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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15
SEWER COMMITTEE
EXAMINED WORK
CONSULTING EMGINEER'S REPORT
With That of the Committee VIII BE
Made to Council in Special
Session Monday.

Saturday was dull day in North
Yakima there were no new develop
ments in the sewer quarrel.
About o'clock the committee APP
pointed at the special meeting of the
council Friday to take charge of the
sewer, accompanied by Consulting En-
gineer DR.. Fell and a Herald reporter
went to where the sewer is now be-
ing laid, on Race street. Here DR..
Fell made a thorough investigation o.
the work. The others of the commit
tee. less able to obtain expert evil
dence, busted themselves IN examining
the work In general way; just went
round rubbering at the big macA4ne and
the marvellous amount of excavating IL
was doing. When the consulting en-
gineer had seen all that he desired. the
committee returned to the city en-
gineer's office to compare notes and
discuss the matter. DR.. Fell gave out
the following statement:
so far as the practical workings
of the sewer are concerned, there is
nothing in connection with the raising
of the grades as suggested by City En-
gineer Nicol that interferes in any
way with the original plans as con-
templated by Engineer McCulloh. In
fact, you may state that the raising
of the grade by the city engineer is
almost imperative"
The consulting engineer and the
committee We're in consultation all the
afternoon, but did not arrive at any
conclusion which they saw fit to give
to the public. Their findings will be
embodied in a report which they will
make to a special meeting of the city
council called for Monday evening.
So far as could be seen, everything
was going along sweetly and smooth
ly. The men were working in har-
mony; there were no visible indica-
tions of anything in the way of fric-
ton between the engineer and con-
tractor. Dirt was moving at a rapid
rate, and 1t seemed that the sewer
ought to be completed according to
schedule, If the present rate of prog
ress is maintained. 1t was frequently
remarked that It was unfortunate that
these conditions could not have pre-
vailed earlier, or from the start of the
sewer construction.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15
LYNCHER ACTUALLY CONVICTED
First Instance of the Kind I'm the His
tory of North Carolina.

SALISBURY. N. c., Aug. 1o.-what
is said to be the first instance OF con-
yietion of a lyncAer IN the history OF
the state was furnished here today
when George Hall. white. ex-convict
of Montgomery county, N. c.. who was
one of the party which on Monday
lynched three negroes in Jail here for
the murder of the Lyerly family. was
found guilty of conspiracy in connec-
ton with that crime and sentenced to
fifteen years at hard labor in the peni-
Tertiary. the maximum sentence pro-
vlded by law.
Halls trial ended at o'clock. The
jury was out but thirty-five minutes.
Halls counsel has appealed on the
grounds that Governor Glenn was in
Atlantic City when the specia- term
at which Halls trial was ordered was
neld and that being out of the state
bounds. he had no jurisdiction.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15
COMMISSION WILL
DIVIDE THE WATER
new PHASE IN PROSSER TROUBLE
Injunction Secured by f. F. Benson
Don't Count--Wntcr Divided Equal
~, Normal Head Maintained.

PROSSER, Wash, Aug. 1I.-(Special
to The Herald 1.-The water situation
here put on new phase today. A few
days ago e. +. Benson, who really
owns the Prosser Falls Land & Power
company, obtained an injunction en-
joining Taylor & Kemp, the owners of
the Prosser Falls FIGURING mill, and
the Prosser Electric company from us
ing any water out of the Yakima
river for power purposes; this caused
the mill and electric light company to
ebe without power; but inasmuch as
Benson is also operating a plant for
generating electricity the town Of
Prosser was not entirely in darkness;
but today Taylor G. Kemp and the
Prosser Electric company had Attorney
Henry j. Snively of North Yakima on
the ground and things have taken a
turn.
Mr.. Snively obtained an injunction
against Mr. Benson and his company;
the bill of complaint alleged many
sensational things. Among other
things Mr.. Snively charges that Mr..
Benson having constructed a dam to
raise the water in the Yakima river
twenty-five feet has run the head down
to few feet to injure his competitor
and to make grounds for an injunc-
tion; and that by so doing Mr.. Benson
has been more actuated by malice to-
ward his competitor than by a wish
to serve the farmers for whom he is
pumping water with his power; for
that the farmers would be better
served than now by keeping said head
at twenty-five feet instead of from
three and half to five feet; that while
his pumps make fifteen strokes to the
minute they pump air and not water.
Upon motion of Mr.. Snivoly, the court
commissioners appointed a commission
consisting of three prominent citizens
of Prosser to divide the water equally
and requires the normal head to be
maintained. All parties take water
from the same reservoir.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15

