The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-03-30

Mrs. j. p. McCaferty and child lett or
Monday for a visit to relatives in ,Cleve
land, Ohio.
Duncan Inverarity is in the city greet
ing his old friends. He is now in the law
office Of Lewis, Sutton & Gilman, oil
Seattle.
Richard Schmidt, the deposed sewer
contractor, has brought suit against the
city for s29,9iS.53, with interest from
June 80, 1892.
DR.. Nevius, formerly rector Of st.
Michaels' Episcopal church Of this city,
sailed on the steamer Tacoma, Saturday,
for Northern China.
The Odd Fellows surprised the Rebeccas
Monday evening with visit. There was
dancing and a lunch, and all enjoyed the
occasion heartily.
There is some talk of organizing foot
ball team in this city. Some of the re-
cent corners, who are well versed in the
sport, afe at the head OF the move.
1t is reported that the Marshal Cocks
horse ran away Wednesday. 1t would
require ocular proof before The HERALD
reporter could advise placing any cred
ence in the statement.
Henry Fisherman, F. S. Cole and E.
W. Price, capitalists of Seattle, spent
Sunday and Monday looking over the
city and surrounding country. Their
combined wealth is placed at million Of
dollars.
THE HERALD job office is supplied with
full line OF horse cuts, which should be
remembered by owners when ordering
their posters for the season OF '93. A
more complete line of cuts cannot be
found in the state.
In the notice Of the death of Mrs. s. L.
Masters the statement was made that the
doctors disagreed as to the cause OF death.
doctors Mccormack and Rosser, who
were in attendance. deny that there was
guy disagreement.
Democratic economy is already being
felt in Yakima. Orders have been re-
ceived from Washington dispensing with
the services of the clerk OF the land Office
after this month, and on Tuesday next
Charley Hare will leave for Astoria on
visit to his uncle.
NJ. T. Ward, OF Ward Bros, has been
on the Sound during the past week max
ing arrangements for the shipment Of
fruit and melons during the coming sum-
mer, and endeavoring to get the COM
mission men interested in a move for the
reduction of freight.
Puyallup Commerce: The town of Kin
nekinnick, near the Hoss-H Heaven coun-
try, is about to start large hotel and a
small newspaper, both long-felt wants.
There are about 10000 sheep near there,
and the shearers will make the town
lively for thirty days, after which
j. P. McCafferty and Fred Rowe have
become associated as agents OF the Deny
clay and terra Gotta pipes and will keep
on hand all kinds of sewerage and drain
age pipe and do a general business in
the line of contracting for sewerage work
They are responsible and competent men,
and attention is directed to their adver-
tisement elsewhere.
The Spiritual Society Of this place has
been incorporated under the laws Of the
state as religious and scientific society,
with the right to elect and license its own
ministers with the same powers that
other religious denominations have. The
society will hold regular meetings on the
first Sunday in each month at Good
Templars' hall, which they will occupy
until they can build.
Superintendent C. S. Prowell, of the
Northern Pacific, was in the city We'd
nesday, consulting with the city officials
regarding the projected opening of the
streets through the railroad rlght-oi-w
He says the company will be damaged to
the amount of $4,000 If the proposed
move is carried ont, and indicated that
contest on the part of the railroad cor
poration would be long and hot one.
Tuesday was Sheriff D. w. Simmons
SD birthday, and that evening a number
of his friends took him completely by
SurDirse when thew invaded hia hope
and. taking full possession, proceed
ed to make the occasion one of social
festivity. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. l.. V. Janeck, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. L. o. Janeck, Mrs. Saylor and
Miss Vaughn.
Ahtannum correspondence, Tacoma
Ledger: w. D. MINER Of this township
owns band of some thirty-fve horses
that range in the mountains in the sum-
mer and fall. In December last; while
they were in the home corral, the hair on
two-year-old colt began to fall of, and
within three days the body of the animal
was as free from hair as that of scalded
and scraped hog. The colt always ate
heartily, is in good condition, and ap-
parently enjoys good health. A new coat
of hair 10 now coming on. None of the
other animals have been affected.
Spokane RerieU: The Yakima troop has
ham raoaptty ro-oruopixad opd uau off,