The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-02-08
LOCAL news GENERALLY
Personal, Social and Business Events
Locally Important.
NOTES FROM The MADDlNG THRONG.
A Gri.t OF Gossip, Hits OF Fact and
Fancy, Movements In Active Life,
Drift ofPopuIar Speculation and
views Items Generally.

room tuesday evening OF this week with
large attendance Of members. Col. w.
+. Prosser reported for the governing
board OF the club that numerous meet
ines have been held with he members Of
the governing committee Of the Yakima
club concerning the purchase Of the furni.
nfe for the latter club. These meetings
had resulted in the submission OF the fol-
lowing proposition, which was recom-
mended for adoption:
"NoRTH YAKIMA, February |, "a.
To The Yakima Commercial Club:
Having received your proposal of even
date. We desire TO inform you that the
same is rejected. We submit the follow
ing counter-proposal
The Yakima club will sell and convey
TO the Yakima Commercial club all Of its
property for the sum of $1,000, payable as
follows: Five hundred dollars payable
within ten days from date in cash. Five
hundred dollars in cash payable within
ninety days from February /, 1894; the
Commercial club TO assume all expense
OF the club from February |. 1894. This
proposal is made upon the express condi-
ton that no title to the property is to pass
until the full payment of the said $1,000
and in case of failure to pay the 81 sum
in full no TILE shall be acs~ned; but any
auopr. paid in sh-n be forfeited unless
~ null sum is paid; and IL Is further
stipulated that the first $500 shall be
raised outs de Of the present proprietary
members of the Yakima club.
GEORGE DONALD,
W. II. HARE.
JOHN REED,
]. A. TAGGARD.
1t was unanimously agreed to accept
the proposal as made, and the governing
board was instructed to continue the
work of the soliciting committee and
secure the transfer Of the property on the
terms of the proposal.
Col. w. h. Prosser announced the fol-
lowing standing committees OF the club
On Agricultural. M. Gilbert, Chas.
Carpenter, A. B. Whitson, L. +. Kelso,
X. l.. McCook.
On Arbitration-A. S. Paul, d. W. Sim.
mons, j. a. Taggard, W. H. Kershaw,
Walter Walton.
- On City Interests-John Reed, w. ID.
mixer, w. II. Chapman, Phil Otter, w.
DAScott
OnASpmmerce and Commercial Rela-
tions-& G.. Mitchell, Z. G. Burlingame,
d. E. Lesh, &c. Campbell, C. D. Dem.
ing.
On Insurance and Taxation--H. ]. |
kuechler, r. A. Hume, A. f. Smelling, |
w. II. Hare, Joseph Baxter.
On Judiciary-C. d. Murane, Fred Mil. |
Ter, S. c. Henton, 4. NJ. Vance, J. NJ. |
Rockford.
On Manuiactories--H Lombard, John |
Sawbridge, A. L. Larson, N. Hartung,
Alex. Miller.
Press and Printing!. 4. Sperry, W.
~. Watson, Il. II. Libby, George s.
Vance, Ed. NJ. Reed
Public Poicy-H. b. Scudder, w. B. |
Dudley, w. w. Mccormick, J. T. Kings
bury, T. F. Maher
On Statistics-C. Z. Wilcox, J. B. Pugs.
ley, A. b. Ross, G. G. Fletcher, Geo. A.
Smith.
On State and National Legslation-Ira |
7. Enflehart, II. J. Snively, T, NJ. Vance,
Edward Whitson, A. II. Mcguire.
On Transportion-Wm Ker, q. S.
Rankin, Frank Ilorsley, Hyman Harris,
Henry Schott.
To Visit Hotels-J. II. Greer, L. A.
Brown, Frank Shardlow, Ed. F. White.
t. W. Moore.
The meeting was adjourned until Satur-
day evening OF this week at which time
the governing board will report the results
OF their lsbors in soliciting It is desired |
that all o. the members OF the club be |
present.