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

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tally true of the huning. Instead o.
msrring the scenery near the painted
rocks, the great, winding line of wood
and pipe really adds to the picturesque.
ness Of the spot. Mr.. Bannister may
well be proud OF his work; his employer.
certainly are.
| The tiremen's Masquerade.
No more successful or enjoyable public
ball was ever given in Yakima than thai
OF the iiremen on Christmas night. The
music was excellent, the arrangements
well carried out by active and efficient
managers. and every one seemed to be IN
the best of spirits. The masquers were
numerous, and many of the costumes
were novel and elegant. The net pro.
ceeds were about $50, which will be
turned in to the fire department treasury
The characters represented were No fol.
lows:
Topsey, Clarence Former; Night, Grace
Clark; Spanish Student, Mary Clark
Clown, David Clark; Clown, ]. A. Fran.
els; schott Bros, Bert Wills; Smallest
Couple, Anna and Ida Clark; Bride
Laura Moorehead; Domino, G. L.Palmer
Bride, Mrs. Charles Dillon; American
Girl, Alice Evans; Football, Joseph
Clark; Knight, VIII Kremer; Washer.
woman. w. Hawkins; Yakima Mills, f.
Wilson; School Girl, B. Nelson Lady in
White, B. Fulkerson; Spanish Lady, +
Fulkerson; Girl in Blue, Susie Fulker.
son; The HERALD, Colvin Fulkerson
The Republic, Hattie Thomas; Domino
Mrs. Burbank; Domino, Victor Adams
Domino, Emma Fulton, Domino, Gertie
Pratt Jockey, Fannie Bounds; Boot.
black, May Jacobs; Coon, IL. Chapman
Convict, U. S. Stewart; Coon, w. Dav.
erin; Baseballsts, Maude Thomas, Eu
gene Zerkle, Nettie Fulkerson, George Me.
nalley Soldier, William Stone; Flower
Girl, Maud Stone; Red Riding Hood
Otis Stone; Fancy Costume, Fred Jan.
eek; Domino, f. Grafton; Domino, R
| Henson; Domino, = Thorpe; Yale Mix
ture, Hub Pratt; Lady in Pink, Nellie
McGlothlen; Dutch, Mr.. and Mrs. Tay.
lor; Jew, w. c. Stayt; Domino, Luke
Dennis; Japanese Star, Miss Sidonie OFT
Yakima Restaurant, H. Pratt; Old Maid
p. Jordan; Grass Widow, AL Smith
North Yakima Drug Store, Frank Var
Dusen; The Coon, Ben Cohn; Prince
Henry Schott; Sailor, A. Robertson
King Diamond, Scoby Haugh; Tramp
A. Brandenberg; Star Clothing House
Frank Clemens; Flower Girl, Miss
Vaughn; Peasant Girl, Miss Fitzgerald
Louis IN, Charles Hathaway; Clown
Ed Hackett; Fancy, G. r. Smith; Turk
Henry Mabrey; Fat Boy, Walter Bur
bank; Fancy, Walter Ayres Sunfower
Miss Delaney; Tramps, John Young
Win Chapman.
The following were awarded prizes
Miss Bounds, George Menelley, Mr.. Bur
bank, James Mackison, Miss Delaney
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Taylor, II. Schott, Hui
Pratt, May Jacobs, Anna and Ida Clark
Mrs. E. Fulkerson, AL Smith, +. L. Var
Dusen, Miss Stone, Bob McGee, Franl
Clemar, Mr.. Hawn, Miss OFT, Miss ia
cobs. W. H. Chapman, Lulu Nelson
Hattie Thomasa Alice Evans, W. G
Stayt, z. Jordan, Gertie Pratt, w. z
Stone, W. Kremer, Bert Wills, Georg,
Muneller and Nettie Fulkerson, A. L
Dilley, May Jacobs and Ben Coin, Johr
Young, Clarence Farmer, Mr.. Stone.
Land office Notes.
The following entries in conflict will
Northern Pacific railroad selections ar,
allowed to stand
Coal entry No. 1898 of John B. Willard
land in sec. 3, towp. Is n. range II e.
G. +. No ITO of John B. Nelson Ian,
IN sec. 5, twp. ID, range Is.
| +. II. +. No. l 4 OF James Gleed; lane
in sec. 81, twp. IA, range Is.
c. Z. No. 1855 of James Stuart; lane