The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-07
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! WHAT PEOPLE SAY. !

Mrs. Emma G. Ennis, Snohomish-We
are having most delightful session OF The
w. s. F. w. G. am simply amazed
that the ladies OF Yakima should attempt
the gigantic task of entertaining The Fed
GRAFTON visitors on 80 magnificent scale.
Every visitor is more than pleased wit h
her reception, with the ladies OF Yak
ina and with Yakima itself. am sure
that the Federation az body and indi.
vidually will hereafter never lose an op.
portunity to boom Yakima and would
not be surprised to see them all move
over here. was through here ten years
ago and to me the change seems more
than marvellous. You now have low ely
city in valley OF magnificent possibili-
ties, beautiful homes and charming wo.
men who know how to entertain in
manner BETTING royalty.
Timothy Lynch-Robert Young, who
represents the strong mining syndicate
which is operating extensively in the
Cle-Elum district, spent several days in
Yakima last week and took back with
him seven pack animals. They will be
used IN packing supplies to the Elizabeth
mine which is 81 miles from Gle. Elum
and mile and half from the Lynch
group. Mr.. Young has big force Of
men at work and his tunnel is in 700
feet. In our mines we have 100 feet of
tunneling and shafting and are now
prosecuting with good prospects OF strik
ing it rich. The Cle-Elum district will
make good showing this year and one
Of the things whichwill help it will be the
sale of the Moss Bay Syndicate iron
properties, which are now under mort
gage judgment. They are wonderfully
valuable, as they go about sixty per cent.
of black and red haematite iron and
there is an inexhaustible quantity.
Eastern capital combinations can't keep
that country back much longer.
DR.. Dulin-If the gentleman (?) who
took my bicycle from off the porch OF
my residence will return the same there
will be no questions asked except to in
quire, entirely out of curiosity, why he
did not look up good wheel instead
OF taking mine.
A. B. Weed-The ladies who attended
the federation of clubs last week all ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with the
new depot, but it would present better
appearance if the repairs were looked al.
ter closer. A broken window glass and
holes in the plaster don't add to its at
traction. I was IN Fond du Lac, Wis. a
year ago. and they have depot there
built on the same plans in every particu-
lar. with the exception that it is some
what larger, but Fond du Lac is place
of twenty-five or thirty thousand inhab-
itants. The depot belongs to the Chi
cago & Northwestern and the cement
platform around it corresponds with that
in Yakima.
W. j. Roaf-This is the best news
can tell you and is the body of letter
from G. B. Hopkins, general manager
of the Inland Telephone Company for
this state: "With reference to suburban
line contracts taken for Mckee and Old
Yakima, beg to say that | referred the
matter to our San Francisco office, who
write to the effect that new poles are now
being gotten out for long-distance line
between Palmer, Ellensburg and Yak
ina, which line will connect Ellensburg
and Yakima direct with Tacoma and our
general system. We will commence
work on this toll line as soon as poles
are delivered. which will be within the
present month. Before our men arrive
at Yakima to begin construction work