The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-10-12

enable them to interest outside capital
lists to provide them with facilities for
irrigating all the land in the big tract
The White Bluffs people want the coun-
ty to sink the well, and if water is Sc
cured in any considerable quantity. the
ranchers benefited will bear all ex-
! pense: if the well is not n success, the
county will be out the cost. But it is
the belief of engineers and experts that
there is little doubt about finding water
Support of paupers .......... $500
at reasonable depth. The commission
ers were reminded that the White
Bluffs people mad never had any help
from the county on any proposition, and
that if the artesian well venture proved
a success the revenue in taxes from this
section would be very materially in
creased. The members of the board fav-
ored the request, and ordered adyer-
tisements printed for the sinking of a
well.
John Loudon of the Mckee Sled CON-
plant against the county health officer,
DR.. Frank, demanding an investigation
of the latter's official action in conncc-
ton with the cases of diphtherla in his
| family a short time ago, which resulted
in the death of two of his children. He
alleges that the health officer examined
the afflicted children and pronounced
the disease tonsilitis: that the premises
were not placed under quarantine re-
striction. and that the proper precautions
were not taken to prevent the spread of
the disease. The board granted the r.
quest for an investigation. and set We'd
nesday, November 9th, as the time for
the nearing.
c. NJ. Hauser, representing the rerub-
lican party of the county, and w. A.
Cox, on behalf of the democrats. ap-
peared before the board and were heard
on the matter of selecting the judges
and inspectors of election. The matter
was settled to the satisfaction of each
side, and the names of those who will
act as election officials are as follows:
Ahtanum-D. b. Greenwalt. inspector;
J. ]. Wiley, A. j. Chambers, Judges.
Glade-Lester Spencer, inspector;
James Donohue. Robert Dorothy, judges.
Bed Rock-Hans Smith, inspector; /.
Anderson, VIM. Fox, judges.
Cowiche-Isaac Davis. inspector:
George Rocket, John O'Neil. judges
Fairview-O. Beck, Inspector; E. Re-
my. J. NJ. Baxter. judges
Fruitvale-J. Howard Wright, inspec-
tor; Robt. Johnson, ]. F. Garrett. Judges.
Kennewick-,John Sercombe, inspector;
Fay F. Dean, Frank Emigh. Judges.
Kiona-A. \. McAlpin, inspector; F.
S, Hedger, Harp Van Horn, judges.
Mabton-S. P. Flower, inspector; j.
L. Searles. James Wilson, Judges.
Moxee-D. L, Peck, inspector; L. j.
Greenwalt. L. C. Parrish, judges.
Mt Adams-W. H. Ward. inspector;
Walter Packwood, Joseph Parrott,
judges.
Naches-Abner Sinclair, inspector;
George Chapman. John McPhee, Judges.
| Nile-B. /. Baker, inspector; j. A.
| Beck. William Carmack, judges.
Mob Hill. d. Humphrey. inspect
or; Spencer Jacobs, A. Morrison, Judges.
outlook-W. f. Neale, inspector; W.
J. Duffy, A. B. Flint, judges.
Parker-W. P. Sawyer. inspector; ].
+. Beeks, John Goodwin, judges
Prosser-G. W. Wilgus, inspector; c.
( w Nessley, H. ]. jerks, Judges.
Rattlesnake-U. s. Case, inspector:
D. c. Matthews, NJ. v Cochran. Judges.
Selah-Walter Cliff, inspector; Ira
King. J. H Taylor, judges.
Sunnyside-Geo Mathieson. Inspector:
J. B. George, Geo. Rodman, judges.
Tampico-W. f. Ayres, inspector;
Warren 7Eglin, VIM. Turner, Judges.
Toppenish-W. f. Lawrence. inspect
or; Frank Bradbury, Perry Clements,
judges.
Wenas-R. F. Taylor, inspector; P.
c. Weinman, John Cowan, judges.
Wapato-Alex MeCredy, inspector;
John Sinclair, Z. s. Smith, judges.
White Bluffs-John Brice. inspector;
p. d. Knaub, Chas. McGlothlin, judges
Yakima City-D. c. Gaines. inspector;
c. /. Barnett, Geo. Gervais, judges.
Zillah-A. C. Walker, inspector; Ed
Rowland, H. w. Cook, judges
North Yskima-First ward, first pre-
cinet, B. F. Barge, inspector; ]. n. Null,