The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-11-05
SNAP SHOTS AT YAKIMA
The Herald Reporter Takes Photo
graphs Of Local Events.
PEN PICTURES OF YAKIMA LIFE
All Sorts of Paragraphs Gathered
tnthe Metropolis of Central w ash
fngton and from the Great and
Fertile Country surrounding IL.

State warrants are now quoted at so
cents.
Judge w. II. Brinker, of Seattle, was
a Yakima visitor on Wednesday.
A daughter was born on Thursday,
Oct. 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lord,
Of this city.
n George Guilland is at present in Spo-
kane. Mrs. Guilland is with her rela
tives in Salt Lake.
James Macklson, who has been res
ident of Alaska for the past couple of
years, is now in Spokane.
Married, Wednesday. Nov. 4, at the
home of the bride, on the Wenas, Miss
Effie Smith and w. Ii. Taylor. Rev. b.
E. Utz ofiiciated.
Receiver Slemmons OF the U. s. land
office and Clerk j L. Banks of the Yaki-
ma reservation left yesterday for Ellens-
burg on brief visit.
Mrs. U. +. Diteman has returned to
Yakima having been visiting rels-
tives during her husbands summers
trip through the mining districts.
Fred B. Cline returned on Saturday
last from from his former home in On
tario, Canada, and has again taken up
the thread Of his duties in the First Ma
tional bank.
Speed and safety are the watch words
of the age. One Minute Cough Cure acts
speedily, safely and never fails. Asthma,
bronchitis, coughs and colds are cured
by it. No. Yakima Drug Store.
Some foolish boys hung Bryan in
effigy Tuesday night but the outrage was
not allowed to be in evidence very long.
A good stout switch for some of the kids
in this city wouldn't be misapplied if
used vigorously.
Gen. +. A. Boutelle, was Yakima
visitor on Friday last, having come over
from Olympia to meet his relative, Con-
gresham Chas. Boutelle. of Maine, who
made political address at the opera
house that evening.
The Christian church will hold a song
service on. Saturday evening of this week.
Theme for Sunday morning is "The Two.
fold Fellowship" evening, "Make Your
Election Sure" The pastor will preach
at Yakima City at 3 p. IN.
Senator Squire and Hon Chas. Fish
back, who were billed to speak for the
fusion party at the opera house Monday
evening failed to put in an appearance
and local speakers were called upon to
entertain the large audience assembled.
Representative Doolittle has sent to
The HERALD for circulation among the
farmers bulletins entitled "Silos and ST.
lage" and Peach Growing for Market"
These bulletins are for distribution and
can be had upon application at this
Office.
j. B. Goodwin, chairman of the COM
mission appointed to treat with the In.
dams of several of the reservations of the
northwest, writes that his duties in Idaho
will be concluded in from two to five
weeks and that he will then come to
Yakima with his family to pass the win
ter.
The Powell brothers are now active in
buying horses for shipment to the sound
where they will be loaded on ships going
for Japan, the Sandwich Islands and
other parts of the world. Prices are rul.
ing quite low and it must be quite a
horse that will bring $25 although they
have paid as high as $50 or $50 for draft
horses.
P. A Bounds started into hop growing
three years ago, when the season of dis.
aster for the producer began, and not
withstanding that the prices for three
years have been the lowest known IN
history and lower than the cost of grow
ing, according to general calculations, he
claims to have cleared $500 in this time
from his fifteen acre yard
The irrigation congress, which will
meet In Phoenix, Arizona, on the 10th OF
December, already gives promise of being
more largely attended than any previous
session For the past few years there
has been but little money invested in
large irrigation enterprises, and the in.
terest has not been so great on that ac-
count but now there seems to be revival q
OF some projects 10 the southern portion
of the arid region of the United States,
which will be assisted by this Arizona
meeting. The people of Phoenix have
arranged for excursions from the city to
places where irrigation is practiced and
for various entertainments. The state OF
Washington has a delegation of five, APP
pointed by the governor, consisting of l.,
S. Hewlett OF North Yakima, G. l..
Whitney OF Walla Walla. Arthur Gum
of Wenatchee, @. r. Rogers of Water.
vile and H. F. Suksdorf Of Spokane.
An effort will be made to have the SEES
sion for 1897 held at North Yakima.