The Yakima herald. [volume], April 25, 1889, Image 2

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K.M. Hasp. Editor and Business Manager.
NEW COURT HOUSE.
Ita Board of Tirade of our city, at ita
last regular meeting, appointed a commit
tee to memorialise our county fathers to
taka the necessary steps towards con
structiag a suitable county court bouse
and hall of records.
This is a asovs in the right direction.
The wooden structure on Second street in
this city, which now offers an excuse for
county buildings, in oM sage brush limes
answered the purpose. Then we lived La
kg cabins and were, per force of neces
sity, satisfied with our surroundings.
Mow, being enveloped by beautiful man
sions and stately houses of commerce ami
trada, our old court house is as much out
of place as the cowhide boots of the miner
in Ita boudoir of a society belle. Lmv
ing out the nathelie. there are sufficient
and cogent reasons which should cause
and compel the erection of suitable county
Property in Yakima has become very
rateable and is continually appreciating.
Oar public records. evidencing transac
tions and titles running ap into the mil
lions, moot be preserved. Their present
receptacle is inconvenient, circumscribe.!
and absolutely unsafe iaeaaeof fire. Our
county officers are not fittingly or, as in
the instance of the county treasurer and
school superintendent, at all provided
with offices. The sheriff, auditor and
. probate Judge are supplied with dingy,
confined rooms, which, from courtesy per
haps, are styled offices. Our court room
it like a great barren hay loft—has no
jary rooms or waiting apartments for wit
nesses. The judge is entirely without
“chambers'’ sod dependent upon the hos
pitality of the profession. The vault, in
which our most valuable papers are stored,
the records of our property and valuable
estates of deceased persona and minor
heirs, is a miserable pile of brick, which
will crumble before a fire as a snow-flake
exposed to the foil rays of a July sun.
We have had to sustain financial loss and
great inconvenience from former loss of
our county records by fire, and we should
gain wisdom from experience.
Yakima county is growing—is fast fill
ing op with a thrifty populatioo-ia be
coming wealthy. Our public offices must
be so arranged and equipped as to enable
onr public servants, judicial, executive
and ministerial, to perform the many
vaviad and constantly increasing duties
thsy have to perform. The Hksalo hopes
that onr county commissioners wUI look
at this matter with a large and wise econ
omy. and by proclamation submit the
qnsteion of a proper county building at the
general election to be held on the 14th of |
May.next. We are satisfied that there
wifi he but one report from onr taxpayers
—that ample, commodious, safe and ele
gant county offices awl court room be at,
THE DfNG-DOSOISO OF DOTAGE.
Papa Holton is getting worse with the J
creeping on of old age. He has always I
base a subject of queer fancies and hallo- j
ciaations but of late three have taken a
Boors fantastical tom. Heretofore these 1
tanneries have centered in the belief that <
ha carried the vote of the republican
party fa hie ioride pocket, hot latterly, |
while maintaining the old, his mind has
taken on a new and brilliant fancy. For
several wanks past bis paper, the Republic, l
has portaarioQsly rumbled and grumbled
about Ha being boycotted or “done up"
fa some tort of shape by somebody or
something This was never understood
by tho readers of the JtrpeMr but now
at great azpenas the Hnuu> is enabled
fa praankt the farts at emanating from
hpa Bolton himself
There has been a plot. A deep, dark
plot ▲ plot no vUlianona In conception
•a was the plot of Macbeth, and this pint
bad for Ha object the downfall of the Hr
pntffe. The conspirators ss nominated in
lowered voice and mysterious manner by
Papa Holloa were Edward Whitson, John :
<l. Boyle, H. J. Pnlvely, J. B. Reavis,
and E. M. Bead. What a fearful com
bination. Their nameo alone would con
vict them In any court of justice were H
not lor the fact that the object of the com
■ Melon of crime is generally enquired
Into and la this case no object could be
conjured up for doing away with any-
thing bo hamlet* ae the /fcpaWic. Tie
■iacwely hoped that dotage hen not faet-
MMd He Ninaous tentacle* upon poor Pape
Holton, bat the indication* point moat
atroogfy that way.
