The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-12-14

lockwood Pottery Ware, the finest
product in that line, at Schindeler's.
Thus far Prof. Barge has built ten cot.
tages Tor rental in the city this season.
Ira Gano is boring an artesian well for
Mr.. Stauffer In the Wenas valley.
Chas. F. Conway vice G. f. Beach, re-
signed, has been appointed postmaster at
kennewick.
Natchez avenue presents an improved
appearance from the work of the regrade
and the building of sidewalks.
Ex-senator Allen of Nebraska has
been appointed U. S. senator, by Gov.
Poynter, in place of Senator Hayward,
deceased.
Howard watches in gold and silver
cases, the best American made time
piece at greatly reduced price at Schin.
deler's.
Mrs. Eta Smith, who has been visit
ing her father, T. j. Woolsey OF the All
tsnum, leaves Thursday for her home in
Southern Oregon.
Lieut-Governor Daniels, president OF
the Humboldt Mining Company and
vice president of the Justice, is expected
in Keller soon.-keler Miner.
Ind nd T,,l
altering and improving the old shack
next to the Republic Office for City Clerk
Doust, so that It's millionaire owner
would not know it.
Messrs. Briggs and Dam, manager ana
secretary of the Wiley B. Allen Co., yes
terday sold to Dan Sinclair beautiful
$500 Fisher piano, which was selected
from number of other makes.
There is daily mail now ordered from
Parker to Toppenish. The following is
the schedule: Leave Toppenish at a.
m. and arrive at Parker by l0a m. Leave
Parker at 3 80 p. m. and arrive at Top
penish by 8 80 p. m.
John Lynch was down from the Gle
Elum mining district the early part of
| the week. He reports heavy snow fall
in the mountains. There are fourteen
mine owned by Yakima people.
The following named teachers in Yak
ina have received their certificates at
educational headquarters, Olympia: J.
g. Aldrich, Cassandra Boggs, o. A.
Clark, Opal B. Hellar, Tille Leininger,
G. w. McCurdy, Jennie r. Matheson, T.
Miner, Ward Penning, J. Z. Trainor.
Mrs. Mary Neale.
DR.. Grace Della Baker states that many
people have confused her name with that
of physician here bearing the same
name. They are not related. She is re-
Gently from Baltimore, Md, where she
practiced osteopathy with success, but
has located in North Yakima, believing
it to be a good field.
The Congregational church last Thurs.
day evening reelected their old officers
for the ensuing year. Rev. T. J. Dent
rendered his resignation, which was &C.
cepted. He will preach his first sermon
in Aberdeen, s. D.. under his new call,
on the first Sunday in February. After
the meeting the ladies served lunch for
the benefit of the members attending
from the country.
DR.. Wells has opened up very pleasant
and fully equipped Offices in the Kershaw
block, where he can be found both night
and day. The doctor comes highly rec
onmended by the leading practitioners
of Minneapolis, both as a physician and
surgeon, and was until coming here con.
nectsd with Asburv Methodist hospital
of that city. We are glad to welcome
him among US.
Lincoln j. Carter has world wide fame
az past master of stage mechanism. To
read the list Of scenic effects in one play
alone would tend to prove this. In the
new stirring and powerful American play
"Remem Der the Name" which appears
at Mason's opera house Tuesday, Deem
Der 10, Mr.. Carter has devised and exc
cuted the following life like effects: The
entrance of the battleship Maine into Ha-
vans harbor; the explosion of the Maine;
the old wine vault with it's falling foun-
dalton; the destruction Of Spanish fort
by an American shetland to top Off this
list nothing less than Dewey's destruc-