The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-10-19

to the example Of Christ on the cross II
the case Of the thief and declared that i
was appropriate for the council to emu
late that example in this instance. Al
this juncture the forensic furore sbated
abruptly, aud the council sgain proceed
ed to deliberate on few minor matters
At last meeting OF North Yakima Lodge
No. 20, A. o. U. W, il was decided to
celebrate the 25th anniversary Of the
order, in Masonic hall, Thursday even
ing, October 20. 1--WE sincerely desire
that yourself, family and any friends
you may desire to invite, be present"
says Recorder SPANS notice. "A shin
gle supper will be a feature and the
brothers are expected to contribute such
refreshment as may be eaten from the lap.
A good musical and literary program me
will be furnished. Come and help us
enjoy our silver anniversary" As the
anniversaries of this order are always
occasions OF convivality and enjoyment,
the arrival of the date above given is
awa ited with no little anticipation.
Druggist W. II. Chapman has received
the material for the construI ton OF six
teen-foot boat for use on the Yakima
chiefly between this point and the hunt
ing grounds in the vicinity of Toppenish.
at is grand sport" said Mr.. c., ito
shoot down over the rapids between
those points," but he didn't say anything
about how amusing it is to shoot up over
the rapids in very swift current after a
hard days hunt in the marshes. How
ever, number OF Mr.. Chapman's friends
await the completion OF the boat with a
noticeable degree OF expectancy.
The school board OF this city has just
received physical and chemical apsr-
atus, costing $l25, for use in our public
school. A labratory is now in pr )cess OF
completion in the basement OF Columbia
school building, and it will be remarka-
bly, creditable preparation. Considered
in connection with the complete apparatus
it is a matter for congratulation that our
school will be so we'll equipped
perhaps, than the ordinary city OF ten
thousand people. A class Of sixteen
members an xiously await the completion
of the labratory.
The Girls Guild Of st. Michael's church
will hold a chrysanthemum and cake
festival about Thanksgiving time at
which three prizes will be given. All
those persons having chrysanthemums
are invited to put them on exhibition Tor
competition for the prizes to be awarded
on that oc casion. Cakes will soon be on
sale for the benefit of those not wishing
to take their own Thanksgiving cakes.
A prize will be given for the handsomest
cake. This festival promises to be an
occasion of much merriment and enter
tainment.
The petition to congress, circulated last
week in this city by Nj. q. Wills in behalf
OF the proposition to pension the few re-
naming veterans of the Indian wars, was
headed by the names Of all OF the leading
officials, lawyers and business men OF this
district and now contains startling
array OF names. 1t WAS the general ex
preston that congress should take imme
date action favorable to the prayer OF the
old frontier soldiers.
Lewis Jeordens and Milton Waters
who were con victed OF melting riot in the
hop fields up the Ahtanum valley, were
on Tuesday fined $75 and costs each
Judge Graves stated that the ofense o.
which they were convicted was serious
one, but, inasmuch as 1t was the initial
case of that kind, he would exercise
degree of leniency that would scarcely be
warranted in a second case OF SO grave
nature.
Died, at Cowychee, October 10, Estella
B., little daughter of z. Hawkins, aged 9
years, 8 months and % days. On Octo-
Der IA, Miron, youngest son, aged syearsr
months and IA days.
Weep no more, beloved ones.
For the little dsrlings gone before.
They have only passed DER the cold, silent river
And are resting their feet on that beautiful
shore NIL
Sydney Place, OF Anacortes, was in the
city on Tuesday, Ell route to Pr)sser
Falls, where he will probably locate. He
says he dropped SIG, 900 in the boom town
on the island, when, had he invested in
this section, he believes it would have
quadrupled during the time it has been
buried in the former place. Mr.. Place is
right, beyond question.
A. F. Smelling brought an apple tc
town the other day that weighed twenty
four ounces, two ounces more than the
weight of the big apple at the Oregon
fair over which the newspapers made &C
much ado. The tree from which Mr.
Smelling got this apple is loaded witt
fruit, each specimen of which is nearly
as large as this one.
Bishop Junger, of Vancouver, who pur
posed being present at St. Joseph's Cath
Ollie church on the 10Th inst, to admins
ter confii nation, has been compelled Il
delay his visit by reason Of the prevalence
of diphtheria in neighbor valleys. Th,
date of his coming will be announced
later.
Isaac N. Tate. of Zillah, is in the city
He will 90 to Puyallup tomorrow to aic
in adjusting matters OF the Zillah drug
store, in which he is Interested, anc
which is now in the hands Of a receiver
owing to embarrassment of the principa
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