The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-04-13
Official Paper Of North Yakima.
HERALDINGS.

Morris Harris returned on Wednesday
from business trip to New York.
Mrs. II. II. Allen left on Tuesday for
the Sound country and California.
Leigh X. Freeman. of Anacortes, spent
couple Of days in the city this week.
A carload Of wire was received by
Pennington this week for hop trellises.
William Ker was called to Tacoma on
Wednesday to look after some business
matters.
A number OF Ellensburghers are ex-
pected here Friday to attend the club en-
tertainment.
Eighty acres OF fruit trees are being
planted on the ranch Of George z. Eaton
in the Sunnyside country.
Z. Z. Wager, the popular prosecuting
attorney Of Kittitas county, was Yak
ina visitor on Wednesday.
H. J. Keuchler and F. NJ. Spain are in
attendance on the grand lodge, A. o. u.
W., at Walla Walla this week.
Patents for cash entries are at the land
Office for Thomas s. Blythe, George l..
Stoddard, Charles Kull and William II.
Steele.
VIM. Clark, father of w. S. Clark, died
on Tuesday, aged 76 years. The funeral
was held on Wednesday from the Metho-
dist church.
Potatoes are taking an upward turn in
the market and several carloads were
shipped to the Sound on Wednesday.
The price paid being so cents per bushel.
The main shaft OF The Republic news
paper press was broken on Tuesday, and
the paper will be printed on THE HERALD
press until the necessary repairs can be
made.
The county central committee met in
this city, on Tuesday, and among other
things endorsed ]. R. Coe for the ap-
pointment as clerk of the Yakima Indian
reservation.
Mr.. George Donald declined to qualify
as state fair commissioner and the gov
ernor appointed John Reed to the va
cancy. Mr.. Reec will prove valuable
member of the board.
The entertainment at the Yakima club
was postponed until Friday evening,
April IA, in order not to conflict with the
performance at the opera house. A most
enjoyable time is anticipated.
Mrs. Fred r. Reed returned Wednes-
day from Portland where she has been
spending several months with her par
ents. Mr.. Reed is expected home the
last OF this week or the fore part of next.
Harry Moran returned last week from
the White Bluff section and reports that
rs per cent Of the cattle died during the
winter. Mr.. Moran was considerable
loser along with the balance OF the stock
men.
Mr.. Collum, the representative of NJ,
c. Lilly & Co.. Of Columbus. Ohio, spent
couple OF days in the city this week
measuring members of the cavalry COM
pany and Knights Of Pythias for uni
forms.
Last year DR.. w. F. Morrison planted
sunfiower seeds in his yard Of young hops
for the vines to climb upon. The sun
flowers were such success that he con-
cluded to harvest the seeds, which he re-
Gently sold to Bowen, the seedman, for
500.
Editor Cowan, Of the Seattle Press.
Times, was Yakima visitor last week
and tried to work up a scheme for the
purchase OF The Republic or the starting
OF new republican paper. He wanted
local assistance, but failed to get much
encouragement.
The registration books OF the city close
on Monday next, and up to date only
about 200 voters are registered. At the
last general election there were over 50t
names on the books and even then there
were some who were unable to vote ow
ing to neglect to register.
The bicycle craze has struck Yakims
at last and safety wheels have been re-
ceived by Ed. Morrison, Chas. Gordon
William Fulkerson, Neut Dennis and Guy
Allen. A number Of others have SEN
their orders and are looking forward i'm
patiently to the arrival Of the machines
Tom and Billy McCarty, charged with
robbing the Roslyn bank, who escapet
from the officers near Baker City las
week, are now penned in by officers in
their cabin, but no one dares to move upor
them as they have sworn to kill any one ap
preaching, and their cabin commands
the country for miles around.
Timber culture patents were received
at the land Office to-day for Floyd d
Carter, Everett Roberts, Jacob Howe
James F. Kinney, Morris Henry, Nathan
lei Travis, John T. Wilson, William Kirk
land. John Shaw, Charles II. Whitney
William f. Cummings, II. J. jerks ant
Solomon M. Weber.
Articles OF incorporation of the Klicki
tat Irrigation Company were filed at Ia
coma on Tuesday. The project il carried
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