The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-06-27
The case involving the Old Town elec-

snu mr. Suarics Lake, hitef UcinR
Illegally restrained from taking the office
to which he was elected, now signs all
official documents over the title OF
"mayor." The eight has been q long
and bitter one and now the fiddler must
be paid for, and Messrs. Jones, Weikel,
Sinclair and associates are confronted
with Q heavy bill Of costs, which they
proposed to have paid out Of the munich
pal funds, but TO their disappointment
they are informed that they will have TO
foot the score from their personal ex.
chequers. The contest was q bit Of pig
headedness, for every indication pointed
to the election Of Lake and the entire
ticket which he headed. The case also
settles the status Of the town under reor-
ganization.
John S. Mcmillan, the republican states
man and at one time strong favorite with
the legislature for the Office Of U. S.
senator, who halls from Roche Hsrbor,
was visitor In the city yesterday. A
HERALD reporter who accosted him In the
hope Of securing some information OF q
political nature, was disappointed. Mr..
Mcmillan says that the senatorial con-
test for 1896 10 yet a long way off, and
that he is at present engaged solely and
wholly in the endeavor TO make dol
lar" He is the president and general
manager OF the Tacoma Il Roche Harbor
Lime company, and the manufacturer Of
cooperage and shingles. He 10 making a
tour Of the state in the interest of these
lines-and particularly to introduce his
new patent two-stsve barrels for the use
of orchardists in the shipment OF apples.
Mrs. Lydia A. Irons, state superintend.
ent Of the Mercy department Of the w.
G. T. u, will deliver three lectures in
this city at the Christian church Tuesday
afternoon and evening, July 2, as fol-
lows: Children's meeting, subject "Our
Animal Friends. "at 2 p. M; women q
conference, subject 'Tbe Predisposing
Causes Of Cruelty" at 3 p. m; at 7 80 q
public address will be given, subject
''The Fourfold Gospel of Mercy" Par
ents are especially requested to have
their children attend children's meeting.
The 3 O'Clock conference is for adult
women only. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend the evening ad.
dress. No admission fee will be charged.
Prof. Hull has resigned the principal
ship of the Ahtanum academy, and ar
rangements are being perfected for open
ing the school at the usual time with q
full corps of able teachers, two of whom
will probably be educators of local re.
pute and much experience. Secretary
Ferguson, Of the Congregational Educa.
tional society, is expected here this week
for the purpose Of investigating the needs
and assisting in financiering the academy.
Messrs. Nye Taggard and Thomas
Martin were engaged in fishing contest
with Col. Cock and HI. X. Owens on
Tuesday, on the Ahtanum. The latter
pair returned to the city with string Of
40, while the former carried off the BAN
ner by distributing 100 speckled beuties
among their friends. The Ahtanum this
year seems to have the edge on the Cow
ychee, as crack fishing grounds.
A. H. Mcguire, whose interest in the
Hotel Anterior was seized on Saturday
last by Sheriff Dilley, states that he does
not know just what business he will en-
gage in. He thinks he may return to
his old home IN Ohio. The sale OF his
interest in the furniture of the hotel will
take place on July Z. The hotel was
closed on q mortgage foreclosure by Thee
Steiner and Belle Steiner.
Mr.. John Wiley, g we'll known Seattle
attorney, and member of the executive
committee Of the state silver league. was
in the city on legal business on Wednes.
day. Mr.. Wiley is the delegate to the
Spokane convention who declared for the
ratio OF l6 to l, because God had put
the metal in the ground in that proper
ton.
Ethan Morrison, son Of DIR. w. F.
Morrison, has been named by Congress.
man S. G. Hyde to represent Yakima in
the examination for cadetship to the
West Point military academy. The Sc
lection is well made, as the candidate g
standing in the public schools has been
of the highest character.
Auditor Hall has issued the deficiency
certificates for road property tax, under
the new law, and now those who have
worked in excess of the time necessary
to liquidste such obligation and are en-.
titled to q certificate can receive same,
which may be applied on future road
property taxes.
Martin Cameron, county clerk OF Kitti.
tas county, was in the city on Wednes-
day for the purpose of taking the depo-
sition of Attorney Snively in q case now
before the superior court Of that county.
W. H. White, aged SO years, died at
st. Elizabeth's hospital, Wednesday
morning, of paralysis and dropsy. He
leaves wife and large family Of children
in INDECENT circumstances.
A marriage license was issued on Tues.
day to Ands Stagle, of Goldendale, and