The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-05-04
Richard Houston of Kennewick was

Richard Houston Of Kennewick was
arrested on the complaint Of Oscar Spen-
Ger for selling liquor to him, an Indian,
and on Monday L. S. Commissioner
Hewlett promptly discharged Houston.
The commissioner evidently would not
believe Spencer on oath. Oscars juris-
lotion extends over the Inland Empire,
and as a professional witness he is sit"
W. p. Guthrie defended Houston.
The Pay Train" company which APP
pears at the opera house on Tuesday,
May ., is receiving more than passing
notice by the press at points where they
have appeared. 1t is spoken of as very
strong company, and If it is to be in 1ged
by The reception given them in the larger
cities, will have nothing to fear during
the remainder OF the season. Reserved
seats 75c and 81; gallery, 25 and SOC.
Why have a mortgage on the farm
poor crops rheumatism; sour bread
grip; leak in the roof hole in the pock-
ct skeleton in the closet or any other
pain or trouble, when for Sl.25 you can
get THE HERALD for year and the Farm
Journal for five years? This you can do
if you speak quick. But only a limited
number of Farm Journals can be had, so
pay up before the last one is gone.
Prof. II. f. Mcbride, principal of the
Columbia school, has moved into one OF
the residences of Mrs. Masters across the
track. Prof. Mcbride has waited for
several months before getting chance
for suitable house. He will build soon
and will make his home here permanent
ly as he and his wife agree that Yakima
has the best climate on the coast.
County Attorney John J. Rudkin has
gone to Ohio to visit bis parents. Judge
Morford is now in the same neighborhood
visiting his relatives. Albert Saylor &C.
companied Mr.. Rudkin as far east as
Chicago. Judge Rudkin will fulfill the
duties of county attorney during the
months absence of his brother.
The Womsn's club at its regular meet
ing last Tuesday at the Commercial club
rooms elected delegates to the state fed
GRAFTON of womens clubs at Seattle June
20, p and % as follows; Miss LON bard
and Mrs. y. G. Hall, delegates Mrs. Ves-
tai Snyder and Miss Scudder, alternates
The ounty assessor having included
certain improvements on Prosser prop
erty not listed in the late assessors re-
port. the treasurer will proceed to collect
the same. That is to say, the taxes
noted for improvements this year and ex-
isting last year will be doubly assessed.
George Klock is home on a visit to his
family. He is located near Orafno, Ida
no, where he has number of placer
and quartz claims. Mr.. Klock is of the
opinion that the above locality is going
to develop into the richest mining coun-
try in the United States,
Young girl OF 10 years. whose 1Olks
made complaint against her az being in
corrigible and fit subject for the reform
school, having returned to her home
with the promise of leading better life,
legal proceedings have been dismissed.
Sam McCaw of Fort Simcoe was in the
city on Monday looking spick and span
as though he had just come off we'd
ding tour. He left for Tacoma Tuesday
night.
A teachers examination, as will be no.
ticed in another column, will be held at
the court house in North Yakima, be-
ginning Thursday, May IL, at a. m.
THE HERALD is only 81 per year.