The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-04-27
Official Paper Of North Yakima
HERALDINGS.

49, eseeh tCtuihCu ldCOult
Monday night.
E. P. Taylor, a resident OF Yakima
county, is candidate for the registershiT
OF the U. S. land office.
W. A. Hastings, dentist, Of Puyallup
has secured rooms in the F. R. Reed
building and will open an office here in
the near future.
b. N. Coe, who recently returned from
Baltimore, was one Of the fortunates who
witnessed the Inauguration Of Cleveland
and Stevenson.
Hon. R. X. Nichols announced. on
Saturday last, that the peach trees in his
yard were in full bloom. Mr.. Nichols ex.
poets good crop.
A. ]. Chambers has removed his stock
of goods and the post office to his new
store building near the Ahtanum Con.
.gregational church.
Martin Mallory, candidate for the posi-
ton of U. s. marshal, passed through
Yakima, Tuesday, en- route for Washing.
ton to forward his claims.
Mrs. Anna Baker will lecture for the
benefit OF the Spiritual society, at the So
ciety's hall, on First street, Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week.
Bishop Wells will be here on Sunday
next and co nmunion services will be held
at st. Michaels Episcopal church. A
general invitation is extended to the pub
lie to be present.
Walter ]. Reed, OF Cle-Eum, was q
Yakima uisitor on Saturday last. Mr.
Reed is one of thu staunchest friends oil
this section and tbs feeling he bears fol-
us is fully reciprocs5e1.
The Mcconnell Mcclure company, oil
Moscow, Idaho, and lately of Pullman,
of which Governor Mcconnell was the
head, made an assignment on Monday,
the liabilities being upward of 100000.
The band boys have received consider
sble new music lately and are practicing
with very favorable result, in fact, their
proficiency will create very pleasant
surprise when they next appear in public
South Bend Journal: The South Bend
Land Co. have sold all the lumber re.
naming in the yards Of the upper mill
to Yakima parties for S. per thousand.
1t will be shipped to Toppinish station
near North Yakima.
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather
on Saturday last, the firemen concluded
to POSTPONE their regular bi-weekly social
dance until Saturday evening, April 80
when large attendance and an enjoy
able time is anticipated.
A. SCHNEIDER has removed from Ellens-
burgh to North Yakima and will open q
Matchmaking and jewelry establishment
in the Sigmond building on Second street
Mr.. SCHNEIDER is an experienced jeweler
and will doubtless do we'll here.
William Kirkman, an old and wealthy
citizen of Walls Walla, and one of the re-
Gently appointed penitentiary commits
sioners, died on the train. at Stevens
Point, Wis, Tuesday, while returning
after years absence in Europe.
Senator Kinnear, of Seattle, was va
kima guest on Friday last, and left TO,
home with very high opinion of town
and country. Mrs. Kinnear was on her
way east and the senator accompanied
her as far as this city, which he had
heard much about, but had never before
visited.
N. s. Bagwell is making arrangements
to go to the Worlds Fair in his own con.
veyance. He has purchased strong
team and hack and will start for Chicago
about the middle of next month, travelling
by the way of the Yellowstone National
park and spending four months ON the
road.
Captain s. q. Henton, OF division 8,
Uniform rank, Knights OF Pythias, states
that rates have been made with the rail-
road companies for one and one-fifth fare
for the visiting Knights, on the 10th prox
and that an excursion rate of S. for the
round trip will probably be arranged fol
the big delegations from Tacoma, Seattle
and other Sound points.
Mr.. Bellies, of the Hotel Yakima
thinks the claim that Charles Pond wa.
robbed in his house on the 14th inst
does him an injustice, as this is the frs
instance of the kind ever reported, not
withstsnding that the hotel is occasion
ally so crowded that he is compelled t.
utilize cots in the parlor and halls. Mr.
Bellies is of the opinion that Mr.. Pone
must have been relieved of his money be
fore going to bed.
Secretary John Reed, of the State Fai
association, is In receipt of letter from
w. A. McIvere, we'll known horsemar
of Spokane, making inquiries regarding
the state fair and proposed track, with ,
view to moving his stables to Yakima
Mr.. McIvere is the possessor of string o.
fifteen speedy animals including Colo
Medal, with record Of 2 249 &c. w. Y.
2:22H; Comet, 236; Sandy Morris. jr.
2:3S; Lady Spokane and Little Mink.
Fed cattle are getting scarce on tn,