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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-11
Rok III.

zamki u drzwi i chloroformem
znieczulaja spiacych strazni-
k6w. Pierwszy raz tax posta
pill pred miesiacem. Wtedy
'weszli do mieszkania policyan-
ia Pat. Fentona, na rogu 90
ulicy i School str, chlorofor-
mowali jego zone i dzieci, gdyz
jego samego W domu ME by}o,
zabrali zegarek j troche pie
niedzy. Take grosernie imie.
szkanie G. j. Koernischa ma
rogu ulic School i 50tei obra.
bowano W spos6b podobny, -
r6wniez sklep N. Swansona ma
rogu ulic Wenworth i 51ej.
Policya ME odkry}a ich je-
szcze; sadzi re we dw5ch wy
prawy urzadzaja.
Szuka wolnego mieszkania.
Joseph Hays, cz1owiek bez
utrzymania, probowai popel-
mic kradziez W piwiarni Frsta
Bertranda pod Nrem al Wa
shington str, azeby "a to, jak
sam otwarcie sic przyznaje,
dostac bezp}atny wikt j mie-
szkanie W ,,Bridewell". Udaf
sic tajemnie koszem do pi.
wnicy nape}ni} weglami. Ro-
biz umysInie lyle ha}asu, by
go odkryto aresztowano.
Przy przes}uchaniu powiedzia},
re mu sic sprzykzy}o spac W
snisgu i pustym 2o}adkiem
chodzic po ulicach, dlatego
srara} sic tym sposobem zaro-
bic ma ,,przyzwoite" pomie-
szczenie.
Pomieszczenie to otrzyma.
OstrOznie z lampami!
Wczoraj W nocy o godzinie
pol do dwunastej nagle eks-
plodowa}a Tampa wiszaca w
mieszkaniu pana J6zefa Ko:
waczka, znanego obywatela
polskiego parafi sw. Jadwi-
gi, a w}asciciela domu pod
nrem 1925 N. Hoyne avenue.
Prawdopodobnie "a wiele by}o
W lampie ,kerosyny", tax, re
otworki przeznaczone do pre-
p}ywania powietrza, by}y "a
tkane.
G}osny huk, a p6zniei ol.
brzymi p}omie1, kt6ry wy.
buch} W tejze samej chwili,
straszliwie przerazi}y familia.
Pan Kowaczek zerwa} sic 2
}6zka, pr6bowaf ko}dra stlu-
mic ogieh, ale tylko sic popa-
rzy} i skalec1yS W noge, stapi.
wszy ma szk{o re st}uczonej
lampy i y pewnoScia by}oby
niezmierne sta}o sic nieszcze
scie, gdyz pan Kowaczek juz
ME m6g} myslec gaszeniu
ognia, tylko co predzej chcia}
ratowac familie dzieci z l6zka
porywa3, = gdyby ma szcze-
scie lie zbiegli sic byli sasie-
dzi, kt6rym uda}o sic wreszcie
ko}drami, pierzynami, chusta-
mi, i czem tylko sic zdarzy}o,
ogied ugasif.
Szkoda zrzadzona ME jest
zbyt znaczna i w;niesie tylko
kilkadziesiat dolar6w, ale pre-
razenie familii ca}ej, i niebez-
piecze6stwo dla ca}ego domu,
kt6ry m6g} sic zajac, MIN Edo
1anoby zawezwac straz ognio-
wa, niechaj beda przestroga
dla wszystkich, kt6rzy z lam
pami ME obchodza sic bardzo
oglednie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-11
Poniedziafek, dnia IL Stycznia 1892 r.

