The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04

The assignments in the city schools are
as follows: Columbia building--Super-
intendent, w. NJ. Heiney; high school
assistant, Mrs. Heiney; high school and
eighth grade, Mrs. Mona Snyder; sixth
and seventh grades, F. d. Eshelman;
fourth and fifth grades, Miss Monroe;
second and third grades, Miss Redmon !;
first grade, Mrs. Rodman. Central build
idg-Fourth and Fifth grades, Miss AL.
len; third and fourth grades, Miss Saw
yer; second grade, Miss Needham; first
grade, Mrs. Murane; principal, G. J. Nc.
Intosh.
The man who shot Marshal Jeffrey in
Puyallup is named Brooke, and his part
ner is now in Yakima under surveillance,
it is said. His name is Wade. The boy
who was with Brooke when Jeffrey was
murdered Is young lad named McMur-
ray, whose people kept hotel in the old
town up to 1892. All OF the parties TO the
| affair have been picking hops in Yakima,
and they were headed this way when last
seen by officers Brooks has not vet been
| caught.
Potatoes are proving bonanza TO Yak
ina county this year and growers are re.
ceiving 81 per ton with three-fourths OF
the price paid cash in hand upon delivery
aboard the cars. The shipments at pres
ent are principally to st. Paul. X. s.
Morgan estimates that he will handle
from seventy-five to one hundred thou
sand bushels and Ward Bros. as much
| more.
The harvest season is over for the farm
ers and fruit growers, and it is now about
time that the newspaper is reaping its
harvest from subscribers. Those who are
delinquent and have been carried long
time are notified to call at THE HERALD
Office and settle accounts.
| Senator Dyer, OF King county. who
was largely instrumental in having the
state fair located at Yakima, was the
guest OF Captain j. Fl. Thomas last week,
and was greatly pleased with the work OF
the fair commissioners and the exhibit
ton given.
Mr.. w. ID. Roberts, at one time a resi-
dent of Yakima, but at present engaged
in the lumber business at Centralia, is in
the city on brief visit. He says this is
the liveliest place in the entire country.
Henry Stone, the well known horse
man, is so well pleased with the track at
the fair grounds that he is trying to make
arrangements to bring string of trotters
here for the winter.
There was some pistol practice and
other disturbance at the Centennial
house last night, due to alleged inidelity
of woman and jealousy of man.
Fred Il. Reed, through the recent brig
AIDE election of the National Guards, has
been promoted from the Office OF captain
to that of major.
| Capt Eshelman returned from Tacoma
\ Tuesday, where he was in attendance
upon the brigade election OF the national
guards.
| ]. II. Carpenter and wife will leave
next week for visit to California. They
expect to be gone six weeks.
The White River Lumber company is
building large warehouse on the west
side OF the track.
Mrs. L. Anna See leaves on Saturday
for Minneapolis where she expects to
spend the winter.
Marie Heath is one OF the coming at
fractions at the opera house in "a Turk
ish Bath"
John L. Wilson is assigned to speak at
North Yakima on Monday next.
Born, Sept. "A, to the wife Of Paul Yolo,
OF Yakima City, son.
Born, Sept. %, to the wife of Francis
Bracket, twin sons.