The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-25


guilty to the charge. Judge Doust
imposed fine Of SIS on him. upon
payment Of which he was released.
After having spent several weeks
with friends in this city, Miss Lizzie
Cameron and Miss Sorenson departed
Tuesday afternoon en- route to Homo
lulu. They were accompanied as far
as Port Madison by the Misses Nan
and Lucy Seudder, and they will all
spend a few days there prior to the
former young ladies' resuming their
journey.
Clinton, the is months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Kelso died at their
home on South Seventh street Sunday
The child had suffered for some time
with the fever. and at last in spite of
the efforts to save it's life, the little one
succumbed to the dread sickness. The
funeral will be held at the home at 10
o'clock this morning.
Health OFFICER Tetreau said yester-
day that there was \ case of typhoid
fever reported. the patient being Thel
ma Atkins of South First street. There
is one case of diphtheria, the little
son Of Engineer r. II. Marble. One
death from cholera infnntum was re-
ported, the victim being the II months
old child of Ben DeBries of Wapato.
This death occurred July 49,
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church held fan social" at the home
Of Mrs. NJ NJ Richards on Mob Hill
Wednesday afternoon, the attendance
being very large. The refreshments
were served under n fan canopy. and
the decorations helped to carry out the
scheme. Carriages were run from the
city, and many awaited themselves of
this opportunity of going out.
! J. NJ. Richardson has sold the neat
4 cottage recently erected by him at 107
South Eighth street to II. Fl. Wende,
who will occupy the same within a
few days. The price paid was $3.50.
/ This is one Of the neatest and most
/ modern little homes in the city and
4 was built by Mr.. Richardson himself.
4 The professor is not only a successful
4 teacher but a first class wood artist.
! Alfred Nevins returned Saturday
from a two weeks trip in the Tieton
district where he has been fishing and
4 hunting Alfred took the band out of
! his hat on his return because che says"
he shot a bear, a real live bear. He
actually showed the hide to one of the
! Herald staff but refused to have it in
/ spected as he said he did the work
! himself and it woull not bear inspec-
/ ton.
/ A letter received Monday by Deputy
/ County Clerk Cleaver from County
/ Clerk Day, who was called n few days
4 ago to Ireton, Iowa, by the serious Ill
ness of his father. stated that the old
gentleman had been operated upon, as
1t was feared would be necessary, and
/ that while the danger period had not
been passed, he seemed to be doing
we'll and hopes of his recovery were
had.
Considerable complaint is heard
/ from the residents and property hold
ers on North Second street because of
several young men and boys racing
with horses upon that street during
the day and especially in the evenings.
The compliments say that the lives of
children of the residents are endan-
gered by this reckless racing and run
ming, and that several narrow escapes
have resulted therefrom.
DR.. and Mrs. Wells returned Wednes-
day morning from the Twin Falls
country, where they spent few
months on their claim near Bull The
doctor made his final proof last Sat
urday and IS now the possessor of as
fine quarter as any in that section
of the country. The doctor says there
are a number of former Yakimans in
the locality of Bull, all of whom. are
satisfied and doing nicely.
| Superintendent Gallagher of the Gal
lag her group of mines near Gle Elum
is in the city on short business trip.
His company has recently leased
group of coal mines near Easton, and
is making preparations to work them
on a large scale. 1t is expected that a
big vein of coal will soon be struck
at depth of $50 feet. Both the min
eral and coal properties are looking
very promising. NJ. Gallagher will re-
tirn to Gle Elum in a day or two.
Miss Jean MCLEOD of Hoquiam,
Wash, who has been visiting DR.. Geo.
Sloan and A. d. Sloan. returned 10 her
home yesterday morning. She is for
merly of Baltimore, and in speaking OF
the heat that for the last two weeks
has been so noticeable to us. says that
1t is nothing to what it Is in the east.
and that we who are inclined to COM
plain of the heat here should take a
I trip back to Baltimore and we would
return satisfied with our own climate,
| The county commissioners have is
sued call for bids for the construc-
ton of two new bridges. The first is
\ to be located at the mouth of the Nile
across the state road No. !; the speci-
I fcations call for 100 foot combination
/ spans The second is to be built across
the Natchez river ut a point one-half
mile below the Natehez TOWNSHIP and
will require two 1o0-foot spans. The
bids will he opened and considered at
4 II o'clock on the morning of August II.