The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-12-06


fore Prosecutor Rockford, aud cries ior
redress. Mr. Rockford has not had tine
to investigate the matter. but IL looks like
. very larTe-sizad quarrel over . very
small sized matter. The successful can
didates claim that their course through
out has been thoroughly honorable, and
that II thera Was any crooked work it
was done by the opposition. The baby
act" 10 being played. they say, and they
are ready to meet any charges with
clear statement and clean hands. Ac-
cording TO the vote Charles Lake vas
elected mayor by five majority over J. r.
Sinclair, and George Holloway council.
man over George WeIkel by eight major.
ity. The balance Of names on the two
tickets were the same. and embraced
James Cartwright, ir.. for treasurer; s.
h. Jones, Thomas Butler. Charles II.
Dix and o. Peterson for the council
The scholars OF school district Ne. 8
will give q basket social in the Ahtanum
Congressional church Friday evening,
December Il. There is Il general invita-
ton extended for the occasion, and the
ladies are requested to bring well-nlled
baskets; the proceeds TO be applied to-
ward the purchase Of an organ for the
school. A program has been arranged
embracing recitations by Miss Banker,
Myrtle Mansfield, Meats Seward, Oracle
Martin, Villa Evans, Bonnie Banker,
Wilbur Seward; vocal or instrumental
music by Mary Marsh, Sadie woolsey
and Beulsh Enves.
Receiver A. J.. Semmons, OF the Unit
ed States land office. left on Monday for
st. Paul and perhaps some points farther
east, to remain until the latter end Of the
month. Friends claim, and Mr.. Stem.
mons did not deny it, that the object of
the journey was that happy period in
mans life when he 10 supposed to lose
one-half Of his identity, or rather merge
it in that OF smother and more charming
being. The HERALp's best wishes ac-
company Mr.. Slemmons on his trip.
Engineer f. X. Hamilton is in the city
from Portland for day. He says that
no practical work has been done on the
Portland, Vancouver & Northern, but
that preparations still continue. He
came to Yakima after certain blue prints
needed in the survey OF route.
l.. J. Chapman and wife, OF Seattle
w. T. Chelmer, manager of the grain ele-
vator at Palouse; James NJ. Holdy, of
Blaine, and S S. King of Everett were
among the guests OF the Atherton during
the past week.
Albert Lott and wife, who have been
spending several months Of the past year
with their relatives, the Longmires Of
Wenas, left for their home at Yelm,
Thurston county to-day.
Try the Star Furnishing House for I'm.
derwear 3S-tf
Christmas presents for the child rem
given away with every 81 purchase Tex
cept groceries) from now until January 2,
1895 Call and save money at our Grand
Holiday Sale of Dress Goods, Cloaks,
Clothing, Underwear, Boots and Shoes,
Gloves, Fascinstors, Rubbers, Overshoes,
Yarns, Hosiery. &C., &c.
COFFIN Bros,
the Leading General Merchandise Store
of North Yakima. "A
A bright, spicy and attractive paper ia
the Prosser American under the new
management, and Judging from appear
ances its efforts are being recognized in a
substantial way.
Curtis Greene, while coming down the
Selah grade, behind the Greene Mercan-
tile company's span OF blacks, onISaturday
last, lost control Of the animals and was
thrown TO the ground, resulting in the
bones Of his right wrist being fractured
Don't buy anything in the line of Plush
Toilet Sets, Fancy Perfume Bottles and
and Goods of like nature, until you ex-
anime our line. We can save YOU one
half. NORTH YAKIMA DRUG STORE,
A LIST ST., Terry Block.
Miss Edith Jones, who 10 the teacher
OF music in the Ahtsnum academy, 10
the daughter vi the late Chief Justice X.
A. Jones. OF the territorial supreme court.
who was appointed during the erst term
Of Office of President Cleveland.
We are 10 a position to make a number
OF loans upon improved city property up
on the most advantageous terms ever
offered here; we can also advance money
for building purposes. Fechter x
Ross. 45.2w
Boyd Cunningham, formerly secretary
and treasurer of the Mckee company, is
now delving for gold in the fields Of
Southern Africa. Cunningham ia the
brother-in-law Of an English earl.
Frank GROCER, of Tacoma, was in the
city for several days during the past week
csnvassing the situation with q view to
building brewery here.
Misunderstanding, sewing, house work
or other employment, Immediately. In
eure at office of Spinning & Co 1t
Chester A. Congdon, OF the Ontario
Land company, arrived from st. Paul
this morning.
DR.. Chapman, OF Seattle, father OF w.
II Chairman aYpi ,sd in thu oftv fo.d.w