The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-03-05
Dissolution Of Partnership Sale!
MARCH 1
Our Partnership Ceases.

pftHc Wiuuthc' II. ". MAUI Hfel prize,
clock; A. V. Wilson, second, gold PEN
holder; N. t. Goodwin, third, large lamp
Mrs. q. w. Shelton, fourth, small lamp
John Buckley, fifth, butter knife; ]. II.
Wiley. sixth, jewelry case; Miss Jean
seventh, nut cracker; j. T.
Stewart, eighth, pickle fork; L. P. San
ford, ninth, card receiver; RI. Watson,
tenth, ash receiver; Laura Mcdaniel,
pin tray; Clarence Livengood,
twelfth, match safe; M. DOYLE, thirteenth,
pin cushion; A. A. Manning, fourteenth,
napkin ring; Mrs. VIM. Ker, BOBBY
prize, bottle of pickles.
Sergeant George, a sporting man who
spent several years in Yakima but left
for Spokane few months ago, was given
a benefit at the Peoples theatre OF that
place on Sunday last from which he rea-
lized several hundred dollars. George
has almost completely lost his eye sight
and oculists claim that he will never be
able to see again. The benefit was for
the purpose of sending him to the asylum
for the blind, at Berkeley, Cal
Governor McGraw has announced the
of DIR. w. ii. Hare, Samuel
Cameron and f. A, Williams. as mem bers
OF the state fair commission. Mr.. Will
liams is a well known business man OF
and his appointment gives
much satisfaction to the citizens OF Yaki-
ma as, of course, do the two other APP
pointments. DIR. Hare secures the long
term and will hold office until March,
1899.
Leigh K. Freeman's populistic meeting,
on Saturday last, proved the most dismal
kind of a failure. Few were present and
those who were would not accept nomina-
ton. Freeman ranted as usual aud at the
close is said to have remarked that he was
no longer pop but that the republican
party was good enough for him. The re-
publicans when they learn this will take
the woods.
w. L. Wright has been drawn as a
grand jnryman for the May term of the
U. s. circuit court at Walla Walla. The
petit jurymen from this county are d. A.
j. j. Backer, G.. w. Aldrich,
Fred Thompson, M. N. Adams, Chas. L.
w. J. Hackett and Charles T.
Anderson.
The Morgan ferry at Mabton was struck
by floating ice on Monday aud after part
Ing with her guy lines started down the
river in very independent manner.
Active work OH the part of her owners
finally resulted in the boat being landed
before she had an opportunity of going
over the falls at Prosser.
Willie Fulkerson has returned from his
lonely vigil as telegraph operator at a
wheat station in Adams county. His
duties as operator, mayor, chief of police,
and cook of the camp were too much
for him and he is now on the sick list
Two brothers by the name of Parshall
arrived from Klickitat county
and have leased the ranch of Nicholas
Mccoy for one y ear. Under the terms OF
the lease Mr.. Mccoy will stock the place
with 25 head OF dairy COWS.
Geo. w. Bradford, the colored man
who has been having trouble with the
family OF J. r. Patton, has been bound
over in the sum Of $500 to keep the peace
for the ensuing year. The case against
Mrs. Patton was dismissed.
Charley Bishop and John Lewis, ar
rested at Ellensburg by U. S. Deputy
Marshal Thompson, were bound over by
Commissioner Henton for trial at the
April term of the U. S. court at Spokane.
T. w. Clemmens will have to answer
in the superior court to the charge of as
sault on II. L. McKelvey. He is out on
$1,000 bonds which were furnished by
Messrs. Sam Chappell and w. A. Cox.
Judge L. I. Erwin returned on Mon
day from trip to Washington and his
former home in the south. He was met
here by Clerk j. L. Banks and left in the
afternoon for Fort Simcoe.
Claude Briggs has purchased 10-acre
tract near the state fair grounds and is
having lumber hauled preparatory to
building residence and making other
If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair
falling out and premature badness, do
not use grease or alcoholic preparations.
but apply Halls Hair Remover.
q. G. Carmichael, the hop buyer, has
from Salem, Or, where he has
been passing the last few months.
Thomas McKiver is back from Idaho
where he has had construction contract
on the railroad.
Frank Davis, the barber, has gone to
Marcus, WASH, where he will engage in
business.
j. r. Reavis, E. F. Benson and Hy-
man Harris were Tacoma visitors this
week.
Mrs. Laura J. May expects to leave for
Trail, B. c., next week to remain.
DR.. w. w. Mccormick returned on
Wednesday from Eugene, Oregon.
ID. w. Simmons returned on Wednes.
hay from a brief trim IN pnytland