Ann who now are being canvassed for
dalagstes to the constitutional convention ?
Why, John O. Boyle and H. J. Hnively.
The Mould was solicited to one its influ
ence to the election of these two men by
that astute politician. P. Hanford Burke.
Boy Is ami Hniveiv are both good men, but
the Hanaioeant support them. Therein
esmstbiag move wanted than the fact of
• ■mb being food. We want the beat
■MB, and men who are identified with
the BPBBtry in wave more binding than
steeply siskisg or holding ottice.
hnni U making her moral cpaitn
peoAtahls. Up to a week ago she ha. I
arrested fifty-six of the acarlet women,
and eedseted f 2175 in fimw-to apply on
street week. At the present rate of
am ate the immoral poor will largely re-'
4ms the assessment rate of the virtuous I
Heft. |
It now seems that Ralph W. Wheeler
was appointed receiver of the U. 8. land
ailti at Beattie and not Major J. K. Hay
den, ns was reported by telegraph. The
Major swears by his own great beard that
tell tees from aM farting of chagrin and
YAKIMA IH It llllA
jlarrawMata All
! BalMlßf* OHO <• k*CM(traru
vA—Other Intmtllßß IMn.
The school directors, at the urgent re
quest of many citixenl who realise the
present need of more school room am! the
otter inadequacy for the future, wOT cal!
an election for the first Saturday in June
! foe submission to a vote the question of
i building a |oooj addition to the present
I public school building, or the erection of
a new brick building, to coat SIO,OOO, on
. the west aids of the track.
The Board of Trade has appointed a
I committee, consisting of Dr. W. F. Morri
son. Edward Whitson. J. M. Stout and J.
B. Reavis, to lay before the county com
missioners, at the May term, the reasons
recognised by all why there should be
built a new court house adequate to the
needs of the county and in keeping with
the present wealth of the county and ita
future prospects.
Messrs. Goodwin A Pngaley report their
sales of Yakima realty for the month of
April, to date, as upwards of sfio,ul)o.
Fred R. Reed telegraphed from Tacoma
Wedneaday that be liad that day disposed
of ten thousand dollars’ worth of Yakima
avenue real estate.
J. J. Tyler is building a two story
dwelling house of seven rooms on the
Third street property recently purchased
by him.
Some eastern capitalists have recently
l«en overlooking tl* Sunnyside country
ami have decided on building a system of
irrigating ditebea to reclaim that fertile
country.
Outside capital is iw ready for invest
ment in Yakima. The returns have beet
so (treat, and the conditions are so favor
able, that little persuasion Is required U
induce its coming here, li is claimei
that a million and a quarter of dollars o
foreign money Is now invested in Yakinu
realty ami improvement enterprises.,
The county commissioners at the Ms;
meeting should posh the matter of open
Ing and improving Second street from gs]
to gup. This is a natural thoroughfare,
and at comparatively small expense it
can now be made one of the moot useful
avenues in this section, and certainly aa
attractive a drive as can be found in the
Negotiations are on flout lor the sale of
the opera house property, which, if con
summated, will result in Mr. Switaer
building a new temple of Thespis to cost
«SO,UX>. He has already made arrange
ments for the money, and so confident is
he lliat the transfer will be made that he
la now looking around for a desirable
location lor the proposed building.
Messrs. Cadwell and Goodwin A Pugs*
ley will comment's the building of some
cottages on the tract of land recently pur
chased from John Reed.
R. T. Vining. of Tacoma, this seek
purchased of Pave Wilson 50 feet on
Yakima svenue, adjoining the new hotel,
together with r half interest In the divis
ion wall. Mr. Vining will immediately
begin work on a two-story brick to rover
his new acquisition.
The stone for the foundation of the new
two-story, fifly-fuot brick, to be erected
on the corner of Second and A streets, is
being hauled and work will commence as
soon aa the plans, which are In the hands
j of Architect Arnold, are completed.
