The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-01-04

/ Nfaty W - Athfrthfs n. III. mHkulFe
and Geo. Guilland returned today from
40 extended visit among friends on the
Sound. Thew have certainly Jared well,
for neither has lost q modicum Of the
lustre Of his youth, but both are more or
less affected with an unnaturally strong
passion for music and an ever-present
desire to help to make IL. The esteem in
which they are held on this side, how
ever. will prompt their many friends here
to watch them with affectionate care, In
order that their mania mag not reach
degree OF seriousness. Anyway. every
body is glad 10 see the bots home again.
Prosecuting Attorney Rockford has
given notice to the county auditor that
hereafter the county officials can receive
pay only under the schedule OF q county
Of the twenty-third class. This will re-
duce the county attorneys salary 10 o
basis o! s33 per month; auditor. clerk and
sheriff to 500, and treasurer to se8.
Those interested say they will contest IL
in the supreme court II necessary. Mr..
Rochford's theory Is that no legal census
has been taken since 1890.
Rev. Rufus Chase, formerly rector Of
st. Michael's church In this city, held
three very interesting services in the local
church during bis visit here this week
two on Sunday and one on New Years
day. He returned to his home in Olympia
this week, but on his way east about
Easter he will probably stop day and
favor his many friends in this city with
another Of his eloquent, earnest and forci-
BILE sermons.
John Reed, anticipating a strike on the
Northern Pacific on the LIST inst, layed
In supply Of several carloads of coal and
wood from the mines and the Cascade
mountains. The strike didn't occur-and
he now wishes he hadn't l,een so thought
full.
G. w. Everest, Of Portland, one OF the
chief spirits in the Priest Rapids and
Prosser Falls can |, is In the city. The
company's bonds have been placed and
on the 10th Of this month it will receive
sos, 900 to be distributed in this county.
Captain ]. C. Ainsworth, one Of the
most widely known characters in finan-
cial circles on be coast and well known
10 business and social way from San
Diego to Victoria, died last Saturday at
his California home.
A very interesting land case is being
determined before the local land officers
this week in which VIM II. Paulhamus
is contestant and Fred A. Stewart, OF
Puyallrp, is contestee.
Reserved seats for the unmatched mi.
kado," by the celebrated Calhoun Opera
company, on sale at w. ii. Chapman's
drug store.
The merry Naturalization OF sleigh
bells greets the hurrying footman's ears
these days on every street.
Lawyer ID. ii. Carey, of the Northern
Pacific, resident in Ellensbursh, is in the
city this week.
Wanted-To trade lumber for two car
loads No. timothy hay. Orting Mill
Co., Orting, Wash. 50-4
Hon. Sam Vinson came in this morn
ing for a brief respite from office duty at
Spokane.
We retail salt \salmon, white fish and
mackeral very cheap. CoPFrN BROS. 81. Il
Mrs. Wan. Ker returned this week from
an extended visit in Washington, d. G.
Business activity has at last sloughed
into state OF innocuous desuetude.
Col. B. W. Coiner, Of Tacoma, is here
attending an important land case.
Amos Judson Bailey. of Seattle, visited
our city this week on business.
Apples 70 centsa box at Coffin Bros.
Eggs IS cents DOZEN. Soft