The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-01-06
mmi.siouers, Proceedings.


the Rosencrans ferry, road district No,
to furnish the labor and the material tc
he paid for out OF the road and bridge
fund. Snndry road supervisors reports
were audited and approved.
James kesling, J NJ. Stout, II. B
Worries and j. G.. MacCrimmon applied
for the position of justice made vacant 10y
the resignation Of Frank Rodman, and j
&. MacCrmmon was elected.
A petition to vacate a certain road in
the Selah valley was denied on the
grounds that the board has no jursdic.
ton in the matter.
4 license WAS ordered issued authoriz
ins James II. Bailey to sell liquors in
PfCsser.
The new photos at James gallery are
very fine.
The Auditors fee book for December
footed $l6l %.
The gramophone at Moore & Moore's
was won by ticket No. 1893.
Thomas Fear and Miss Anna Reynolds
have been granted wedding license.
hHN. NttNtIlS has UONOu lDtO tnp tbt-
tage on Third Street, belonging to Mrs.
Ellis.
Lunches served at all hours of the day
at Otter Il Mechtel's bakery, on Yakima
avenue. 81 tt
Miss Steinbach, the latest addition to
onr force OF school teachers, arrived from
Holt on Friday nights train.
Bread, confectionery and pastry, al
WAYS fresh and always good, at Otter 4
Mechtel's bakery, on Yakima av. 3i.tf
Mr.. Imbrie, OF Walla Walla, formerly
head carpenter at the reservation, has
again assumed that position, having ar
rived on Friday last.
The teachers of the reservation schools
AT Fort Simcoe are making preparations
10 produce the operatta. Robin Hood -
on WashingtOn's birthday.
W. ID. Scott leaves in few DAYS for the
Sound, where he will enjoy a well earned
vacation for time. G.. A Anderson will
assume his duties assisted by Graham
ker.
a HERALD reporter observed two farm.
ers taking as many brand new wagons
from the Yakima Hardware Company's
store Tuesday. They are selling lots OF
wagons, hut still have few LETT.
Claude Briggs has moved his head.
quarters into LON bard Il Horsley's store,
where he is exhibiting some more of the
pianos aud organs that he has been so
successful in iii posing OF lately.
Ernest Fear leaves tomorrow for Pull
man, where he takes special course at
the Agricultural College He is one of
the hest dairymen in the county now and
proposes to climb to the top round in his
llup.
Invitations have been sent out to the
Scptchmen in this vicinity for the second
annual dinner OF the Yakima Caledonian
Association TO be held in this city on
January 18th. Any Scotchman who has
Jailed to receive an invitation can get one
by applying to John Reed, the secretary.
Albert A. Mechtel was presented with
a pair Of tnr-lined baby shoes at the New
Years bail given by the Yakima orches-
ira. This is the first indication that this
popular young bachelor cOntemplates
and all of the girls are watch
ing one another's hands for the first ap.
pearanr OF an engagement ring.
At the Congregational church next
Sabbath morning, the subject OF the pas
tors address will be An Dat look"
There will be praise service in the even
ing with special music under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Slemmons. At this service
there will be short address by the pas
tor; snbiect, Beyond the grave"
u, G. Christie writes from Siverton.
Montana, that he and his brother have
put u shalt down o. feet on their claim
AMI that the ore ASSAYS So 40 gold and
81 70 silver Capitalists have maue them
a very good offer on the property which
was refused. He reports times quiet
over there but good prospects of better
times in the spring.
The Baptist Church, at its annual
business meeting held last Thursday, de-
cided to hold its morning service at 10 80,
to be followed by the Sunday School at
IL 80. II is believed that this change
Slll he the means OF securing more reg
nlar attendance at the Sunday School.
Subject at 80, The Baptism OF Jesus
What Does it Mean for Us2" Evening,
The Fisherman and the Fish,"
I. d. Quinn, OF the Wenss, was in the
city on Monday last. Mr.. Quinn has a
fine orchard Of winter apples on his
Wenas farm, aud he informs US that he
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his fruit, which, lie says, he owes to the
fact that it is most carefully graded and
packed and absolutely true to name. Mr..
Quinn has no trouble whatever in getting
from 20 to 30 cents more per box for APP
pies than the market quotations and at
tribute it to the above facts.