The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-05

ments, am satisfied, would result in q
crsditable organization. The Roslyn
band had such assistance, and the band
was an important feature in Yakima's
big day.
Frei Chandler-Bryan is fine look
ing man and has good face. He would
( be all right if he WAS on the other side of
the fence and didn't keep such poor
company.
I Stanley Cotfin-During my visit TO
I Portland | VAS intending to confer With
trans portstion agent Fulton regarding the
I Montana ranges and the movement Of
our sheep to that state but the telegram
| from Washington's congressman bring.
| ing the good news OF the action of the de-
partment respecting the Rainier forestry
reserve will make that unnecessary.
Better news could not haye been receiv-
/ by the citizcns OF Yakima.
7. j. Lynch-Bryan's face is the pic.
ture of strength, honesty aud sincerity.
He is a great speaker, has wonderful
command of language and yet makes
everything so plain that ''he who runs
may read". believe he is sincere in
every position he has taken.
Governor Rogers-Yakima is beauti-
full town and, judging from the progress
and improvements you have made in the
last two years, coupled with splendid
climate and resourceful surrounding
country, it will soon be an ideal place in
which to live.
T. NJ. Vance-The most pleasure had
in presiding at the Bryan banquet wac
in smoking out those fellows who were
trousers by stradling the fence. o! Yes !
! They came down and dropped completely
into the waiting democratic arms. Tur-
ner and Bridges are now full hedged
members of "the great unwashed'.
John Reed-The Sunnyside country is
making great progress this year. With
in radius of four miles of the town
there are fully 20O0 acres of new land be-
ing placed under cultivation-mainly to
clover, alfalfa, timothy and fruit In
section "a, where live, 240 acres Of vir-
gin land will be in crop this year and in
section %, adjoining, lao acres. Con-
ductor Buckley recently sold his l60 acre
tract, 80 acres of which was bought by
Mr.. Bruce, OF North Dakota, who is put
ting up ~ 900 residence. Eighty acres
bought by family named Orman, from
Iowa, and will lie improved at once, and,
in fact, there are improvements in ali d-
rections. | am informed that manager
Granger has sold 1000 acres of land IN
der the ditch in the past 90 days and that
other large transfers are being negotiated.
THE Hszelwood Creamery Co. has sold a
carload of two year old Jersey cows in
the sunnyside district lately and it is
claimed they will soon establish skim
ming station there. 1t is bound to be a
great country.
Editor Randall, Roslyn-North Yak
ina is one OF the prettest cities have
ever seen. You have fine streets and an
excellent class Of citizens. We are proud
of our Roslyn band and pleased at the
opportunity they have had today (Satur-
day. OF demonstrating to your people
what splendid musical organization il
really is. With but one or two excep-
tions the boys are all miners, but they
understand music thoroughly.
J. j. Carpenter now remain in
the hands Of the growers of Yakims
county 773 bales of hops. There is nc
change in prices, which range from 6 to
8 cents according to quality. As near az
can learn there will not be over so acres