The wooden baiting, on the earner of
Yakima avenue and Second street, oppo
. site the First National bank building, is
on stilts preparatory to removal to make
j way tor the new three-story brick to be
I erected by Messrs. Lewis, Engle sad
Terry. <
• Tke OyMlsf of Oklskaan.
i ”
The Oklahoma, after yean of delay, has
II bean opened to the settler. The event was
one of the maet remarkable on record.
| The trains oyer the Santa Fe road from
I Kansas City, on Monday, If they had
I been coupled together, would hare reached
. over a mile, and great caravans of wagons
I and thousands of horsemen were all
handed the same way In one wild rush to
I get the most desirable of the lands. The
i crowds were composed mainly of specu
lators and thieves, with a sprinkling of
i farmers. Hie town of Guthrie sprang up
, j in an hour, with n bank, a daily, news*
t paper, and other business houses, sad the
. | city elect ton which was held the flret day
, 1 showed a poll of asarly «10u0 votes.
r When the hour of noon came end the
II signal was given that the boomers could
, cross ths dead line, the rush was on peered
. dented. Drivers galloped their horses,
and when they found they wcee not get
t i ting along kal enough they cut the tugs
. 1 which bound their horses to the wagons
1 i and mounting poshed on with the Icad-
e 1 era, leaving the “prairie schooners’’ where
. I they stopped to cave for themselves.
Oklahoma was opened without blood
i shed, but every lot and quarter section is
guarded with rifles.
Tim motto of Washington territory is
“Alki.” Thin Is a Chinook word, moan- [
ing by-and-bv or after awhile. The coat
of arm* in connection with which thin
motto a|**arn represents a scene of rotn
, metre, with a city, port, of entry and
fit carnet* at the wharf. Now that we
hare "got there,” so to *|ieak, this word
"Alki,’: whk'li means by-and-by, might
appropriately be changed to the Chinook
1 word “Alta," which means now or at the
preterit time.—.Spoken* Foil* JUrietr.
Evidently the administration is making
1 it so umxmifortable for bold-ovsr officials
Os to make their resignations a relief to
them. Among the later resignations an
nounced are those of First Comptroller of
< the Treasury Durham and superintendent
of foreign mails, Nicholas M. Bell.
The Mg mill of the Tacoma ft Ht. Paul,
. lumber company started up at the funner
i place on Monday. It has a capacity of
j 280,000 fret of lumber per day and cm- j
ploys 300 men. A twin mill will lie built
by the same company.
The crew and passengers Mlthe wrecked |
steamer Denmark, numbering 78}, were
; saved by the steamer Missouri. The
i Drama* >u abnndoocd In • .inking
.condition.
Paid Dkailv roa II» Spam;.— l On Son
day night a voung Englishman named
William Carroll paid a severe penalty for
a thirty days' spree. About midnight,
while* loaded to the guards, be attemjrted
to cross Uie railroad track in order to find
shelter in one of the cabins ou the west
side. He was so full that he neither saw
nor heard an approaching freight train,
and the result waa that he was knocked
down and his left font cruslied in such a
manner that amputation was found nee-
MMrr, I*. ttK.Muted by Italian il(«
•nd S.V.BT, took off tb* injnm! mtmber
•I * point a few leeliee ebon the enkle.
Carroll is now being cared for by the
authorities and is getting along nicely.
Fisk at Font Simcok. —On Friday night
of last week the large building used as the
girls' dormitory ami boarding hrtise at
Fort Slmcoe caught fire from cause un
known and quickly burned to the ground.
The building was formerly used as the
barracks of the fort but for some years it i
has been the quarters of the Indian
maidens attending the school.’ So quickly
did the building burn that nothing was
saved except some wearing apparel. The
original coat of the structure was (BJuO.
Pcauc Rkadinos.— Miss Ida K. Hinds,
a public reader, who carries among other
strong endorsements letters from Rev.
Theo L. Cuyler and the late U. 8. Senator;
John A. liOgan, will give an entertain- 1
ment, embracing recitals and impersona-,
tions, at the Opera House Monday and |
Tuesday evenings, May Oth and 7th.,
Miss Hinds will make her appearance,
here under the auspices of the Indies’
Aid society of the M. E. church.
