The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-21

It, the instruments, when taken out,
we're found to be thoroughly charged
with magnetism. He believes that the
artesian water throughout the entire valley
will be found to be so.
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Rev. L. Kusters OF Ellen sburgh, arrlv.
ed in town to-day.
Coffin Bros are erecting a large ware
house west of the railroad on A street.
w. J. Roaf. accompanied by his
mother and his two children, have return
ed from the Worlds fair.
Geo. Weikel, OF Yakima City, and J.
I. Sinclair returned this week from a
visit east. enjoying week or so at the
White City while absent.
Died, in Cowychee valley, Septem Der
81, 1898, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George C.
Thomas. aged .I6 months. Arrangements
for the funeral, to be conducted tomor-
row, were perfected at b. b. Whites
undertaking pariors.
The hop-pickrs ball will DO given on
Saturday evening at Mason's Opera house.
Tickets, 20 cents each, for safe at Jan.
eck's drug store. A large attendance is
anticipated. Every body invited.
Agent Erwin OF the reservation, left on
Friday for Washington. d. G. One OF
his official duties while absent will be to
present facts in the case of the Indian for
whose pardon an effort is being made.
Mrs. Helen W. Coe, wife OF the late DR..
W. G. Coe, has received the full amount
OF insurance payable to her in the event
Of her husbands death. Special Agent
Jacks, of the New York Life Insurance
Co., paid her sll $3.50 on Wednesday.
Mrs. Gary speaks to the ladies Of the
city through our display columns this
week concerning latest arrival Of goods at
her place OF business. Mrs. Cary's meth.
DDS OF business and the quality of the
goods she carries need no special com.
mendation from us.
st. Michael's Episcopal church: Sun
day school at 20 a. m. Morning service
at IL a. M. The rector will be pleased to
meet with any who desire to Join the
confirmation class at the close OF the Sun
day school or morning service. Rev. ID.
q. Mackinnon. Rector.
l.. A. Wilson and S. .. Thompson, Of
Minneapolis, spent the greater part OF
last week exploring the Yakima and tri D.
utary valleys. They went to the Sound
Ax Iox, nd e.. 4
with perfected arrangements to invest
and locate permanently.
Messrs. Ira p. Englehart, OF North
Yakima, and Fred A. Frazier, of Roslyn
were admitted Tuesday to practice Jaw in
the courts of the state of Washington
They are to be congratulated on success
fully passing most rigid examination as
to their qualifications. -Eiisnsburgh Reg
lister.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby.
terrain church, OF Natcheez, propose hay
ing a basket social at the school house OIL
Friday evening, September 20, in aid o
toe church fund. The Tacoma Trouba
dour company will be present and assist
in vocal and instrumental music. All are
invited to attend.
The contest at the race course on Sun.
day afternoon between the horses of G
A. Bailey and John husband resulted in
victory for Bailey's horse. 1t was 9
trotting race in one heat of mile. Inas
much as no record-smashing sport was
dsrts IN, hat
made is unimportant.
f. d. Estes, of Leavenworth, this state
brother-in. law OF County Clerk j. NJ
Brown, accompanied by his two daugh
tiers, arrived in this city on Sunday. The
young ladies will attend school here. Mr.
Estes has purchased ten acres of land
from Ii. G. Humphrey, north OF town, on
which he will make his home.
George M. Watson, merchant of Ovt-
ing, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane
Watson, and other family relatives in this
city. Being brother of THE HERALD
scribe, of course an effort will he made to
cultivate in his tender Texan tumtum o
special affection for Yakima-which the
writer believes will not be difficult to do
HALEY Bglow, a Portland detective, was
in the city this week on official bust
ness. HALEY is sleuthhound, all right
but he is in bad company when he asso
ciates with such cowardly blackmailer;
as M. G. Sullivan. alias Michael Sands
and nobody knows that better thar
HALEY Biglow-- unless it be Sullivan
himself.
1t cost J. w. Calhoun about $l2 to ex
pose revolver while drunk tn othel
night. In addition to the cost of 'tht
ardent" necessary to make Hindoo John
gloriously full and extremely noisy, il
cost him about $l2 for the sport. Pal
Maloney also got into trouble for similar
cause. Being unable to pay his fine, he
was committed for fifteen DAYS and is now
distinguished figure on the avenue, bis
pedal extremities being o.namented with
an lS-caret ball and chain.
Leonard Sehott, who for sometime has
been engaged in vigorous manual occupa-
ton in the Wenas valley at 10 cents a day
and he boards hin self-is chief con
testant in hop-pieking race With loca
reservation celebrity. The event occurred
today for S. side. Leonard will bt
home tomorrow for needed rest and recu
peration. Figure the number OF days al
10 cents each rnuuireu tn make 81 and