The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-24
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What Is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES
items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Heraid's" Busy
Readers.

J. T. Foster made business trip to
Seattle this eek.
Taxes on real estate become delinquent
on Friday of next week, June l.
M ak Boyle, formerly Of this city, has
gone to Nome, sailing on Sunday.
j. H. Hathaway and son, Arthur, left
on Saturday for Seattle on their way to
Nome.
Arthur Hale has been entertaining his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hale OF
Goldendale.
Alex Mcneil, ex-marshal and at pres
ent engaged in the livery business. was
up from Prosser Saturday.
Mr.. Lloyd of Ellensburg has sold his
wool clip Of 100 sacks to Philip Davis OF
San Francisco, for 10 cents per ID.
Judge Erwin left early this week ior
Seattle, sailing on Wednesday on the
steamer Dirigo for Skaguay. enroute for
Dawson City.
Hawthorne Kingsbury Dent of Port
land is visiting his uncle. Capt. j. T.
Kingsbury, and will probably vemain in
Yakima during the summer.
The new Mikado building, on the
northeast corner Of Yakima avenue and
Third street, is we'll under way and will
be ready for occupancy early in June.
Elensburg Capital: The Yakima pa
pers complain that rattlesnakes are very
numerous down there and still their city
council has just granted another saloon
license.
The case Of Thomas Eglin against Will
lis Smith. involving valuable land in the
vicinity of the Ahtanum mission, has
been decided by the general land office
in favor Of Eglin.
The High School base ball nine and q
representative nine from the Mckee
school met on the diamond field Friday,
and the country boys went down to de-
feat with score Of 8 to 80.
Brick clay Of an excellent quality has
been found in the Selah valley and the
Garrett Bros. have completed negotia.
tons for the purchase of forty acres oil
this land from Manager Englehart OF the
Selah Valley company.
David d. Wedd.e and family OF the
Cowychee will leave this week for Lane
county, Ore, to take up their residence,
Lane county is MIR. Weddle's former
home and the change is made in hopes
that his health will be benefited.
Born, at North Yakima, Wednesday,
May 10th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Don.
ovan, daughter. The deputy county
treasurer feels greatly elated over his first
born and all OF his spare time has been
devoted TO receiving the congratulations
OF mis- numerous frlen0e.
A. L. Dilley and family paid visit to
Goldendale and The Dalles last week.
Mr.. Dilley says the Linnton cannery is
rapidly cleaning up the worthless cay
uses from the reservation and in add.
ton to the $50 head recently taken there,
another band is being gathered, which
at the time he was there numbered be.
tween four and five hundred head. A
standard price of 81. so is being paid for
the animals.
A defective hue resulted in the root Of
l.. E. Sperry's new house catching fire
early Friday afternoon. The roof was
practically ruined and the water did con-
siderable damage to the furniture. O..
A. Fechter, who represented the COM
panies in which the property was in.
sured, estimates the loss at about $500.
The shock to MIR. Sperry, who is in q
low state OF health, was not the least OF
the attendant evils.
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