The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-13
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY


Tuesday in the city.
W. II. Hare left yesterday to visit
Portland ana various Sound points.
Miss Stocking of Tacoma is visiting
Der friend. Mrs. John Stevens.
Mrs. Pratt and Son. Walter Shcarer.
of Sunnyside. spent Tuesday in the city.
II. II. Middleton. with Otter Bros.
went to Seattl, Friday returning Mon
day evening
Fred Gibbon, has removed to Kennc-
wick. where he has some land which he
will improve.
Frank Sinclair last week purcha -ed
the viii Mead hop yard on the School
Section. comprising II acres.
John Sawbridgc and several assist
ants went TO ElIcn-bure yesterday morn
ing. where he has big job of plumbing
Have You had II Studcbaker Almanac
for 1904? If not be sure and call for
one at the Yakima Hardware Co. before
they are gone. 2
y. G. Smith of Spokane. who will have
charge of the local management of the
Yakima Water. Light & Power Co.. I'M
der the new ownership. arrived in the
city yesterday to begin his duties.
Alfred Sinclair on Monday soil To II
Seattle butcher 10 head of cattle which
it i, claimed were the heaviest of any
ever shipped from thi, section. The two
cars averaged l255 pounds per head.
Henry \. Nordec. and aged and blind
veteran of the civil war; was adiudeed
insane last Monday. and that night
Sheriff Grant. with f. Hamilton as
guard. conveyed the unfortunate to Med
icaI Lake hospital.
Word was received here this morning
that Coffin Bros. safe in their Sunny
side store. was blown open last night
and SO in cash. besides some other valu-
ab,es We're taken. There is no clue to
the perpetrators.
Electric Union. No 80. Order of Wash
mgton will hold installation ofsoiliccrs
Thursday evening January H. An en-
tcrtainment and social hop will follow
the ceremonies. The members are re-
que-tcd to be present
7. II. Fisher W. ID. Walker and j.
+. Merwin returned yesterday from
-four days bunting trip down the Yaki-
ma. Their efforts were rewarded by IA
large haul of ducks. 80 of which they
brought in To show the doubtful
John Chisholm. superintendent of the
Pro-Ser Water Co.. was in the city yes
tcrday. He reported somewhat of Il
scrap in the city council of his town
over grantin" permission to the company
to place poles on the streets for light
ing purposes.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting of the Yakima Wool Grow
crS association last Friday night: John
'lii''ii. NItlItIN. VICE
president; II. X Nichols. secretary
treasurer; II. s Coffin Malcolm Me
Lehman and r. II. Smith. executive com
mittee
Mr. ID. d. Warner. manager of agents
of the Equitable Savings and Loan assn.
OF Portland. arrived in the city this
morning. Mr.. Warner was accompan-
tel by l.. p Cushman. of Seattle. who
will look after the Interests of the
Equitable in this vicinity. and will in all
probability establish IA permanent resi-
dence here
On going to his stable Sunday morn
ing. II. NJ. Gilbert found that one of
his valuable driving horses had in some
mysterious, manner sustained Il broken
leg. Mr. Gilbert says he fixed up the
animal in professional manner. splint-
ing the injured member and placing the
horse in II swing. He has great hopes of
saving the animal