The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-02-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


The FIRE department was called out
for drill Tuesday afternoon and made q
very creditable showing.
Deputy Marshal Ryan has been in
cspacitated for service by the grip for the
past ten days and Tom Station has been
on duty in his place.
AT The HERALD job Office can now be
found the three sizes Of Hazel Script, the
most delicate type ever manufactured for
invitations, announcements and visiting
cards.
AT q rental Of 40 per year, John
Cleman on Saturday last leased school
section SO, township Is, range Is east,
and W. A. Kelso section Is, township 8,
range q east.
The receipts Of the entertainment at
Yakima City on the 18th inst. was tS7.05
and the expenses $l2, leaving . credit
balance Of S26.O5 for the benefit Of the
Sunday school.
Mayor Weed and Clerk ROdman have
signed the sewer bonds in the amount Of
AZ ,0OO and forwarded the entire batch
to the eastern purchasers, the proceeds Of
the sale to be returned to the city
treasurer.
Col. L. s. Hewlett, Commodore John
Roberts and J. G. Coates left Tuesday for
Seattle to confer with the gentlemen Of
that city who filed on desert land in the
vicinity Of Barrel springs in reference to
sinking artesian wells on their claims.
The marriage Of Ross Beck to Mrs.
Sarah F. Allen was celebrated at the resi-
dence Of the groom and in the presence
Of Q large circle OF relatives and friends
on Sunday, Feb. l4th. The unifcation
was performed by Justice s. c. Henton.
On Monday Auditor Ellis issued a
marriage license to Irving G. Webb, Of
Tacoma, and Miss Lulu Blackwell, Of st.
Paul. Miss Blackwell is the young lady
who has been visiting Mrs. G. B. Jordan
at Toppenish for some time past, and she
has many friends in this city who wish
her every happiness in her new life.
ID. M. lessee, Of Walla Walla, chair
man Of the state horticultural board, was
in the city Tuesday and inspected the
fruit in the various stores and found all
Of the Sicily lemons covered with the
aphis. Mr.. lessee ordered that they be
either cleaned or destroyed. The dealers
in every instance preferred the former
means Of getting nd Of the pest.
The coal land suits Of The Govern.
ment vs.. The Northern Pacific Coal Com
pany, Thomas johnson ct al, embracing
nine filings, which have been pending
before the land officers Of this district for
many months past, were decided on Tues
day in favor Of the government. The
land embraces about 1900 acres in the
heart Of the Roslyn district and is easily
worth 100000.
Agent Jay Lynch, Of the Yakima res
ervation, is in the city for q couple Of
days this week. He says the Indians
us'u O,s 00uneiI over tne resent kilnns
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ons " u.eO., tne iA''ei' wno Is = nAi
now keeping an eye on Pasco and await
ing the time when the bitter feeling shall
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Oh ms snort sentence miiourn was re-
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