The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-09

Chas. Brignolio, Prosser saloon keep
er. came to this city to-day by freight.
lie had $3.50 in his pocket when he
started. lie came to renew hin county
license. An Indian and two white men
occupied the freight with him. When he
arrived here he had no money. lie
claims TO have searched the men, but
found no money In their possession. He
believes, however, that they picked HE
pocket. After the train had gone he told
Marshal Liggctt about his misfortune.
The officer telegraphed to Ellensburgh to
have the suspects stopped, but there is
small chance OF the recovery Of the money.
Mrs Putnam revealed sensibility and
personal worth that attracted regard. She
is intelligent, forcible, agile, frolicsome
and bizarre; and these qualities, shining
through an active physique and much
technical proficiency, make her an effect
i've actress. Miss Putnam's grace is a
certain infantile tenderness 10 quality OF
voice. Her most effective talent is prof.
cheney in mischievous pranks. With this
she pleased her audience and to this she
added cleverness and art in vocalism.-
William Winter in New York Tribune.
Don't forget Katie Putnam at the opera
house Monday, November Is.
On Tuesday Of this week Coffin Bros,
received three big drsy loads OF dry goods.
Every body is glad to see this enterprising
firm succeed so well and appreciate their
efforts in lowering prices by liberal pat
ronage. Their announcement this week
will be read with interest. They have
many bargains in all lines. Call and see
them.
On Tuesday Tony Herke, who lives in
the Parker Bottom district, came to town
and found two Of his horses in the pound.
Not desiring to pay the fee required to get
them out, he broke into the pound and
took his animals home. He was arrested,
brought back and was fined 1866.
Deputy Marshal NJ. G. Wills has been
sick during the week with severe cold.
He is yet so hoarse that he can't speak
above whisper, but the report that he
lost his voice in celebrating the result of
the recent elections is not true. Clip had
no occasion to "holler."
Mike Riley and Alex Reed were ar
rested last night on charge of breaking
open Wilbur Kirkman's ice and meat
chest, back of the Centennial house.
They were lodged in Jail Marshal Lig-
gett says that Riley is an old offender
and very hard case.
Jane Hall and Florence O'Brien, two
black diamonds in this city's midway
plaissnce, were arrested last Friday and
fined thirty dollars and seventy-tive cents
aud ten dollars and twenty-five cents res
pectively for disorderly behavior.
A young man with load of lumber
drove over the fire hose on Saturday
morning while the Valley house was
burning. He was arrested and the diver
sion cost him $3.50.
Mcdonald. colored, boxed Florence
O'Brien's ears on Sunday morning and it
proved quite an expensive love-tap, for
the marshal arrested him on Monday he
was fined $l2.
A. Craig & Sons advertisement on To-
cal page. Read 1t carefully. They have
something you want. Their stock Of hol.
iday goods are now en- route. Watch for
its arrival.
A small blaze late tonight called the
department out. The fire was in small
cottage on Spruce. between Front and
First streets.
o. T. Stratton and j. Elgin Baxter will
leave tom brow for the lower end of the
county. They 90 cunning for birds.