The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-09-06
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

F. M. Spain and wife are spending a
few days in Portland.
Sheriff Tucker, wife and daughter. re-
turned on Tuesi DAY from Spokane.
Born, Friday, August 81, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson Elliot, of the Mckee, daugh-
ter.
Il Miss Albertine Rodman left on Tues
day for Ellensburg TO take the course OF
studies in the State Normal school.
DR.. Eulin is looking forwa ard to the APP
pointment of assistant surgeon of the
Il lst. regiment of the state militia. This
would give him the rank of let. lieu
tenant.
w. G. Privett, prominent ieweler
and dealer in musical instruments in
Ellensburg, is spending few days in the
city this week the guest OF his brother
in.law, F. d. Cook.
! With the exception of the Sunday
school, which will be held as usual, there
will be no services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday throughout the day.
The congregation will join the Methodist
brethren in attendance upon the Confer
ence meetings.
| Earl Watt has severed his connection
with Coffin Bros. and on Saturday last
actively entered into the partnership OF
Watt d Pierson. They will soon move to
goods has been ordered which includes a
thousand dollars worth of crockery ware
On next Sunday tickets will be sold
over the Northern Pacific from North
Yakima to Portland and return for 80.
This is very favorable opportunity for
seeing the Portland Street Fair and
Carnival. Tickets are limited for the re-
turn trip leaving Portland not later than
train No. 4, September IL.
In the August examination for state
teachers certificates the following from
Yakima we're successful Bessie Bruce,
Alfred Gaker, Lydia Charlton, Lucy A.
Fesenden. Emily Gibson, Ella Hickman,
G. ]. Herin, Edna G. Haines, Effie d.
Jones, Anna B. Jungst, j. D. Mcintosh
Elizabeth Prior, George Stephenson,
James. B. Thomas, Az. Thompson, Ruby
Vertner.
The sale of the Brittania mine, in Brit
ish Columbia, to Scotch syndicate, will
burg people who are we'll known in YAK
ina. The figures given out were $1,000
900 and among those who will participate
in the division of this vast sum are Geo.
Elliott, Jack Lyons, Howard G. Walters,
Humboldt Packwood and soda" Frey
berger.
Charlie, Nez Perez Indian, was up
before Justice Taggard Monday, charged
with drunkenness. A drunken Indian
with knife in his belt that has blade
foot long and sharpened on both sides
isn't very pleasant thing to have
around so the Judge confiscated the
weapon and imposed fine OF $40, in de-
fault of which Charlie now languishes in
jail.
Up to date the city registration only
numbers 4l9 voters divided as follows:
Let ward 147; second ward 1872; third
ward 109. This ls very small registra-
ton for such an important political year
and if some of the citizens are-not careful
they are liable to be DISTINGUISHED. There
| were over six hundred voters registered
last year when only the city and school
| elections were held.
Mr.. McVegh and family OF Spokane
| arrived IN the city tuesday and expect TO
| become permanent residents OF Yakima.
Mr.. McVeigh has been for years connect
ed with the Crescent dry goods store of
Spokane and has accepted similar posi-
ton with Otter Bros, succeeding j. A.
Macarthur who goes to the Golden Rule,
having purchased stock in that company.
Mr.. McVeigh and family will make val
ued additions to this community.
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