The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-05-09


sion at the Hotel Yakima last night, the
usual attendance being noted. Keith w.
Dunlop delivered paper upon scien-
tific subject, which provoked an interest
ing and lively iscussion-between the
disciples of Blackstone on the one side
and those of Esculapius on the other-as
to the truth or falsity of Mr.. Dunlop's
assumptions or hypothesis. After the
discussion the constitution and bylaws
were voted upon and adopted. 1t is de-
sired that all members should call at the
Office of DR.. Wintermute and sign these
articles, Immediately, as it is imperative
that the membership of the club be
known. r. B. Milroy will deliver The
next paper.
Major Fred r. Reed, commanding the
First cavalry battalion, has issued gen.
eral order No. 6, announcing his staff
appointments, as follows: DR.. A. III.
Deekins, Troop B, First cavalry, Tacoma,
to be assistant surgeon, with rank OF
captain Quartermaster Sergeant Lee
Fevre, Troop B, First cavalry, Tacoma,
to be quartermaster, with the rank OF
first lieutenant; w. B. Dudley, quarter
master sergeant Troop G, First cavalry,
Yakima, to be commissary, with rank of
first lieutenant; L. Frank Boyd, of Spo-
kane, to be inspector OF small arms prac-
tice, with rank OF first lieutenant; w. III.
Martin, of Tacoma, to be chaplain, with
rank of captain.
Fred r. Reed, who is establishing east
ern emigration agencies for Yakima
county, will publish, in connection with
w. ii. James, editor of the Prosser
American, two hundred thousand copies
of that paper in Michigan, Illinois, Ohio,
Indiana and Minnesota. Corporations
or individuals having properties for sale
should carry an advertisement through
this mammoth issue. For rates, etc.,
address W. H. James, editor american,
Prosser, Wash.
The Yakima association of Congrega-
tional churches will meet on Wednesday
of next week in the Congregational
church OF this city. Interesting ad-
dresses will be made by Revs. A. j.
Bailey and Samuel Greene, OF Seattle
Rev. 7. w. Walters, OF Colfax, and by
members Of the association. The exer.
cises will continue from a. m. to o D.
M, with intermissions at noon and at
p. m.
The Oneonts, N. Y, Herald OF April
25 reports case where grower contract
ed 5000 pounds of '95 hops at lOc; the
Salem, Ogn., Statesman of April 10 notes
three contracts Of '95 hops at Sc and l0c
with SC "picking money" advanced ant
the Hamilton, N. Y, Republican, o
April 25 says; "All contracts are beine
made at the uniform price of loc." Now
what's the matter here in Yakima?
George Donald left this morning for
business trip to Tacoma, in connection
with the receivership Of the Yakima In
vestment company. II new receive
should be appointed to fill the vacanc,
caused by the death Of Paul Schulze, h
will be named during the time Mr.. Don
aid is in Tacoma.
Work has been commenced in earnes
ON the stone building which q. w. Car,
is erecting on Second street; and Messrs
Whitson 4 Parker have decided to begil
on their two story building, in the rea
OF the First National bank, at a yer,
early date. Certainly Second street j
looking up.
The two lots on the corner of Yakimi
avenue and Main street were recent,
sold by the administrator of the Churchill
estate for 5000 to DR.. E. q. Pugsley
There ia prospect that suitable build
ing Will soon grace this property.
Mrs. James Stuart, who has been IN
hospital at Tacoma for several months
undergoing treatment, arrived in tn
city last night and was taken to her hom
In the Mckee.