby given that in pursuance OF
an order OF the superior court Of Yakima conn
", state q washington, duly made and entered
Of the estate Of George w. Goodwin, deceased,
the undermined adminlstTatrix Of the said e
tate will sell at public auction, to the highest
court Of Yakima county, state Of Washington.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of November, 1871, At
ne nonr o. y o,elcek a m. q the front door Of
Washington, all the right, title, interest and
estate 81 the said George W, Goodwin At the
time Of bis death, and all the right, title and
Interest that the said estate has by operation Of
law or otherwise, acquired other than, or In ad.
dillon to that Of the said George W, Goodwin al
the time 81 his death. and all the right title and
all those certain lots, pieces or parcels Of land
situate, lying and being in the county Of YAK
lima, state Of Washington, and bounded and de
Lots four, 4, ond ave, 5, in block ten, 10; lots
twenty three, q, and tWenty-iOur, ~. In block
sight, VI lots tHenty-one, q, and twenty-five, 2
thirty. aO an undivided one half interest In lou
one, two. ., three, 3, nine, and ten, 10, block
two hundred and ten, 2lJ; lot two. 2. block two
and three. !, block two hundred and Sfty.sne E
20l. AL In the city OF North Yakima, according
20 the. otleial plat thereof, OF record IN the OF
ee es ~ ne sOS ops aa fS q % iaaT
Eve, s. sig, 6. and eight, =, In block two, y; lots
one, I. two, ?, three, 0, and four, 4, In block
tAAleEt o. Jus uuee tWot NuIeel anu lOutt
IN block eix, 9, In ueorge W. 0oodWtns town
site OF yakima City. Lots one, !, two, 2, three
four, ave, 3, six, 9, seven, T. and eight, y, In
block two, q lots seven, Z, and eight s, In block
seven, !, in 0oodwln's addition b. Yakima City
Lots I've, o, sig, seven, T. and eight, 8, In sec
ton 10, tOwnnhtp :, north Of range "a east, cnu
talning 1ao acres. An undivided threo-h lths In
tefest In the west half 81 southwest quarter and
south half OF northwest quatier o. section
township IL, north Of range u east. An undi
two, 2. and the south half Of northeast quartet
II, north Of range II east.
Also tho following Eve acre lots or tracts ii
GOodwIn'u Five Acre trarts, situate In aectiOT
-, township u north Of range 10 east In YaklmI
county, Washington; Lots ], z, s. 6, Z, 9, II, u
%, 81, 80, 81 81, q, 30, q, 20, 20. The southwest
or rter Of northwest quarter Of section 2, town
ship u, north Of ranfe 10 east, containing u
acres.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS or SALE.
One hall Of the purchase price to be paid ID
cash at time Of sale; the balance 10 be paid six
9, months from date Of sale. Note to 30 given
| for deferred payments. secured with approved
perlonal security, also on mortgage on pTemisei
sOld, and 10 bear Interest at the rate Of ten pei
cent per annum from date OF sale until pild
All deeds and eonVeyances at expense Of pur
Dated this 2O,h day Of October, lsos.
ALICE v. GOODWIN,
AdministEatriS Of the estate Of George W. Good
Nih' aeeeased' @6W
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

4 Snowman Of biblical cnriosllieS had
a. the chief feature Of his unique cOllsc-
ton s'the sword with which Balaam
smoie The aas.n When Sunday school
graduate reminded The worthy exhibitor
that BALKAN, on the historic occasion al
luded %, did not have sword, but only
expressed q wish that he had one, the
quick reply came: "Thisis the sword that
ne wished he had" So with the tradu-
csfu q Mr.. sniyely; they make an exhi-
billion d what they claim Is clear chain
Of evidence Of corruption. but when the
testimony In rebuttal comes they say j.
4 The evidence they wished they had,
and dispatch their spoilers on other dirty
efrands to poison tho public mind and at.
tain lhelr vile ends.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

TINS charges against Mr.. snively are
the result o. desperation. The character
Of McGnW, The record Of the Legislature
and state officials, and The burden Of the
Seattle ditch, were TOO much for the vo..
ois % swallow, and the republican man
aslfa recognizing this fact with the fall
nru Of iho campaign prominently before
them. determined 70 resort TO the most
reckless and d6spicable methods. Their
folly now confronts them, and they know
not which way 10 turn. They are con.
domncd By The people for inauguraiins .
campaign Of SANDER and alums, whils
confidence has been ro-esiablished in Mr.,
enlsoly BY bic manly statement, backed
BY evidence Of The strongest charactel
from bic old home, The name d ths
next governor o. ne state q Washington
4IlI BE- Henry J. snigcly.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

Nh, sMyELY made an honorable fall
ure, assigned all Of his property without
reservation, and has since been paying
on the deficit. A republican source
claims that Mr.. MeGrswis failure was
diBhOnorable, and he took advantage Of
the bankrupt law, and has not paid a
dollar 10 the losen. Mr.. snively Is to-
day poor man and unabls to meet his
campaign assessment. MF. MeGraW l.
worth t2Oo, 900, Il president Of . national
bank, and is spending money like water
in the most low-lived and scandalous
campaign that was ever inaug1rated By 4
party. caissns, whieh Of these tlsO men
'riu you ehOOss for your nsEi 0OrsrnOri
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
Notice of Sale of Real
Estate at Public
Auction.

