The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-21

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right hand the sword is grasped and held
at low guard.
Mrs. j. f. Banks has gone to the
Sound to visit among friends.
The Fin de Steele club gave dance
in Mason's hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. p Sharpe and child of Tacoma
are guests of Mrs. Edward Whitson.
Paint brushes, $500 worth at actual
cost in lots of one dozen.
IL COFFIN Bros.
Elder Stiverson will preach at the
Wide Hollow school house next Sunday
/ am. and at the Adventist church in
North Yakima at 7.30 p. m. Every
body is welcome at these services.
| The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church will give an
ice cream social Friday evening, March
%, at the home Of II. j. Rand, Natchez
avenue. A program, and good time for
all who come.
An Observation-Disclosures Sunday
school convention will be held in the
Baptist church in this city Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 26 and ~ The SER
mon on Wednesday will be by Prof +.
Edwards. OF Woodcock academy.
| A shop litter got in his work at Coffin
Bros. store this week and carried away
a box of fine gloves. Marshal Boyle
was put on the thief's track and by
Wednesday had run him to cover, but
when it came to prosecuting the party
Coffin Bros. refused to do it after the
goods had been returned. The man
was drunk at the time and the firm did
not feel like bringing prosecution I'M
der the circumstances.
| One more bicycle rider was arrested
Wednesday morning for riding on the
sidewalks. He was taken before Justice
Taggard and fined $3.50, which he paid
without murmur. Until the newspa-
pers have given ample notice of the in
tention OF the officials to enforce the
ordinance against riding on sidewalks,
the fine will be half price, but after
tomorrow the full sum OF S. will be
charged.
Following are the names of those who
took the examination here last February
and have passed the state poard of ex-
aminers as given out at Olympia on
Tuesday Nellie Adams, Belle Bacon,
Bessie NJ. Bruce, Rena L. Blood, Minnie
Downs, Eva Green, Lefty L. Kingsbury,
Ivan n. Macy, Myrtle +. Peck, Caroline
II. Rogers, Della Wiley, Earl f. Pier,
Edith Zediker, Elvira Patterson, Emily
Gibson. The successful applicants of
klttitas county are Della White, l.. J.
Chaplin, Nerna Smith, Anna Taylor,
O. H. Bower and d. @. Wilke.
Rev. Thomas Pearne, of the Yakima
Indian reservation, returned last week
from Washington City to which place
he went to see President Mckinley
concerning some disputed land con-
tiguous to the reservation. A commits
sion will be sent out from Washington
City soon to examine the land and try to
effect settlement. The land includes
some valuable timber and homestead
claims and aggregates some 100000
acres. The Indians were once offered
p cents per acre for this by the commits
sion who once made a preliminary ex-
animation, but they refused to consider
such proposition. Some OF the finest
timber in the state is said to be on this
land.
Lost-March 20, ladies black Jacket
pocket containing purse with small
amount Of change. Finder please leave
at Yakima Hardware Co. Hit
Wanted-Girl or boy attending school
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