The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-11-14


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Tickets, so cents; reserved seats, rs
cents; gallery, % cents.
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Captain Crawford's lecture and enter
tainment was the second of the "Star"
course and proved the abilities Of the cap
tain, for alone he kept the audience in
terested, pleased and amused throughout
the evening. Attorney Fred Parker knew
Crawford in Texas and tells many enter
tanning anecdotes about the scout. At
that time Mr.. Parker had little thought
OF adopting the law as profession, but
was riding the range as a vaquero of the
7. o. ranch. He was then known by
Captain Crawford and all his associates
as the "Flying 7. o. Deacon"
Wednesday was the Saith birthday of
Mr.. George s. Vance, and he celebrated
the occasion by gathering around him, at
the family residence on Second street, a
few OF his numerous friends. The evening
was passed in conversation, stories, and
in the enjoyment of one of the finest din
ners possible to be conceived. Those
present to enjoy the inequalities and to
wish the host many happy returns of the
event were j. ID. Cornett, George Donald,
Oscar Fechter, |. III. Dills, l.. f. Sperry,
DR.. w. II. Hare, James Donald and E.
NJ. Reed.
Mr.. Fred Parker has forwarded to the
governor his resignation as member of
the state fair commission, to take effect
on the Goth of this month, and President
A. b. Weed has also drafted his resigna-
ton. This will leave only Secretary John
Reed and Commissioner Engle of the old
board, as j. r. Reavis is now a resident
OF British Columbia. Mr.. Reed has had
letter from the secretary OF the Oregon
state fair, who is DESTROYS OF arranging
dates, so that there will be no conflict.
j. B. Reavis spent several days in
Walla Walla during the past week repre-
senting the plaintiff in the case of S. J..
Lowe vs.. The N. z. r. r. Co. The suit
is an important one, involving as it does
one of the most valuable tracts of land in
the county, which adjoins the city on the
northwest. The testimony was all taken,
but the arguments will be made later on
in chambers.
Hearing was had before Court Commits.
sioner Worries this week in the applca-
ton of /. w. Dudley, of the Yakima Irri-
CATION & Improvement company, for the
sale of the company's property, on an
offer of $4,000. The outstanding debts
of the company amount to about sec, 900,
and the bid was subject to the liens.
DR.. Wintermute, E. o. Keck and Geo.
Arrowsnith are the latest additions to
the membership of the Commercial club.
At the last meeting OF the governing
board it was decided to recover the bill
lard and pool tables and purchase new
billiard balls.
The city registration books closed on
Wednesday eveing with 1856 voters regis
tered from the LIST ward, lag from the
End and lao from the 3rd ward, a total OF
422. This is less than half the number
of voters registered last year and is wholly
due to carelessness and lack OF interest.
The patent was received by the Curry
brothers Wednesday for the valuable
tract of land lying northwest of the city,
which has been so long in dispute, the
right of which was contested by DR..
George w. Carey, formerly Of this city,
but now OF California.
A. @. Coburn, T. w. Moore, Marshall
Scudder and Dell Hiscock returned this
morning from the Moses lake country.
They killed " ducks and geese, half OF
which they brought home with them.
The mother of Mrs. w. W. Leeper
died at her home in Lewiston, Idaho, on
Wednesday, November Is. Mrs. Leeper
was present at her mothers bedside and
administered to her last wishes.
Attorney Frank II. Rudkin has re-
ceived information Of bis success in the
state supreme court in tue case of David
Murray, appellant, We. ]. A. Shoudy, ct
al, respondents.
Don't miss BENZ. c. Chaplin on the
evening Of December 2. His entertain
ment is unusual. Those who love legiti-
mate drama should see him.
Mr.. NJ. f. Reed, OF the Natcheez is
again around looking pale and wan after
three weeks confinement with malaral
fever.
A good navy blue flannel overshirt at
the Star for SIPS. 43
We will save you money on underwear,
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