Notice Is hereby given that IN pursuance Of
an order O. the superior court OF Y Akima county,
STATE u Washington. duly made and entered On ~
the estate Of James N. Adams, deceased, the un.
dersigned administrators Of the said estate viii
sell at public auction, 70 the hlghest oidgeT;
Yakima county, state Of Washington, on s9tur-
day, November 10. 1871, at the hour Of O'Clock
North Yakima, Yakima county, Washington, all
the right title and interest OF the said James y.
Adams at the time OF his death, and All the
b operation Of law, or otherwise. acquired
other than or In addition to that q the said
James N. Adams at the time Of his death, and
said deceased, In and to all those certain lots,
Pieces or parcels Of land, situate, lying and be-
Ing In the county OF Yakima, state o. Masnlng-
ton, and bounded and described as folloWs' 10
lots Eve. s, and siz, 6, in block hfty, 80; lots
twenty-one, a, and twenty-five =, N block
thirty one. 81; lots eleven, II, and y, In block
in block two hundred and thlfty.two. 232. Al
y .Ss ely Fl North y Il tSs once q he
county auditor o. the said Yakima county.
lots three, 3, and six. 6, in block two, 2, and
the south half Of lot ave, s. In block three, b In
George ". Goodwln's addition 70 Yakima City,
according 10 the ohhcial plat thereof. Of record
in the ofiee Of the county auditor Of said YAK
The north half Of Tot eight, s, and the south
half Of lot ten, 10, IN block seventeen, III also
the following described parcel OF real estate;
the northeast corner Of dwelling house Of J.
Bower, and from thence south atty, 50, feet,
thence west one bundled, l9 iss thsn s n1 Srai
TO place OF beginning, said last Tract being
known a. lot number nine. ., IN said block sew
IN Charles schanuO's tOwnsiie Of Yakima City,
and said lots being dgecribed according TO the
corded In the once Of the county auditor Of said
Yakima county.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
THE CHARGES WITHOUT POPULATION.
The AEfIaayIts Are RoFEeFIss, FIc.
SitiouS or FFom wOFIh-
less Sources.

Il IL with pleasure that THE HERALD
has the opportunity to present evidence
Of the most conclusive character against
the cOwardly maligners who, with their
Pinkertons and spoilers, have been hound
ing the Hon. Henry J. snively. John
T. McGraW, Of Grafton, West Virginia,
the author and tFansmitteroi the annexed
telegram. is the attorney Of the Fallnn
heirs, and is the only one who has
brought suit against Mr.. snively over
matters which grew out Of Mr.. Snively'l
business failure. It Is natural to suppose
that no very friendly relations would ex.
ist belween the two men, but Mr.. McGraw
Is man Of strict honor and believes in
justice, and when Mr.. snively wired him
the nature Of the charges made. he re-
piled rs follows:
Copy Of Telegram.)
GRAEToN, W. Va, Oct. Is, 1892.
II. J. snvELY:
Such charges against your life a. con
taihed in telegram are without iounda-
ton In fact, and certainly do not ema-
nate from any reputable citizen Of this
community. Unfortunate business ven
lures can be alone the measure Of any
truthful charges. AaldaSit Of charges
made must be either fOrsaFiss. hciilioas
or come from worthless soar0es- Charges
which affect your family life are nos oaly
vieiously unjust and untrue, bat do .
cruel wrong to you and your god vile.
Wire names Of afIidavits.
JoHS 7. McGaAw.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

Hon. II. J. spively returned 70 YAH.
ina on Monday for the purpose Of get
ting fis receipts, book records and other
evidence for the vigorous prosecution Of
the Posi.Iatelligsneer and Pres'-Tims' for
-. 49, ~, -. -, - - "ou'S push tnS
49, 49,. " ~, ~ D,''s. ~ y n's per.Ona'
:, ~, ~" ~ s ~ ~eroo' more Ealne
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

Many Ann DougheFty, who came into
public notice through a veto that Presi-
dent Cleveland placed on a pension bill
which congress passed In her favor, Is
now IN jail At New York city. The claim
was vetoed on the grounds Of fraud and
because Mary Ann was nOtdeserving, she
being Intimately known 10 the police
through trying to drown her sorrow for
me past twenty years In "red eye"
Mary Ann has been stamping the state
for the republican party, but . few days
ago she got too much enthusiasm aboard
and The police took berin.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
Propa.td CsnsliInIIpnaI Ln.ndrlnt.

Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
Notice Is hereby given, pu Tsuant TO the
provisions Of an net Of the legislature Of
the state OF Washington, entitled IAN act
to provide for voting on constitutional
amendment at the general election 10 be
held in November. 1897" approved
MATrlI Z, 1891 Eni house concurrent res
olutiOn, No. 10, adopted by the legislature
Of the state Of Washington. session Of
1891, that the following amendment to
the constitution Of the state IL Washing
ton will be submitted TO the qualified
electors al said state for their approval at
TIE next general election:
That Se,tion al this Article VIII Of
the constitution Of the state Of Washing
ton he amended 10 read as follows:
SECTION /. The state may. for the
purpose OF constructing public buildings
aud other works, and for tho acquisition
Of lands, and for other expenses incident
TO said construction. contract debts in
any amount not to exreed in the aggre.
gate one per cent Of the value Of the tax
able properly within the state, a. shown
BY the assessment for county and state
purposes last preceding the mourning Of
any such debts; and may further ton
trart, for any public purposes, debts moi
exceeding In the aggregate Eve hundred
thousand dollars; and the moneys arising
from the loans creating such debts shall
be applied for the pnrpose for which they
were obtained, or 10 repay the debts %
contracted, and to no other purposes
whatever"
At said election the electors voting "a
approve and ratify said amendment
I ..aa..sfaaaaalw.aN awmAmA
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

Henry ]. snivsly, Governor.
Henry @. wiilissa. LIeulenaat- Gov.
ernoF.
John MeReaEy, se,Ntary Of State.
Samuel Bass. Auditor
Harrison Cl0lhier, Treasurer.
Eugene x. Hanna. Judge Of Supreme
Court.
William II. Brinker. Judge Of Supreme
Court.
Richmond II. Starr. Attorney. General.
John H. Morgan, Superintendent q
Public Instruction.
Freedom s. Lewis, Commissioner Of
Public Lands.
Joseph a. Borden, State Printer.
Frank II. Rudkin, Judge Of Superior
Court.
7. N. Vance, Representative.
J. r. COe. Clerk.
+. d. Eshelnlan, Auditor.
w. A. Cox, Treasurer.
County Attorney
J. 7. Foster. Sheriff.
J. W. Morrison, Assessor.
II. L. Weston, Sheep Commissioner.
4. P. Greene, Superintendent Of Public
Schools.
W. 6. Coe. Coroner.
Samuel StoFFow, Surveyor.
John MePhee, Commissioner, lst Dis
trici.
Jos. Stephenson, Commissioner, 2nd
ii. ". CreasOO, Commissioner, Srd
district.
A. H. Reynolds, Justice Of the Peace.
I, l. Bounds, Constable, North Yakima,
Ward No. ].
Orlando Beck, Justice Of the Peace,
North Yakima. Ward No. 2.
Louis Ker, Constable, Yakima City
Precinct.
John Goodwin, Justice Of the Peace,
Parker Bottom Precinct.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

TIM Seattle Presr7fmss has hal a man
here this week trying to dig up filth to
throw at Mr.. snively. One Of his state
ments, which is wholly without truth, Is
that the editor Of this paper sent the
telegram PubliShed in the Sound papers
Of Sunday and dated at Spokane. The
balance Of bic matter will probably be Of
the same untruthful character. The pub
lie should DO prepared for anything, for
the managers Of the republiean-seattle
campaign are desperate.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
DEmocaATIC CoUNrY TICKET.

Inn republicans Of this county are
going 70 make an effort to vote the reser-
valion Indians who have been allotted
lands. The people intend to nee whether
their win Is to be thWaIted by the man
ipulaiion o. ignorant buck Indians.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

EDnOR HEHALD.-I wish to take this
opportunity to state 10 the people Of Yak
ina county that the county peoples par
" central committee have taken advan.
taRe Of my necessary absence from Yak.
Una and without consulting me In any
way 10 reference to the matter have do
clared the Office Of auditor vacant upon
the ticket and placed the name Of Mr.. B.
y. Vaughn upon the ticket in place Of
mine. This action they had no power or
authority 10 take. II I am rightly in
formed, and Is a direct insult to me and
the convention that placed me in nomi.
nation. Iwish to mako this announcer
ment in order to have the people know
the truth, and that I am for right and
justice 70 all men first, last and always.
Yours truly, L. G. READ.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
PEOPLES PARRY TICKET.

PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
ELECTORS.
William Lee, ST., James Bassett,
p. B. Barrows. William J. Caldwell
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
J. G. Van Patton, NJ. F. Knox.
C. W. Young, Governor
G. p. Twiss, Lieutenant Governor
Lyman Wood, Secretary OF State
Charles G. Rudolph, Auditor
W. G. p. Adams Treasurer,
G. W. Gardiner, Judge Of Supreme
Court
Frank T. Reil Judge Of Supreme Court
Govn0r Teats, Attorney General
John Madison smith, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction
T. N. Galloway, Commissioner Of Pub
lie Lands.
A. J. Murphy, State Printer.
Lawrence A. Vincent, Judge Of Super
Tor Court.
John W. Brice, Representative
John q. Boyle, County Attorney
Robert L Fraker. Clerk
L. C. Read, Auditor
Leonard L. Thorp. Treasurer
Tobias Beckner, Sheriff
G. l.. Gano, Assessor
FRANK lsAlhNetle, bneep OOtnullhalOueT
VIM. D. ingalls,, Superintendent Of
Schools.
DR.. W. W.; Mccormick, Coroner
-, Surveyor
Holt Calvert, Commissioner, LIST Dis
trirt
J.P. Marks, Commissioner, I'd District
WIN. B. Mathews, Commissioner, Srd
District
F. 7. Parker, Justice Of the Peace,
North Yakima, Ward No. |
Daniel Z. Stout, Constable, North Yak
ina, Ward No.
JIM Stout, Justice OF the Peace, North
Yakima, Ward No. 2
Jasper Mickleson, Constable, North
Yakima, Ward No. 2
L. s. Brown, Justice Of the Peace, Cow
ychee Precinct
+. NJ. Weddle. Constable, Cowychee
Precinct
G. W. Wilgus, Justice Of the Peace,
Lone Tree Precinct
Marion Tustin, Constable, Lone Tree
Precinct
Simon Longmire, Justice Of the Peace,
Wenas Precinct
H. S. Taylor. Constable, wenas Pre-
cinct
INDEPENDENT.
Morris Henry, Justice Of the Peace,
Lone Tree Precinct
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
STATE OF wAsH9orOs, ! ..

STATE or wAsHmoroN,
COUNTY o. YAKnGA.i
IMyron II. Ellis, auditor In and for
Yakima county, Washington, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing are
true and correct lists Of al nominations
iiled In my Office.
Witness my hand and seal this
lsRALl 22d day Of October, 1872.
MYRos II. Ellis,
County Auditor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
NOTICE
70 Voters Of Yakima City Precinct

TNARE notice that the Registration Books Of
l Yakima City Precinct viii close on the 9Th
day Of octobcE, ls92, ten days pr OF 10 the cleo
DSisd oct 2ist, issa. Yakima CITY, Yakima
County, wash. 0EOR0E oEnVAle,
tAlt Guy Clefk.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
Notice to Build Sidewalk.

NToTlcR Il hereby Given that the city Council
N haS pasled an order that . Sidewalk be con-
1frlcfed 70 conform 20 Ordinance No. l79 along
the Following described premises to-wit: lots
80 al R0i blpck 50 fronting on Yakima avenue
m North yakima, and unless built BY the owner
of aid lot within 20 days from date Of this
notice the same will be built BY said city and
GEO. W. RODMAN,
City Clerk.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

John Carson tells how he was led by
John McGFAW into signing = note Tor
t2oO; how under pretense that he was
signing an extension Of this same note,
John McGraw tTieked him into signing
another note for tGO4; how, in the mean
time, he was led into giving . bill Of sale
for some thirty.ilve tons Of hay to a cred
itOr Of the firm Of McGraw Bros, merely
to help them out Of . difficulty, Tor which
he got no pay. To this he adds some
other very ugly details.
AneWeF-None.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

PROHIBITION TICGET.
ELECTORS.
II. N. Belt J. W. Peter
r. D. Bigelow A. Macready
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
c. +. NeWberry A. G. Dickinson
Roger 8. Green, Governor
ID. q. Strong, LieutGRant-Go
W. II. Gilslrap, Secretary Of State
Christian Carlson. Auditor
q. W. Stewart, Treasurer
Everett Smith, Attorney-(ieneFal
W. VI. Heiney, Superintendent Of Pub.
lie Instruction
r. N. Gibson, Commissioner Of Public
Lands
W. II. Boothroyd, State Printer
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

fafe the crash, however, John came to
him representing that be could selI he
team to advantage, and with the money
would mees the noies. With this repre-
ssntation Fitzpatrick handed over the
bill Of sale, and % was lelt without any
thing. He says he learned afterwards
that MeGraw had given a similar bill Of
sale to Boston creditor. and ii became.
therefore necessary that he. get the bill Of
sale from Fitzpatrick IN order to escape
the embarrassment Of more than one per
son holding such bill on the same prop
eity, and both given By the same hand.
Fitzpatrick wai completely ruined in
meeting the note.
.AnsWeF-None.