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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-03

hi'tNtu w ENpfess-NeN NelllngS,
new VaIenciennes laces, new silk laces,
new Torchoa laces, all the latest, at Mac
donald's.
We are pleased at any time to show
the merits Of the handsome line OF carts,
buggies, hacks and road wagons. recently
received from the celebrated Racine
Wagon and Carriage Co. The line
embraces the very latest styles and
the workmanship and finish cannot be
exceIled. Wallace. Coburn Hardware Co.
For Sale-Several fine mich cows,
also young stock ranging from spring
calves TO two-year-olds. Inquire Reuben
Schwartze, Mob Hill. 2S-tf
Mrs. J. j. Dickson is in receipt OF
letter from her husband at Cape Nome,
who states that all the reports regarding
the wonderful gold findings are true :;
that he has seen the gold himself, and
believes that the new findings will prove
even richer than the klondike.
Wanted, good cook and housekeeper
in family of five. Good wages. Call
on or address w. w. Smith, Prosser,
Wash.
Jimmie Sherwood was in town yester-
office. He says he feels in his late
reverses like the improbable steward.
| can't dig and am ashamed to beg aud
they will have to receive me into their
houses
Hunt up the best watch maker, the
one that sells the most watches, and re-
pairs more watches than ali others in
Yakima county, and you will be at
keene's. 26
The people of North Yakima are very
anxious to hear Rev. Kennev's lecture
on Living America" and he has agreed
to visit that city in the near future and
lecture for them. Levi Css.
tor went down to Yakima Friday to look
after the hay crop. He is the jlar gest
buyer OF farm products in kittitas or
Yakima counties, and always pays:a fair
price -Ellensburg Dawn.
People desiring to visit the seashore
during the hot season will be pleased to
know that the Northern Pacific; has ar
ranged to issue tickets from North Yak
ina to Westport at one fare for the round
trip. Agent Graham will be pleased to
furnish any information desired about
this popular resort and the transportation
facilities. 2ltf
J. J. Macdonald begs to announce that
all of his fine shirt waists are now at
greatly reduced prices, as follows: 65c
qualities now SOC; our S5c, 95c and $l.00
qualities now zoe; our 81 % qualities now
CSC; 81 80 qualities now $l.29. These
waists are the latest and most stylish
garments the markets have produced this
tunate.
Don't overlook the bright new stock of
hard ware in the cooperative bailding.
Spot cash will count. d. r. Barton,
Second street. North Yakima. 24-tf
Two society ladies who had heard and
believed some of the marvellous stories of
local fishermen concluded to try their
hand in hooking the festive fly loving
trout of the Ahtanum. Before leaving
for Soda Springs last week they con.
tracted with Mr.. Benson to supply his
fish market with wagon load of the
speckled beauties. He sent after the
fish Saturday but the ladies had only
succeeded in capturing two little fellows
about two inches long. The ladies think
the fish stories published are nothing
but stories.
Take look at NJ Schorn's new car
load of buygies just received. No trouble
to show goods. Twenty eight different
styles in this car 25-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-03
Yakima'S Railroads.

The Northern Pacific has completed a
handsome new depot at North Yakima
1t is of frame, but of attractive design,
while the grounds have been converted
into beautiful plat, parked and i'm
proved to the extent that passers by are
at once attracted.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-03

Gilt Edge store sells new fancy fresh
groceries. 2S'lH
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-03
PURITAN PATENT fLOI Il

Is frst-cIass. Ask your grocer for
it. cit
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-03

Call and see Graves. the dentist. Get
prices on plates. He can please you. l7-tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21
Gard of Thanks.

wish TO thank the people OF Condor,
and Ferry Canyon for their kindness
during my recent bereavment.
w. l.. HUXLEY.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21
Purely Business.

High grade wines, liquors and cigars
at Condor Drug Co.
Fine line of wall paper for season OF
30 at W. A. Darlings. Prices cannot
be duplicated this side OF Chicago.
Fine wines. pure whiskies, and grape
brandies at Condor Drug Co.'S.
w. A. Darling has just received fine
line Of wall papers direct from Chicago.
The patterns are stylish and up-to-date
and the prices can not be duplicated
this side of Chicago, Paper hung in a
workmanlike manner, If
q. l.. Neal, the well known auction
eer, will give the strictest attention to
all business entrusted to his care. II
you have property to sell consult him.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21
Christmas Social.