Ponuxii, Yakima axd Bpok.\nk Sra*
vxy.— Engineer OJlbe came in from the
mountains on Saturday last after addi
tional supplies for his party. He reported
that there was a natural grade for a rail
road for the first twenty milea. He is
now pushing his lines through the Lewis
river pam after which he will take eleva
tions in the Cowlits pass and after send
ing in his reports will push on toward
Fort land.
i Cowko w C. Coop’s Kipw
i curriculum, which inrlode* Prof. Buck
! toy’s drove of sixteen educated bones,
j p nies and donkeys, will he here early in
June, and give an entertainment at the
opera house. This company has twenty
two people including a tine brass hand
and requires three cars for transportation
of properties.
Plan.—At North Yakima, Friday, April
19, at the residence of his slop-son, John
A. Leach, Stephen Finer, aged 85 years.
Thrj Keep Only the Best*
Jovial Joseph Appel and Farmer I. T.
Keene desire to inform the wayfarer that
they maintain, a caravansary on Yakima
avenne where the verv I jest wines, liquors
and cigars are kept, and those desiring
refreshments of this nature are cordially
‘ Invited to call and sample the “goods.”
Iffskllrssi, Take Notice.
In accordance with the recommenda
tion of the Yakima county republican
central committee under date of April 17,'
1889, the republicans of North Yakima
precinct are hereby called together in
mass meeting at the council chamlter in
the city of North Yakima on the 27th day
of April, 1889, at 2 o’clock p. in., for the
purpose of electing sixteen delegates to
the county convention which meeta on
May 1, 1880, to elect delegates to the con
stitutional convention.
W. J. Mii-rov,
Chairman Precinct Committee.
—Esbelman Bros, have lately reverted
tl»e agency for the “Sterling” and Krak
ner Bros, pianos and Fsley organ, and ’
hare added to their stock all sorts of
musical instruments, as well as a great l
variety of sheet 'musk. In order that*
more of the public may purchase these 1
instruments, they have been placed at a \
remarkably low price. This n**w brineb,
together with their new and large stork 1
of stationery, will mak> their place of
business more attractive. Visit their
■tore and they will gladly entertain yon.
whether you wish to buy or not. a 25.
Tke Home MsfplN «wMe.
A handsome illustrated catalogue for
spring and summer of this year lias just
been issued by Messrs. Toklas. Singer
man A Co., of Seattle, the leading dry
goods merchants on the coast.
The work covers a wide range of gooala,
including everything to be found in
ladies’, men’s, youths’, bpys’ and chil
dren’s apparel, housekeeping goods, house
furnishing goods, traveling outfits, etc.
It enables outside customers to do their
■hopping by mail or express, equally as
wed as if they made a special trip to Seat
tle for the purpose, and it.acquaints them
with the very latest Parisian aud Eastern
styles.
No household abould.be without it. .
Copy mailed free to any legible address.
Liwym a Cmgrm.
Last congress had 107 lawyers in if.
This congress has Sit lawyers In it.
Ohio bad twenty-one in lost congress. , J
Ohio has twentv in this congress.
The presidents are usually lawyers.
The rab : net Is roads up of lawyers.
The sen atom are mainly lawyers.
The representatives are mainly lawyers.'
The ministers to foreign courts are law* 1
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MHiMMrLU. .
The folios ing letters remain unclaimed
in the postoflke at North Yakima, Waal.*;
Ington, April ft. Iftftft. In calling for the,
same please say “advertised
1 Cooper, J R-* roldsell, Rd
i Clsk. Ritchie ftriggs, W A
i Harley, Patrick Jacobson, Paul
i Heaton, Have Henning, II
; Hay, Joseph Herald. Oantie
Holly, R C King. Thomas
Mattison. Oeo Montgomery, R T
i Moore. Jack McArthur. P J
; Plumb, A F fthnpson, Kd»in F.
Sieavens, Hal • Htone, Charlie i
, Wigland, Wm A Wilaon. J B
1 Wilgus, Albert Williams. A H
O. W. C-uutr. P. M.
Notice of Dissolution.
VOTB'I 1* hereby (Iren that the Inn of'
i Kershaw A Meksun, hatchers, First nrwt,
North \ nkium, W. J., haa this day lets din-,
»..lv*dl»y mutual (onset*, Jam* Dickson retlH (
! In*. Win. H Keraha*, bavin* purchased ttad ■
IMI are lut«-r»t. will i»mim all tWlndabtadnnm
of the firm mvl enliart <Q) moncvtdue mid Arm. '
WX. IT. KERSHAW.