W niej fa}szywe pieniadze Ma
}aczna sumo $500. Policya
w}asnie wtedy wesz}a do Mich,
kiedy wybierali sic wyjechac
z Salt Lake City do miast
wschodnich. Pieniadze z}ote
by1y znakomicie nasladowane,
bite doskonale, waga ich
by}a dok}adna.
Musza chodzic piechota.
Indianapolis, Ind., 10 st.
Ma wszystkich kolejach
konnych dzisiaj ME by}o ru'
chu. Pred 10 dniami prezy-
dent kompanii kolei uliczuej
Citizens odebra1 cd wszystkich
nalezacych do s}uzby kompa-
nil ich odznaki i zapowiedzih
i'm, ze tylko W tym wypadku
moga jezdzi5 bezp}atnie, jezeli
So W sfuzbie, a w kazdym in
nym wypadku rnusza op3aca6
zwyk}a nalezytosc. Me podo-
ba}o sic to ludziom i dzlsiaj
rano godzinie drugiej ma tai
mem posiedzeniu zarzadzono
strajk og6lny. DIS rano W
bi6rach kompanii przybito
og}oszenie, re ktokolwiek ME
zg4osi sic do roboty do po4u-
dnia, zostanie wydalony. Je-
dnakze zadnego to wpfywu
ME wywarEo ma ludzi. ,,Citi-
zens' Railway Company" jest
stowarzyszeniem akcyjnem,
kt6rego cz}onkami SO IL. Nc
Cormick, Marshall Field, S.
Allerton i John j. Mitchell 2
Chicago. Kapita} zak}adowy
wvnosi million dolar6W,
Ofiary nieszczescia W. kopalniach.
McA1hster, I. r., 10 stycz.
Dzisiaj grzebano ofary ME-
szczescia W kopalniach, kt6re
wydarzy}o sic pred kilku
dniami. Wczoraj pochowaDo
Is ofar, a dis 3S. Dobyto
jeszcze try zw}oki. Razem
dotychczas wydobyto 5S zw1ok.
Pomiedzy tymi, kt6rych DOLBY
to zywych, wedle zdania leka,
rzy, jeszcze II umrze.
Sprawa wOlnegO bicia srebra.
Washington, 10 stycz.
Kwestya ,,srebrna" znowu
bardzo zywo zajmuje obie
partye polityczne i W ostatnlch
dniach W ko}ach politycznych
tylko o tel sprawie m6wiono,
tax, re zdawa}o sic, IL zapo-
mniano o sprawie reformy
-c}owej. Demokraci jednakze
postanowili zanadto tel spra-
wy ME wysuwac naprz6d,
azeby ma tenn ME ucierpia4a
kwestya reformy taryfy.
Jest pomiedzy demokratami
stronnictwo, kt6re radzi spta-
we te od}ozyG az do T. 1898, a
wtedy przed}ozy6 ia miedzy-
narodowemu kongresowi. Je-
sliby przyszio do tego = a
! wniosek odnosny istnieje ma
bye Izbom przed}ozony, to W
czasie Rampant wyborczej-
prezydencyalnej kwestya ,,sre-
brna" zupe}nie stane}aby ma
boku.
Znaczny pOzar.
st. Louis, 10 stycz.
z Clarkville, Mo-, donosza,
re dis rano godz. 3ciej po-
Ear zniszczy} handel }okciowy
firmy Glaze Bros, dom opery
Elgin, dworzec linii kolejowej
Km sk}ad nbrah A w Tuke
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-11
Francya.
Pdry5, 8 stycznla.

