The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-03-16

| OF the estate of Pearle Painter Iy'cn,
deceased, asking for specific action ia
an alleged contract for the purchase
of two lots in the town of Toppen-
ish.
| f. II. Parks, q newcomer from Ne
braska, has located on Mob hill and
will at once undertake the develop
ment of his property.
Mrs w. c. Schroeder has been
called to Boise by the serious Illness
of her mother. Because of train mr.
engagements she will be two nights and
a dav making the trip, which is about
500 miles.
Because of n derailed freight car in
the Yakima canyon No. was serious
~ delayed Tuesday.
c. II. Furman of Zillah was among
the North Yakima visitors Tuesday.
Walter ". Granger OF Zillah was .
North Yakima visitor Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued by
the county auditor Tuesday to Frank
a. Spaulding, aged 2S, and Miss Ina
NJ. Ayers, aged 20. both of North
Yakima.
The United States land Office has
been doing a land office business ri
late and has been gathering in the
shekels in enormous quantities.
The freight department of the
Up. has been reinforced by the add
ton of four new fast freight engines
of the 1600-W class; four of the en-
gines have arrived at Ellensburg and
the other two are being set up at tho
shops at Pasco. They are equIpnrd
with super-heaters and have Walls
hart gears. They weigh 210 tons.
Miss Donnela Wishard, formerly ~
this city, who has been visiting har
brother. left for her home in North
Yakima this -Ellenshurs
Record.
Miss Aiken. recorder at tho tela.
phone office. returned to duty Tues
day after quarantine because Of
diphtheria.
The cost Of lighting the new North
ern Pacific railroad station. tho ey-
press office and the freight ware
house III North Yakima will run w
to about $500 per month, according
to the plans made for that service.
Potatoes were brought into NORTH
Yakima in large quantities Tuesday
for shipment west. At one time nine
wagons were in front of the HOrticui
tural union warehouse waiting Cor
cars.
z. Y. Coleman Of Toppenish was a
North Yakima visitor Tuesday. H.
son, who has been seriously i'll is i'm
proving steadily in health.
Editor f. l.. Rnney of the Topper
ish Review made Il brief visit to
North Yakima Tuesday attending Ia
his duties as editor of tho Washing
ton Emit Grower.
| Dead engines on their way west I"
the shops at Ellensburg have been in
evidence two or three times of late.
i. w. Schlevoight, who came
North Yakima recently from Michi-
gan has purchased for $1,000 an ac'H
of land from Carl Schlein, at the end
OF South Seventh avenue and VII.
make his home there.
The county commissioners navh
granted the plat presented for Fruit
vale addition. This property is Owne,l
by Carrot Brothers and will be opened
Immediately. 1t will be supplied with
city water
Sumner Kinney IS to become tenn.
norary manager OF the Tieton hotel
w. B. Ross retiring.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. O'Brien Of Nab.
ton visited friends in North Yakims
Tuesday.
Henry X. Goldberg is quartered 8
the Pacific hotel while his family Is
in quarantine. his little daughter be-
ing Ill with an attack Of scarlotina.
Officers Of the Zillah Commercial
club, recently organized. are: G.. S
Browell president; J. H. BARLEY, vice
president; Louis H. Kuhn, secretary
and e. J. Jaeger, treasurer. They
and the following comprise the gov
erning board: j. A. Bourgaize. II
Keilsmeir r. d. Herod, L. M. Cox
II. M Harlan and Fl H Greene.
Another relic of the early days If
the west was found yesterday wher
Sam Osborne, of Bush creek, on the
] Columbia river, discovered two In
dian corn Washers. One was Is Il
inches in length. Nearby was found
a shorter instrument of a similar
character. 1t is supposed by Mr.
Osborne that the two Indian relics
were washed down from the adjoin-
ing hills during the early spring
l Ellensburg Record.
Mr.. Don McAlpine, living about -four
/ miles below Benton City, and who is
j one of the most successful hop raisers
l in the Yakima valley has recently
added about thirty acres more to his
! already extensive hop field Mr.. Me
I Alpine is also erecting an up-to-date
barn on his place 4SxS0 feet that viii
+ ich M, Il fnt
4 his fine stock and farm implements
ilKiona News.
# Miss Leah Lampson formerly a
North Yakima but of late a schoo
i teacher in the vicinity of Goldendale
Twas in the city Tuesday, says the
4 Wapato Independent, calling on hel
brother, Lee NJ. Lampson, of the Wap-
alto dairy.
The population of Wapato was in
creased by at least two this week
both arriving on the same day.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
ID. Jones and a daughter to Mr.. anG
Mrs. Adolph Poulin on Wednesday,
Wapato Independent.
An order has been issued by the
street railway company preventing
passengers from riding on the from
platform. This is an order likely t.
cause trouble some of these days
There are a number of regular pa
irons of the street car line whos'
business requires that they patroniz'
the last car at night. In several in
stances when the theatre crowd ha
been large these regular patrons, who
are unable to take any other car, hav,
been forced even on to the Tenders
Mr.. Wright, ST., of the Yakima