The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-02-02
HERALDINGS.


fifth year of THR HERALD, and the four
preceding onesf
G. II. Leadbetter returned Tuesday
from lengthy visit to Seattle. Tacoma,
Portland and other west. side points.
Born, ut the M. Z. parsonage, North
Yakima, Friday, January 9th, to the
wife Of Rev. Robert Warner, a daughter,
weight 10 pounds.
Fred Mehler has returned from Olym-
pia. After looking over the situation, he
concluded not to enter as dark horse in
the senatorial race.
Phoenix. or Shadows OF Great City,
at Mason's opera house next Wednesday
evening. Get your reserved seats at
once, as they are going fast.
George Hazard was Yakima guest
OH Tuesday. He found politics and poll
ticians, as we'll as everything else, frozen
up, so he took the first train west.
A. X. and +. II. Hiscock arrived in the
city Tuesday, accompanied by friend
from Syracuse, New York. They got
here just in time to catch the full force oil
the cold snap.
Col. Hewlett, Col. Prosser and Fred r.
Reed, the three Yakima dark horses,
have returned from Olympia, without APP
parenlly getting much satisfaction out Of
the situation.
Don't fail to see the great fire scene at
the opera house next Wednesday even
ing. Phoenix is a powerful and inspiring
play, full OF splendid sentiment and
startling situations.
Fractional currency is again to make
its appearance in a few weeks, in denom-
nations of 10, l5,, rs and so cents. The
currency will greatly resemble the old Sc
ries issued during and Immediately after
the war.
Rev. Charles A. Fair arrived from Chi
cago on Friday of last week, and has
assumed charge of the Baptist church.
His parishioners are very favorably i'm
pressed with his appearance and elo-
quence.
Representative Weed has introduced a
bill to abolish "days OF grace" on all
notes, drafts and bills OF exchange; and
also bill for the payment OF land cruis-
ers who selected the lands granted the
state by congress.
Roy Yeates, the eeven-year-old son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Yeates, died on Mon,
day, Jan LIST, OF brain fever. The funeral
was held from the Baptist church on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Yeates
have the sympathy of this community in
their great loss.
Captain John J. Holland, northwest
orn pioneer and one of the best known
shipbuilders on the coast, died at Ballard
on Saturday last. He was relative Of
the Fosters and Merwins of this city and
county, and was we'll known by many OF
the older citizens.
The criminal case against Prof. +. p
Greene, for assault to do bodily harm
decided Monday, by Justice Henton, in
favor OF the defendant. 1t is stated that
Mr.. Greene will begin an action against
the directors of school district No. fol
salary for the balance of the school year
A. w. LaChapelle, who formerly re-
sided near this city, has just lost valu
able tract OF land adjoining the townsite
of Chelan, through a decision OF the
commissioner OF the general land office
who awarded the land to some Indians
under the Moses treaty.
On Tuesday the l3.year-old daughter o
0. w. Johnson, while turning the corner
at Aliens drug store, slipped and fell il
such a position as to fracture the bones o
her right grrrl. Or. Savage was called
and reduced the fracture. The little lady
stood the pain with wonderful fortitude
Some SPLENDID game chickens are be
ing daily trained by a local fancier il
preparation for big fight which is t.
come off in the near future. One man i!
employed to do nothing but exercise thu
cocks and the process OF getting them il
the desired condition to do battle is ex
tremely interesting.
&. c. Rodell, OF Markville, MINI.
spent several days in the city this weel
visiting his friends, the Schreiners, ant
then continued his journey Of observa
ton. He was much pleased with wha
he saw and heard of Yakima, and desir
ing to keep advised, be subscribed fol
THE HERALD.
Spokane experienced costly fire Sun
day morning when the Riverside building
the property of Judge L. B. Nash, was
destroyed, together with the etock of the
Spokane Mercantile company. The build
ing was insured for $4,000 and there was
an insurance OF like amount on the
stock of goods, which inventoried $40. 00C
on January 18th.
On one side OF the new quarter dollars
there are thirteen representations of the
number Is. There are Is stars, Is letters
on the scroll in the eagles beak, Is mar
ginal feathers in each wing, IS tail feath.
ers, - parallel lines in the shield, Is
horizontal bars, 10 arrow heads in one
foot, Is leaves on the branch in the other