I JVM K. 4 Pit' KdON
| Noah Vhkiwa. Jhpril 24. Us-. a» mv« I
Notice to Creditors.
Kttalf o/ Mat jr L. Monitor, PecrauJ:
1 "VTOTICK Is hereby Riven by the nndarsigned
a.h%"wi i,-.
i s arar ■
i ceased aud the community property of Mid de
ceased and Walter F. Morrison, her husband. to
. exhibit them with the necessary voucher* with- .
in one year from the publication of this notice
u* the mid administrator at the office of Keavl*.
Hi»v* *t* raves. the name being the place for the
I transact ton of the business of Mid estate. In the
i city of North Yakima. Yakima County. Wash
ington Territory. w \l TEH F. MORUiHON.
Admiuixlralor of the Rafale of Mary I- Mur*
Inson. Deceased.
Dated April Zi, ,*O. nl mp
I Nellrc for l uMUaIUn.
Land Omr* at Nokth Yakima, \V. T.,J 1
April 12th. 1W». |
TVOtlrß la hereby given that the following
*■ . named settler has Ale I notice of her !a-.
lentlua to make Anal proof In support of her
claim, and that said proof will he made before
the register and receiver at the U. H. land office.
North Yakima, osi June ii. nets. vlx:
. MAKY BAkTU,
who made homestead application No. ;n« fur the
| se 1 .. «er a . twp ft, ■r» a.
' t*ne names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, via: Fred Warueke. Jasper Mlk
kalaon, I* W. Cook. Grant W right. all of Posner.
Washington Ter. Any person who desire* to
protest against the si low mire of *urh (woof, or
who knows any substantial reason, under the
law and regulations of the Interior (lepartment.
why surh proof should U ot be allowed, will be
given an opportunity at tue above mentioned
I lime and plat ato rross-cxsinlno the wltnexrr* of
| Mid elalraanl. and to uflhr evidence In rebattal
I of that submitted by elahaaut.
aißm» IRA M. KKIT*. Register.
Satire far Fahllmtlnn.
i Land OrrH’K at North Yamka. \V. T..1 ’
April ITtii. 188 M. f
"V*OTICK I* hereby given that the following
lln settler has AWd notice of hi* Intention to
.make Anal proof in support of his claim, and
' that Mid proof will tie made behwc register and
receiver at North Yakima. W. T.. on June Ist.
I IMP. Vit:
I jamkh a. Ml HICK (of Brown. W. T.),
who made ltd. application No. ft*, for the ■*>{
tec. 4. two TV K. i. K. w. m. He names
the following witness**) to prove hts ronrinimns
reaidenre iipon aud oiltuailon of Mid laud.
vl«; A.-f. Keteharo. It. V.. Martin. J. O.
Holph and J. W. |ir»wu, all of Blown I*. «>.. W.
T. Any person who desire* to potest again*!
Hu* allowance of aueh proof, o» who knows any
eti i -*tant Ist I reason, under the law and t-rmla-
Ilona of the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will he given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
idaee to cross-examine the witnesses of Mid
elalmant, and to ufler evidroec In rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
IRA M KRIT*. Decider.
Muller For I'ubllrnllon.
Land Office at Nauru Yakima. W. T.,1
April ISth, UWH. • \ ;
mfOTH'l I* hereby given that IV following
named settler bus filed notice of h;* In
tention to make Anal proof hi support of hi*
claim, and that said proof will be nr!« More
the register iind imfvtrU the r. M, land oiAce
at North t akima, W. T.. on June J. lota, via; j
JAKFER K. ARMSTRONG (of HmWII, W. J.>, I
who mad* homestead application No. 527 for the i
■wl* arc i 4, twp 7. n r J# e.
Hr naan'* Ihe follow in* witnesses to prove 1
hi* continuous reaMeifee upon and cultivation
of «ald laud, via: A.« . Keteh .m, H. W. Mar
tin. J. O. Kolpb, J. W. r>rown, nil of Prosser, «.
