The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-11-01

| since It's lnstaiiaiiOn tue 1akltna
Evaporator conpany's plant has dried
10000 pounds OF prunes and peaches, on
direct orders from outside consumers
The sacking has just been furnished
and shipments will begin next week
the first output going to st. Paul. Tbs
company has almost II not quite paid ex
penses. and has done much better than
it had anticipated for the first year
and that year 1894. Much more fruit
will be handled next year than could
be in '9I. The wheel is fine one
and does the hest OF work; but, while
it has 240 trays, when any OF them are
taken out there are new ones to go in
instead, hence a great deal Of heat i,
lost. The company will next year pu,
in one hundred more trays, aud it j,
estimated that fully one-third more
fruit can be dried at no more cost.
The plant is fine one, and will un
doubtedly develop into great establish
ment,
Court adjourned on Saturday night un
til the first Monday in December, Judge
Graves returning to Ellensburg. The
case of Churchill VS. Stephenson wal
taken under advisement, as was also tn,
case of Dunlop vs. Conrad A decree OF di
vorce was granted to James A. Bean
from Alice III. Bean, on the ground OF de.
sertion. No community property. A
degree was also granted Carrie A. Sta
ton from j. T. station, upon ground Of
cruelty. He has no property; there are
| two children. About the only continu-
ance was in the case OF the State vs. Har.
vey, in the Bagwell murder matter. Louis
Martin, charged with assault with q
deadly weapon and convicted Of simple
assault, moved for All arrest OF judgment
and new tral-same being granted
Martin is a colored man, and had diff
Guilty with Taylor, the Hot Tomale man.
Court lasted four weeks, and the docke,
was pretty we'll cleared.
| Two union meetings OF church organi
cations were held at Mason's opera house
on Sunday night. The finest was 9
young peoples service, at O'Clock, pre-
sided over by Travelling Secretary Dunn
NIT, of the Y. NJ. G. A. This WAS fol
lowed by q meeting OF the Yakima county
auxiliary of the American Bible society
which Was addressed by p. G. Hetzler
the Pacific coast representative of the or
ganization. After the address officers o.
the local association were elected for tn,
ensuing year as follows: Rev. S. H
Cheadle, president; all other resident
pastors vice presidents, DIR. David Ros
ser, treasurer Prof. w. M. Heiney, secre
tary. An executive committee was also
appointed, as follows: DIR. Rosser, Prof
Heiney, Frank Fry, Il. NJ. Mckinney anc
Mrs. Walter Greenwalt. The local 1850
citation will meet once each year.
THE HERALD reporter last week made
an unfortunate statement in imputing t.
James White, the populist candidate fol
sheep commissioner, the misdemeanor O
selling whisky to Indians. The informa
ton WAS furnished as is usual in such
cases by the deputy marshal making the
arrest. That officer was told by the ar
rested that his name was James White
that he was the populist candidate fol
sheep commissioner, and he had bunch
OF candidates cards in his pocket bear
ing that inscription. The mistake was
natural one, the reporter not associatini
in his mind the name of James White
with the man who naturally feels dis
tressed by the publication. The man ar
rested 10 Jesse White, and The HERALI
makes the correction as an act OF justice
for all who are acquainted with james
White know that he would not be guilt,
OF such an offense.
Shortly after Nov. Treasurer Stall
will begin to dstrain property for thu
purpose OF collecting delinquent persona
taxes. In his case "a word to the wise
should be sufficient, although the treas
urer semi officially states that he hates Il
begin this work, when delinquents com
into TO pay he has not so far added tbs
costs attaching when property is dis
trained, in order to make the burden
lighter. 1t may be of interest to stat
that in some cases when property i
sliced for taxes, the costs, penalty ant
fine double and quadruple the origins
sum.
case on before Judge Henton thi
week had an odd termination. 1t ap
pears that VIM. Rehaier and F. Schmd
not long since had fistic argument
Schmidt being the aggressor in the eye
OF Justice Clark, was held TO await tn
action of the superior court. To retaliat
Schmidt then had Rehaier arrested, AM
the case was brought before Justice Hen
ton. That official, after hearing the evi
dence, promptly discharged the prisone
dismissed the case and attached the cost
to the prosecuting witness, Schmidt
upon the ground that the action wa
brought out of malice.
The clerks office during the month G
October, received the sum of $500 as fee
an amount largely in excess of that re
ceived during any equal period of time b.
any county Office since the inauguration
OF the salary system. The sheriffs oil
/ flee once ran up to $40. but that is tn
/ nearest approach to the $500 above men