The ladies and children Of Condor
and vicinity will spend Christmas after.
noon, from $50 10 5, at Armory hall
where Christmas social will be held.
Santa Claus was called up by phone
yesterday and stated that he would not
attend q "hen party" but that he will
send his wife. Mrs. Santa Claus will
impersonate her husband by bringing
with her a sack OF candy for every
child In the neighborhood. Short pro-
gram, good sociable time. Admission
fr0a
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21


The Grand Ball Christmas night.
Don't miss IL.
i c. A. Dahlke was upirom Glen yestor.
day.
Take snap shot at the Condor Drug
Co.'S. Christmas ad In this issue.
They do say that the marshal caught
the coons and that Jim delivered the
coal oil.
For pure drugs and courteous treat
ment go TO the Hudson Pharmacy.
Mrs. @. l.. Lille, OF Mayyille, was In
town Tuesday. Mr.. Lille 10 having
trouble with bis eyes this winter and In
consequence can not often leave home.
Xmas books, games, scrap albums
ETC., at The Hudson. Pharmacy.
Miss Stella Darling, who has been
teaching at W. N. Browns ranch, at
sniptiou, has finished her term OF school
and returned to town.
For dandruff and falling out oi::the
hair use DR. shiek's Golden Hair Tonic.
At the Hudson Pharmacy.
Misses Mabel Halstead and Dora
Downing accompanied Mrs. Southworth
to Fossil last week In the interests OF the
Women Of Woodcraft.
new line Of hair brushes, soaps, per-
fumes, hot water bottles and syringes
can be found at the Hudson Pharmacy.s
Pleasant social dances were held last
Friday evening at the residences OF hrs.
Maley, In Ferry Canon, and J. A. stitt,
on Matney Flat.
An acceptable Christmas gift 10 a
bottle OF 6nc perfume. The Hudson
Pharmacy carries the best.
When you come to Condor, early or
late and want 70 cat good square meal,
stop at the old reliable house that never
changes hands--The Condor Hotel.
The next republican convention will
be held at Philadelphia, Pa, on Tuesday,
June 10, 1900. II 10 likely President Nc
Kinley will be re-nominated by acclama-
tion.
Mr.. Ted Waters, OF Hillsboro, Wash
ington county, IL visiting his friend, r..
w. Crane, Of Mayville. Mr. Waters is
looking for location in Gillian county
and is In the market for about section
Of good Gillian county soil.
George Earhart, Of Lone Rock, came
In from that place Monday and took the
stage for Arlington Tuesday morning on
his way east. He will tirst take look
at the Wyoming and Montana stock
ranges and will later visit friends at
Kansas City, NO., and at different points
In Kansas.
Mr.. John ID. shorb, Of Forest Grove,
who has been visiting his son, John F.
shorb, Of Ferry Canon, and his daughter,
Mrs w. N. Brown, Of Sniption, for some
time, left for home yesterday. Jay
Brown went with bis grandfather and
will spend couple Of weeks visiting
iriends In Webioot.
Chas. Cross6eld, OF the Hudson Phar-
macy, expects to leave Saturday for
Portland TO spend Christmas. Charlie
has . father q mother and o sister
and some other fellows sister--to spend
Christmas with 90 IL ID no wonder he ex-
pects 20 have a mighty pleasant time.
DR.. Hudson 10 expected TO come from
The Dalles tomorrow 10 look after the
store during Charles absence.
The New Years entertainment TO be
given by the ladies' of the Baptist church
on Saturday evening, December 80, will
consist OF music, tableaux, recitations,
pse;omine. etc. Two comforts, 2 large
feather pillows and chair cushion will
be sold. These articles may be seen al
P. II. stephenson's store. A good
time is expected. All are invited.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21
Grand Bali at OIex.

Wade Bros. announce that they will
give grand New Years ball in their
new hall at 0lex on Monday evening
January /, 1900, Begin the new year
right by attending this ball, The best
Of music will be in attendance and moth
ing will be overlooked to insure good
time. At Olex New Years night.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21
Fall Announcement.

We take pleasure In announcing
TO our patrons that our Fall Goods
are now arriving. It will pay you
TO call and inspect our goods and
prices before making your winter
purchases.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21
NOTICE.

