The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-10-17

The court has issued temporary
restraining order against Frank
Rodenbeck of the Natche- valley to
prevent his meddling with an old
established line fence. The order
was asked for by John Schiller who
claims that the fence that had been
the accepted line between the two
places for fifteen years had been torn
down and that ditch and several
bridges had been moved.
William Crawford and Laura Look
were married by Justice of the Peace,
]. A. Taggard, at 10 O'Clock Monday
at the residence of Theodore Tram
bley on South First street. Justice
Taggard was just about to hear the
case of the State VS.. Mrs. William
Highate when he was summoned to
the Trambly residence to perform the
marriage. He postponed the hearing
long enough TO walk six blocks and
back again in order to make the con-
tracing parties happy.
John NJ. Laurey, one of the oldest
resident of the valley, died at his
home, III No. First street, Wednes-
day at the age of rs. Mr.. Laurey
was born in Virginia and came to
this valley 80 years ago. He set
tied in the Ahtanum and owned a
fine ranch there for many years
The first public school in this county
was taught by him. He leaves three
daughters. The funeral was held
from the undertaking parlors of A..
J. Shaw e Sons Wednesday after
noon at o'clock.
Crossing the Columbia, six miles
above Priest Rapids, the line of lAe
Milwaukee road will pass North
Yakima well TO the north. This is
what is reported on good authority
as the course OF the road as given
out to those on the inside, by two
men in a position to know. These
gentlemen nave been in the city for
the last few days, but have been
keeping their Whereabouts and
business a secret. The townsite IL
to be plated at this crossing and it
was concerning this that the railroad
men were in the city as they were ar
ranging to stake out a location for
building until the townsite can be
plated
Mrs. F. A. Snow of Portland, Ore
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. ).
Wenner Of this city.
Aumiller is doing the preliminary
grading for the railroad, near the
flour mill where some new sidetracks
are to be laid.
l. T. Campbell, an old resident
of this place, is interested in the in
corporation of a new mining CONT
pany in Goldfeld, Nevada.
Contracts for the grading of the
Milwaukee road east and west from
the Columbia have been let and It
is understood that work will start
at once
The eight stone cutters of the city
have decided to form a union. They
have sent to Washington, D. c., tof
their charter and some time next
week will formally organize. The
charter members will be: Mess &.
Beggs, Lawson, Hepburn, Webster
D. and H. Stewart, Johnson ard
Lambert.
Harold Doolittle, government
engineer, was burned out for the
second time at his camp in the Cow
iche. The fire started while every
member of the party was absent.
The worst loss was the data collect
ed during the last six months, which
was destroyed, necessitating the
going over of a lot of old work.
Mrs. Geo Bishop and two daugn-
ter Ethel and Glare, left for their
home in Oakland, California, Sat
urday afternoon, after an extended
visit with Mrs. H. X. Sinclair and
Mrs. A. D. Sloan of this city since
the middle of August. Mr. Bishop
accompanied his wife here, but re-
turned to his home >ome time ago.
Mrs. Bishop and daughters will
visit with friends on their way home
7. A. Davis. proprietor of the
NorthYakima Marble and Granite
Works, is here making arrangements
10 place several pieces of marble in
the new cemetery. J. II. Wood
has been elected pastor of the Metho-
dist church and Will begin his regu-
lar service for the church next sun
day The regular services will be
held Rev Mr. Wood IS a resident
and property owner here and is sit
mated 70 do excellent work during
his pastorate. We extend best wishes
Kennewiek Courier.
Things are looking very lively
these days in the Bonnie Brae addi-
ton. 4 force of twelve men have
been busy laying water mains and
the City Water Co. now has twenty
five men busy laying pipe to con
meet with the Bonnie Brae system.
The entire work will be finished next