The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-09
CLEARANCE Sale
Of Ladies', Misses and
Childrens
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Sheriff Shaw added to his list Of board
ers last Sunday colored individual
named Louis Savage. 1t appears he
traded horses with William Coates, alec
colored, and received some boot in cash.
When this was spent, so the story goes,
Savage went back and appropriated the
horse be had sold, but he was forced to
relinquish it, after which he skipped.
Deputy Sheriff Cory WAS put on his trail
and captured him on the reservation near
Sam Jsckson's place, about thirty miles
from town. He had his hearing before
Judge Moulton on Tuesday and was fined
SIS and costs. He will serve out his
fine, which will keep him out OF mis-
chief for two or three weeks.
The Yakima Milling Co. are now run.
ming their mill night and day. G. Z.
Greenacre, from the Puget Sound mills
at Tacoma, and j. A. Humphrey, form.
erly in chargeof large mill at Oregon
City, have recently been added to the
Yakima Milling Co.'s force. They are
both practical men and are two of the
best millers that can be had on the Pacific
coast.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church held its regular
semi-annual meeting last night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Dudley,
on Second street. Mrs. Dudley was re
elected president, Charles F. Bailey was
elected vice president, Bessie Boyle
secretary, Bert Stewart treasurer, and
W. B. Dudley corresponding secretary.
A new mining claim CALLED Lost
Treasure has been located in the Summit
district over the old Gold Hill placer No.
/, west of the Cinnabar Queen. The
owners are ID. f. Lesh, V. A. Pucey, G..
S. Reed, John Wooding and George
Weikel, and they have also located the
Dawn" in the same district.
Arrangements are being made for hav-
ing some horse racing on the quarter
mile straight track at Tsmpico next Sun
day. An effort will be made to beat the
Mondore horse. Mart Zimmerman will
take horse from the Natcheez valley,
Frank Spon will take one from the All.
tanum, and Mr.. Morrison will take one
from North Yakima.
Rev. Evans will return this week from
conference and hold his final services on
Sunday next before going to his new
charge at Goldendale. The morning ser.
vice will be at IL o'clock and the even
ing service at O'Clock, as usual.
p. Taylor has sold to Horst, Lachmund
& Co. lot of 5000 pounds of hops on a
10 cent contract; and the same firm has
purchased of George Evans and George
Palmer 1000 pounds at the same figure.
Messrs. Spahr & Wroe have opened a
very attractive bakery and restaurant on
Yakima avenue between Front and First
streets, and already have the reputation
of furnishing very tasty meal,
Miss Mary Biehn, OF Kenosha, Wis,
is visiting her brother George and is very
favorably impressed with our little city,
She will continue her visit two or three
months.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. have contracted
with John Goodwin for 1000 pounds of
hops, with Henry Knox and S. A..
Potter for 5000 pounds, all at 10 cents
B. d. Vandivere arrived from Montana
Tuesday and is around shaking hands
with old friends. He is thinking very
seriously of staying with US for awhile.
THE HERALD is glad to learn that Mil.
Ter Freeman has continued to prosper
since moving the headquarters Of Rancho
and Range to Seattle.
Frank Wyncoop, wife and children, are
over from Tacoma for a visit with the
family of ID. ]. Wyncoop of the Ah.
tanum.
Tom Hicks and S. A. White were ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Dilley on Tues
day and charged with selling whisky to
Indians.
Roadmaster Scow is busy these days
with large force of men making ex-
tended Improvements in the Northern
Pacific yards at Pasco.
George Hsrds killed Plymouth Rock
rooster last Saturday that weighed ~
pounds gross and tipped the scales at 5
pounds when dressed.
Mrs. d. W. Simmons returned Satur-
day from two weeks visit at her former
home in Ellensburg.
Holt Calvert was elected road super
visor in the GIeed district last Saturday.
H. A. Griffin and party arrived at
Skaguay on August y per steamer Queen.
W. H. Whipple has opened butcher
shop at Tampico.