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THE "JUBILEE MINSTRELS"
on APRIL 16 and 17. Going?
THE STORAGE RESERVOIR
QUESTION STILL AGITATED
Somi* uf the People Are Anxious to
Hiive the Water Stored**"
Leading Opinions.
It has been rumored recently on good
authority that steps are to be taken soon
by the people of Yakiina and Kittitas
valleys looking to the conservation of
waters at the sources of the streams
passing through these valleys.
Under the existing state laws these
waters can be appropriated and stored
behind dams, and since it seems haolly
probable that the federal government
will lend their aid to the project within '
tbe next long while, perhaps a combina
tion could be formed among the penple
most vitally Inters ted by which the
problem can be solved.
Borne Opinions of leading men along
this line are as follows:
R. K. Nichols—The people of Vaklma
and Kittitas valleys should nt once coin
bine, _it together, formulate nnd put |
Into execution some broHil mi*arare for
tbe storage of waterat the head of our i
rivers for the supply and development
through irrigation of the Immediate
watersheds of the Yakima river.
II i.. Sci-iiiii:ii--The j-eoph'nf Kittitas 1
and Vakima valleys are uol in a position,
tn undertake any such projeel as the
building of reservoirs at the head of it.**;
streams. The government for the pres
ent at least will do nothing, and in
order to perfect auch an undertaking it
will require capital behind the scheme
beyond tin* realisation of these two val-1
leys. If tin' Northern Pacific can be
induced with their millions of money to
appropriate these waters, pat in these
reservoirs and then dish it out to the
people proportionately it will be a move
ment of the greatest imiHirt to this sec*
tion of the country. It is tiossible that
. urli ii proposition will be effected;
Eowabd Wiiitmiiv—l would like very
much to see something done in connec
tion with tin' storage of waters at thej
head of these streams. It occurs to me
that the various canal companies, whoi
are dependent apon the waters of the
Yakiina river might gel together, fortiiu
late a plan and by co-operation make
some positive movement looking to the;
conservation of theee waters. I am
Convinced that for the future develop-j
inent of the country through here some
thing 'it tlii" nature must lie accom
plished.
EtoasHT Hi nn—l would strongly favor
a movement on the part of the people of
theae valleys taking the initiative in the
proposition of patting In storage reser
voirs, but this same question was tlis- j
cussed at Olympia last winter ami it was
thought impracticable, for tbe reason
that iii handling such a project some- ,
body must take the reins and do the 1
hustling, and as tn who this would Is* I r
the matter of inducing some (MM to pro- j
mote the schi'ine was a hard nut tol
crack. I feel positive the necessity fnr;
siune definite action in tbe project and
would like to sec someone engineer it
through.
\V. 11. I'i:hm\n — The people of
Kittitas and Yakima valleys might pos
sibly form a satisfactory combination
and make it possible to construct stot
age reservoirs at tbe beads of the valley
streams I should much rather see the
N. P. railroad company, who has the
money t" undertake such a project, jump
in and to •!" r-si~ work. They are the;
people in my opinion t" assume such
responsibility, and would under all the
existing circumstances be Compelled to
.leal fairly and equitably witb the whole
people.
MAKKIAI.I.S.
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At the home of the bride's parents
near Zillah, last Wednesday evening at
7.10 oclock occurred the marriage of
Mis- Mvrtie Draggoo and Mr. I. 11.
Koherts in the presence of a num
ber of relatives and friends of the con
tracting parties, who had gathered in
reponse to invitations to see tbe nup
tial knot tied. The wedding was one of '
the most notable in the history of the
Sunnyside country in view of the popo*
larity of the bride and groom, two of
tkat^section's most estimable charac
ters.
Secretary of The Order of>
Washington, 11. 1!. Mitchell came from
Portland, Oregon to witness the oat*
ettionv, which was performed by |{cv.
A. C Vail the Christian minister Irom
Ibis city. The newly wed couple are
now touring the Sound country mi their
honeymoon trip.
The following guests were present:
Mr. .1 1.. Mitchell. Ur. Hartley, Misses
Grace and Oaste Laoghlfn, Manly Dun-'
ham Miss Ollie Cox, Prof. 1.. M. Cox.
