The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-07-06
HERALDINGS.

pair at Schott Bros. 2o-u
Mems fine shoes for $50 at schot,
Bros. clearing sale. 22-tf
Endless variety of Oxford and tennis
shoes at Schott Bros. 20-u
Frank G. Reed came up from Prosser
Monday, to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Richardson, Of Boston, is in the
city the guest Of Mrs. w. F. Morrison.
Jay Sedgwick. OF the Northern Pacific
was in the city Monday looking after tax
matters for the railroad.
Alfred Chase left on Tuesday to spend
a couple Of months at the worlds fair ant
his old home at Providence, X. 1.
E. F. Benson will return from the
Worlds Fair early in August. He claim,
that Yakima's poor showing there /,
largely due to the inertia OF our citizens
The little daughter Of Mrs. ". S. Bag
well fell under the street commissioner
wagon one day last week. resulting in 9
fractured leg.
Eighty-five new books Just received by
the Yakima Library Association. The
library is open from 8 to 8 p. m. on Wed.
nesdays and Saturdays.
Lieut.. E. s. Isaacs, Of the National
Guard, was q Yakima visitor last week
His home is in Walla Walla where he Is
engaged in the milling business.
Ed. Wilson returned from Tacoma on
Friday last and left Monday night te
spend the summer in the east, taking in
the Worlds Fair on his way to his former
home 10 Lakewood, N. J.
The mortgage of the N. P. Y. 4 X
Irrigation Co. to secure a loan OF 500, 0oO
from English bond buyers was recorded
this week. The mortgage is printed ir
pamphlet form and covers 48 pages.
Will S. Davidson was up before Justice
CLARK, Saturday, under the nuisance law
for hauling dead mule to the lower end
OF the town and leaving the animal with.
out sufficient covering OF mother earth.
fine Of 81 and costs was imposed.
The N. P. and Yakima Irrigation Com.
pany has now a telephone system in
working order from the head of the canal
to some distance below Zillah. 1t will
be extended along the line OF irrigation
works as they are completed and Ia
Mabton.
Discord, incompatibility or other causes
have resulted In the separation Of husband
and wife in two instances during the past
week, and arrangements are being made
to grind out two more divorces through
the Yakima courts. Two couples whose
marital troubles have already been aired
before the law have endeavored to even
matters by patching up their differences
and once again taking upon themselves
the obligations of husband and wife
Love comes and love goes, but the world
ways on as before and these domestic
episodes make but small rifle on the
great sea OF life.
Volney Taft in letter from Chicago to
his father, writes that the Yakima ex'
hibit at the Worlds Fair consists Of lone
apple and seven small jars Of fruit.
This is Notifying showing for the most
productive section of the state. 1t is time
that an organized effort was made to
have this county properly represented
Mr.. Benson is there talking Yakima, but
finds it uphill work with no exhibits to
back up his statements, and not scrap
OF paper descriptive of this country. He
has written and telegraphed THE HERALD
for printed matter, but this paper cannot
afford to get up twenty-five or fifty thous
and circulars for people who will make
no effort to help themselves.
All over the boundless west can be
found cattle and horses branded accord.
ing TO the fancy Of their owners, bu
probably in no section OF the country out.
side of Yakima will be seen cayotes with
brand on, and that brand the one o
the government of the United States. A
favorite pastime of the Yakima Indians
is to lariat cayotes and press the red no
brand Of II. D." Indian Department
upon their tanks. Many OF these stink
ing animals, thus peculiarly marked, arr
frequently to be seen on the Yakima In
dian reservation, and 80 popular has thi.
sport been with the siwashes that it il
even claimed that the young are now
brought forth bearing this brand. Uncle
Sam would have some trouble in round
ing-up all of the stock marked with his
brand.
North Yakima did not do much in the
way of celebrating at home. That i!
there was no concerted effort. individuals
had little private demonstrations, the
most effective Of which and the one thai
created the greatest sensation was gotten
up by Master Rufus Eshelman. Rev
and Mrs. Eshelman were at Yakima City
taking in the sights there, while the
young lad was at home firing off cracker:
in the back yard. Like the celebrated
kick Of Mrs. O'Leary's COW at the incep.
ton Of the Chicago fire. NO one knows
just how it happened, but early in the
afternoon flames were seen shooting up
from the shed at the back of the house