The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-07-26

cream Mr.. Merzg.r ssys that he was
hawking and splitting" upon the for,
and throwing water from his glass rather
promiscuously around, also when ordere'l
to stop, Hoeslich became belligereni
proprietor ditto--snd an interchange OF
isticufs resulted in Hoeslich getting the
worst Of the ARRAY. When he went TO
the counter to pay for his cream, how
ever, he invited Mr.. Metzser outside TO n
finish fight. The latter went. and re-
csived two or three ugly punches in the
eve, one cutting the cheek bone severely.
Hoeslich says there was sediment in
the glass. and that was the reason he
threw out the water. lie is having pre-
pared papers in suit for 5000 against
the county, for the running Of his business
and reputation, because it was implied
in the appointment of u guardian by the
commission which examined him, that
he Was insane. Attorney Kruiz is bring.
ing the action.
A quiet yet determined sort Of meeting
was held in the Commercial club rooms
on Saturday evening last, at which u
number Of the leading fruit growers were
present. While no definite action was
taken it was the sense OF the meeting
that large fruit drier or evaporation was
necessary for the protection Of the growers,
and committee was appointed to obtain
subscriptions to the stock sndconfer with
the manufacturers. The wires were put
in use and 1t was found that one OF tn.
large evsporators with capacity for IA.
100 lbs Of fruit per day could I've delivered
and set up here for about $1,000. Tn.
terms are satisfactory and the manufaci-
urers offer to send man along and have
the evaporation ready for use within n
week after being received from San Fran
cisco. So earnest are those who have
taken hold OF the matter that the success
Of the plan is almost beyond question.
The low price Of fruits and the unsaiis.
factory shipping facilities have shown the
growers the necessity Of this means OF
protection. Its location will be central,
probably in or near this city and It's op.
GRAFTON will he under control Of the Ship.
pers Association.
Mandamus proceedings have been
brought against the county treasurer Ia
force him to issue a call for warrants
drawn upon the general county fund.
the same to be paid ont of the So 900 or
$4,000 now alleged to be in his posses
sion. No call has been made for over u
year, and then the amount cancelled was
only about 5000. Messrs. George Donald
and Henry Otter, two Of the heaviest
taxpayers, have brought the action. The
warrants draw eight per cent interest and
the idea seems to be that it is poor polio,
to allow interest to accumulate when
there is an abundance OF money on hand
to pay them off, said money being now
idle.
w. II. Chapman and wife, L. S How
lett and wife, and r. b. Milroy and wife,
returned early in the week from Soda
Springs. While the gentlemen Of the
party were on their way up, FRIDAY, to
Join their wives q wheel of the surrey, in
which they were riding, collapsed and the
vehicle was overturned. Mr.. Chapman
was driving, and, having more Thought
for the safety OF the horses than his own
immediate welfare, received injuries
which, it was at first thought, would
prove of serious nature. Fortunately.
however, his recovery has been rapid and
he is nearly his physical self again.
A. N. Short and wife. j. f. Mullisan
and Miss Nettie Wheeler returned from H
smping trip in the vicinity of Hanging
R,ck on the Upper Natcheez, Sunday.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Short were driving
down a mountainous road their wagon
overturned. Mrs. Short panaged to es-
cape uninjured, but Mr.. Short was pinned
under the wagon bed from which unrom-
Portable position he was rescued by Mr..
Mulligan. He was somewhat bruised
but thankful 1t was no worse. They re-
port good fishing and some game.
We call attention to the new advertise
ment Of w. l.. Douglas 50 90 shoe which
appears in our Issue to day. We hsve
every assurance from the manufacturer
that the recent improvements in style
and quality will give more satisfaction
than ever to the wearers Of these popular
shoes.
Harry Roberts, Of Tampico, informed
the Yakima Hop Growers association. at
its meeting on Saturday last, that he pro-
posed to use Chinese pirkers in his hop
ward this season. THE HERALD readers
will remember the "riot" in Mr.. Roberts
yard last fall over his Cinnamon.
Miss Kats Breen, OF Tacoma, was in
the city to-day, having come for the pnr
pose OF securing concessions in the way
Of ground privileges for an exhibit at the
state fair.
Auditor Ellis, since the last issue OF
The HERALD, has granted marriage
licenses to Samuel Kincaid and inna
Hstley; ]. A. Viles and Ada NJ. Rock.
Sheriff Simmons left this morning for
Wslla Wsils, having in charge the motor
ious Nip" Oakley. NIP" was sentenc-
ed to fifteen years for horse stealing.
DR.. Gum, S. q. Crandall, Dwight
Crsndall and W. W. Leeper, accompanied
by their families, left on We lnesday for
q short vacation at Soda Springs.
Messrs. Joseph and John Otter, Dick
Curry, Joseph Ley, Charles Hare and
Joseph Srhreiner returned on Monday
from their visit to the upper Natcheez.