U|yS, eUy 0Ahi"'
W miescie Cahors, rodzin
mem miescie Gambetty, 1000
,os6b ley chorych ma grype.
W Denain 600 familij jest
chorych. Z miejskich urzedni-
kow tylu zachorowa}o, re po-
wsta} prawie zast6j W za}a-
twianiu interes6w miasta. w
Montpelier, mie5cie, kt6re do
tychczas by}o uwazane Ia jedno
Z najzdrowszych we Francyi, i
dokqd wysy}auo chorych ma
kuracya, nadzwyczajnie zwie-
kszyla sic smiertelnosc W sku-
tex grypy. W Cambrai Bi-
skup ks. Thibaudier tax jest
ciezko chory ma grype, re le-
karze traca nadzieje by go
mogli wyleczy6. l I innych
miast Francyi nadchodza VIE
Sci r6wnie niepokojqce o roz-
szerzaniu sic epidemii.
Pary5, 10 stycznia.
W4asnie nadchodzi telegram
Z Cambria, re ks. Biskup Thi-
baudier umar} la grype. =
By}y minister marynarki Pey-
ron umar} ma grype. : Ia
chorowali opr6cz tego ma grype,
jak donoszq, cesarzowa austry-
acka, ! wdowa. i c6rka zmar}e,
go kedywa Egiptu.
Uk}ady W sprawie traktatu
handlowego mledzy Francya
a Stanami zjednoczonymi pra-
wdopodobnie W ciagu biezace-
go tygodnia zostana wykoGczo-
ne.
WieIka Brytania.
Londyaa, 10 stycz.
Sir Francis Clareford zosta}
mianowany brytyjskim poslem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-11
TGlegTamy ZagTaHIGzls.
Co nOwegO W EurOpie! : Grypa.
Dw0eh ksiaiat kOSeiOfa katOli-
ckfegO IA ME umiera.
Francya izOlOWana przy mfesza-
niu sic W sprawy egipskie.
NOWy pOsef angielSki W kOnStan-
tynOpOln.
StOsunki W ROSyi.
StOsunki W ROsyi.
Nienlcy.

D6FVtfd, ou} 0A'
Cesarz otworzy osobiscie
sejm W przysz}ym tygodniu.
Oczekuja, re nova tronoWa
(dostatecznie wyjasni zewne-
trzne / wewnetrzne stosunki
kraju.
W sprawie kwestyi egip-
skiei Niemcy z Austryq ida
reka W reke. l tn tam 50 "a
wstapieniem Abbasa Paszy ma
tron, a jezeliby Francya donna
gala sic wyznaczenia regency
pokrzyzowania plan6w An
gill, to ME zuajdzie nigdzie
poparcia, ami nawet W Rosyi
ami W Turcyi, Car pragnie,
sby pok6i europejski by} "a
JPewniony, a co do su}tana, to
W frmanie wyznaczaj4cym for
me rzadu egipskq, jest wyra-
zonem, IL W razie, gdyby u
mieraiacy kedyw ME wyzna-
czy} regency pozostawiajac
ma1oletniego syna, to ministro-
vie ze swego groua maja wy
znaczy6 regencya, a raczej mi,
nisteryum ma tworzyG regen-
eva.
ze strajkiem zecer6w ME
Jest w}asciwie tax zle, jak
rzecz przedstawiauo. W Berli-
ME niekt6rzy drukarze przy-
stall ma warunki zecer6w / ma
podstawie tego HOO strajke-
row powr6ci1o do roboty, ci
wspieraia jeszcze strajkuja-
,cych; gorzej przedstawiaj2 sic
stosunki W Monachium, Lip
sku i Stuttgarcie, ale i tam
strajkerzy ME traca nadzlei
\ powodzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-11
Turcya.
Koaostantynop0z,,,1o 10 stycznia.

