The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17

citic depot, and the building may now
! be seen in the completeness of its
design. Comments made on the
structure are generally favorable.
Under instructions from thu wealth
e bureau section of til" depa.
| of agriculture. Alvin N. 'iart If
| Oh; Sc Hill has closed his 'Evdpora
ton Bureau for the season. All
; sun mer Mr. Clark has been watching
| tie town go dry.
Among North Yakima visitors are
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hewitt of Au ,illand.
| New Zealand. The couple have b n
| travelling in America for some months
aid came to North Yakima or he
| recommendation of George Wilson Of
| tins city.
An increase of its capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000 has been d eci1ei
| upon by the Valley Ha3dgarc COM
pany of which Harry w Spra;sre and
Jerry F. Okey are the officers Formal
notice of this was filed by the ,rpor-
alton with the couaty auditor Fues-
day.
Dis-incorporation of tn 'ropponisli-
Parker Bridge company has been ask
@ by that company in a petition III
ea with the superior 'ouri. Tho
bridge built by the COMPANY mas been
taken over by Yakima county and
under resolution the company has de-
cided to dsband there being NJ FUR
Their reason for it's existence
Monday night woman called up
, the mayor and said she had learned
that property at the corner of Front
and Spruce streets had been bought
for immoral purposes The mayor
ordered a policeman stationed i'm front
of the premises. Later it developed
that Councilman Smith had purchas-
ed the property and now several
questions are being asked all at once.
1t was reported on the street Tues
| day that a move was to be made to
have the Lund and Shardlow saloons
closed inasmuch as they We're operat-
! ing without a license. The renewal of
ttheSe two licenses We're recently held
fup by the council, pending the set
Il dement, of a financial dispute on an
iold assessment district but the coun-
icil held the bond and license fee
land gave the to saloons permission
to operate until the matter was set
tied. The council having done this.
the saloons cannot legally be closed
Mrs. A. w. Hawley, of Seattle, is
the house guest of DR. and Mrs Wells
for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry of
Holton, Me-. are spending the winter
months in Yakima. staying at the
home OF Mrs. Strong. II Second ave-
nue. south.
Local Elks have completed plans
for their memorial services this year,
which will be held the first Sunday in
December, in Masonic hall. Exalted
Ruler l.. O. Meigs will deliver the
eulogy, and Judge Gay. of Seattle
will deliver the principle address.
Articles of incorporation % the
Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel
church of North Yakima We're filed
Tuesday with the county auditor. The
incorporators are Herman Lind OF Sc !
attic and A. G. Peterson and Alfred !
ID. johnson of North Yakima. The
church will be governed by the rules /
OF the Evangelical Lutheran August |
ana Synod of North America.
Those interested in the formation |
of the new Y. W. c. A. are vely |
anxious that all members be nrvsaat !
at the big banquet which is to be
given at the Methodist churcn ibis |
evening. Not all addresses couid be |,
secured and consequently the invita-
tons sent out do not include the whole !
membership. To include all. the in |
vitation is extended through the
newspapers.
Councilman Nelson Smith expects
to leave today for a lengthy visit to
the Puget Sound country. Mr.. Smith
will visit Seattle. Tacoma, and Van
couver, II. c., during his trip.
Councilman Shaw will attend the
meeting of the Naches & Cowiche
ditch company. soon to be held at the
courthouse, and will represent the city
in some changes that are to be re-
quested in regard to the intake of the |
water used in the cemetery.
William F. Weimer has brought suit |
against Orlando Parker, Ella STAR
and others to quiet title to land in the
northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 2S-l4-17.
Licenses to hunt have been issued |
by the county auditor to II. Jackson
and r. ID. Belcher of North Yakima,
Win Nelson Of Mabton. and ]. G. |
Dooley of Granger.
Among visitors to North Yakima
Monday was II. B. Hoover of Medford.
partner there in land enterprises
of w. ID. Ingalls, of this city. Mr. Hoo
yer has also been handling Yakima
nursery stock and says that he has
sold three carloads of it in the Med !
ford section despite great opposition
by Portland and other nurseries. The
people he finds want the Yakima
stock.
Temperature of % degrees below