The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-09
WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
A Transient Record OF Private Opinions
Publicly Expressed.

Publicly Expressed.
| Charles Csrpenter-I do not look for
any material change this year over last
years prices for hops.
Col. Fred Miller-I am waiting to hear
from Mr.. Snively before going to Spokane
where l shall practice law in firm with
F. G. Robertson.
John Reed am reliably informed
that the Sunnyside section will get an
accession of thirty men from the east
next week.
| A. F. Switzer-The indications are that
there will be considerable building going
OH as soon as the weather settles down
to normal conditions again.
Col. Taggart-I have my first BANK
ruptcy case. that OF J. M. Thomas. The
papers submitted to me are involved and
Intricate, but will learn to master the
details.
II. B. Rigg-I am opposed to any
more bonded propositions. More bonds
means more taxes. The taxes in this
city are now SO mills; this is simply
outra geous.
A. j. Shellhammer-What do we want
with the Philippines any way? All the
islands OF the Archipelago are not
worth the lives of our soldiers slain
there.
A. Johnson-It seems to me very un.
reasonable after the city authorities have
approved the reports of the city treasurer
and pronounced his accounts correct to
afterwards sue his bondsmen for his de-
linquency.
+. NJ. Reed bought the four lots OPP
posite the old Gulland house on Chest.
nut and First street in 1887 for 81 800.
| sold them for So 900 aud the man who
next bought them paid s. 900 for the lots.
Postmaster Sperry-I have made q
study of psychology in it's relation to
hypnotism, but it is mystery. the power
over which should not be committed to
immoral people. 1t should be confined
by law to the medical profession.
DR.. Hill am satisfied from my
knowledge of hypnotism that the hyp-
motto sleep OF the subject Clark in jan
eck's window the other dav was, genuine.
There were no indications that drugs
were used or that any harm could result.
George La Roche-I left North Port on
February % and there was three feet of
snow on the ground. was too early to
get into the Republic mining camp.
There ls going to be great rush in there
as soon as the snow goes.
]. G. MacCrimmon-I do ..not.tbeleve
in allowing side issues like expansion to
overshadow the underlying or basic prin-
ciples of q government forl the people.
Let US stick to the fundamental. issues of
reform and we will win.
Graham Ker-My brother, Balfour. lie
pursuing his art studies in Europe under
difficulties. He is now in Geneva and
in his travels was apprehended by the
authorities for not having.his passports
with him. He soon satisfactorily ex.
planned matters, however.
c. A. Anderson-Senator Foster is
self made man in the best sense of the
word. He has known what poverty is
and his sympathies are strongly with the
deserving poor. He has worked in saw
mill for a dollar dav since he was
married.
| Samuel Storrow-I am here to stay
about ten days, on business. and then
return to Colorado. Mrs. Storrow is in
Galveston enjoying the gloriousiclma
for the benefit of her health That is a
great banana mart and they are go
cheap you can buy fifteen for cents.
| Edward Whitson-We are running this
state as though we were in the !same
class with New York. Increase iof Estate
appropriations must be met with increase
of taxes and people will soon be better
off without any realty il there is not
halt called on extravagant expenditure
of public money.
DR.. Taft-McKinley is "a dead duck
The treatment of our soldiers Iby the
army contractors was rotten. Just to
think, while the commission was inquir-
ing into the canned beef business one of
the cans exploded and dispersed the COM
mission, and typewriter girl on the
next floor above is sick yet from the
stencil.
! Receiver Allen-The affairs ofthe Yak.