Koaastantynopo7,,,10 stycznia.
W tutejszych ko1ach dyplo-
matycznych s}ychac, re VISTA
picnic ma tron Abbasa Paszy
w niczem ME zmienia dawnego
po}ozenia rzeczy j wcale ME da
powodu do nowych uk}ad6w
miedzy Anglia a Turcya. =
Francuski pose} mia} wczoraj
audyencya u su}tana. Sultan
mu powiedzia}, re scisle musi
sic trzymac uk}adu niegdys
przez Abdula Azisa zawartego.
U}ozono sic, re Egypt pozosta-
ME niezaleznym mic W tenn
zmienic sic ME da. Iupe}nie
zgadza sic z ten, by Abbas
Pasza wstapi} ma ,tron.
Meksyk.
Eagle Pass, 7'er., 10 stycz.
Z Torreon, Mex, nadchodzi
wiadomosc, re W g6rach przy
Dorengo powyzej Loredo uka
za1o sic 200 uzbrojonych. Far
merry juz pochwycili pieciu
powstafc6w. Czy oddzia} ten
jest czescia szajki Carry, czy
tez moze szajka rozb6jnik6w
popchnietych nedza do rozbo-
i6w, ME wiadomo ma pewno.
Indye WschOdnie.
Londyn, 10 stycznia.
Niejaki Varley, kt6ry ME
dawno powr6ci} ze Singapore,
napisa} list do lorda Salisbury,
W ktdrym oskarza Anglik6w,
jakoby prowadzili najhanie-
bnieiszy handel z tamtejszymi
kraiowcami. Ludzi tych po-
dobno losem wybiera sic, aze-
by ich potem W Singapore
zamyka6 do ciemnic, a potem
rozdat miedzy agent6w, ktorzy
ich jako niewolnik6w rozwoza
do r6znych fort6w anglelskich.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-03-31
YAKIMA and THE STATE.
Interesting Items Of News from Yakima
and Its Suburbs.
nits Of Gossip. Facts, Faneies, Per.
SOnals, and . ElOdgesPOage Of
Paragraphs % Every
Description.

Miss E. NJ. Uuthank, Of Tacoma, IL
the guest 81 Mrs. J. B. Reavis.
Louie Clements has returned from Hot
Springs greatly improved In health.
Mrs. l. NJ. KrutE and children left for
Spokane Tuesday on a visit 10 Mrs. L.
2. Gordon.
Gardner G. Hubbard, Of the Mckee
company, left on Monday morning Tor his
bone in Washington, DC.
Attorneys H. J. snivsly, J. B. Rsavis
and Edward whitson were in EIlensburgh
this week attending to legal business.
o. Human, Of EIlensburgb, was ia
the city Monday. He was amazed at thu
progress made since he was here three
years ago.
Joseph Green, Of Seattle, has been
elected ,olonel, and W. s. Shank. Of Ia
coma. lleutenant-cOlonel Of the First reEi-
ment, N. q. W.
Mrs. Hardness an Mrs. Martin, who
have ben visiting their sister. Mrs. P.
J. Flint, left for their homes at Palouse
City, Monday.
H. 8. Huson, formerly assistant chief
engineer Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company, has been nominated for mayer
Of Tacoma y the republicans.
Chas. H. Lombard, THR HERALD's cor
respondent at Fort SlmcOe, spent several
days in the city during the past week
visiting with friends and relatives.
Samuel siOrrow returned from wenat.
chez on Monday. He reports that the
snow on the divide beyond Ellensburgh
to be three and one-hnlf feet In depth.
The tenth annual convention Of the
Eastern Washington woman's Christian
Temperance Union will meet at Daven-
port, Wednesday and Thursday. May II
and ~.
Andrew Jackson IL now the highly 30
voFed democratic name Of sealtle's new
chief Of police. He succeeds Bolton
Rogers, who was deposed BY Mayor
Ronald.
Alexander Parker has been nominated
By the democrats Of Tacoma for mayor
and Will contest for this honor with II. g.
Huson. The battle promises 10 be fully
a. interesting and spirited as the recent
one held 10 Seattle, In which the demo.
Gratis achieved such . siSnal victory.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-03-31

Summons by Publication.

In the Superior Court Of Yakima County,
State Of Warrington.
Mary + w. WHEY Plaintiff We. ....
JOHN l.. WILEY,
Defendant.
The Stale Of Washington 10 The ADORE named
Defendant.
You are hereby notified that Mary E. Wiley,
Plaintiff, has fled q complaint against you IN
the Superior Court Of Yakima County, State Of
Washington, at North Yakima, which will come
on TO be heard sixty days after the hrst publica-
ton Of this summons, tO-wit: Sixty days after
the 18th day Of February, 1892 and unless you
appear and answer the same on or before the
nth day Of April, ls92, the same viii be taken
granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to
obtain an absolute divorce from the bonds Of
matrlmony existing between the Plaintiff and
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
tSEAL.l Superior Court banked this 18th day Of
February, A. d. ls9sA,
County clerk and Clerk Of the superior Court
II. J. sNIvELY, Attorney for Plaintiff. 5-St
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IT PAYs

