The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-25

halloween depredations ana pranxs. III
not, then let Bobby Burns tell he knows.
Reports from the Burlingame ditch
camp, some twelve miles up the Match
eez, are conflicting. A delegation of
Dsgoes arrived in the city last night from
the camp and also messenger from Bur
lingame. 1t seems that there is some
trouble about paying the men, and they
are excited. The men were here to
telegraph to Portland to find il any cash
was forthcoming, and they said il they
heard adversely they were going back
and give Burlingsme fits. Sheriff Sim
mons was notified that Burlingame had
been imprisoned in his tent for two days,
the Dagoes refusing to allow him to de-
part until he paid them. The matter
may or may not be u huge hosx-it being
looked upon as funny or serious by differ.
ent citizens. Burlingame always has had
a faculty for getting out of difficulties
easily. At this hour it is impossible to
say how much truth there is in the story.
The Yakima Rod & Gun Club are pre-
pairing to stock the valley with quail,
arrangements having been made to pur-
chase perhaps 40 dozen and distribute
them Systematically. Perhaps $500 will
be needed. The birds will be shipped by
February l, If the amount desired can be
raised among club members and sports
men outside the organization.
Mr.. A. J. Willis returned this morning
from Fairhayen, accompanied by his
wife, and will Immediately settle down
in the Scott dwelling house near the
Episcopal church. Mrs. Willis was Miss
S. l.. Hopkins, a daughter OF Councilman
Hopkins, of Fairhaven. They were mar
red October %. The HERALD extends
congratulations and best wishes.
The advertisement of Riggs Rheu-
matte Cure" in THE HERALD has attract
ed considerable attention both typograph-
ically and from medicinal point of view.
Several orders have been received for sup
plies as result of this advertisement, by
the North Yakima Drug store. The adv.
is carried only in this paper.
Judge l.. T. Erwin came in from the
reservation on Thursday. He says that
reservation residents are about to be dis
franchised, bssing his statement upon the
fact that no officers have been appointed
to preside over the election booths at Sim
coe. The board of county commissioners
have overlooked it (?)
:. roaring farce-comedy is "a Turkish
Bath" and Marie Heath, its bright par
ticular star, is a jolly little mortal who
makes one enjoy oneself in despite Of
oneself. On at Mason's Friday evening,
November 3
Everybody laughs at"A Turkish Bath. 3"
IT'S funny that it is so funny, yet 'twere
funnier were it not funny. Go and laugh
at it and at others who laugh. Mason's,
Friday, November .. Seats at Chap
mans.
Deputy Guilland on Thursday arrested
James White and X. 0. Lannon for SELL
ing whisky to Indians. White is the
populst candidate for sheep commits.
sioner for this county.
Steve O'Brien, one OF the war horses OF
democracy in the City of Destiny, came
over the range on this mornings train for
q short visit with his wife, who is spend
ing the winter here.
w. H. James returned from Tacoma
and Portland Wednesday. He will leave
the first of next week for Prosser to ar
range for taking charge Of the american.
Mrs. James NJ. Gilbert and daughter
will leave on Tuesday next for long visit
at Mrs. Gilbert's old home in Syracuse,
New York.
Mrs II. C. Humphrey and daughter
are expected home from Wisconsin on
Monday or Tuesday next.
We have just received another ship
ment of Youths and Boys clothing and
overcoats. |. ii. Dills. 40
Cyrus Walker and family moved into
their new house on Second and d streets
on Thursday.
Marie Heath, in "a Turkish Bath"
at Mason's opera house, Friday evening,
November 2.
You can buy a black Cheviot suit at
the Star for $40. |. ii. Dills. 40
have tan elegant Refer for your
boy. |. ii. Dlls. 40
Ben E. Snipes, OF Seattle, is in the city.
Fred X. Reed is in Portland.
II L. DUANE 10 IL, Tacoma