The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-11-07

ID. w. Simmons returned from Spokane
to-day.
AL. Dilley returned from Tacoma on
Tuesday night.
r. A. Hume was in the city from spo-
kane this week.
S. G. Henton left on Tuesday night for
Walla Walla to attend U. S. court.
James Kesling has again opened his
pioneer blacksmith shop, on Front street.
l. w. Dudley is in the city from Ken
newick-which district he reports as very
quiet--on court business.
Joseph Teal, of Portland, is in the city
for brief visit with his brother Henry
Teal, and also on business.
Col. L. S. Hewlett and wife returned
on Tuesday night from their three weeks
visit In several cities of the state.
II delinquent taxes of 1892 and 1893
are paid this month all Of the penalty
and one-half of the accrued interest is
RENTED.
A license to marry was granted to
John Dittentholer and Judith Often
tholer, both of Tampico. The couple were
once man and wife, but were divorced
some months since.
Rev. E. P. Greene, of Arlington, Oxn.,
arrived in the city yesterday for brief
visit With his family. He will return to-
day. going to Mabton by train and thence
to Arlington by horse and vehicle.
Special rates for reserved seats Of so
cents have been made to the local post OF
Grand Army veterans and to the camp OF
Sons OF Veterans, to Capt. Jack Craw-
ford's performance on Saturday evening.
At Tacoma on Monday Judge Pritchard
ordered the sale at auction of all stock in
the branch stores OF M. Cohn & Co., and
authorized Receiver Levin to proceed at
once to this city to sell the Yakima goods
at public auction.
THE HERALD is requested to announce
that there will be no services in the sew
eral churches of this city on Sunday next,
on account of the Sunday school conven-
ton, which holds an all. day session at
Mason's opera house.
The family of County Commissioner
Joseph Stephenson on Saturday last re-
moved to this city from the Wide Hol.
low, to give the children the benefit Of
the city schools during the winter. They
have taken the Jackson residence, on
Third street.
L. F. Burt, at one time interested in
Mckee artesian well boring operations
with Messrs. Clarke & Macdonald, arriv-
ed in the city from Seattle on Tuesday
night and will remain until Saturday.
He is interested in contest case before
the local land office.
Judge Graves arrived in the city on
Tuesday night to hear motions and con-
duct postponed business OF the superior
court, chief among which was the hear
ing of argument of counsel in the motion
ior new trial in the case of the State vs..
Charles Nc Gonigle.
AL Whitson mourns the untimely and
felonious appropriation of saddle, which
was taken from his horse on Saturday
night and has not yet been found. The
horse was ridden into the Mckee valley.
where it was found, but the saddle had
been taken as souvenir OF the occasion
by the individual with fondness for
equines other than his own.
A HERALD reporter queried Mayor Red
man as to his intention regarding issuing
a Thanksgiving proclamation; but his
honor was somewhat reticent. Indeed,
he seemed to feel that Yakima citizens
hadn't any large quantity of blessings to
be thankful for; but. after Governor Nc
Eraw has followed President Cleveland's
example, Mayor Redman may issue the
usual quarter column proclamation.
Among other innovations now under
consideration of the Commercial club is
one looking to the establishment of a
Methodist academy or college in this city.
Communications on the subject have
been received by the club, and repre-
sentative of the educational institution
will soon be in Yakima. The club ap-
pointed Edward Whitson, James M. Gill
bert and w. L. Steinweg as committee
to interview the representative and if pos
sible arrange plans whereby the college
may be located here.
On Wednesday OF last week, Novem-
Der Is, the registration books Of the city
will be closed for the twenty days preced-
ing the municipal election, which occurs
on Tuesday, December 8. The general
call for the election will be made by the
council at its regular meeting on the
evening OF tue 18th inst, ten days notice
being all the time required by law. So
far but little interest seems to be taken in
the result, If one NAV judge by the light
registration and it has not as yet been
even whispered who will be the csndi-
dates to fill the several offices.
Henry ]. Snively returned on Tuesday
evening from the Sound, where he had