The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-11
HERALDINGS.

turnel FROM the Sound yesterday.
o. v. Carpenter and family are rusti-
eating at the reservation soda springs.
Twelve hundred dollars was the sum
collected by the county this year as poll
tax.
The county commissioners bave grant.
cd liquor license to Charles BriSnolio,
Of ProsseT.
Jack Charles and A. G. Kesling left for
Mount Adams on Tuesday to be absent
several weeks.
Auditor Ellis Is among tue number
who are taking In the sights Of the Sound
cities this week.
Jessie May Shearer, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Shearer, died at
Goldendale, July u.
For the first seven months Of 1892
there have been 81 marriages, against 21
for the same period last year.
Geordy Williams, the well known cat
tleman Of the White Bluffs country, was
Yakima visitor during the past week.
Robert Rein, the Young man who was
stabbed by Sherman. left on Tuesday for
the mountains to recuperate his health.
Mrs. John Reed left Monday to spend
several weeks in Cle-EIum where she
will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Walter
J. Reed.
Among the sales recently made by
Fechter & Ross was the ranch Of U. F.
Diteman to E. P. Sanford. COnsidera-
ton, $6,5OO.
Messrs. Stuart Rice, r. r. Price and
B. Wath. Of Tacoma. filed on 800 acres Of
desert land each, under the Leadbetter
ditch. Monday.
n. II. Metals. prosecuting attorney Of
Kittitas county. was 10 the city an Mon
day visiting his friends, Of whom he has
agreat number.
The city conn,il gives notice to the
public that 20 per rent has been added to
all delinouent taxes since the publication
of the deljpouent tax list.
Mr.. Griffith. compositor on the Seats
tie Post Inislligs"e,r, accompanied by W..
l.. Caldwell and Curtis Greene, Of THE
HERALD fore. are enjoying . few day.
fishin, on the uuper hatcher thi. week
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matter, Of mueb importancs will be con-
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Inc peoples party mas ABOUT ao"nuon'
Ell tue idea Of esIaDll"hInH a newspaper
in this county. william Lee says more
good can be done from the stump ana
then 1t costs money to publish news
paper you Know, although some Of The
HERALD's subscribers apparently DO not
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Capt. J. H. Thomas says that the ap-
pliratiOn for depot at Yakima City has
been approved at headquarters in ST..
Paul, and that the work Of construction
will begin In q very short time. This L.
looked forward tn as the initial point Of
the promised boom.
1oho TAN o,,h. Ah,.0ru I, Ioot;n,
kr man ~ho to,,ns,,v wo,Lsd ror MIN
The fellow appeared at Mr.. TufFts resi-.
dence Tuesday and asked to he given &C
Communications for the niuht. His re-
Quest was granted but during the niyht
he skinned ont with a watch and SIS be-
longing to Mr., Turn.
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