President Robert Z. Strahorn of the
Northwest Light & Water company ar
rived in the city Saturday morning TO
look after the interests of the company
in the hearing on Tuesday next of
the application for an injunction to
restrain the city from holding the pro-
posed special election on the 2Sth day
of August. Other important matters
demand his presence and he will spend
busy week here.
Mr.. Strahorn had nothing to say in
regard to the North Coast railroad,
except that it's progress was entirely
satisfactory to all concerned. When
asked about the action of the COM
pany in regard to the election he at
first declined to give out his views, but
sentative he admitted that the people
were entitled to all the information
they could get on both sides of the
question, and he then said:
Il consider this question of more
| Importance than any that has ever be-
fore been submitted to the people of
North Yakima. 1t is, therefore, the
duty of every taxpayer to register so
! that he can express himself on the sub
iect. No matter which way the cleo
ton goes, if it is held at all, when
once over with, it should be considered
a fair expression of the wishes of n
majority Of the taxpay>'s who vote or
who must foot the bill. BY this 1 DO
not mean that every voter should not
register, because every man who has
a vote hopes to some day own prop
erty and to be vitality interested in q
question of this kind. If the move for
the purchase of the plant succeeds,
and it is TO be such n great blessing,
then every man, woman and child is
interested in carrying it through. If,
proves to be the wrong thing, it will
bear down hard on everybody.
I'VE are not taking this matter to
the courts to defeat an expression of
the public will. but because we hon
estly believe the move would prove the
worst curse that could be inflicted on
the city. should the move succeed and
the city buy the plant, we will still be
heavily interested, because we will be
left with the electric lighting and pow
or plant besides other heavy interests
which we are trying very hard to an
Choir here. l am, therefore, just as
much, If not more, interested than any
taxpayer in the city, and believing the
move under present conditions to be
wrong. l feel that we are thoroughly
justified in endeavoring to stop the
election, if this can be legally done.
IF such a thing is possible as MAX
ing this wild plunge, the Northwest
Light & Water company will prob
obly be found able to take care
of itself, and will see to it that full
value is received for the plant. This
being the case, worse things could
happen it than a sale. It would be a
great relief for US to finally in some
way set at rest this eternal pickering
and dissatisfaction which we have in
season and out of season tried to heal
by making concessions of every kind
almost as fast as asked. Unhappily
fo- the city of North Yakima there
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15
SCARCITY OF HOP
P|CKERS ALARMING
THREE THOUSAND WILL Be WANTED
Meeting Held Saturday to Consider Sit
uatiOn and Provide For the Nee
essary Help Next Month.

The hop growers of the Yakima
valley are beginning to hustle UT
pickers, and the prospect at the pres.
ent time of securing a sufficient mum.
Der to properly care for the growing
crop is. to put it most mildly, not very
encouraging. There Is a possibility
that the price paid pickers will be
raised. but this possibility is not very
strong. 1t is not so much a matter OF
inducing people to come here and pick
the hops as it is to find unemployed
people enough to fill the requirements.
Numbers of laborers are what coun,
in hop field this is assuredly one
place in which many hands make quick
work. There will have 10 be many
hands, and very many. II the hops Of
the Yakima. the finest In the United
States, are not to be allowed to go to
waste hanging on the vines.
meeting of hop growers was held
in the city hall Saturday, and was at
tended by representative growers from
all parts of the upper valley The
scarcity of hands was seriously con-
sidered. and ways and means of bet
tering the seemingly inevitable condi-
lions discussed. Employment bureaus
of the city were represented, and state
ments were submitted as to the prob
ability of getting pickers by the time
the hops are ready to pick. There is
little likelihood of the situation being
any better at that time than it is now
The general belief is that the demand
for laborers in all lines will he as
great up to the LIST of October as 1t Is
at present. Hop picking this season
will begin in earnest about the 1st TO
the Srd of September, and shortly af-
ter the latter date not less than 5000
pickers will be wanted. The picking
season will last for about sfN weeks.
The only action taken at the meet
ing Saturday after was to appoint a
committee OF five to secure railroad
rates, advertise the need of pickers
and do anything that seems to be nee
essary to do in order to have people
here OF pick the hops when wanted.
Wide publicity will be given to condl-
tions in the hope that those who have
come from the Sound and other parts
of the state in former years will be
induced to come this year.
Another meeting OF growers viii be
held in two weeks. when the commit
tee will report. and such further ac-
tion taken as seems advisable al that
time.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15

