The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-22
HERALDINGS.

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Sound country.
L. E. Sperry expects to leave for Ia
coma, Friday for brief visit.
Mrs. J. B. Huntington, Of Oregon, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gull.
land.
The Anderson Live Stock Association
shipped train load Of sheep from Yak
ina for Chicago, on Tuesday.
Charles W. Henry leaves to-day for his
former home in Ohio. He expects to be
absent until the first Of the year.
A. c. Kesliug has returned from the
Mount Adams country, where he claims
to have discovered a valuable ledge Of
cinnabaT.
Found, . genileman's watch. The
owner can have same by application at
this Office, proving property and paying
charges.
4. +. Butler, while playing with
coyote that is kept at his place as pet,
received severe bite on the hand,
Wednesday.
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after the interests Of Yakima county at
the exDosition in a few davs.
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Deen IN 'ne Guy lof '"e past wees VISIT
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$500 49,
Mr.. W. l. Lince left last evening Tor
Tacoma and Victoria, to be absent Tour
weeks. he has had very annoying
cold and cough oil late and hopes That
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The democratic central committee head
quarters have been established in the Esh'
Gilman building. A banner 10 being
painted and will be extended across the
street to the First National bank block
The last of the sewer pipe was laid to-
dav. and now all that is required to make
the system complete and ready Tor water
and connections is some hush tanEs'
which 1t will take but lie" days 70
construct.
The republicans announce another pa
rade and speaking on Monday evening
next. McGraw and P. H. Winston will
be the orators that is, McGraw will say
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Died, at North Yakima september 49,
Ethel g., eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Wiley, aged 20 years. months
and 8 days. The funeral was conducted
by Rev. S. H. Cheadle from the family
residence, on Tuesday morning.
Col. w. r. Prosser returned from the
Sound "wednesday night. Int will be-
hare only n few days. as his duties AZ
chairman ot the bayboy line commission
rauuire his presence on the Sound almost
continuously. Mrs. ProsseY and children
viii not return from the coast before the
arat Of NEXT month
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uu'' rece'Eeu EA'!AO'e "C''c. '.0
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:, $500. a.. -. ~ - 80,
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$50. 49, p - 49,"
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A. l.. Slemmons was recently admitted
to the bar at Ellensburgh, and on Friday
OF last week he imPeached In court the
veracity oil V. Il. Frost ex-chairmah OF
the democratic central committee. inns
aroused FrostS anger and ne called Stem.
mons vile names, for which he was lined
$40. The following day Frost purchased
revolver, and meeting slemmons began
TRADE Of abuse. This SlemmonS re-
scented, and Frost drew his revolver and
Tired. 1t 10 claimed that the hrinG was
premature, and, notwithstanding the
large sized target that Mr.. SIenlmons
makes, the bullet went vide oil the marx
and was imbedded in the sidewalk.
Frost was arrested and bound over In
the sum Of $3.50. There has been bad
feeling between the two men Tor a long
time past.