The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-11-28
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Judge Irwin came in from the reserva
walton Wednesday accompanied by In
spector Mccormick.
Wanted, to trade good road cart ant
single harness for first class COW. Apply
at THE HERALD office. IS
Cont forget the Dsbandment ball 10
night at Mason's opera house. 1t will be
an enjoyable occasion.
The Prosser American claims that Mrs
Benjamin Viles has discovered six-fool
vein OF coal within mile and a half OF
Prosspr.
Feast your eyes on the big advertise.
ment Of the Bargain Store. They are
selling stacks Of goods by Strengthening
prices, and all they ask is for those
in need of clothing or furnishing goods
to call upon them and see with their own
eyes the inducements offered.
p. S. Renter, in order to provide for bis
constantly increasing business has re.
moved his dive works to the building on
Yakima avenue recently vacated by Mrs.
Cary, where he will be pleased to meet
those who have work in his line. Note
his new advertisement in this issue.
Geo. N. Tuesley, formerly of The Re.
public, is now member of THE HERALD
force, and he Is commended to the good
graces of the patrons of this paper. Mr..
Tuesley is skillful and thorough job
printer and all work entrusted to his
hands will not suffer by comparison with
similar work executed in the best equip.
ped job offices of the larger cities.
Capt. C. NJ. Holton left on Saturday
last for Washington d. c., where he ex-
poets to obtain a clerical position on one
of the congressional committees. Rep
resentative Barge, Of Ellensburg, will
also 60 to Washington in day or two
having had some reason to believe he
will be appointed one of the assistant
librarians.
The Yakima County Horticultural So
ciety held an interesting meeting at the
city hall on Monday, and among those
present were number of ladies who are
interested in pomoloey. Secretary Ton
neson Of the state board addressed the
meeting and the report OF Deputy Fruit
Inspector Lee was read. The society will
meet at the city hall hereafter on the
last Wednesday in each month.
E. F. Benson returned on Monday
from st. Paul, where he had been as a
representative Of the Commercial club to
the Irrigation Convention. Mr.. Benson
says he believes the convention will ulti-
mately result in benefitting the entire
northwest through directing the attention
of prospective settlers in this channel,
but he was evidently not greatly impress
sed with the direct advantages to be de-
rived by Yakima or any other section.
Mr.. Benson had an address prepared to
be read before the convention regarding
the advantages of Yakima, but after list
ening to sectional addresses for two days
the members became very weary and the
balance Of the addresses were submitted
without reading and will be incorporated
in the proceedings OF the convention, TO
find their way into print-perhsps. Mr..
Fechter, the associate of Mr.. Benson,
took advantage of the opportunity to
visit his former home in Wisconsin and
will not return for few days.