The yearly subscription to the aLoBK Ia BI 80,
I oaid In advance. II not paid in advance %
will be charged. pencil mark around this
notice indicates that your subscription has ex.
plred. Pleaae renew promptly.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-12-21

NAIANTED SEVERAL PERSONS FOR DIS.
wv triot Office Managers In this state to repre-
Willing to pay yearly 5000, payable weekly. De-
sirable employment with unusual opportunities.
References exchanged, Enclose selfaddressed
stamped envelope. 5, A, Park, $40 Caxton build
ing, Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
ARRANGEMENT OF
CASHIER JONES.
Appears in Court and Takes a
Weeks Time to Plead.
TO ATTACK INFORMATION.


\. u. Jones' cx-cafhier of the Utah
National hank. appeared before Judge
Norr,ll today aud Was formally mr.
ralgncd ON the charge ~ assault with
intent to murder Banker Joseph NJ
Stout. In this city. on the 9Th NJ De
ccmbcr. 1898. Tho defendant took un-
~ noxt Saturday 10 plead.
Accompanied BY his attorney. Arthur
brown Jones entered the court Few
minutes before 10 o'clock ana took a
seat within tho enclosure. when tho
case was calicd he -.- up. paying
strict attention 10 the reading ~ the
information by clerk Mcloy. when
asked by the court " o.. desired to en-
ter plea now. Attorney nrown arose
and asked that the defendant be given
another week before entering his plea.
fudge Norrcll readily asscntcd. when
Mr.. lrown gave notice " his intention
~ move to qunsh ihc information. At
torncy Brown ana not say on what
grounds he would base his motion. but
Il n understood that the material point
Il that Jones WIS not rivcu q prcilml.
nary hearing for the reason that cer-
tain witness, that the prosecution in
tends USING ~ the forthcoming trial.
was not called az the examination had
before Justice McMaHtcr In the police
court.
Nj. browns position II that pre-
iiminnry hearing takes the place ~ the
Investigation formerly md before
grand iufy and ihnt the prosecution 4
required under the statutes TO produce
MI tho Witnesses At preliminary trial
that II intends shall confront de-
irndnnt at the regular trinl
In tho police court SIT, Brown openly
accused the State of conc.ailnE an im-
porthnt witness ,up IT, sleeve. This
was denied By tho prosecuting officers.
but Hfuwn Insists and thus the matter
stands. 4 lively time " looked for
when the motion comes M for nrEu-
mcnt. which In all probability win be
next Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
FATAL sNOwsLIDE
In Logan Canyon-.Ioseph Weeks. Of
Smlthileld. Buried In n Snowslllc.

Special per Dcaerrt telegraph;
Logan, Feb iith.-Nowa reached here
at noon Of a sad accident which hap
pcncd about % miles up Logan canyon
last night Joseph Weeks a young
man of smithncid. was caught ana
buried beneath n Hnowrllde. According
10 Information. which IL very mehgre.
young Weeks with a company Of log
gers was coming down the canyon and
when somewhere near Temple ford was
caught by n anowAlidc ana he and his
team were buried beneath itE mass.
while companion following him was
parity covered. but managed to get out
and notify those In advance. Help
was at once sent for ana "A party Of
amlthneid people left for the scene last
night. More men are going up today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
sAIr LAKn nusINrs coLLrur.

Has placed the following named
students In positions during tho past
ncssio Davis. stonographer and typc-
writer. ". u. Travis, Commercial
block.
Ernest l.. Smith. a,enoErapher. u. i
r. q, Hallway, city.
BERT Van Dam. stcnographer. ID. *
~ Il. hallway, city.
Joscph lrass. stcnugraphor, Col. NJ.
KaiFhn, city
George -. Grot, stonographer, Utah
Mine aud stock Exchange. city,
William Erickson, atenOgrapher, Col.
smelting Company, city.
Mae Bartlett Htenographer, l.. II.
SoronaOn, Eureka. Utah.
Josiah Thomas, ntcnOgrnpher, Zane
& Rogers. city.
Laurence Price, Htenogrnpher and
bookkeeping, Tor Arthur Hudson. city.
Oscar Ionasson, Room 10 Walker
building.
William schwin. stcnogmphor T., u,
Whlttemore co., Walker building. ny,
charles fallentlne, Htcnographer, Nc
cnrnick building, city
lnra Hansen, Ftcnographer, y. H..
smith Lumber Co, city.
", q, Scott, bookkeeper commlssnry
Department, Fort Douglas. Utah.
Arthur Bailey, Walker liuilding. Of
Ice.
Ida lnghcrg, stenogtapher for Mr.
krocgcr, Legislature, city.
lnez llarrctt Stenogra pher, j, w,
Houston, Real Estate Investment Co.,
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
IMPORTANT LAND CASES.
Compromise IN the Eureka Dispute
The Gnano Case.