100000, extensions necessary every
year Of $4,000 or 500, 900 more. If the
city grows as we hope it will, $4,000
or $4,000 per year for a sinking fund
TO pay the bonds, and several thou
sands more for depreciation. rcpairs
and accidents. Where is the city 70
get the money to meet this annual
drain? There is no guess work about
these figures. Every other city in the
Pacific northwest is having the same
experience. Portland is about to spend
a million dollars or more on another
supply pipe. Seattle is doing the same.
Spokane Is being pushed % the limit
in making its present large extensions.
Walla Walla is practically going
broke on this water extension matter.
Lewiston. Pendleton. LaGrande, ami
every other growing city is facing the
same issue. and all are meeting il BY
putting out additional warrants or
bond issues, on which the interes,
charge will naturally be a heavy tax.
Their water rates average higher than
those of North Yakima, but no one
ever hears a suggestion of their max
ing a reduction in rates. The tendency
is all the other way. These cities are
constantly complaining of water short
age, the burning up of lawns an,
great risks on account of small pres
sure and possible destruction of the
cities by fire. This is not the case at
North Yakima, as every one knows.
lit every taxpayer ponder long and
deeply on this proposition and not fail
to register and then vote, If the cleo
ton is held"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15

ant surprise party Saturday evening in
honor of the 26th birthday Of her
brother. William Blasdel a number
OF friends were present and the time
was enjoyably spent with cards ana
social intercourse. Ice cream and cake
also added much to the pleasures or
the evening
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15
Pleasant Surprise Party

Mrs. A. Probach of Yakima avenue
and Tenth street gave very pleas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
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pn,.'.N" endorsement from 't, leading
m"d.ta writers on Mdtcrid N..u ~ al
the several schools ~ pract.. A., the
ingredients arc printed IN p'ru IuIilsh
IN Ia" wrapper oncloSin. Oh, bottle. 81
That any woman making u,, ~ this
famous medicine may know r\l.i', what
,hr d, taxing nr Pierce tts, IN, pa.
urut> -uvu hi, iull cunhdru.' Vlrh he
can Afford e. du A. thr hrm..t after
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made viii bear the most rdr.'.. exam.
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Dr. Prrccs Pleasant Priirt. are the
b's, aud safest laAAtiyo Tor women.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
o,..a Up 70 o..

y. svisssl. 1914 y vlsxiaIs So =.
Evansviils lad wTites "foF over
sse yssn ! was troabled wish hi1bsy
and Bladder Essetioss skisA caused
ne mseA Ssia snd wsyry. ! Iosg assh
asa 80 eli ssa-d0~s, sse . TsaF sso
he'd 70 aeandOa vsSk sstssly. had
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
BesutifuI Lace Hats

A large snd comprehensive line 20
select from VsfJ httrnei'se Aoa
this seasons nsWest shapes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
North oarns,v,lls wedding

There Was an impfrssivs ceremony
~ North Gainesville Hall
SUNDAY evening the contracting paT.
tie. being John W Crouch aud Miss
Katie Bruce. the charmiug daughter
OF Nr and MFs. Henry Brue~ The
ceremony vac performed bJ Rev lfv'
ING r wsb.tsr. and was largely s''sSd'
ed By friends Of the cohtrsct,nE pa't'es.
manJ bringing hand'ome howen As .
token 81 their esteem
Mr.. Crouch 10 one Of shs most eide.
~ knOuh Jouhg men in Sorsh Gs'nss-
vile. The bride 10 VsrJ popslAf. and
has msny fFisBds uho will v'sh her
much hsppinsss In her married lie.
On Monday evening the bF'ds's
parents. ~ Ihsir sOmioTtsbls home
10 Nonk Gainesville. gave rsesption
In honos Of Mr. end Mss cfo0eh and
NJ and Mira. Long. sh0 usfs MARRIED
fsw days ago The secspsi0a sas
yell atisHdsd, aud thoss present en-
ioysd tAs AFFAIR immensely
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
oont Be Blue

