The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-07

MEETING or THE MINISTER'S. The Min
isterial Alliance Of North Yakima heldit
second regular meeting on Monday, Jan.
4, 1892, at the rooms Of Rev. W. H. Cor
nett. There were presen. Rev. 8. II.
Cheadle, president; Rev. R. Warner, sec
rotary; Rev. +. Waldron and Rev. W. H.
Cornett. Prayer wasoffered by R ev. Wal
dron, after which the president read
communication from Rev. B. 8. Mac
Laferty, Of the Tacoma Ministerial ALI
ance. An ably written paper was then
read by the president, which Get forth in
q clear, practical light the elements Of
successful ministerial and Christian work.
Some Of the elements emphasized were:
Increase OF fraternity among ministers
Of different denominations; safe direction
Of general Christian work; the kingdom
Of darkness challenged by the united forces
Of ChrIst's kingdom; the advancement Of
the Christian, moral, and social interests
Of the community" The paper was full
Of practical suggestions and was well re-
ceived by the, brethren. A general dis
cussion Of the temperance work in this
place was had, after which the election Of
officers occurred. s. H. Cheadle was re-
elected president, F. Waldron vice presi-
dent, and r. Warner secretary. A con-
stitution was adopted. The time and
place of meeting will be the first Monday
Of each month at 10 a. M. in Rev. Cor
nett'sroom. Rev. WaIdron was requested
to prepare a paper for the next meeting
subject, Preparation for the Sabbath"
Rev. CheadIe offered the closing PRAYER,
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insanity. In case THE HrRALp refuses
his request the reverend gentleman threat
ems proceedings for libel. Phillips was
the superintendent Of schools at the res
eryatiou, and until he was incontinently
bounced BY Agent Lynch Generalization
reigned supreme. It is charged that
Phillips appropriated things from the
agency without authority or right; that
he wrote letters to the department with
the intention Of deceiying, and that he
was n nuisance generally. That Agent
Lynch believed the man was crazy is evil
denced by the fact that he wrote the de-
partment to that effect, and that the dis
missal was the proper thing to do under
the circumstances is shown by the ap-
proyal expressed by the special agent who
recently visited the reservation and in
ysstiRated the circumstances. II the Rev =.
Phillips wants n more complete apology
from The HERALD, this paper has some
telling athdavlts which 1t VIII publish
without extra charge.
WANT TO DEPosE MARSHAL McMuRTRY.
Chairman schorn, of the council COM
mIttee on police, recently requested the
RESIGNATION Of Rem McMurtry AZ marshal,
The latter stated that his resignation
would be placed before the board at the
next regular meetinp. and AZ n conse-
ouence candidates began to bob up Sc
reuely and button-hoie councilmen and
others who are supposed to have influ-
enoe with the municipal dads, but the
council met and the council adjourned
and neither the marshal put in an appear
ance nor was his resignation fled. This
40 astonisbed the statesmen Of the corpo-
ration that no action was taken. but ut
least one Of them swears that at the next
meeting OF the board charges will be pre-
terred II the resignation isn't forthcoming.
The leading candidates for the position
are H. d. Cock Phil Stanton and J. M.
Henderson.
REMARKABLE GRowrH.-Dayid ellison
"a voucher for the truth of the following
abatement which ia an evidence of the
vonderiul fertilitv Of the Yakima soil
On Captain Inverarity's ranch, inst he
Inv NORTH Yakima. Iocust seed was Mo \.
ed under on the 9th day Of April. Ga
the folIowinO October. n few tavs le.3