The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-16

have now changed that. What else is
wrong? Should we proceed to reorganze
on the ground that something else might
be wrong we woul1 make every thing
wrong and find ourselves in deplorable
condition without any remedy. There
isn't sensible taxpayer in town that
will agree to do that-not one."
Prof. A. L. Francis and family, assisted
by some of the best local talent, will give
a concert at Mason's opera house on Fri
day evening, November "a, under the
auspices Of the Woman's Relief Corps.
A grand treat is anticipated. The pro-
gramme has not been furnished us, but
the Relief Corps never does things by
halves. You may safely look for some
thing that will please, entertain and in
struct.
G. NJ. Mckinney reports the following
sales in real estate for this week: Nc
Claim & Wilgus to Harvey & st. Clair,
lot ~ in block No. 8, $500; Humphrey
& Goss to Charles McClain, Eve acres in
section IA, $500; Gilber Rock to AL. 8.
Daen, twenty acres in section 81, $500;
B. M. Miller to Donald McRae, thirty
acres in section Is, $3.50.
The Art Loan will be held on the 2Ist
and 22d inst. in the building two doors
north of the Bartholet house. Perfect prep
aration has been made and most enjoy.
able time is anticipated. Admission, 25
cents; supper % cents; children. half
price.
Hon. Sam Vinson and Capt. w. H..
Chapman returned last night from a
three or four days hunting exploit in the
lower end Of the county. They had a
whole lot of sport, but didn't get ninety
FIVE geese. However, they brought back
| few fine birds.
j. Metzger, OF the Yakima bakery, will
receive in a few days a splendid assort-
ment of CONNECTIONS. Fine fresh nuts are
a specially with him. His invoice Of
cake ornaments for special occas ions was
newer equalled in this city. Call and see
him.
Geo. Carpenters little boy-the same
little fellow who was seriously injured
some weeks ago by kick from horse
fell from chair the other day and broke
his arm. DR.. Gum was called. Under
his care the unfortunate child is patiently
bearing his atfiiction with reasonable
comfort.
Madeline Merli, in 1.-THE Story OF a
Kiss" billed for this city tomorrow even
ing, played in Pullman on the l4th and
18th to $500 house on guarantee. The
story is intensely interesting. Miss Merli
is admirably supported.
Our streets are crowded with strangers.
Many have come to locate permanently,
while others are here to investigate with
a view to locating. They render the
usual verdict as to the character Of our
proud region.
Sam Cameron and party, who recently
took 5000 head Of sheep east, have re-
turned. The price obtained scarcely war
ranted the expense entailed in getting it,
but they got the top price current.
E. S. Jaeger, prominent merchant of
Zillah, was in the city yesterday. He re-
ports matters quiet in the embryo city of
GunnySida lint aaaa IL, IL tho ,,xaa1act To-
prosperous future.
The prisoners In the county Jail made
an effort to escape on Friday night last,
but were disappointed. They had made
considerable progress when discovered.
There are about so held there at this time.
They are closely guarded.
The apparatus for the labratory in the
Columbia school has arrived and is COM
plete in every particular. The class in
this department now numbers about
eighteen.
The horse and buggy ratified of by
Henry Carpenter on Saturday evening
last was won by Spencer Jacobs and
Dick Ball on tie throw OF AZ.
DIR. McCor mick was summoned into
the country this week to attend Miss
Russell, daughter Of John Russell, who
is i'll with typhoid fever.
Albert Smith, Of the Kent Mill Co., ar
rived in the city this morning to look
after business interests here.
Harvey Dean, of the Dean Lumber and
Mercantile company of Hot Springs. was
In the city on Monday.