And lo,e all iulere.t when help 10
within reach NrTtluv MI max" thnt
hvrr perform ~ dut,"s property
y Vaughn, Elhs, 80 WRITES he
tng constant .l'irt.t irrm cunst,pa-
tnn and n dtsutdrr-d aver, ! have
found Herb,n- 80 b." the best medicine
f1r those troubles. ~ ~" market !
have usrd u constantly. | believe T.
to br the beet mrdtrtbr ~ tts Eind
and | web all f~T.'s from thr'T
trouble. 80 Anps ia" good Hsfo'ue
has done me sd bY " VI John
son
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
MRS, MILLER MADE
PROFIT ON PEARS
Shipped Two Hundred Barrels
From. Her Orchard
FRulr sRouG4r COCO PRICE

FRUIT eROUG4T GOOD PRICE
Produc, Was OF Choices, Variety ard
Means Good Prices co. the Northern
Matkrts-A sus,nes, Woman Who
Makes Money on Uoporu'Sr Crop.
Ms VI +. N,l'rt. WN.oNp. = .mSll
uut well kept pear urcl sri ~ k,naps'
~. near Atrrdoudo Su' few miles
southwest vt GA,uesv e happy over
The fact that she has made good
,hug financially from the cvup thi-
year. Tor the season just c.uslnG
Mr. Miller. VINO i.AWidoW lady, had
thr orchard planted about seven years
ago. About three year Ago. notwith'
sanding that shr hsd Nee home,
comfortably arranged nu Sccount ~
her son and daughter -hr lett kanNpS-
IN aud followed them tn OAyioua,
thence tn JAck-unvilr where III" ~
still residing, except ~ the pear s"A'
SON. when. with her 500. ,irotRr. n"
comes tu personally .ppcr,utrnd tn"
gathering packing and shipping OF the
ttult
1t ha. been .a,d 10y hor,c.liut'sts
/ that there ia little ut uu money IN the
easing ~ pears, Ths itu,' app'a's tn
be prolific ylrldrt, - rule hsipd
IN hsyut, and hardly worth thr pick
! ing Nud packing, hut Mr. M'llet'
orchard has always been n paying one,
| for the reason that the variety ~ her
orchard ~ something Extra ~ quality
and because under her supervision
| the frut ~ gathered and handled o.
nicely
/ from Mrs M,ilrr's orchard ia" past
season WAS shipp,d tSu hundred bar
rel. NJ ~ Hoe pra'- ~ ever lrtl
I Florida W. auy uthrt : 81" They wrt,
choice. aud Thought choice returns
With the result that Mr., MILLER. ~
usual, has done veil
Nv- Mtllrr .t,lISt NNuauAha wttl
her sou, but expects a. return to lack
.onviIle ~ soon As her business anAlr,
With the urchari are concluded
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
|, O. LYNCH WILL Be
NEXT POSTMASTER
His Name Was Recommended ov
Republican Organ.
WILL MAKE A eooo MAN

