The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-02-14
Woven into a Fabric Of Interesting To-
cal Information.
ITEMS OF EVERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stray Hits OF Gossip, society News,
Personals and Happenings About
Town and Tn the surrounding
Country.

turned Tuesday from a business anc
pleasure trip to Tacoma.
Mr.. Frank Shardlow is seriously i'll al
his residence on Second street, having
been confined since Saturday.
A very pleasant party WAS that given
by the Commercial club on Wednesday
evening. The next and last, until after
lent, will be on Feb. 9th.
Judge Graves this morning stated that
he would, early tomorrow morning,
either accept the recommendation OF Re.
ceiver Strobach of the California Hop Co.,
or order sale of the corporate property.
George Hazard, the apostle OF demo
cracy stopped over in the city to-day on
his way to Washington, ID. c. He saws
the object of his trip is simply to size up
the political situation with his own ewes
and that he has no favors to ask of Grow
er the Great.
The Hammer Song" with anvil &C.
compartment is one Of the novel features
OF the twenty-misute curtain raiser "The
Blacksmith's Wife" which precedes the
great Irish drama, Robert Emmett" al
Mason's opera house, February 81, BY
Company E.
In the case of the N. p. r. r. Co., VS.
Ann Creswell. involving land in sec. 81,
two. Is r. ?. is g., the commissioner has
affirmed the decision of the local Office,
and rejects the cempany's claim and al
lows Creswell's entry to stand, subject tc
examination for approval.
Every true Irishman loves the name
of Robert Emmet, and should not fail
to attend the performance given By
Company f on the evening OF February
-, at Mason's opera house. The noble
character of the Irish patriot will be upon
that date fittingly portrayed
Have you noticed the new advertise
ment OF Schott Bros. A fine line o.
goods, 50 cases of mems shoes, have Just
been received and they are to be sold Al
jobbers' prices. A visit there will demon
strate that they have placed their figures
down to bedrock.
Cooley p. Greene, son of f. P. Greene
formerly OF this city, in January, at Still
water, N. Y. passed the regents examina.
ton in eight subjects, averaging 92 credits
each. He received a pref cademc certifi
cate. He is to pass drawing in Msrct
and will then receive higher grade Ger
tificate.
Two ranchers from Tampico put GRAZ
game IN a saloon TO sleep on Saturday
night last, in the usual short time afte
the run" started. The sum taken of
the green cloth was over $500 Their,
was hoodoo out for the sports that night
to all appearances for every game in tn,
city lost money. if reports be true.
j. Leahv, deputy collector of interna
revenue. was here on Tuesday, and lei
blanks for the collection OF the incom,
tax with u s. Commissioner Henton-
who desires that all residents OF this city
having the taxable income Of $4,000 pc
year will come to his office and help tn,
government out OF its financial troubles
Those who want to secure the best o
agricultural land on advantageous term
should note the advertisement of w. 7
Clark, which graces the head OF the fourtl
page OF THE HERALD. These lands, stu
ated miles from North Yakima, in tn
fertile Mckee valley, were reclaimed from
their arid state by means OF artesian well
and the purchasers secure perpetus
water right. No finer fruit or alfalf
lands can be found in Yakima county.
Marshal Lille has imported from New
York city patent machine to be used a
canine exterminator. 1t consists OF
hollow rod with flexible wire attached
and the manipulation can stand ten fee
away from the offending and perhaps ire
ful dog, work spring-snd there il
broken backed or pretty thoroughly COW
ed animal to take to the pound. BY tn
way, the marshal states that the do
license is 81.
Watch the advertising columns Of Til
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HERALD closely, for those merchants VIII
realize the benefits OF advertising an
place their announcements where the
will do the most good cannot overloo
the advantages of these columns. Tn
subscription books OF Tue HERALD al
open TO all advertisers-to prove that TIL
paper has greater subscription than an
other two papers published in Mort
Yakima. This is not vain boast. Til
HERALD subscription books will verify tn
statement.
II has been decided to hold the Demo-
est silver medal contest Saturday evenin,
IN the Christian church, when the follow
ing program will he carried out: r,
marks by the chairman, Hon. II. J
snively; opening chorus by Dudley Est
elman's class; invocation by Rev. 5. Il
Cheadls; instrumental music by Wi
Thompson; recitations-A Vision of Pr
hibition, Reinforcements, An Evil Beas
You Can Stop 1t il You Will, Our M
tional Curse, Young Americas War Cry
In the Bushel or In the jug, Personal RI
sponsibility; instrumental music by hin
c. NJ. Hauser; decision Of judges; pre-
sentation address by chairman; instru