The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-02-16

rumo- is soon to be irrigated by cap-
italists from the coast -Pas.o Ex-
press.
| Action in suit of replevin was
commenced in the superior court
yesterday by w E. Smith against
James Watson for the recovery of a
wagon and some harness valued by
the plaintiff at s15650. The plaintiff
in addition asks for damages in the
sum of $50. The latter is represent
ed by Attorneys Englehart and Rigg
! Milan Velikanje. who has been a
practicing attorney in this city for a
year or so, has decided to remove to
Seattle and open an office there He
will not, however, sever his connec-
ton with North Yakima. Mr.. Veil
kanje has made many friends here
who will regret his determination to
leave this city and who will at the
same time wish him success in his
new field. He retains Yakima con-
nections which will bring him to this
city frequently.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Yakima Valley Orchard company
were filed Monday with the county
Waters. Charles Dodge, G. r. Pike.
J. E. Roden and j. Roden. The capt.
tai stock is 100000 and the plan is
to do general real estate brokerage
and development business.
William w. Miller has filed with
the county auditor a notice that he
has appropriated two cubic feet OF
water from the south fork of the
Cowyckee for use in the northwest
quarter of section S-13-16.
The Selah Valley Nurseries have
been incorporated by Charles 2
Wood and A. C. E. Brown, the capital
stock being $4,000 and the object to
do general nursery business and
real estate.
There was filed with the county
auditor Monday a deed from the
Northern Pacific railway to Pete
Olivier under which, for considera-
ton Of $10,573.52 the railway COM
pany transfers to olivier a fraction
of section and all OF section
13-11-22.
For s45,4s452 Daniel G. Goodman
has transferred to H. P. Svendsen
lots /, 2, 8, and the south half of
the northeast quarter and the south
half Of the northwest quarter and the
southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section 1-12-15 and other
property.
Miles Cannon, who has been in
North Yakima on business, returned
Monday afternoon to his home at
Weiser, Ida
r: N. Denham, attorney, is at
Mount Vernon, on business.
R. e. Hull returned Saturday from
Seattle where he had been for a week
on legal business. ~
, H. Y. Saint of the land office re-
turned to North Yakima Saturday
| from Spokane where he was last
week to receive his Masonic 32nd de-
gree
DR.. A. ]. Danman Of Ellensburg
was North Yakima visitor Monday.
A finely executed valentine was re-
ceived by the Herald Monday rom an
unknown friend of genius. 1t was en-
titled yakima Products" and pnr-
trayed a very interesting looking lady
whose head was composed Of a cab
bage, her body Of a carrot, her arms
of asparagus and her lower limbs en-
cased in a beautiful gown of celery.
In her hand she carried basket
made Of pumpkin and holding
apples, grapes, etc. BY the use Of y
pen. ink and paint BIRCH the artist
had succeeded in making a pleasing
and instructive picture.
Gov. M. r. Hay is expected in North
Yakima today to deliver an address
to the county commissioners who are
| in annual convention here.
Reports from people who have been
to the lower valley are that tho North
Coast railroad is doing great work at
Union Can, having large crew and q
number Of machines at work in road
bed construction.
The Wapato Independent is TO be-
come the official paper for the people
residing without the limits Of the city
Of North Yakima so far as the an
nexation is concerned. The advertise
men nf the proposed election must be
in one North Yakima paper and ono
paper OF general circulation in the
county outside North Yakima. In thi-
case brings the Wapato Independent
( in as the organ Of the Mob Hill, Fair
view. Modern Addition folks.
Archibald Cohen, a genial and oh
serving newspaper man who gets in
to Yakima about eve~y third month,
is again here. He says that this is one