The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-19

Sanitarium, to Mr.. and Mrs r. b..
veliEanje.
A. S. Congdon. w. d. Ingalls, and
A. wv. Speyer have incorporated the
ingalls, lateral to the CongdOn ditch.
Feeamminic, the Indian charged
with horse stealing was acquitted by
the jury in Judge Preble's court Sat-
urday.
.Workmen are now engaged In in
stalling at the Christian church the
$4,000 Kimball organ presented by H.
J. Bicknell.
James Bever. formerly principal of
the high school here has been i'll
with an attack of appendicitis in Bel
bingham for which he underwent an
operation recently.
Mrs. r. c. Bennett and son of Ia
coma. who have been visiting in
North Yakima with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
c. Ballinger. the parents of Mrs. Ben
nett, and with her sister, Mrs. Roy
Forney, have returned home.
Mrs. Maggie varco is to conduct
hotel in the rooms of the upper
floors of the Keene building, West
Yakima and Third avenues. She will
open the house to guests February /.
Mrs. Madge Eldred. who for a num-
Der of years managed the Blue Licks
hotel in California, has taken charge
of the Kentucky Home in this city.
James Manuel Simpson aged four
teen, son of Joseph Simpson, died
suddenly on January IL. Coroner
Rosser,> who arrived from North Yak
ina the same evening, after making
;,,<, ,s,-x,
Forum.
The case of George King, the at
torney accused of issuing worthless
checks, was called in the superior
court Saturday and was continued
over to Monday. In order to satisfy
the attorneys for the defendant new
information was filed against King
yesterday.
The town of White Swan has beer
plated on the Yakima reservation
by Inez d. Coburn and A. c. Coburn
White Swan is located on the ranc
Of the old Yakima chief of that name
and Is some Is miles west from Top
penish and on the line of the railroa
now building out over the reserva-
ton.
Still another chicken theft has been
reported. Twelve birds were taken
few nights ago from the yard of
stephen Schreiner ST., PIP North
Naches avenue. A few nights later
tie thief returned and took the bal
ance of the flock. This is but one of
a large number of similar thefts of
which the police have learned.
great many North Yakima cor
porations have neglected the law
which says that list of their officers
must be filed with the county audit
or annually before the second Tues
day in January. But a few of those
concerned have so far complied with
the law and County Auditor Croker
is beginning to consider action OF
some kind to remind the belated of
their shortcomings.
James c. Sanders, who for three
years had been a resident of North
Yakima died Saturday at the home
of his brother Robert on South Fifth
avenue. He was 4S years of age, was
member of the Eagles and the fun
eral, which will be today at 3 O'Clock
from the Flint-Shaw chapel, will be
under the direction of that order. Mr.
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his marriage, which was about -four
months ago. He had hemorrhage
of the lungs
| Charles A. Marcy, of Chicago, SUI
perintendent of bridges and building
for the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road, with headquarters at Chicago
who has been in North Yakima TO,
three or four weeks, visiting his
daughters, Mrs. Robert P. Hawks and
Mrs. Frank T. Allison, started Tues
day on his return east. He is greatly
| impressed with this country and pro-
poses to return here in the harvest
season and have another look at i,
with the prospect of making his home
here
walter Samson, manager of the Ow
billiard hall and Roy Morrison have
purchased the interests of G. w
Smith in the Old Crow Saloon II
Wapato. Mr.. SAMSON is still in the
city arranging for new fixtures, piano
ETC., and will take active charge OF
his purchase in the near future
E. j. Rounds and wife are in the
city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
rs. Hough. Mr. Rounds was the con.
tractor of the new N. p. depot ant
came over to participate in the cele.
bration Saturday.
Yakima county commissioners ir
session Saturday approved three plats
One was the FL Dorado addition
plated by Messrs. Elder and Ludwif
and includes part of the Yakima Acr.
tracts and of the Ludwig propert,
southwest of the cItv. A second was
the plat of the Wenonah Orchard &
Development company and takes "
a part of the Wilder ranch above Ma.
ches City, in section 81. Is, II. TIL.
third was Aliens subdivision Of Al
lens acre tracts Just below Chas,
hill. west Of the CITY
Julia f. Burroughs has applied TO-
a divorce fr,m Clifton T. HilIie,
whom she m; rried at Sunnyside, Yak.
ina county IN 1908. She saws tina
later they removed to Iowa where he,
husband treared her in such a crue
and Eeartless manner she was co.,
PEELED to leave him. Later, on hi.
promises of better behavior she AGAR
lived with him but was compelled q
second time to return to her home II
washington. She asks alimony, at.
torney fees and the right to resum
her maiden name of Julia F. Bur.