The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-29

b. L. Watson was interviewed by The
Herald representative TO day regarding
the report that he was soon to publish
another newspaper in this city. Mr..
Watson has brought his plant here from
Portland and has -et 1t up in one OF the
store rooms OF the larger of the Caldwell
buildings. He stated that there would be
paper published from his office by a
local company, but whether iG would be a
weekly or tri-weekly had not as yet been
fully decided upon. Neither had the
name OF the publication, nor the editor
been chosen, although w. W. Watson
will probably handle the quill. Mr.. Wat
son further said that he expected that the
paper would make its debut about the
10th OF April. Politically, it will be indie
pendent.
City Marshal Liggett suffered from
another hemorrhage of the wound in his
leg, on Saturday last, and Doctors Hill
and Heg were summoned and by cutting
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Of the bullet had lodged there. After
this was extracted and the artery tied Mr.
Liggett's condition began to improve at
once, and it is now believed that he is
out OF danger.
Henry W. Newly, a special agent of
the government for the examination OF
surveys, outftted here on Tuesday and
left for the Yakima reservation to inspect
the surveys made by q. G. Mills and
others. Mr.. Newly was accompanied by
John Golden and several other young
men.
B. B. White has inaugurated genuine
clearance sale of furniture. For the next
60 days, in order to raise some ready
money and make room for large stock
to come, goods will be sold at actual
cost. limo
The superior court will convene in this
city on Monday, with Judge Graves pre-
siding. As no jury has been summoned
the cases will then probably be set and
an adjournment taken until the following
week.
Deputy U. S. Marshal A. II. Mcguire
and bride, arrived from Ohio Wednesday
and are guests OF the Yakima.
Schott Bros. sell Hamilton Browns
school shoes to IL at 81 and IS to 2 for
sl.l5. 1927
Hamilton Browns own make mems
calf shoes for $l.95 at Schott Bros. 1921
Wanted, four or five room cottage.
Apply at THE HERALD office.
Mrs. A. W. Ryan left for Kansas Oh
Tuesday for a lengthy visit.
Wanted, girl. Apply at the Yakima
bakery. loft
Meeting OF Teachers Association.
The attention Of teachers, and others
interested in education, is called to the
next meeting of the Yakima County
Teachers association to be held in this
place on the first Saturday in April, at
l 30 p. m. Aside from an entertaining
program, class exercise in "Applied
Psychology" will be given by Prof. Hull,
Of the Ahtanum academy. The subject
to be presented is THE Intellect" and
all are asked to prepare to take part in
the animated discussions which will be
brought out. A full attendance is desired,
as one or two propositions of more than
ordinary Specification are to be brought
before the association. The following
program will be rendered:
Music ....... ............. .........
Recitation. Mr. Miner
Reading .-..-.. ..-....-... Miss Ella Stair
Music .... ....... ..........-
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. Mcintosh
Address. ..-.,...... .-.: Mr.. Warner
49,. Mr.. CLARK
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