Mr. ami Mrs. w. Thompson, Jenaveve
Thompson, M. .1. Browet, Mrs. W.
Siniire, Lottie Squire, Mr. and Mrs 11.
.1. Draggoo, Albert Drag no, Daisy Drag
goo, Unbelt Draggoo and Prof, 1.. 11.
Roberts, Supreme Guard 0. < i. W
Daisy Draggoo and Lottie Squire were
the bridesmaids. Dr. Hartley ami Albert
I iiaj'goo acted as groomsmen.
Young-Gray
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles;
Un hey. of lielma, Washington, was the
scene of a very pretty and quiet wedding :
on the evening of March L'lith. In the;
presence of the Immediate relatives
Miss Ada ti ray and Mr. R, |J. Young
were united in marriage by Key. S. ,1.
Harrison, After receiving the con-1
gi aI v hit ions of those present the pai tie
sal down to a delicately served wedding
dinner. Mr X [>. Young is well know n
to ihe people of Sunnyside. having set
tled here when the ditch was lirst built,
lie has established, perhaps, the
Hii"-i home iii this part of ihe valley.
lie is I. S. observer, secretary nnd
treasurer of the Christian Co-operative
Telephone association and proprietor of
the Valley View creamery. His good
judgement and proverbial good taste
is further manifested in the lady whom
he has chosen and won to preside over
his home.
Mis- .\,ia Gray resigned her position
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|25 Per Cent #T_FJl_f^a 25 Per Cent! I
| Reduction. g ' A^MWM%9 Reduction. 1
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I Lace Curtain Sale. 1
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jg Below we illustrate a few bargains offered you this month through our special Lace Curtain Sale. We are gg
■ making a sweeping reduction of 25 per cent in our entire line of these goods, which are all new and up to date M)
jg patterns in Arabian, Brussels Net, Irish Point, Nottingham and Swiss. This is a rare opportunity to till your SE
S wants for spring house-cleaning from one of the largest stocks in the city at just one-fourth less than their actual §fj
tt value. This remarkable High-Value Low-Price Sale will only last for 30 days, and prices will only apply on ®j
2§ Cash Sales. Sji
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U We cannot begin to describe the stock. Come in and see it for yourself. V*
Lombard & Horsley £S£?|
in the lirst grade of the principal public
school of Seattle for first place in Mr.
Young's heart. During her protracted
visit with her sister, a year ago, she j
formed a large number of acquaintances
here, who are glad to join with Ihe Sin
in congratulations.—Sunnyside Sun.
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Rankin Fuerbach.
Miss Alma Fuerbach, daughter of c.
I. Fuerbach of this City, was married
March _."i. at Arlington, Oregon, to !•'.
M. Rankin son of .1. 11. Rankin presi
dent of the White I'ine Lumber Co., ol
Portland, They will make their home
at The Dalles, Oregon.
FOR MIA
The A. S. Dam property on Nob Hill,
II) acres.
IL'O acres alfalfa, two miles from town.
10 acres, _J^ miles from town, house
and orchard.
to acres, four miles from town, im
proved, four-room cottage
'JO acres, four miles fro n town, im
proved, four-room cottage, smallorchard
R. F. D. No. •_-. D. 1.. Hiusi:. i_-tt
Strawberry plants for Sale.
The "deu Mary, New York. Haverland,
Magi ion and Sample varieties. Prices
mi application. WM. \.i;r., Jr..
49-20 R. I-'. D No. 3 North Yakiina
First-Class Pes*.
Wheat, Rolled Barley, Oats, Chop and
Mill Feed sold at North Y'akima Milling
Co.'s warehouse west of depot. B-tf
Send in B trial order for groceries to
John Ditter's new store at Mulhollan's
old stand. A line fresh stock just re
ceived.
Wanted.—All kinds ol second-hand
goods; WillJpay highest possible prices.
D. 1.. Fox. 23 Smith Second street.
FianoTuning
T. H. BALMFORTH,
25 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
All work guaranteed by the li. s.
'Johnston Music Co. Leave orders at
their store.
