The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-15

large invoices OF silver dollars and gold
coin Of the smaller denominations. The
large amount required to lift the hop
crop this year makes this necessary. It
10 said that about $4,000 will be the
average amount shipped In by express
daily Tor the next few weeks. When We
stop to consider that this amount imme-
diately finds ito way into commercial
channels It 10 good evidence Of the i'm
mense business that 10 being done in
Yakima these days.
Mrs. Marion Baxter, . highly cultured
lady from Michigan, will give one Of her
spirited lectures in the Congregational
church ON the evening Of September %.
Mrs. Baxter 10 . forcible and eloquent
speaker and ono of the foremost women
in the ranks Of the W. G. T. U. Every
body will be welcomed.
Deputy Marshal Diiley left Monday
evening with John Clark, Thomas Jones,
Louis Hoppe, Charles Wood, Thomas
Ferguson and George Bonhsm for Seattle,
where ell except the last named will be
tried for selling liquor to the Indians.
Bonhsm il charged with driving cattle
Oh the reservation.
N. H. Lille, who was having bis hear
ing before Justice Mace rimmon last week
- The HsaALD went to press, We bound
over in the SOM Of $500 70 appear before
the Superior court. He promptly gave
bail in this amount, Josephine Lille,
George Donald and John Saw bridge going
sureties.
have just received an elegant line Of
clothing and have large stock to select
from, which will be sold At low prices.
Come in and get my prices. 1t will cost
you nothing to investigate, and will
guarantee to save you money.
D. HANNA,
32-4t Chicago Dry Goods Store.
William Lee, Sr.. is about to erect
handsome little five-room cottage on his
property adjoining his place Of business
on Second street. Contractor FELTON, has
the contract. Mr.. Lee is putting up the
cottage for renting purposes and believes
1t will prove good investment.
The North Yakima delegates to the last
joint convention held in this city Sep
TENDER are requested to meet at the
court house on Saturday evening next at
80 o'clock to name two justices and two
constables to be placed on tho fusion
ticket for the November election.
The grade stakes were set for the new
depot by the railroad compapy's engi-
neers yesterday. and Contractor Switzer
will proceed Immediately to the work of
erecting this long expected and much
needed building.
H. S. Grove has just finished the work
of computing the altitude OF North
Yakima, which he finds 1867 feet above
mean low tide. Mr.. Grove is engaged in
this work along the line Of the N. P. be-
tween Tacoma and Spokane.
The chicken pie supper to be served by
the Congregational church ladies Friday
evening during the fair promises to be
the greatest attraction in the way OF q
feed" ever attempted in this city.
E C. Babb, of the United States geo.
logical department, in company with
Sidney Arnold, left for the Upper Anita
mum Tuesday to locate points for the
erection of reservoirs.
The ladies of the.Congregational church
will operate candy booth ct the fair,
pure homemade candies of the choicest
varieties to constitute their stock in
trade.
Thirty bolts Of muslin, the finest ever
offered for the money, for sale at the
Chicago Dry Goods Store at ) cents per
yard. % At
AT. Quick on Monday shipped train
load Of 1900 sheep to Armour & Co., Chi
cage.
st. Clair steel ranges give others salts
faction. = They will do the same for you.
Choice ranch butter 40 to As cents a
Kinsey's. 80