To DO cautious In the choice Of mc,ll.
cines. Many arc injured by trying cx-
perilnents with compounds purpOriin.
to DO blood purifiers, TIE Trin, RI
recommendation Of which world re, N
to bo their "cheapness." being naGr
up Of worthless, though net Glwrya
harmless, ingredients, they may well
DO "cheap;" hut, in the end. they ere
dear. The most reliable medicines arc
costly, and can DO retailed at mod
crate prices, only when the manufacture
inS chemist handles tho raw materials
In large quantities. 1t H. economy,
therefore.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-03-31
Summons by Publication.


In the Superior Court Of Yakima County,
Sta;e Of Washington.
No. $50.
Action brought in the
MAGGIE Z. kNAPP, Superior Court Of Yak
Plaintiff, ma County, State Of
vs. MashingtOn, at North
Yakima and complaint
LESTER KNAPP, fled In the office Of the
Defendant. Clerk Of said Court on
the 18th day Of Febru-
ary, 1902.
The STATE Of Washington to the GbOre named
Lejrnddnt.
You are hereby notified that MnLgle Z. Knapp,
Plaintiff, has filed complaint against You m
the superior Court OF Yakima County, Siae Of
Washington. at North Yakima, which will come
on to Ie heard sixty days after the hTSt publlrn-
ton Of this summons, tO-wit: sixty DAYS after
the 18th day OF February, lsI2, aud unless you
appear aud answer the same Un ar before the
9Th day Of April. 1872, the same will be taken as
confessed and the prayer Of said complaint
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to
obtain an absolute divorce frUm the bOnds OF
matrlmOny existing between the Plaintiff and
the Defendant and to obtain custody Of the
children Of said Plaintiff and defendant.
witness my hand aud the seal Of said
tsEAL Superior Court Riix ed this 2Ith day Of
February, A. ID. 1872.
DUDLEY EsHELMAN,
County CLERK aud CLERK Of the Superior Court.
II. J. sNlvELY, Plaintiffs Adorned. 5st
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Use

Ayers sarsapariila, the valuable components
Of which arc imported, Wholesale, by tho
J. G. Aver Co. from tic regions where these
articles are richest In medicinal properties.
IT Is wonder 70 ne that any ether
than Ayers Sarsaparilla has q show IN Tie
market II people consulted their own In
terest, they would never use any other; for
II Is not only the best, but, on account CT Its
concentrated strength and purity, 1t Is the
most economical" James 4. Duffy, Drug
gist, Washington ST., Providence, n. l.
DR.. A. Z. Almond, Druggist, Liberty. Va,
writes: Leading physicians IN this city
preScFlbe
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-03-31

