The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-12-13

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son was that OF Wednesday night at the
Yakima Commercial club parlors. Fully
125 people were present, and the great
rooms were crowded to their walls with
the merry-makers. Cards constituted
the principal amusement, although bill.
lizards and pool were not neglected. Mrs.
Frank Horsley rendered one OF her ex-
cellent vocal solos, as did Mr.. Swindle.
hurst, and Messrs. Vance, Teal and
Swindlehnrst formed a trio which favored
the audience with some well-received
music. II took some time to permit all
OF the throng to lunch, but that pleasant
feature was finally concluded. The
guests ret ired at am.
1t is reported that Auditor Elect Hall
will retain Mr.. Greenwalt as one deputy
and will appoint Deputy treasurer Kelso
as the other. Sheriff Elect Dilley says
he has decided upon only one deputy up
to date but refuses to make the choice
public. He contemplates having at least
two deputies, claiming that the criminal
business of the county has increased 60
per cent in the past year.
THE Alfalfa" desires that the public
should become fully informed OF the fact
that its stock Of foreign and domestic
wines and liquors. in bottles and bulk,
cannot be excelled in the northwest and
the attention of families is especially in
vited to the purity OF these goods for
table and medicinal use, and for the hol-
iday season. Mr.. Lund will make a
feature of some choice, nine year old
Zinfandel as long as It lasts. 1873
Il. B. Milroy has been instructed by
the state land commissioners to bring
action for settlement of the conflicting
claims OF the Northern Pacific and the
state over land selections in this county.
The state and Mr.. Milroy maintain that
the Railroad Company has no right to
select lands here in lieu of those lost in
Idaho.
A Roslyn paper suggests that among
populists who receive the courtesy vote OF
their party for U. S. senator, ID. +. Mac
kinnon OF this city be one. 1t is under
stood that in appreciation Of this jokelet
"Mack" INDUCED in the expected horse
laugh.
The Tacoma Ledger has correspond
ent who, as prominent eastern Wash
ington politician" puts up a slate of lead
ers for the legislature; and among them
he places our Daniel, saying he is work
ing in the interests OF Ankeny
Col, l.. S. Hewlett will leave in a day
or two for Olympia, at the request OF Gov
ernor McGraw, to present his views re-
garding the obtaining for the state of l.
000, 900 acres of government land under
the Carey law.
The Yakima Hop Growers association
holds special and important meeting at
Masons' opera house on Saturday after
noon, December 10. All members and
growers are expected to be present.
1t don't pay to use strong and old east
ern corn meal, as Yakima homemade
meal cannot be beaten in sweetness and
purity. Cheaper than any other. North
Yakima Mill Company. Att
g. M. Mckinney has removed his real
estate Office from the second floor of the
Syndicate block to the first floor OF the
new Water, Light and Power company
building.
The Elite leads in holiday goods an d
prices. AZ
d. A. Mckenzie. at one time Puget
Sound deputy collector of customs, was
in the city from Seattle this week.
Don't forget that the Elite carries the
most complete stock Of imported and Key
West cigars in the city. AZ
Wanted-A few table boarders. First
class meals. Board $3.50 per week
Room 20, Caldwell block. Mrs, Jones.