The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-01-16
GOOD cLorHEs.'

turn to the county seat.-Yakima VAL
ley News.
Word was receeeived here yesterday
ed Capt. A. C. Steinman of Ellens-
burg to the president for appoint
ment as receiver of the U. S. and Of
flee in this city. 1t is probable that
this recommendation will result in
the appointment of Mr.. Steinman at
an early date on account of the length
Of time the office has been vacant.
Chief of Police Cayou was approach
ed Tuesday afternoon by man who
evidently was not successful in Sc
curing coal in the recent raid. This
gentleman asked Mr.. Cayou IL he
would accompany him and his team
ster while he took load Of coal from
a car on the side track. He stated he
did not have any coal. The chief said
to him. well. If you haven't any coal,
you have plenty of nerve"
DR.. William A. Apologize left yes
terday on eastbound train No. with
the body of his brother, John Apple
gate. The body will be taken to yell
low Springs Greene county. Ohio. and
inferred in the family burial lot. Dr..
Applegate arrived from Washington,
d. c., yesterday morning and in con-
nection with Gus Hammel looked
through his brothers papers and ac-
counts. Mr.. Applegate left the affairs
Of his brother in the hands Of Mr..
Hammel to be taken care of.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon to extinguish Y
fire in the partition between Glenn
mer's barber shop and the Hub gro
Gerry store on Yakima avenue, which
was caused by a defective fue in the
barber shop. The damage was very
sight. Mr.. Clemmer stated last night
that his place of business did not pre-
sent its usual appearance. but that at
6 o'clock he had the bunch behind
their chairs. doing business as usu-
al. He estimated his total loss at $50
to 800. fully covered by insurance.
Mrs. G. w. Grub of the Selah
18th relatives.
Samuel Salisbury, aged "a years.
died Thursday morning at st. Eliz-
abeth hospital at 5 o'clock from
brain fever The deceased is sur
vivei by a widow and four children,
who reside in the Natchea.
The reclamation service has been
granted the privilege by the commits
sioners to build telephone system
along the county road to the Tieton
basin to be used in connection with
the construction of the Tieton canal.
The Tieton skating rink closed
Thursday evening. Managers Durkee
and Rice have left the city. 1t did
not appear that two Kinks would last
long in this city, as the rink at Hol-
STEMS pavilion captured all the
skaters.
A petition has been filed with the
superior court by John Bowers to
become administrator of the estate
of Anna Bowers, who died January
90. 1906, leaving property in this
city. January 26 has been set for
the hearing.
r. Farrell, age 20 years, died
Thursday morning at st. Elizabeth's
hospital. The deceased was brought
from Toppenish Tuesday morning
lIOui SuHouOt WOuua III
the neck which he accidentally in
fiictei last Monday night.
p. H. Kruse has returned from a
two-weeks' visit among friends on
Bellingham Bay. Mr.. Kruse is an
old resident of that section. going
there 35 years ago. He did a great
deal of boating on the Sound and as
sisted in laying the first cables.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T.
e. Grady has been appointed by the
commissioners as counsel to collect
delinquent personal property taxes.
Mr.. Grady will commence this work
Immediately and will receive 10 per
cent of the amount collected for his
services.
NJ. P. Cushman of Columbus, Kan.
arrived in the city last evening. AIR.