a case. which promises to attract
considerable public attention. IL that ~
the state 81 Utah w Richter ct al. II
n set for hearing on March 9Th. Ia the
United States land ONCE. This IL "a
suit brought by the State aSainst III.
Utah Guano company. n corporation
composed OF some Of the most pronn-
nsnt Salt Lake citizens. with n purpose
OF marketing tho great dcposiia Of
guano on Gunnison Island In Great
Rait Lake The question at iarue "
whether Huano IL n mineral. and N ~
whether the land II more valuable for
It's Euano than for other purposes. nni
whether the State IN entitled to select
the said land under the Enabling Act.
a. arid land.
The case OF Peterson w stott ct ni..
involving the title 10 some very vnlu-
able property In the businefn part 10
Eureka. which created 10 much interest
In mining oircicn. har- been compile
missed to the satirfaction OF all the
parties concerned. Tho lrsue Joined
was a. TO the character ot the ground
adjoining the town Of Eureka. The
local land office decided In favor 90
Peterson. and the case was appealed Ia
Washington. The compromise. q
course. removes the necessity for a de.
cislon upon the question ut issue by
the interior department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
Public Buildings Committee Says
this viii Mean Salt Lake.
SMALL CITIES LEFT OUT.
woman's Convention In Washington
WIN Take zip the ttobcrts Wat
ter, Say. Mrs. sewaii.

Special to the Deueret News
Washington. DC. Feb. 1.-THE COM
mittec ON public buildings and grounds
has decided to 10 before the committee
on rules and make an earnest plea to
consider and pass their bills. They
have decided to leave out the smaller
cltics and only TO ask for consideration
Of the most meritorious measures"
The News" correspondent IL assured
by a member Of the committee mat
this will include Salt Lake.
win the case OF congrcssman-elcct
Roberto be taken up by your conV"n-
iiony' the News" representative asked
Mr. scwail today. Eyes. I thiak So:
for that IL matter about when the
wcmcn OF this country feel deeply. !
have been working on this Roberts
question. but as there arc some dele
gates from Mormon organizations
within oui association. I do not mean
10 say anything In advance that might
b. mottifying to them. for they aru not
believers In polyHamy" =
Mrn May Wright scwail. Mr-. Susan
~. Anthony. and Mrs. Elisab, n u.
Cninhls three leading women ~ nd
votacy Of reforms and philnnthropic
work. arr at Washington. IrH. Scwlll
" pitfident OF the National nasp sinti1n
OF Women. which meets every three
ycani. ana which convener IN this city
FOR n weeks session beginning Nom
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
The Road 20 v.rrsL

There are several vcrnai people In
the city whot are quietly working for
the early opening 81 work on the pro-
posed line from Cotton on the Rio
urunde Western to the Reservation. u
RIO Grandc officials that the road VIII
be pushed through during the comma
season. Mr.. Cotton. who IN the chief
Of the new company. says that No ac-
ton IN being taken at the present time
IN the matter, and adds that he has
nothing 20 say about the future. 9th.
crr OF the II. q, W, officials have the
same tcrHc reply 10 all Inquiries. but
the impression among railroad men,
who know something N the situation
i that there viii he some action taken
In the early spring. This opinion IN
aside from the hopeful Wow taken b.
the people OF vernal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
RAIIHOAD NOIrs.

