The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-29
Local News

The North Coast Lumber company
filed its list of officers with the coun-
ty recorder as follows Tuesday: A. G..
Fleming, president: H. Lloyd Miller,
vice president; w. B. Royse, secre-
tary and manager; r. G. Page. treas
urer.
]. A. Cranston, Ellsworth d. Childs
and Ruth E. Childs filed incorporation
papers with the county auditor Tues
day under the name of the -. A.
Cranston Orchard Development COM
pany," with capital stock of $40, 900
for a term of so wears.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Roney of Top
penish were visitors in North Yakima
Tuesday.
Roy e. Dawson, secretary of the
Standard Paper company of Tacoma
was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday.
Word from George Alexander Of
Parker, the veteran of the Indian war
of 1856 is that he is holding his
strength though still in serious con-
dition of health.
S. Bostanian, an Oriental rug deal
err is in the city for a few days with
headquarters at the store of Coffin
Rundstrom Furniture Co. Mrs. Bos-
tanian is with him.
Dan Lesh is spending few DAYS
on the sound.
S. j. Harrison of Seattle is over for
day or two looking after business
interests here and at Sunnyside.
The girls basketball team of the
Columbia school defeated the Summit
View school girls yesterday afternoon
by a score of ITO. "The Columbia
school did not do much in athletics
last year, but is doing better this year."
said one of the members of that
school, Columbia and Barge school
baseball teams will meet on the West
Side ground this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Work on the federal building, corn
err of Third and Chestnut. is going on
rapidly, with the Yakima Sand, Gravel
and Rock Crushing company as sub
contractor. OF that company &. T..
Aumiller is president and H. r. Quinn,
secretary and treasurer, the latter act
ing as manager Of the large force of
teams and men now employed. w.
H. Maxwell, the contractor, who has
been to Washington, D. c., on bust
ness visit, Is expected to arrive from
day.
w. T. Lindsey, formerly chief of
police of Toppenish, came up fiom
that city yesterday as a witness in
case before the superior court.
J. H. Hayes, a business man of Spo-
kane. arrived yesterday for VISIT
with relatives and to transact bust
ness. He SAYS that Spokane is vcr}
OH fh,A
he knows of, with the exception 1T
North Yakima"
e. A. Virgins, vice president of the
Washington Nursery company, of Top
penish, one of the largest nurseries
west of Missouri, was in the city yes
terday for few hours. He states
that his company will practically fin
ish planting 100000 gratis this week
and that the work incident thereto
was immense Mr.. Virgins says tina,
they had a good selling year, anu
that the most of the trees. shrubs
ETC.. have already been shipped
In the superior court Tuesday, {
fury reported to Judge GRADY YER
dict for the defendant in the suit o.
Samuel Moore versus l.. l.. Hes Tor tht
return of money paid for potatoes
which the plaintiff alleged were froz
en- and rotten
Timothy Connors. charged will
petty larceny, was found guilty Tues
day by Justice Hunt and sentenced
to seven days in jail.
Judge Grady heard the case Tues
day of w. T. Richardson, who suet
w. D. ingalls, for damages for as
sault, and the jury awarded him 1881
and costs. The assault resulted from
a dispute over a water right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goldberg re-
turned to North Yakima Tuesday
from Oregon where they went in or
der that Mr.. Goldberg might recuT
crate his health. He returns II
splendid strength and says he bene
fitted greatly by his trip.