The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-07-02
SNAP SHOTS At YAKIMA
The Herald" Reporter Takes Photo
graphs Of Local Events.
PEN PICTURES OF YAKIMA LIFE
All sorts of Paragraphs Gathered
In the Metropolis of Central wash
ington and from thc Great and
Fertile Country Surrounding Il.

Auditor F. G. Hall was Tacoma Wis
itor this week. He returned to-day.
Judge Carroll b. Graves will deliver
the Grafton at the Roslyn celebration
July 4.
Emil Schanno is down from the Swauk
district and will remain until after the
Fourth.
T. G. Redfield and Nicholas Mccoy
left on Wednesday to spend ten days at
Hot Springs.
Senator John l.. Wilson will arrive in
the city on the 4 80 p. M. train Friday
and remain over one night.
A. G. Swindlehurst, of the postoffice,
he's been granted thirty days leave of
absence, which he will spend in Mon
tana.
u. s. Deputies Catron and Thompson
took four prisoners, including two coun-
terfeiters, to the penitentisry at Walla
Walla on Monday for safe keeping.
Mrs. w. II. Chapman and Mrs. Wirth
returned from The Dalles on Sunday,
accompanied by their sister, Miss Agnes
Schanno, and their cousin, Miss Alma
Schanno.
Judge Graves will open court on Mon
day fora short session. The most i'm.
portant matter to come up will be the
cause OF the bondholders against the
Selah Valley Ditch company.
H. ]. Snively made the trip to Pros
ser, Mabton and Belma on Saturday last
for the purpose of organizing silver clubs,
and on Tuesday he attended the state
conference OF bimettalists at Tacoma.
The republicans of Mckee will hold a
ratification meeting over the nomination
of Mckinley and Hobart at the Riverside
school house next Tuesday night. At
torney w. l.. Jones will be the principal
speaker.
Attorney 7. M. Vance returned on
Thursday last from his political mission
through the middle west. His duties
carried him as far as Salt Lake. He will
leave for Klickitat county in day or two,
after which his engagement will close.
Miss Annie Truman, cousin of Mrs.
W. l. Lince, arrived on Sunday from
Fort Wayne, Indiana, and will make a
few weeks visit here and then continue
her journey ON to Port Townsend for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Lille, OF
that place.
The county last week received about
$1,000 from the state on account OF the
successful prosecution of state cases and
$500 or 5000 additional will be received
soon from the same source. This is
quite feather in the cap OF Prosecuting
Attorney Englehart.
An exchange says it takes rich man
to draw check, pretty girl to draw at
tention, a horse to draw a cart, porous
plaster to draw the skin, topper to draw
a cork, free lunch to draw crowd and
an advertisement in your home pa
per to draw trade.
There will be a Demorest gold medal
contest given at Mason's opera house
on Saturday evening, July 4th
Four young ladies will contest for the
medal, and a program has been arranged
to include patriotic songs. No admission
fee will be charged at the door.
The committee was unable to secur,
Col. Patrick Henry Winston to delive
the Grafton at the peoples party picni'
at the fair grounds July 5 but the Hon
Govner Teats, of Tacoma, who was tn,
party's candidate for the U. s. senate il
1898, has promised to be present and viii
address the picnicers at 2 p. m. He il
said to be an eloquent speaker, ant
while here will lecture in the evening o
July 5, at 7 80, at the court house. Sub
ject, "The Sermon on the Mount" AID
mission free. On Monday evening, a
7:3O p. NJ, Mr.. Teats will speak in tn
open air on the avenue. Subject, 9Th
Financial Maelstrom.''
The boys are enjoying quiet laugh a
the expense of viii Lemon, of I. II. Dill
& Co., who prides himself upon his ex
cellent memory. The other day U.
Deputy Marshal Thompson entered tn
store and selecting Stetson hat hande
Lemon a counterfeit s. gold piece
Pleased at making sale so easily tn
Young man tossed the money into tn
cash drawer, while Mr.. Thompson wen
out and informed Manager Geo. Vsnc
of the game he had played. Shortl
afterwards Mr.. Vance strolled into tn
store and going to the till enquired {
Lemon where that S. coin had come from
The latter named a very estimable lad
living up the Ahtanum, who is one {
the stores patrons, and ON being presse
assured Mr.. Vance as to his certainty II
garding the transaction, nor could he b
shaken regarding it until the trick wa
explained to him and he was given th
musical ha-ha.