General Traffic Manager nabcock
Of the Rio Grnnde Western came In
from Denver today.
v m ,,..,..,, .,,,, ,,...,., .,..,,, ~,
the coioras,o Midland, and A. u. Nose.
ley left last night for Denver
s'nsrai cup''n.hu'ht lawn s.n"
In. .,,,'. iI"In W.. ner,h ~, MN, NM ici'
W. motnins-oh NO. Tor foeat"N".
soura. band which VIII be IN SAT-
Ian. on MARC. ~, ~ vohiink WEST nN.,
W. 'hi'aRo' milwaukee, ana ~ faul
f"'lf"hn'
There was a gcnaral dIacusslon on the
plan Of making Denver hcadaunrtcru of
"a western pnsgenFcr bureau, Tho meet
Ing adjourned 10 meet In Chicago In ten
dRya.
Denver General Aren't Firth OF the
Rock Island railroad has gone to the
north Ia look over Tho sItuntlon. lie
will not return To tho city for at least
a week.
-,
', i. smith, ohlet clerk OF the assist.
ant Ecnvrnl freight agent OF the Great
northern az liut'.. " IN th" si,y, eotl-
ing down from the north thla morn
Ing.
M netion WAS taken nv Tho western
par~.narr arents M their m,etins In
n~nvcr Nost az The prnerni nasaent,er
nfonta OF the roads operating between
ogden. Utah. and the missouri river
were present
The Ifnlon Pacific have ordered
t,yentv. five tho,i.and toms of steel for
he Nertern dlvisiong az IN. road PAN
~ This nre ninctv.nound grade for Inc
ruurhes, piare. an the wynmins ,tivi.
Nm,
NO word mas been received from Gen.
ornl Agent kooHer OF the Missouri Pa
CHIC since he left for the head offices
OF the road az II. Louis. Tho general
nfgncy NJ Kansas city u htlll open
and ~ II thought that Mr. kOOaer IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
PROTEST FROM FREDoNIA.
A Resident Objects 10 Being Annexed
10 Kane County.
rroaonIa. ArIE.. Fob. .. $50

Frcdonla. Ariz.. Feb. .. 1899.
To the Editor;
would like To make n few remarks
In regard 10 the Arizona strip that the
Kane county representative. Hon.
Joseph y. Robinson. made mention Of
In your paper ~ January. 1853. | agree
with Str. Robinson that n II very
useful piece Of country Tor grazing pur-
poses, saw mills etc, ana that u " In
convenient 10 yet 10 the county seat
Mt kobinron speaks very plainly
IN regard TO its being n rendezvous Tor
thieves. hut he f0rrctn 10 mention that
the majority ~ tho cowboys that ride
and own cattle on this strip ARE Kane
county residents. hut when n citizen Of
frcdonln breaks the law he IL taken up
and handled according to law, and the
evidence II furnished by our cattle men.
! remember reading piece IN the Pan
guitch Progress. about the time Judge
AlcI arty ordered grand Jury to sit. n
rad something like this "AH long nA
Kane county expects clerks. dcaconH
and blnckrmithH To produce evidence
10 convict. Just ~ long viii cattle steal
Ing 10 on. but TO use the expression ~
a prominent cattle man OF Kane coun-
~. We darcnt start the ball rolling.
for We do not know where II viii
stop"
We do not wonder NJ Kane county
wanting the small tract 10 land from
Arixonn. because there II no doubt but
u would holp 10 pay OF their old county
debt. our taxes nrc hiHh enough now.
without having them raised TO pay on
old debts We would like to let good
enough alone; besides. Kane county
treats the small school districts too
rhnhhlly for US 10 wialito be Joined 10
them. and for this reason. they Will
IND the people OF Frcdonlh protesting
against n. MAY-FLowER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

a financial statement of tho southern
Pacific company Just issued shows It's
earnings for December last aud for the
last six months % last year. In De-
ccmbcr the gross receipts were H.2ls.-
soS. THIS IL an Increase 81 itstt7i
over the same month ~ the preceding
year The net receipts amounted To
,l.sto.Sps. which II n decrease OF as
sos nv compared with December. 1891.
For the six months In question the
gross earnings amounted 20 81, saa.A>l,
an Increase 90 f2..cs.ags over the same
period ~ the year before. The total
net receipts amounted 70 sii.S1Li'3.
These figures represent n decrease OF
uti.ibi over the same months OF 1891.
THE loss In net receipts NJ compared
with the phenomenal gain In gross
earnings II due To the fact that the
company IN sxpcnding a great deal Of
money In equipment aud Improve
mentH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11
Def.ndsa, Noe. Testimony,

IL the "Ncws" nccount Of tho PRO.
ceedinrH had before Judge Mnrshaii In
the Teavrgi court last December, In the
cpac ~ the United States W. Barney
Eskfioin. u. Davis and ~. - Noe.
chniIci With having rold ilnuor 10 In
dams on the rintnh reservation. n was
stated that the defendant Noe turned
states evidence and appeared a. "a Wit
now writes and aaye tho News" waa
IN error In making that HtAtifnent.
Upon inquiry n was learned that Noe
did not testify a. any fact tending 10
ncriminnte hia Co-defondnntn and not
Wishing 10 place him Ia a wrong light.
thr "Newr' now maksa thu cortsctlun-