The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-25

viii Cr,Ok 10 spending = few days at
Hot Springs.
Walter N. Granger returned wednes'
day from the east.
Born, Tuesday, Aug. q, 70 the wife Of
T. R. FisheF. . son.
Rev. Robert Warner left Monday to
attend the Methodist conference at walla
Walla.
P. J. Herks left Wednesday for The
Dalles, to make final proof on his claim
near that city.
Buy your hop tickets ct THE HERALD
office. TIE HERALD makes q specially
Of this class Of work.
Harry Il. Sharp. an attorney and JUS
tice Of Tacoma, spent . couple Of days in
Yakima during the past week.
The Sons Of Veterans will give . social
ct the residence Of John o'Neal, Mob
Hill, on Friday evening Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman left Monday
for the mountains. They will b joined
on the trip BY Dr.. Chapman, Of Columbus.
Ben snipes, IT,, son Of the beef baron,
banker and general good fellow, iS 10 the
city winning his way among the young
ladies.
The families Of D. 4. LeSh, Albert Say
Tor and Chris ScoW returned Wednesday
from Stampede tunnel, where they have
been rustIcating during the heated term.
The ladies' Of Wide Hollow will give =
social at the Bounds gTOyS on Tuesday
evening Of next week, for the beEeht Of
the Christian church. All are cordially
invited.
The Yakima delegation at Olympia
consisted Of J. B. ReaViS, H. J. SniVely,
J. N. Baxter, o. A. FecbteT, Dr.. B. N.
Savage, n. @. Wills, J. T. EShslman and
Samuel VinsOn.
John A. Stone has made visit to the
hop field Of A. B. Weed, and Is greatly
"enthused" over what he saw. He says
It 10 the finest yeaIling yard he ever put
his eyes on. and believes that II will
yield 200 pounds to the acre.
F. Bison and John Holden, Of South
Prairie, were guestS Of the Hotel Yakima
over Sunday. Their observations Of this
fruitful section inStflled . desire In their
breasts 10 take advantage Of the oppOTtu-
mites offered here, and We will probably
see more Of them In the future.
The engagement Of Thomas c. Crit
6tts, Of Spokane. to Miss Ada MOrdaunt
IL announced BY the Spokane RsuiSW.
Mr.. Grifitts was the nominee In 1888 for
delegate 10 congress, and Il was only last
week that his former marriage was va
Gated by divorce, on petition Of bis wife.
Said q we'll known hop factor to HER-
AID reporter: "BuyerS may try to run
down Yakima hops, but the fact 10 they
compare faVorably with those grown In
any part Of the world. and were they
cured and packed with the same care
and degree Of skill they would rank with
the finest Bohemians."
There 10 danger Of tragedy In these
parts. A carpenter named Woodruff has
been altogether toe gallant to the wife Of
Mr.. McTntyrO and the latter has given
the wood worker until the elOSo Of this
day to get out Of the country under pain
Of facing the shot gun. Woodruff 10
greatly peFtuTbed In mind and hardly
knows which way to turn 10 escape the
wrath Of the wronged husband.
G. H. Schmidt, representing the large
dairy firm Of @. q. WickSon 4 Co., Of
San Francisco and Portland, Il here with
. view 10 establishing an immense cream
cry at North Yakima. II will require the
milk Of 1000 cows TO successfully oper-
ate thu plant, and Mr.. Schmidt iS now
canVassing among the farmers to secure
the required amount Of milk. This en-
teFpriSO should b given earnest support,
- Il 10 the purpose Of the company to
put in machinery at q cost Of 5000 for
the manufacture Of butter and cheese.
No bonus 10 asked; oil they want 10 ma
terial to work with, which the farmers
should b able 70 furnish.
There 10 little doubt but that offers Of
Is cents have been made for Yakima
hops, although dealers deny Il. The
summary Of the situation 10 this: The
German hop crop b about the samo a.
last year. but the StoCk Of oldS has been
exhausted. The English hop b below
the average both in the point Of quality
and quantity. New York viii not give
over . tWo-thiEdS crop, but the quality
will b excellent, the FAVAFOs Of YER
min being very liEht this year. The Cal
iioFnia'S crop will drop % . quarter, and
reports from the Sound districts show .
decreased crop and poorer quality. The
Yakima hops are Of rood quality, but the
yield 10 the acre viii lall Of . tEiae, which
will b overcome and the balances left
LANGLEY in our favor BY an increased acre.
ags and Nondsrfal Yields o. young yards.
The Northern Pacific and the city ono
ialS are to-day having . monkey and
parrot time oVeEs the sewerage question.
Superintendent ProWOll some days ago
submitted . prODOsition granting the