The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-12-24

both OF whitman college, Walla WaIla
sith their vioIins will entertain the PEG
pie Of this city at Masonic opera honss
next TUESDAY evening Il 8 o'clock. Prof
Hauerbsch is The professor Of elocution IN
The college and win Be remembered a. ID.
gentleman who pleased crowded hons,
hsre last May In the concert given by the
young people Of the city. Prof. Hauer
bach is master violinist and . good
recitationist. Alone he would draw :
crowd. but on this occasion he Il 10 b
accompanied BY Miss Bang, the college
instructor on the violin. She has such
rare talent ~ yioiinist that shs res 20
lected by the queen Of Denmark fol
special favors. The program OF the even.
ing is to Be varied one, and, taking Il
altogether, l. likely 70 b by far the most
delightful one Of the year. Prof. Hauer.
bach gave his services last May 10 the
city endeavor committee and was prom.
ised . crowded house II he would consen,
70 return some time.
On Saturday last there was sold. ct the
front door Of the court house, the fran
chise and all the.personal and real prop
erty Of the Selsh Valley Ditch company
consisting Of the ditch and nearly e0OO
acres Of land. The sale was made on a
judgement to Attorney Ira P. Englehart,
who represented the bondholders. the
judgement creditors. The figures at
which the property was bid In were In
the neishborhood OF tl68. 900. Mr.. En-.
Rlebart informs THR HERALD that the
new owners want nothing more than 4
fair interest on their money and to obtain
this expect to expend some CSC. 900 OF
$4,000 dollars in the Improvements oil
their holdings, and in bringing new
lands under the vivifying Influences Of
water. Il 10 the intention to reduce the
price Of irrigated lands but this will
probably not BE- done until Mr.. Enslehart
II called east for q consultation with 4
committee representing the new owners.
The method Of producing q cloud for
frost protection. which seems TO find most
favor 1t Riverside, Gala, 10 is following
A piece Of ordinary wire chicken fence
four feet sqnare il fastened by the corners
TO four stakes, the screen being about two
feet from the ground. Six inches Of wet
leaves or straw is placed on the screen,
with can Of crude petroleum under
meath. When the petroleum 10 lighted O
denss white smoke fills the orchard,
which 10 very heavy, does not rise above
the trees and does not blacken the fruit.
II h claimed that twenty such has kets
will keep cloud over ten acre orchard.
The judgement against H. H. Allen,
in favor Of p. A. Bounds. WAS confirmed
by Judge Graves. on Wednesday. The
decision was rendered some months
since. The suit was brought for half oil
the cattle alleged to belong to B. E. Snipes
and Mr.. Allen, which were sold to
Bounds, Meyer and Sharkey BY Mr..
Snipes. Mr.. Allen claimed he was the
sole owner but the evidence did not war.
rant such . contention and . decree
was made accordingly.
No better service 10 now being main.
tanned on any railroad than than tina,
furnished by the overland trains on the
Northern Pacific. Their Pullman sleep.
ere are palaces, while their dining cal
service 10 30 good that It ID the only lin,
in the United States where the 'diners'
are not making expenses. In going cas-
patronize the Northern Pacific. Soft
Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless
and invariably reliable are the qualities
Of One Minute Cough Cure. II nevel
fails in colds. Group and lung troubles
Children like 1t because It is pleasant I,
take and 1t helps them. North Yskim,
Drug Store.
The old lady was right when she said
the child might die II they waited for thu
doctor. She saved the little ones lifs
with few doses Of One Minute Cough
Cure. She had used IL for Group before
No. Yakima Drug Store.
p. s. Renter, merchant tailor, has re
moved his place Of business and now hal
his tailoring parlors over Otter & Mech
tells store in the Esheiman block. EroI
/ 10 and see his "A pants and $12 suit
made to order. 32-u.
Judge Graves was in the city WedDes
day holding court, and, after finsshin,
mp much business adjourned until tn,
30th inst. when he will conclude BIZ
term In this city and step down from
Office.
Gold medals to HARPER whiskey a
New Orleans and Worlds Fair, Chicago
| Try Il, you will endorse the judges yer
dict. Sold by every reliable dealer Il
North Yakima. Wash.
Judge Irwin returned on Tuesday from
the west side, accompanied by Col. y. w
Renfroe. Indian inspector. They left 70
Fort simcoe Wednesday morning.
i Mrs. Thomas H. Maher and son q,
rived from Fort simcoe Tuesday and lei
the next day for Eilensburg to spen,
Christmas with her daughter.
| The w. @. T. U, will meet at the HON
of Mrs.. Null on South Second street OF