The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-08

Permission to erect frame dwell
ling, to cost s1400. was granted Mon
day by Building Inspector Wise to
Arsine LeFrenir the dwelling to he
on lot 6. block III. which is on South
Sixth street.
ID. l.. Stone, who has been i'll for "A
wees. was reported on Monday to be
very weak.
The Henry Goemmer road at Gran
ger was established by order of the
county commissioners Monday.
County Engineer Mcintyre has been
ordered by the county missioners
to make an examination of the road
petitioned for by w. Il. Newell and
DIR. IL. II. Wells. This road is west
of the city.
Charles f. Bailey of Granger was a
North Yakima visitor Monday.
There was filed. with the county au-
ditor Monday IA plat of the Zillah
Heights Orhcar tracts. The filing was
by the Ashley-Burnham COMPANY and
the tracts are in section /. township
10, range 81.
There was filed with the county au-
ditor Monday a tracing showing inn
provements in the Columbia river at
Priest Rapids. These are the improve
ments made by the Hanford Irriga-
ton & Power company. With it is
permission from the United States
War department to construct and
maintain wing dams. There is also u
contract for sale by the Northern Pa
citic railway to the Hanford company
property in II, 13, % for $96,3SS.31.
These deeds. etc. are dated in June.
1906.
b. F. Carey. carpenter, of Dallas,
Texas, who came here recently, died
Sunday At the home of Police officer
Mathis $40 North Second avenue.
Deceased had no relatives but IL
member of the odd Fellows of Dallas
and the lodge there has ben asked
what disposition to make of his body.
The man was a stranger here but was
befriended by Offices Mathis.
Arthur Wensetler. formerly cores
pendent here of the Spokesman Pc
view and latterly editor of the Ritz
vile Times is now at Cowgirl, Mo, 10
cause of the illness of his father. He
proposes to make his home in Mis-
souri,.
II. II. Scudder, recently of North
Yakima, but who went to Lewiston.
Ida. to represent the Spokesman Re
view has been shifted from that field
and after a week of office work at
Spokane will be sent to Walla Walla
to represent his paper there.
Because the brakes locked while the
train was over the Yakima crossing
about 430 Monday evening and could
not be released a passenger train, west
] 1, III 4,
minutes.
Recovery of a cook stove is the OBJ
ject sought by Robert N. Denham, at
torney, who has filed a reprcvia SUIT
in Justice court. Charles N Hunt
who is the plaintiff, says the stove IL
worth s35. The defendant is Herbert
! Y Coyle
| Mr. and Mrs. Isaac p. Slagled of
! Poughkeepsie, N. Y, who have been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Nagler in North
! Nagler in North Yakima have gone to
western Washington to visit
Miss Roby Case, who is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. Lince
will leave with her mother about
Christmas to visit in Honolulu
Charles II. Cook of the Botsford-
Cook company, was operated on Sun
day for appendicitis.
George r. Splawn, aged IT wears,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Splawn of
Wapato, died Sunday IF diphtheria.
Carl j. Kinclrelee. aged 10 years,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. F. Kinchelee
of Frutvale, died Sunda yof tubercu-
loss. A sister died of the same dis
ease less than three years ago.
died on Friday, was buried Sunday
following services which were very
largely attended. The services were at
the chapel of a. ]. Shaw & Sons.
The Yakima Land company has
procured the offices at 11S East Yak
ina avenue now occupied by the
Highland Realty company and will
make its offices there.
An incipient blaze in the XXI feed
yard Monday morning caused an
alarm of fire. The department was
not needed.
DR.. Granville Lowther and Attorney
F. a. Luce addressed a local option
meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday.
a basket ball team has been organ
lied by the students of the Springdale
school
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Xrutz are ex-
pecting their daughter, Mrs. Griggs
of Bellingham and their grandchild to
, visit them.
Rev. e. A. King of the Congrega-
tional church is visiting in Seattle.
a motion for a cost bond was filed
in the clerks office Monday in the cas-,
Of the Continental Life and Invest
ment CO., Il foreign corporation. The
company has instituted two suits il
the superior court, one against e. =
Brouillet and the other against E. p
Broullet.
Fireman Coons, of the fire depart
ment is suffering from a painful Gu
and bump on his head. Mr.. Coon!
was fixing some part of the machinery
under the automobile engine at station
No. ana in rising quickly caused the
accident