T. H. BALMFORTH,
Expert Workman.
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II TOLEN & DENNY,
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: Headquarters at Keek's Haul- ;
: ware Store,
S NORTH YAKIMA. WASH ]
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C. PEARL SAWYER,
INSTKI't Till: OS liUITAR. MAN
Dol.l N, PIANO AM" ORGAN.
Terms reasonable Address, North 7ih
Street, City.
MITHK 01' DISMIMTIII.V
Notice Is hereby given thnt the Hrin <I»liir
loi-iti,— h- The Th.im|isnn Music I'.iint.Hii In
theHiy ot North Vakima, Wash i- • - ils*
dissolved by luurnil consent 11 I' i*i.»i.i|is»ii
win routlutie the bnsluess. Mollei'iiim ail
afcotiuts owing said firm and naylnv all liahlll
ties, i 11 11, ver retiring
I 'I this 14 th .Im ( March li".*;.
a iiik HiiVKK,
IIOWAKO K. THOMPSON.
The authority on watches.
GOLDMAN' .. Seattle.
MINI TO I liFIIITORS.
In the matter of th** estate ot lasper K. Nel*Ofl
deceased
N.iTi-'t* i- hftt'iiv L'ivi-ti 'hat I hay I n up
pointed x<l miii i-strs-Ti x of ibe estate of jasper
K. Nelson decea*ed< ii i i.i nil peraam having
elalms attains) tin* deeeaaed nre required to
present them with the necessary your hew to
the uudersitrned at her rcddenee In the lower
Nateben raHey. within one year from the date
oftht* uotlee ' «■ . within one jrear From M reh
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IJMt ADA nkt.suv -idministratrix.
ivtice to ii:unions.
In the Huja_rinr Court of the State ol Washlnff
ton, for Vaklma l.'onuty.
In the matter ol the estate nt -lames TI omu.
defeased
Mnl ite I* hereb> triven thai the undersigned
has heen duly appointed administrator <-f said
estate nnd tin*- duly qualified as such, aud thnt
nil person" wbo nre creditors *■* f«>i have dai mil
attains, the said J amen Tim huh**, deceased, or
his said estate, are hereby required to present
the same with the necissarj vouchers wltbia
nn*' year after the Hrsl publtcath f tbia
notice, to-wlt, within one \<"nr from thr
eighteenth (l*ih) "in*. «> March, 1903, at tbe
en if Mam n A link-, in The city of North
I Yakima Vaklma conn y. Washington, the
same being ibe place where tbe business of *-Hi«i
| estate Is trail sac ted in said count** aud state.
j (Maims not presented as above required will be
j forevei barn <t.
Date Itl : ■•: Inj i f Man h l*i ■'
AM Kl< ,\ ,:-:. : ll"M ' -
..iliu i ■ istrator.
M VSON A llh K.S
1 Utnrueyt* for *Vdministr»ttor, Koomi Id and 11,
..\.*r Klrsl V. ■ i ,i* - Nur'i Val B
Vaklma miium A'ushli i l it
Mnia; to *«T iiiToits.
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duly ,jii,. .. i1.-.1 as h -i ill i. >■'. .... I,MI INK
I'lhliiii. nils .i in Nli'N'h'iulil r
his salil t'-tat.' ti rt* ii- i ts r «-s 1 ■" »ii --. -1. t
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.*Ut estalii I- i-ii'i. ii i one ' ■<r Irom
the 'lie- "I ni'- ■ - i ni,,ii ul tin notice,
t>» iv I '.'■ Itllll I, t-la.■ ■ i :..- _11l day oi
i March, i'l ."i' i■■ s_m ■ will '. ■ [ore* .-■ bai •'•!
liatuil March .- ...
M\ X V ■> I'KHUt,
Ailmliilstrair \ t>( the '■-nn.- oi Juhii Mc
Nmui--lit.,it. .1.-, eased I- ".r
We want every lady In No. Yakima
and vicinity to write to us for our
Catalogue G. It is free. We guaran
tee that those contemplating buying
furniture or stoves will be interested.
STANDARD FURNITURE CO.,
'rcler Dept. Seattle.
