The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-01

Dr. Soblette, vi Fort sincoe, has been
reappointed reservation physician after
civil service examination.
]. p. McCafferty left for Corvallis, Ore.
gon, Monday evening on receipt Of a tele.
gram that bis mother was dying.
Connections are being made for the
water motor which is to furnish the
power for running The HERALD presses
Married, at North Yakima, May 30, a,
the residence of the brides parents
Thomas E. Griffiths to Miss Hattie f.
Myers.
A. X. Hiscock and Robert McCook
who have large hop ranch on the Mckee
have gone to California to study the sub.
ject of growing hops in all Of its details.
Fred Miller will apply for admission to
the bar at the term Of court which con.
venes here on June 5. He has loaded
\ himself up with Blackstone for the occa,
sion.
F. ID. .Sehnebley, of Ellensburgh, il
in the city this week looking after his
property interests. He is much i'm
pressed with the prosperous appearance
Of Yakima.
According to the new law. applications
for new roads and changes will hereafter
20 through the superior court, being
taken out Of the hands OF the county com.
missioners.
Cle-Elum Tribune: The agricultural
college regents will probably advise the
removal of the college from Pullman tc
North Yakima. The institution should
have been located at Yakima in the frs,
place.
Mrs. r. B. Milroy spent several days
in Ellensburgh during the past week, re
turning with her aunt, Mrs. J. III. Thomp.
son, who intends remaining here during
the summer in hopes that her health will
be benefited.
W. 2. York has sold and shipped his
horse Hobo Dick to w. P. Richmond, oil
Portland. The consideration was 1920.
Mr.. York says that Dick will be heard
from on the track and will still further
spread the fame Of Yakima bred horses
The HERALD would like correspondent
at each of the following postoffices: All
tanum, TamDico, Cowychee, Fort Sim.
coe, Yakima City, Prosser, Kiona and
Zillah. The current news of the day
from all sections Of the county is what
THE HERALD is after.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment OF the Buckley Lumber Co., A. f.
Larson manager. This company is build.
ing new mills and putting in new and
improved machinery, with capacity oil
$4,000 feet per day, and their facilities
for supplying the demand are unexcelled.
The Tacoma Negs estimates that the
attendance on the G. A. R. encampmen,
in this city, beginning June IA, will no,
be less than 1000. Byron Phelps, Of
Seattle, and John A. Scott, brother-in.
law of ex-President Harrison, of Por,
Townsend, are candidates for the Office Of
department commander.
Ed Whitson and Fred Parker own and
are developing mine at Palmer noun.
tain, within half a mile of where the re.
cent rich strike was made, in which two
pounds Of gold was taken from seven
pound piece of ore. Their mine is very
promising one and they are greatly en-
couraged by the good tidings. i,
The report comes from Ellensburgt
that, owing to continued i'll health, ant
on the advice of his physician, Carroll B
Graves will soon resign the Office O
superior judge of this district In tina
case the vacancy will be filled through
appointment by the governor, with tn,
chances favoring r. X. Nichols or X. B
Milroy, of this city.
Messrs. A. F. Smelling, G. NJ. McKin
ney and George A. Fair left on Tuesda,
morning to attend to Mount Pleasan
association of the Baptist church, con
vening at Walla Walla. This association
transacts business matters for the allow
named church for southeastern Washing
ton and northeastern Oregon. The con
vention will last about seven days.
Ellensburgh is preparing to celebrat,
the 4th Of July in good style. Six hun
dred dollars has already been subscribed
for this purpose, and it is the intention
OF the committee having charge of thu
arrangements to invite Yakima and othe
neighboring cities to participate. Their
will probably be hose cart and othe
races, 90 our boys had better get int
training at once.
The county clerk and his deputy viii
enter upon work under the new fee Law
on the 18th Of this month. The clerk
fees are considerably higher. but the fee
OF the sheriff, auditor and justices of tn
peace are reduced. Plaintiffs are com
PEELED to make deposit of "a, and If til
defendant puts in an appearance he de
posits 81, which carries the case up +
judgment. When judgment is entere,
another deposit must be made, averaging
IS when the case goes by default; judg
ment with appearance of adverse part,
"a, except in case of jury trial, when it i
IS, and suits on foreclosure of real estat