The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-05-06

Adams was on hand o testify in his
own behalf. as We're several other
witnesses that We're in Yakima City
al the time of the assault and who
were connected with the moving of
Marshal Adams from the scene of the
troub'e to his home
Attorney II. J. Snively has charge
of the defense and claims to have a
very good defense for his client. The
bond tor the release of Dixon was
placed at $1,000 after considerable
argument on the part of Mr. Wende
and Mr. Snively.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
in the office of the county auditor
yesterday for the Consolidated Alb
stract company, which viii do bust
ness in Yakima, Benton. kittitas and
Franklin counties The trustees of
! the company are +. NJ. Craig of
Ellensburg. Harry Coonse and Fred
] Parker OF North Yakima, and the
capital stock is $1,000.
County Assessor Sindall has just
received from Mr.. Wende his opinion
on the matter of assessing the money
and credits for the coming year. Mr..
Wende states that it is his opinion
that Mr. Sindall should not assess
money and credit for the reason that
II. r,
law exempting moneys and credits
from taxation. Mr. Wende's opinion
will be presented to the county COM
missioners at their next meeting, and
it is not Likely that they will take
any other position than ihat taken by
Mr. Wende. The opinion Of Mr..
Wende is not in accordance with the
wish of Messrs, Rockwell and Frost,
the state tax commission.
Dr. Fannie Waite has discontinued
her office practice and taken rooms at
The Roma until her departure on her
summers vacation She will return
iii September md re-enease in her
profession.
+. s. smith is here from Wapato.
Miss Katherine van Slyke has re
turned home from Hastings. Mimi.
where She went to nurse her aunt.
Mrs. Barbaras. Mrs Barharas. who
VAS wen known here, died last week
after 4 lingering Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Of Miami Fla
are in the city. the guests Of NJ. and
Mrs. W. y. Irish. During their re-
cent trip 10 Florida Mr.. and Mrs.
Irish We're guests at the Clark home,
and ii was owing to the glowing
tales tod by the Yakmans the visi-
tors made MP their mind TO come to
North Yakima and will probably 10
Gaze They were accompanied from
St Paul by Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Irish.
John schumacher has filed pro-
eeedings in the Office of the clerk
of the court for a divorce from his
wife, Lydia Schumacher. The cause
for action is desertion. Mr.. and Mrs.
schumacher were married in Lewis
county in November of 1905 and lived
together until April IA, 1907, when
Mrs. Schumacher left and has not
been living with Mr.. Schumacher
since that time.
Monday afternoon Manager Payne
Of the Yakima base ball team spent
considerable time clearing the ball
field OF stones and putting it in bet
ter shape for the game Thursday af-
ternoon with Washington University.
The game Thursday il is expected
Will be very hard one and the To-
cal boys are going to put up the fight
Of their lives to win. They were out
Yesterday and were put through an
hour of hard practice They will be
ont again tonight and tomorrow night
for practice
The Yakima Tigers won one of the
fastest games that has been played
on the Wapato diamond this season
Sunday by the score of 10 to 0. The
Wapato team used three pitchers,
while Nelson pitched the entire game
for the local team.
; II. C. Lucas OF the Yakima Trust
company has returned from a bust
, ness trip to the sound