al t,or, the Ns.rhaez ~ Trn;on Gan a
d,.,snra ~ fon,,ssn milss iii M an IN.
,,sn.. sas,, e.,rvIn,, 40 t,D,as q much
.-s..- = ~ 49,. 800 =. Ia ooo onhIc
~. -.,.... 4, Tf,,o. ca ~. ,.otov.
will ~ senarated ona branch .baine car.
ned across ire river by pine line At an ele.
walton Of go feet, thence along the up
per sunnyside. and finally through a gap
in the R attlesnakes 70 the Columbia slope,
a distance Of lis miles. The second
branch will follow around the hills at
Union Gan and ont upon the reservation
lands and thence along the base Of the
hills 10 below Prosser. A distance Of 70
miles. These are immense undertakings
in themselves, but the lateraIs, which are
also 10 be built, will have an aggregate
length Of between 600 and 700 miles. The
COMPANY owns all Of the odd numbered
sections along the line Of the canal, hay-
inc aeouired them through purchase from
the Northern Pacific Railroad company,
and II Ia only through these holdings that
30 great an enterprise was made possible,
as the system outlined Is the most ex-
tensiye in the United States, II not IN the
world.
The KInraom Of Aaua.
A.. ,ssr,, n i,,;ga,,on n " Poulsy
Lac, VOC, ,.;ssd hons that measured ~
inchss In Isr,tb I'M, chs. Caynerter
:ovs thsv were suner;or N snv he had
D-sv;or.iv sooo
soIi,.,y .nd alone with tho sxcsD.
,;on ~ II. csvrsa IA Dsrched h,sh
rDon ons ~ ,hs by,Is ,bs, Ior,nod tba
hscLorornd ~ ,he .reno ~ The csls.
h-o,ion - AZ. ~, d;,oh On s.,nr.
d.v Ia, wos FAM olnev Rolow hin,
wcs ,ba GREAT crowd the mu.ic the ar;ng
~ .nvils .rd o.ho, ,D1;..,,ons ~ ar;ov.
nsDt. In, hIa ave. cons,.n,,v s,rsvsd
hsvond m. and oc,oss ,ho w;io s~nonso
~ liver 10 the iair lands which 10 him
wsro to,hidden uDdsr DoDoI,v ~ ,,os,h-
,or he hsd LilIod one ~ H. own ra,.a
Tbsrs ri. Indian po,bsr Law bu,,sd mi
,hora nj. v,Io occrDiad M. to,mo, homo
- - - - ,.I.,,.-.-. Il. -.
~.. UDon III hood he ,0or,sD, \. -,
The hoUnds,;es and ho do,od mi, ~ ~,
h;s ave. IN ~ w,ds s~0.Dso ~ r,.;,;s
,h.t sbonld Lnow III rad M more
The wine broLsn !, M ch,i.,enin, r.,
of ,hs h,,,n nr;ced ,.hor.c,sr ond msDv !
,,oan ven, nm a, wh., w.s coD.,do,sG :
~sn,oD 800 hv ,ho." -,to .s,-",,oS ~,
-, III. ~ - . Ln.n.- - !.
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MIS-. HARRISON, Of Missouri, accom-
panied by TWO OF her nieces, arrived In
sr,nn,s. w;,h ~. -. ~. = n ~,
K,nnav
Colonel fatriek Henry winston wishes
/" uist'netiy unoers'oou tnat ne u not
candidate LOT governor ms removes
most conspicuous and picturesque hgure
ron the race
senator Dolphs bAi authorizing the
payment oil $l.zo per acre TO settlers on
the even NUMBERED sections withln the
forfeited lana grants o. washington ana
oregon mas passed the senate
Colonel WIN vischer will soon start on
lecturing tour throughout the state, In
the interest Of temperance and to show
the results OF the Kelley ol-ehloFide Of
Eold treatment
The Grand lodge Of Odd Fellows viii
meet in Walla waIla on the 9th Of MAY
for three days session. The gathering
will include the Grand Assembly degree
Of Rebekah and the Grand Eneampment.
l. l.. savage = merchant anu govern
nlen1 inspector ol Ohihese resulting IN
the city during the past week, Mr.. Saw
age was Formerly p.r'ner Oh r. H. heeu
IN 'he me'eantue business ~ various
points along tue Nor'hern racine IN
luaho ana AiOhtAna'
The Great Northern company has sent
circulars to the preferred stockholders,
offering the privilege Of subscribing to
the extent Of 70 per cent Of their hold.
ings to Sl5, 900 900 new four per cent col.
lateral uost Oohus. Inc proceeds o. these
bonds VIII be used 10 complete the racine
extension from SPOKANE TO fuHet sound
For the benefit Of the disciples Of Isaac
Walton The HERALD will state that the
law makes il a misdemeanor to catch or
have in possession any trout previous to
NAV LIST. The penalty is fine Of not less
than $40 nor more than 400. or impris.
onment for not less ahan three nor more
than FIVE months, or both fine and i'm.
prisonment.
w. O"'e', nSPe'tor u O''"eSe S"'
op.u"i oroas", Two ee'es''"'S u'~n 'Iou'
', ouy' " eAanA',u"
i hnInra - lEnInnaF HnnInn
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Ten Dollars Reward.

