The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-23

Who had key OF beer ~ the mop ware
house which thew were sharing with
some Indians. He pounced upon them
single handed and reached for the Indian
who was In the act Of drinking and for
the man Who had given him the liquor.
The crowd closed in on him and forced
him away from the men he was after,
but he returned later on and arrested the
two he went after originally, and also
seven others who had resisted him. Geo.
CLARK ID the man who was arrested for
giving the beer to the Indian and he has
been held to appear before the United
States court. Frank Blsny 10 one Of those
who was arrested for resisting an officer.
He had his trial before Judge Moulton
Tuesday morning and was discharged.
Chas. Wilson, who was also arrested for
resisting an officer, had his trial before
Judge Moulton and was fined $50 and
costs, notwithstanding his announcement
that he was . subject Of Queen Victoria.
He insisted that he was entitled to coun-
eel at the hands Of . British vice-consul
but he had to 90 to jail just like an ordin.
ary American hobo.
Senator John L. Wilson has arrived
and 10 guest az the Hotel Yakima. He
was very pleasant and outspoken regard
ing the fine weather and the evident
business activity Of our little city, but he
knows how to keep bis own counsel In
matters political. However, he informed
q HERALD reporter that the postofiice
will change hands next December and
also stated that there was no prospect OF
any immediate change in the land Office.
When the change does occur in this
Office he says he is of the opinion that
only one OF the Offices will be given to
this county. He spent oil Of today in
North Yskims and leaves for Ellensburg
on tomorrow's local.
The Elks OF Spokane will take in hand
the matter OF entertaining their out.of.
town friends during the fruit fair. The
Elks are noted for their hospitality and
every visiting brother may rest assured
that when taken in hand by the boys at
Spokane he will have q good time. Two
parties are being arranged. one on Octo.
Der 9th, at which the ladies will be in
vited, and another on the 18th. which
will be the regulation oldtime Elk stag
party. Those who have had the pleas.
ure Of attending them know what they
are.
L. E. Seny. Of the Republic, is at Nab
ton pursuing winged fowl with his shot
gun. Brother Sperry has been taking
such lofty flights Of fancy that he finds it
necessary to relieve his vivid imagination
by pursuing "fere natural with his
deadly fowling piece. We hope he will
be more successful than with his editor
ials. Otherwise the Republic will be
forced to chronicle the old adage OF
"fishermsn's luck-a wet foot, etc., etc. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vance gave very
pleasant entertainment in honor of Mrs.
Ely, of Chicago, who 10 visiting them.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Whitson, Geo. Donald, A. B. Weed, A.
L. Slemmons, Frank Bentholt, F. G.
Hall, Mrs. Geo. Goodwin, Misses Meyers
and Brock and Messrs. Geo. Graham,
DR.. w. II. Hare and j. L. Smith.
School boards whose districts have
bonded indebtedness must leavy special
tax to pay interest and certify to it to the
county auditor before October /, or their
districts will be compelled to default in
this matter. Under the Law the county
treasurer cannot pay this interest out of
any other fund.
Certainly you don't want to suffer with
dyspepsia, constipation. sick headache.
ssllow. skin and loss Of appetite. You
have never tried DeWitt's Little Early
Risers for these complaints or you would
have been cured. They are small pills
but great regulators. Janeck Bros. Drug
Store.
Prof. M. F. Knox, Of Seattle, has been
delivering q series OF lectures at the
Christian church, and they have been
we'll attended. His lecture to men only
was 90 we'll attended and we'll liked that
it will be repeated tomorrow [Fridavl
night and no admission will be charged.
Clara and Mabel Allen and Carrie
Rollins and Loua Durham, all Of Tam.
pico, entered the Ahtanum academy
Monday. and Floyd Shsnnsfelt will enter
little later on.
Mr.. Dudley, father of Albert Dudley,
stopped over . day for q visit with his
son while on his way home to Tacoma
from the mining district of British Co.
lumbia.
Grand opening of cloaks and millinery
at Mrs. Csry's beginning next Wednes.
day, Sept. 70, and continuing over Thurs
day and Friday. Everybody invited.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hauser and children are
expected Sunday morning from Lamar,
Mo. Consequently Charles long face
has given away to smile.
Harry Campbell, hop buyer, formerly
of North Yakima, but now Of Puyallup,
10 spending . week with US looking into