T. Any person who desires to protest against
the allownnee of such proof, oi aho known of
any substantia) reason, under the law ami regn
lationa of the Interior Department why »neh
proof should not be allowed, will be (ben an
opportunity nt the above mentioned time and
place to crons examine the witnesses of *aM *
claimant; and to other evidence In rehnttal of
that submitted by claimant.
IRA M. KRUTZ, Register.
MOTIfF FOB Pt Bl.lf'ATlO*.
b»Omtt AT North Yak' Ma. W. T.,» *t
March 2Mb. imp. »
N OTH K IS hereby liven that the fob
lowlng named settler has filed notice
of hi* Intention to make Anal proof In snp- ’
port of hi* preemption claim, and that said
proof will he made before the register and re
ceiver rt .North Yakima. W. T.. on May .4th.
DANIEL O. GOODMAN,
who Bled his declaration No. IK7. for the sf** •
of See. A Twp. I. N. R.a E. w. ns.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hts rnutlnuons residence npon snd cultivation
of said land vln: Andrew S. MeDanioL of Yak-
Ima. W.T: Nicholas MH or. of North Yakima.
WAT.; Jock Moncan and J as. Foley, of Prosser, 1
W. T. Any penon who desires to protest against
the allowance of sneh proof, or who knows of l
any substantial reason, under the law and,
the regulations of the Interior Depart
ment. why such proof should not he allowed, ,
will be atven an opportunity at the above men-;
tinned time and place to rmaa ('.amine the wlt
, nesses of aid el si maul, and hi «Aer evidence In .
rebutal of that submitted by claimant.
marCi-myt. . IRA M. KRCTZ. Register.
b TltliiM Main HWrirt Uh Min at
Mk YaUsa. R. T.
i Land Omni at North Yakima, W. T. J
March 28,1880. f
IN the matter of fbeht. Joseph catholic Mis
slon Claim, In sections u and IS, twp 12.
North of Ranee 16 E.. and In sections 7 and 8
twp. it North of Ranis 17 E.. w. m. contain-:
ln f. ArtSdlei Jnnaer, Roman ratholl- bishop
i of the dloresa of Neeqnally, which diocese In-,
elndes all of Washington Territory, do hereby 1
. respectfully make this my appllealion as sneh
hisnop of said diocese to prove the riiht of the
M. Joseph Roman Catholic Mission to six hun
dred and forty acme of land aa a missionary sta
tion amoni the Indian tribes, under the provis
ions of the acts of Commas, of Anxest 14, IMB,
Pth mats, page S3, and March 2.18.3,10 th Stats.
pa*e 1 78. The said lands claimed by the said
M. Joseph Roman catholic Mission helm parts
of aretions If And IS. twp. 13 N R 18 E. and parts
of sections T and la. twp 12 N R 17 B of the M il
ia mette Meridian, situate In Yaktsna County,
Wasbinfftou Territory, remaining all hundred
and forty acre*. And Ido hereby lire notke of
my intention to Vaakc proof to ertahlish the
claim of the said M. Joaeph Catholic Mission to
said land, and that I expect to prove the oecu
pstlon of mM land by mid At. Joseph Roman
Carbolic Mission so as to entitle if to n patent
under and by virtue of said Acts of Cop arses.'
before the register snd receiver pf the Yakima
. Land Office on Ibe »7th day of Jnne, DMA. by the
'following wltne**. to-wlt* Kngeno Casljnere
. chUousc pud Louis Joseph !>'her homes, of New
Westminster. British Columbia: Kdwaffl Crate.
, of Dalles City. Ureion: James Hartney and Na
poleon MrGillivarv. of the city of Vancouver,
* Clarke county. Washlniton Territory; and doe
i nmentary evidence tr he submitted on tbchear
*lsi of said matter. •
ABOIDITA JI’MOIR,
Bishop of the Diocese of Neenualiy.
■sar-mjrtW IRA M KRCTZ. Regfser.
Spinning & Robertson,.
V. • • W . k
Real Estate,
INSURANCE,
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i.„ v +
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Have choice Business, Residence and. Acre
property listed. It is conceded ' *
that now is the accepted time to
make first class investments.
