The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-04

and ammunition. The party of
youthful hunters was seen at differ
ent times during the day. William
House being the last to report that
he had seen the boys. House Is
master of launch and passed the
boys in the afternoon.
Not trace has been seen of the
boat which carried the boys, and II
is feared they have either been car
ried out long way from home CT
that they have persisted.
One report stated the boys were
seen in the woods. and the posse
formed here tonight is now search
ing. Should the boys not be found
tonight, another searching party is
ready to start out at an early hour
In the morning.
EVERETT.--Leo Bezmer. the
single weaver who kidnapped E. G..
English of Mount Vernon. last We'd
nesday. and whose trail the author
tiles have been following for several
days, slept with an employee of a
single mill at Lake Goodwin Sun
day night, according to a report re-
ceived by the sheriff's office today
"Whistling Rufus" as Bezmer is
known, threatened to kill his involun-
tary and unwilling host If an attempt
was made to notify the deputies
during the outlaws stay. Bezmer left
the lake at an early hour Monday
morning. He is avoiding the roads
and trails.
TACOMA.-A big sawmill with a
daily capacity of 100000 feet for a
twenty four-hour run will be built
Immediately by the Pacific States
Lumber Company of this place. The
mill will he located on TAYLOR creek
on the Seattle & Southeastern rail-
road, four miles beyond Kanc'ey.
which is a point convenient to the
enormous timber holdings of the
company. amounting to 400. 900 600
feet of superior fir and cedar. Tive
company, which Is a new corporation.
has capital stock Of $500. 900. the
incorporators being w. NJ. Ladd.
Charles E. Laid, Edward Cooking
ham, all of Portland; John Bagley
and E. NJ Hayden, both of Tacoma.
r. L. Selleck Of Kapowsin and Mar
tin Miller of Tacoma. Throughout
the mill will be modern and will be
operated with splendid railroad and
logging camp facilities. F. L. Sell
leck will be the manager.
ABERDEEN. - Fayette Bousfield
Of the Bousfeld manufacturing firm
OF Minneapolis. Mimi, is in town
looking up site for branch of the
Arm on the Pacific coast. Their line
of manufacture is tubs and pals, and
after an extended search over differ
ent parts Of the Pacific coast, they
have come to the conclusion that
some site either here or at Hoquiam
will be the best suited to their
needs.
The company will employ 100
hands and will locate here If proper
inducements in the shape of site
at reasonable rates is offered them.
President J w. Patterson of the
chamber o. commerce is interesting
himself III the n.tter and the bust
ness men of the city are asked to CO.
operate.
WENATCHEE.-A brick building
which is now being erected by c. G.
Hall is nearing completion and will
be ready for occupancy by January
1. A new concrete building, which
will be occupied by Wenatehee's
weekly paper, the Republic, will also
be completed about that time. Many
new residences are under construc-
ton, and several have been completed
this fall. The new homes that have
been erected during the past year are
all modern, and about 90 per cent of
them cost from $1,700 to sic 900.
The Pioneer Employment Office;