The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-11-01
A Feast Of NeWSy Notes Condensed For
The Herald'S Many Readers.
HOME TALES ENTERTAINMENT TOLD
The City ana County Have Been
Raked ana scra ped for Paragrap hs
y mich give Promise OF Proving of
Wore Than Passing Interest.

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city on Tuesday.
Rev. NJ. l.. Rose was an Ellensburl
visitor on Tuesday.
G. NJ. Mckinney left on Monday for 8
business visit in Ellensburgh.
DR.. I. n. Power and Frank Williams
of Ellensburg, were Yakima visitors this
week.
II. L. Walen is erecting a neat two
story dwelling house on his place one
mile south Of the city.
The Roslyn mines are now sending t.
North Yakima only hand picked lump
coal of the finest variety.
Register Smelling and Receiver Stem.
mons, of the U. S. land office, each spent
day at Ellensburg this week.
Justice Henton on Tuesday united in
marriage, at the home of VIM. Shearer
j. w. Ritchey and Miss Lydia Jaquett.
tied knot which united Henry Brown
of the X l. store, and Miss Annie Lar
sen.
Rev. James Quinn. of Seattle, arrived
in the city on Friday last, and will make
Yakima his future home. Mr.. Quinn il
an electrician.
U. s. Court at Wslla Walla will con
vene on Nov. instead of Nov. @, tn.
postponement being taken on account o
the elections occurring on Tuesday.
The Wednesday morning west bount
passenger train over the Northern Pacifi
carried c. B. & Q. travellers. Tha
road now connects with the N. p. at Bill
lings, Montana.
The Water, Light and Power company
down town Office was this week removed
from Front street to it's neat new homt
on Second, south of Lombard Il Hors
ley's furniture store.
A hearing ia the Roslyn coal cases ha,
been ordered by the local land Office OF
January 81, 1895. Special Agent Akin
son will take charge of the government
evidence. Eleven cases in all will b'
tried.
The room in the Lowe building, cor
ner Yakima avenue and First street, re
Gently vacated by James Curran, is beini
renovated and improved for the opening
therein OF fine stock of jewelry, owned
by Louis Luckhardt, formerly OF Spo
kane.
Mrs. J. d. Daily arrived on Monda,
from Tacoma, where she has been on
short visit with her parents. She wa
accompanied by her sister, Miss Ev
Judson, Who will endeavor to regain he
lost health by remaining few weeks il
Yakima.
U. S. Marshal Drake on Wednesday
sent over the money to pay off all deput.
m arsbals employed during the common
veal riots. For the cities of North Yak
ina, Ellensburg and Spokane, $1,000
was required to settle the debt of the gov
eminent to its officials.
Mrs. II. G. Humphrey and dsughte
arrived on Tuesday from their tw
months visit in Michigan and Wiscon
sin, having had pleasant visit, although
it was interrupted by Mr.. Humphrey
illness. That gentleman is improving
rapidly since the return of his wife anC
daughter.
John Barrett fell victim to the prov
ess of Marshal Catron this week, anC
Henry Beaumont ran against Deput,
Webster's official protest in the matte
of selling whiskey to indians. Both wer
found guilty and held to await the actor
of U. S. court at Walla Walla. Jane
Murphy, arrested SONS time ago, wa
also found guilty this week.
Officer Backer, of the local police force
is making strenuous efforts to sto
young boys from climbing on and o.
moving trains at the depot. He sag
that parents should assist him in stoppin
the foolish practice. Some day som
precious youth will lose an arm or ley
which accident may be prevented if tn
boys keep away from the tracks.
klickitat Peter came into the city o
T,aalay an L;Du mad opa onaa q dis
solute and frail damsel of the Yakim
strain. Peter is reservation policema
and Agnes is to be kept off Yakim
streets hereafter. This maiden of tende
wears and dainty tastes can imbibe MOI
whisky in a given time than any oil
rounder of her tribe. and she is Away
occasioning trouble for the local peaC
officers. Possibly the only people VII
will mourn her departure from the cit
are the hobos who persist in sellin
whisky to Indians.
The sixth and seventh grades in tt
Columbia school, now presided over B
&F. ID. Eshelmsn, will on Friday be move
Unto the Strobach building, across Il
rack, and Miss Monroe, now in the Ho'
lett building, will take her scholars bsc
to the Columbia school. On Monds
night the board Of directors in distri
No. requested Miss Elsie Terrell, of Il
old town. to take charge of the love
flow" from the fifth and sixth grades
both the Columbia and Central school