The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21

for The Yakima reservation. MIR. Hoyt
and Mr.. McNeely are the only members
left, Mr. Barge having resigned some
time ago. Senator Carter of Montana,
who was against the appropriation in the
start, finally supported it and it is under
stood that he will have the naming of
the man to fill the vacancy and that the
new commissioner will come from his
state. Mr.. Barge would, in all probab-
ility, not have resigned had he believed
that another appropriation could have
been secured. and Senator Garter would
still have been opposed to the appropri-
alton if he couldn't have paid political
score by having one of his supporters
appointed. The pay of the commission
ers is $40 per day with liberal allow
ance for expenses. Uncle Sam has now
appropriated 500, 900 for this commission
but then he is liberal, you know, for
the taxpayers are behind him.
DIR. M. Il. Ely, of the firm of Luesin g
& Ely, Osteopathists, arrived in North
Yakima last week from Kirksville, Mo. +,
the home of Osteopathy. Drs. Luesing
and Ely expect to practice Osteopathy in
our town. They have rented rooms for
offices in the beautiful Parton residence,
Just north of Hotel Yakima and opposite
the Christian church. II you are inter-
ested in this new science of healing they
will be glad to receive you there. Dr..
Luesing, who graduated from the
Columbian School OF Osteopathy of
Krksville this month will be here in a
few days.
Mr. Cornwall, who lately arrived here
from New York and purchased the Doc"
Current place on Mob Hill, expects his
family this week Mr.. Current received
$4,000 for his ranch, which is considered
one OF the choicest little farms in Yak.
ina county doc" will devote his at
tention to his first love-the mining bus
iness-for the future.
Mr.. Phi! Otter, wife and children OF
North Yakima, Washington, were guests
Yesterday Of W. H. Gets and wife at the
Bromley residence. Mr.. Otter is one of
the leading merchants of Yakima. They
were very much pleased with Saltwater
and its surroundings Stillwate Mimi
Gazette.
The ladies of the Red Cross Society
will hold an informal reception for the
members of Co. E at the home of the
president, Mrs. H. Nj. Bartlett, Monday
July End, at clock p. m. All men,
bers of both Society and Company are
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Connolly and Miss
Connolly expect to leave next month for
Scotland. Miss Mcdonald will accom-
pany them as far as North Dakota and
] after visit with relatives in that state
will continue her journey to the East.
There was break of some magnitude
IN the Water, Light and Power Co.'S
ditch on Monday. Damage was done to
the property of W. ]. Fletcher, D. Happy
and VIM. Mckever.
! The regular monthly meeting of the
Red Cross Society will be held in the
PRESBYTERIAN church Thursday, June
2Sth at 2 80 p. m. A full attendance is
requested.
Frank Liggett left Tuesday morning for
Pullman, where he goes to the district
convention as a delegate from the local
lodge Woodmen of the World.
f. H. Smith and wife, who have been
in the employ OF J. W. Peck for the past
year. left on Tuesday for Tacoma VIII ere
they will make their home.
Samuel Saddler has purchased lot
and is building blacksmith shop on
Yakima avenue. west of BROKERS stables.
Rev. H. NJ Bartlett was Spokane
visitor Tuesday in attendance upon the
DIOCESAN convention.
The Mkado ice cream parlors held an
informal opening Saturday evening, the
attendance being large
A. ID. Sloan, the druggist, spent sever
al days in Seattle during the past week.