The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-05

John Doe is wanted by the sheriff and
the other police officials. He was ex-
ceedingly and criminally ubiquitous Sun
day night and visited the tailor shop OF
E. F. White, the barber shop Of Caspar
Feuerbach and the millinery store OF Mrs.
Connolly. From the former he took about
$500 worth OF clothes, from Feuerbacb's
he made off with several razors, and at
Mrs. Conolly's he helped himself lavish
ly to trimmed hats and other dainty
millinery goods. Sheriff Simmons started
out hunting as soon as he heard the news
and at Prosser he located and took pos
sion OF considerable OF the plumber but
failed to find the thief. He had his sus-
picions but no evidence, so no arrest has
as yet been made.
The Rod and Gun club was organized
Monday night with good sized member
ship. Col II. d. Cock was elected presi-
dent, Matt Bartholet, vice president; Ii.
A. Griffin, treasurer and T. w. Moore,
secretary. Three traps and 1000 Blue
Rocks were ordered. 1t is the intention
of the club to enforce the game laws and
keep the streams stocked with fish and the
fields with birds. A committee was APP
pointed to frame a constitution and Sc
cure trap grounds.
Harry Roberts, Of Tampico, was tried
before Justice A. 4. Slavin on Saturday
last for obstructing the public highway
by fencing. Attorney Fulkerson appeared
for the prosecution and Attorney Fred
Miller for the defense. The latter de-
msnded a jury trial, and, three OF the
jurymen being liable to arrest on siml-
lar charge, that body was out only five
minutes before bringing in verdict for
Roberts.
Prof. A. L. Francis of Ellensburgh and
late OF Portland is in this city at the
Atherton and will remain until Saturday
evening, and will be pleased to see any
one who is intending to purchase musical
instruments or those who wish strictly
frst-class work done in tuning and repair
ing.
A syndicate OF Tacoma and eastern
capitalists are figuring on building big
distillery at Tacoma and securing 5000
acres of land under the Selah valley ditch
on which to grow the rye and barley
which will be used.
II. j. Kuechler is still selling his large
stock OF watches, jeweler, silverware, ETC.. +,
at sacrifice prices. He is determined to
reduce his large stock, and il you want
anything in his line now is the time to
get it.
B. B. White has inaugurated genuine
clearance sale OF furniture. For the next
60 days, in order to raise some ready
money and make room for large stock
to come, goods will be sold at actual
cost. #-lmo
Mrs. j. c. Stone, grand lodge lecturer
Of the Independent Order OF Good Temp
lars, will begin series OF gospel temper
anbe meetings in this city on Friday
evening, April Is.
Wanted-To rent suitable building for
restaurant in the business portion Of the
city, Yakima avenue preferred. Best OF
references furnished. Address, C. II. G.,
HERALD office.
Auction sale at Schanno & Chapman's
beginning Saturday April 9TH. Ladies do
not fail to attend.
Cash advanced on wool shipments to
San Francisco or Boston at Coffin Bros.
Happy home clothing, best and cheap.
est on earth, at Coffin Bros. lI-tf
Star shepherd crooks, best crook made,
at Coffin Bros. lift
Wanted, girl. Apply at the Yakima
bakery. i0ut