The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-12-27


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NJ. b. Hoxie, of the law firm Of Hoxie
& Richardson. Tacoma, is q Yakima Wis
itor In the hope that this dryer climate
will prove beneficial to his health.
The wraps and robes OF Frank Cook g
baby carriage were stolen from the opera
house during the performance of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" Wednesday evening.
The HERALD was delayed this week on
account al giving the force well-earned
holiday on Christmas and through rush
of job work. An effort will be made to
secure more prompt issuance in the fu-
ture.
Il. b. White will close out his entire
stock of furniture at actual cost, COM
mencing with this date. Get price, to
be convinced of the genuineness OF this
offer. 49-4t
Prosecuting Attorney-elect Glen Dud-
ley has appointed Frank II. Rudkin a.
his deputy until such time as he shall
have fully recovered from his late serious
illness. There is no attorney in the
county who is better qualified for the po-
sition than Mr.. Rudkin.
A marriage license was issued on the
oath inst. to James Robins and Mary 4.
Carpenter, and on the Goth to Cole Brown
and Planc Harrop The ,,a~~;aoo n
censes issued in the county during 1894
number 80, against 5s for the previous
year,
B. b. White will close ont his entire
stock of furniture at actual cost, COM
mencing with this date. Get prices to
be convinced of the genuineness of this
offer. 49-4t
A special police man arrested Charlie
Gosln on Saturday last for creating q
disturbance at the Salvation Army bar
racks. Goslin asked for jury trial aud
was shortly after discharged on the ques-
ton raised by Attorney Parker as to the
jurisdiction of the court.
Seventeen applicants for the positions
of police officers under Chief-elect Lille
are said to be pressing their claims, in
Guiding Messrs. Craig, Grant, John Bar
tholet, Joseph Liggett, Stark, Mulligan,
w. S. Clark, Mopin, Wills and Lee Me-
Daniel. 1t is understood that Mr.. Bar
tholet will be recommended by the chief,
and the choice for the second position ia
between Messrs. Craig and Grant
b. B. White will close out his entire
stock OF furniture at actual cost, COM
mencing with this date. Get prices to
be convinced of the genuineness Of this
offer. 49.4t
A mortgage Was filed at the auditors
office to-day in favor OF trust company
and against the Yakima Investment COM
pany (the Sunnyside ditch for $3.50, 900.
The HERALD has been unable to learn the
particular force of this transaction, but it
is understood that 1t is to secure certain
pressing creditors pending the closing Of
the bond sale to Boston and New York
capitalists.
v Mr.. s. r. Clarke, wel-known fruit
grower and editor of Oregon, was in the
city to-day comforting with Mr.. G. p.
Wilcox regarding a meeting of the fruit
growers OF the Northwest at Portland
during the closing days of January.
His efforts are being largely directed to-
ward consolidation of the meetings of
the American Pathological society and the
unattached horticultdrists, and securing
$40 round trip transportation rate from
any point in the Northwest to Portland.
Mr.. Clarke also obtained data for Yak
una letter to the Oregonian.
John Keller alias "Frenchy," was ar
rested charged with taking shot at the
darkey wienerwurst man, in Fred Meh-
ler's saloon, on Saturday night last. As
the bullet took its way through the floor
and the claim of accidental discharge
could not be disproved, the case was dis
missed. In conformity with the termin-
alton OF all recent crIminalities. the pur-
veyor of hot sausages was ordered out oil
town. The probabilities are that if he
bad been in possession of the gun and
used it effectively, he would have been
permitted to remain here-an honored
citizen and the recipient of purse raised
through the efforts of the jury which &C.
Quilted him.