The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-10-11

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fund which will all be required 10 meet
the premiums. The commissioners fig.
ure that of the 81 SEQ subscribed colltc
lions to the amouat Of only 81 600 can be
made as some Of the signers have gone
out OF business and moved away. This
81 800 will just paw the premiums, all
other expenses having been me. by funds
on hand aud by gate, grand stand and
concession receipts The total expen yes
we're "a ,044 A full statement of re eipts
and disbursements will be made before
the close of the month.
w. A. Maxw II, late of the Prossef
Record, was III the city Sa urday sizi <
up the business situation. lie would
like to own newspaper in North va /
ma but thinks the field PIE
well cove ed and the owners not anxious
to sell. Il have not made mp my mind
what to do" remarked Mr. Maxwell 10 a
HERALD man, but should decide to 10.
cate at the county seat | will pu )lish
daily. My life has LARGELY been devoted
to newspaper work and ask no odds in
that line."
In the October Review OF Reviews, the
editorial department entitled 1.-THE Pro.
gress OF the World" contains an impair.
tial review of the presidential campais n
down to it's present stage, special atten.
ton being given to the letters OF accept
ance of the several candidates. Other
topics edtorially treated in this number
are the Galveston calamity, the coal min
ers' strike, the pending elections in Eng
land, and the problem of reconstruction
in China.
The democrats have rented the store
room in the Lowe block, formerly occu-
pied by the H H. Schott Co. for head.
quarters during the campaign. Good po-
litical reading matter will be provided
and friends OF an honest administration
OF state and national affairs are invited
to make themselves at home there. G..
B. McGlothlln will be In charge OF the
quarters.
Harry G. Heermans. banker of Cor
ming, N. Y, who is heavily interested in
| the Ontario Land Co. which has large
realty holdings in Yakima and in the
Grays Harbor country, as we'll as in Du-
luth and the south, spent several days in
the CITY last week He left on Sunday
for Hoquiam, but expects to be back
before returning to the east.
GARNER" Todd, Of Mason county, ar.
rived in the city on Sunday, and during
the week has been speaking to large and
enthusiastic audiences throughout the
county in the interest of Bryan, Rogers
and the entire democratic ticket. He
will speak at Sunnyside on Friday even.
ing and Prosser on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lemon left on
Monday for Elk Creek, CAL, 70 miles
from San Francisco, where they will
spend the winter with their son, DR..
Frank Lemon, who is located there in
the practice of his profession.
The person losing pocket book con.
tanning money and receipts can obtain
information of same by calling at this of.
fee and paying for this notice. 40 1t
Mrs. G. w. Heller, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Peck. for some time past, returned to her
home in Tacoma on Monday.
On Sunday "Billy" Whipple shipped
to the Sound carload of hogs on his
own account and ten cars of cattle for
Fry, Bruhn & Co.
o. Beck was awarded premiums on
Blue Pearmam and Fall Pippin apples at
the Spokane Fruit exposition
L. G. McConihe, a prominent citizen
of Roslyn, spent couple of days In the
city last week.