Thoroughly Competen; arc Popular.
He VIII Serve the Patrons o. me
Gainesville Pos'ofFce g.. So. e-
CbIlging and Sausfac'orY
II a settled fact rGtt .r..
Lynch will be the next tos na,., ~
Gainesville. To succeed Postmaster
George ]. Arrow, recently Decreased
The recommendation hs, tor, 'r.
warded to the President y, Washing.
ton, and within the next ten tay,
the appointment will probably nr
announced.
There has been spr'l.a.
ton "a IN who would succeed Post.
master Arrow in this position There,
have been several asptant. al NJ
whom were good and competent mru.
perfectly qualified for the POSITION.
bat under the circumstance the plum
naturally falls n MIR Lynch, WI, ha.
been confidential secretary to Hon.
Walter II. Robinson, register. and
Hon. Henry ; Chubb, receiver ~ 'h,
United States land office 'or sryrra.
years
In speaking ~ the recommendation
which had been made Go. Chubv Who
10 chairman of the Republican S'a'"
Central Committee, -sd thai he
realized and appreciate tie ability
and competency NJ al. sspraut,, tut
inasmuch IA Mr. Lynch had teen 80
closely allied with the eNeru,lvr dr.
partment OF Republican state t1..rlcs
he cCns'lered that II VA. mo- morr
than right and proper that hrs name
should be- recommeudtt
Notwithstanding that Mr. Lynch "a
young msn, having inst passed hl.
thirty-seventh year, hr ha- alwHys
been active m politics AMI .ocIal li'r
Probably no man ~ hI- ag" 900 the Be-
publican RANKS has worked more faith.
fully ar accomplished more Tor he
good of the Iarty 10 FLORIDA u" l.
not only prominent IA politics. but
also ~ secret societies Art .''IaIY
Heisat yrpssut vlrr.gtstd rharc" lot
of che kulpht- ~ Pythtas ~ Florida,
and past exalted ruler and pat s'sud
OF the Independent order ~ Ohd Eel
lows OF the state tie has ai.O .etved
the city n. alderman and he'd other
public position, with credit TO all,
he isA progressive and de.'ry.ug ct.
:. lzep ,-snd WI give satisfaction m the
responsible office to which he has been
recommended
MIR Lynch has been Tor srvrrAi years
CONNECTED WIN the lult"d states land
office here lie lsa young NAV yell
knoWn and popular and h.. appoint
ment wi give genera sNls'a'ilon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
A Mystery Solved

How 20 keep OF periodic attacks ot
biliou.re.s aud habrtuAl constipation
was mystery that ~ Kings Ne"
I,fe PIN. solved fnr me- writes John
n Pleasant of Magnolia, Ind The
only pills that NJ" guaranteed To give
perfsct saiisfActlor 10 everybody or
money refunded Only 26c 81 all drag
stores
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
s,r,,o, s,r,y - A4~.-s. o.~e.irr

srrs,or B,'sy - AfT'rss O's'e'inr
Dr.'. TD '.F - T - CIV i'
f,|ug no am u. ..'c ats vho are ar
ri,ir. Ia attend tuesdays stat" cnn
ventipn which vi nominate q cnnii
Aa'o Ter governor The selection sp
psa's ., n" bofseen Hon. 7 VI
Camptsn and . u colquitt Sos'
w. caIdilatcs having received th'
mos. ,utes e. ~ primary election
The candidate or state once vcr'
nominated ~ thl primary Unite
states senator o. 10y win address ,h'
eOrveniion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
SPECIAL PRICES
j. MAMAssE,s
IN ALI LINES.


". have them "a all s,f's and ell
grades: oil made 81 the beet ma
trrials and IN the latest styI
We hsvs come great Bargains IN
these gAFmrnis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
A SERIOUS ACCOUNT
Mule Ran Away win ~ Pickett.
Breaking Two OF AS RIBS.

Mule Kan away WIN -. PtCkeU,
Breaking Two OF AS RIBS.
K tow'e aud family have ~.
termed from Sew berry. where they
have been IN n wat to trend,
Nr Fowler states that on Mrdnr''
lay " ls-t week II \ Pickett VA' IN"
victim # ~ accident which has since
caused hima grea, deal ~ pnin, aud
9. likely o. incapac,tate hIm fcr some
umr. \ null which Mr. rrAt Vas
driving ran away, throwing HIM on
NJ me buggy and breaking Two ot M.
rlb. \ physician ass summoned aud
rendered proper A"istAu'". hlt the
victim will be- laid up Tor several day-
MIR Fowler and party comp'l.ne
mini people, made the tup ~ New
berry and return IN HI. Cadillac auto
mobile NotsithstAni ug a." ma.
chin" j. only trn.hor.e 80 wrr aud 'r
many place. the road IL very tad, the
trip Was inside each way IN one hpur
and half
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16

Cured Hay Fever aGS Summer Colo
4 J. Nu'bAam, BAtesv,llr, Indiana
write. Last year | suffered for thrr"
months with summer cold 90 distress.
ing that u iutert-Tsd with my business
had many OF the symptoms ~ ha'
fever. and y doctor's prescription did
not reach my case. and took several
med icines which seemed to only AZ
grAvAIe my case Fortunately ! w
sisted utoo having Foley. Honey and
Tar aud Il quickly cured me Nv S'fs
has since used Foley. Honey and TAI
with the came succSss W Me.
COllum ( Go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-16
Come to See Us

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