The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-14

F. w. Schott has received word thar
he is the owner of a black FLY which |
is bred in standard lines and has in
it's veins the best speed blood of the
country The flly was born at Walla
Walla July 5. Its dam is Topsy T.
| 2:11 ga and the sire is Bonnie Mckay.
This makes the filiy a granddaughter
of the noted Mckinney
Grooa fruits and vegetables are in
great demand for the Yakima county
exhibit a the exposition at Seattle.
such things as are growing in great
profusion in all parts of the county
are needed to make proper reprcsen-
tation. II has been decided to have
a communication published in every
paper in Yakima county asking tho
ranchers TO come forward with *
hibits.
Articles of Incorporation Of Wine
man Bros. were filed Friday at the
office Of the county auditor. The
company is Incorporated to do q boot
and shoe business. and the capital
stock is $4,000. The officers are W.
p. Dudley, president; Murray J. Wine
man. vice president: l.. o. Meigs, sec
rotary. and Alvin II. Wineman. treas
urer These and Clifford Wright are
the trustees.
James e. Shinn. foreman Of the
Yakima Valley Power Co.. had a mar
raw escape from death while working
on sixty foot pole near the trans
fer barn Monday. at Kennewick In
some manner his foot slipped and he
| fell. In his downward flight, causing
him to hang in mid air and arresting
| his flight. Had he missed the guy
wires he would have alighted on his
head and probably lost his life.
Willard Siler, colored. who was al
legged to have attempted to steal
horse from Ira Taswachitt, an Indian,
by means of beer bottle and a rock
was dismissed Saturday morning by
Justice Karr upon the grounds that
their was insufficient evidence to con
Wet. 1t developed, from the testi-
mony introduced. that Siler and Tas-
wichitt had engaged in a fist fight
over a horse trade and that the In
dian took the matter to the sheriffs
office for settlement.
II. Fl. Mitchell of North Yakima
is driving a fine appearing black
| horse to which he is teaching the
various sats. Already it has learn
ed four gaits and its education has
just begun. Mr.. Mitchell who has
handled many horses says the black
has far more intelligence than any
animal he has ever had anything to
do with. 1t learns tricks easily and
is apparently delighted to perform
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old.
| A special train of Texas bankers
will pass through North Yakima early
on the morning of July 20. The
bankers have been travelling up the
| coast from California and will be here
after visiting the fair at Seattle Webb
f. Safer of the passenger department
| Of the Northern Pacific railroad has
suggested to the secretary of the
! Commercial club that the visitors
who are a splendid lot of monied
men, be invited to stop off in North
Yakima.
The Herald is getting out fancy
! folder for Newton c. Gauntt who is
! placing on the market at Othello. on
the Milwaukee road. the Green Brier
! orchard Tracts. Mr.. Gauntt is the
owner of approximately 700 acres UI
irrigated land at Othello and has de
cided to cut it up into ten-acre tracts
TO facilitate the sale he is getting our
some excellent literaure on the subject
nicely illustrated. Mr.. Gauntt claims
that in soil, climate accessibility, etc,
Othelio is without rival.
knights of Columbus of North Yak