CTRAYRD IRON THE UNDERSIGNED AT
- Yakima City, March lat, two WORK horses'
one aoTJel, weight 1850 pounds, white stripe \
lace, ahod all round: branded with an eHg v
over Ieverled n on left shoulder. one black
and harness MARIA "
Yaklma City. March Ilih, IVA h.
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Summons by Publication.


No. Sal.
Action brought in the
Superior Court Of YAK.
ina County, State Of
washington, ct North
Yakima, and complaint
fled In the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of said Court on
the 9th day Of March,
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WATER CROWNED KING.

panies were organized and landstaken up
for the purpose Of bnilding . conduit TO
carry the waters Of the Yakima upon the
lands; but the surveys demonstrated the
impraclicability Of this scheme for organ
nations controlling only limited capital.
Finally the Homework Ditch company
was organised BY the settlers Of KOnne-
Wock, or Piety Flat. Their plans were
not Of an extensive character, and a. they
were poor men they were their own con-
tractors and builders. Among the pro-
jectors Of this ditch were l. N. Lord, Jos
eph BarthOlet, ST., CIV. Fowler, Matt
Bartholet and Robert Dunn. They en-
dured great hardships, but Il was their
salvation and they persevered under the
most trying circumstances. Captain
Dunn relates how he worked on the ditch
In the dead Of winter with no covering for
his hands, through being too poor to buy
gloves, and subsisting almost entirely on
potatoes and salt. This IL a sample Of
what these pioneers endured, and some
Of them had 10 ride miles to and from the
work. But when thew obtained water
they felt well repaid, for the lands yielded
most bOuntiiully. A still better time was
coming, for . powerful corporation was
being organized that realized the rich re-
turns to be made on the investment by ir-
rigating the Sunnyside country, and for
this purpose the rights Of the Homework
company must be secured. Terms salts
factory and advantageous TO the owners
Of the ditch stock were agreed upon and
thetFansieF Of the property was made to the
Northern Pacific, Yakima 4 Kittitas
Irrigation company.
This company hal spent year Of time
and over 10000 in surveys aud knew ex-
actly the nature Of the undertaking in
which Il had embarked. The first sur
veys under J. D. Mcintyre had proven
unsatisfactory, but with the engagement
Of @. R. lockwood as chief engineer. and
VIM. Hammond Hall, state irrigation en-
gineeF Of California, as consulting en-
gineef, the work has progressed rapidly
and on scientific principles.
Paul schulze. Of Tacoma. IA the presi.
dent Of the companv. and /, has been one
Of the pet projects Of his teeming brain,
and for lie success he has bent every en-
enry and made every ef,,rt Hehas been
ablv assisted nv Mr.. Waller N. Granger
the resident MANAGER and one Of The al.
reetors. who has yivilnutlv looked after
the oompanv,s intere.,a and Contributed
greatly To Ringing the prpsent work IN
IL succe.aful completion. Another Al.
acer. who. in hIs department as chief en-.
eineer has proven worthy Of he coma.
dance reposed IN him and AZ the b;yb ere.
dentIaIs he carries. 4 q R Ro.kwood
Thu burden AZ suecess or iailuye has FALLEN
larvelv upon him bu. bis work has me,
with the full approval Of Mr.. Hall. The
eonsuItinv epg,neer. who 4 kpoTn 4,
last he ren1tation. whe,svv In ,he
United stats IRRIGATION engineering has
bssn a,temnlad
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v,..s..- \, !. - 80
$3.50 . I. y. . -. 49, ~ " > .O' ~,
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49, s se - . ~ " , len
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Choice oats and chop barley Tor sale
at North Yakima Roller Mills. l4-tf
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