The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-08-20

together with Mr.. Arthur Coffin had a
long talk with Joe Stwire, Chief White
sran, Monday, regarding the attendance
OF the Indians and their participation in
the exercises Of the fair. II is proposed
to make the Indian dances and parades
one OF the leading ieatures oil the occa'
sion' put considerable nouo' mus oeeh
'e'' over 'he aoii''y Oh ."e 'hsnAteneh'
10 secure 'heir coopefa''op OWING " 'ne
treatment received oy the inoians last
year "hen they were maoe W o'eaA oa"p
ana were hus'ieo on Oh 'ne s'ouno7 ~
night iai'' ai'er sheir usefulness no en'e
tanners was over on'e' MUSES. anu MS
followers ie,' erea.'y ou'faseu ~ .n,' pro-
ceeuins an" so"eu 'hey sou'u 'ane ao
part III 'ne 'h'rs "a 'ne 'u'uio' n''e
owan' ho"e'el' VINO mas oeen inaA'ns
WISH 70 'ne various uioes Vi inc noi'"
WEST, oeie'eS ''iey can asain 10 inu"ceu
70 TAKE an ac'''e interest III 'he 'al' anu
leprouuce 'ne'r pscu'ai FEATURES u aoor'
is'nS' i''e wh'ch nave .n 'he pas. proven
80 in'e'es'ing 70 aii s'si'ois' A"ey sun
Last vea, h,, tho nou aoo,emant x;lI
endeavo, tn d;snsl this with a clear nm
de,stand;n, If thar nr;v;,eyes which will
be lived nm IN the letter.
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kene'a' 'nanase, =, ,ne No,'"eln so.no'
unoei 'e'eive' nu'ie's"' WIN ie'"o ~"en
.'e ieoisan'za''on Eases e'ie'' VI oep''
io'' anu .i'a' ne "'h 10 Suo.eeueu Wy
WI y iei0o Nv" 'o"neu wiz" .no
roau aS assistant kene'ai iianasef a. Oh
sui' nv ."e sa''o ''ino n''oiney o. W.
n. Prescott formerly vice president of the
N. p. companv and since the receiyersbip
general representative of Mr.. Burleiah.
will also he one Of the "bas beens." the
office beipc consolidated with another.
II ia the intention Of the new companv
to ignore politics "a far as possible and
this certainlv will he an innovation which
will he apnreciated nv those living with.
in the scope OF the road.
H.A Griffin and #. r. Fisher contest
ed for the cbampionsbin medal. held nv
the latter. for tran sbootinp on Saturday
last. The medal il a wonderful contriy-
ance If brass and leather the enorav;np
of which WAS the most costly mart. an in.
cidentaliv thew shot for n purse of 400
Mr.. Griffin won with a score Of Ia To IL.
Vestai snyder was the Judge, Il. r.
White the score; keeper, w. A. Bell the
trapper while the audience consisted OF
Messrs. Vandusen, Ciemmens and two
dogs.
Vernon Harrison. son of r N Harri-
son. thought he had caught a verv large
sized front. while fishing ON Tuesday last.
until extreme pain disclosed the fact that
the hook had caught In his lip and the
harder he pulled the more ne regretted
1t. The lad was obliged to return home
and have slight surgical operation per-
formed before he felt relief.
Col. l.. S, Hewlett and Mr.. Sam Gamer
on left tor Tacoma on wednesday. The
latter was to represent the local sheep
owners in conference with Mr.. Cooper
OF the N. T. land department regarding
rental OF the odd sections for pasturage
purposes. Col. Hewlett makes the trip
arid land commission
franz onaroiow returned on mohuay
ifo'n rlsn Lake "hefe ne ieit MS wife,
VINO was improving IN heaitn--as result
Vi 'he ou.-uoor ne anu the change Oh ch-
inc waa not mn N former veors and ,ba
ON ats and MOSQUITOES axt,emelv annoy.
inc
Ooi. a. Y. walker ana u "A. Armitage,
reno,t tho oroan;v.,;on of McK;n,.,
clpb pumba,;no 40 mambers A. col
Walker was said n ha tho only ,a-,hl;.
can in the precinct he take. considerable
pride in the showing
Mr.. Francis Ro,ch formar,v a ,,amhor
of the state ieo;slat,ra from Th,r.ton
comfy was the ouest Of tho Hotel yoL;.
ma for severa, DAVIS this weot M,
Rotch is representing the numbering and
manufacturing interests OF Bucoda, Wash.
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