....
JKOTtCE FOB Ft'BMCATION.
i Lind Omr* at North Yakiha, W. T.,l i
• * Unrh 11, l«a>. ( |
j XTOTICK Is hereby glvaa that the following
is named settler baa Bad notice of his Inten-!
; iTon to make Ana) proof la support of ills claim. i
, hnd that Mid proof win be made before the reg-1
J later tod a|. (forth Yakima, w. T., on ;
Wit J JAM X. BA DC KM.
1 Komeatend Nff.hh4.tor theW« of the swli of
the aU of the set*. and lo« 8. sec 8. two ft. X R 27
K, W M. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aud cultl
varlon of Mid laud. vU: John Chisholm, Holo
won \\ eblwr. Robert Badger, Thorpe Roberta, all
•f Yakima Co., Wash. Ter. Any person who de
sires to protest against the allowance of such
tioued time and place to cross rttamlne the wit
nesses of mid elalmant, and to offer evidence in '
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
J. M. THOMAH, Register. |
notice ioh pt ni.it'ATioN.
Land Omci at North Yakima, V. T.,i
March 21, 1889. J
NOTICE Is hereby given that that the follow
ing named settler has Aled.notice of his
intention to make Anal proof In support of his
claim, and that mid woof will be made before
the register and receiver at North A aklma on the
‘ Tth of May .aft*. Tf«:
jamcm conncll,
homestead application No. NO. for these 1-4 of
see 34. In twp T S K2>K. He namas the follow
• Ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
I upon, aAd cultivation of, said land. Ylx; A. C.
I Kctrhnm. Samuel .( armies 1. Robt. Bales, Bing
; ham Martin. Any person who desires to protest
against the allowaure of sarh proof, or who
knows of any substantial reason, under the law
' and regulation* of the Interior Department, why
i such proof should not be allowed, will be given
! an opportunity at the above mentioned time aud
: place to cross examine the witnesses of Hid
1 claimant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal of
, that submitted by Hid claimant.
.IRA M. KRL'TZ. Register.
NOTICE FOB PI BLICATION.
' Land Office at North Yakima, W. T.J
March 11,1889. )
■ 'V r OTICE Is hereby given that the following
i\ named settler ha* Bled notice of his Inten
tion to make Anal proof in support of hla claim,
and that Hid proof will be made before the reg
■ i »er and receiver at North vaklma. W.April
-Mb, IM. via:
WILLIAM O. THOMPSON,
homestead No. AM, (or the seW, see 80, twp 7, N
K;« E. He immea the following wltneaaes to
i prove his continnuus residence upon and cultl- ,
j vatlon .of aaid land, via: A. Ketpbam. R. K. I
Martfn, John W. Brown. Joseph Wallfc. all of
Brown P. 0.. Wash Toe. Any person who de
sires to protest against the allowance of such
proof, or who knows any substantial reason, un
der the laws and regulations of the Interior De
: partment, why such proof should not bewllowed
will be given au opportunity at the ahpvc men
tioned time and place to cross-examine the *U
: neaaes ol said claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that Submitted by Mid claimant.
J. H. Tlf OX AN. Register. '
NOTICE FOB FA BRICATION.
Land Office at North Yakima, W. T.,( i
March 11,1JWB. \ ;
XTOTICK la herby given that the following '
A named settler has A led notice of hla Inten-1
lion to make Anal proof In support of his claim, i
■'and that Mid proof will be made before the reg- 1
later aud receiver at North Yakima, w. y., on
April 27. IM. via:
ANDREW A. THOHFBUM,
homestead No. 243. for |he nw l i see tt, twp 7, N j
R AJ E. w. m. He name* the.following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and ml-,
. Ovation of Hid land, vis; A. C. Ketrhsm, B. F. .
Martin. John W. Brown. WHUam Fox. all of
Brown P. 0,. Wash. Ter. Any person who de
sires w proles* against the allowance of saeV
. proof or who knows of any substantial reason,
under the lan- and regulations of the Interior
1 department,^Why such proof should not be'hl
lowed, will he given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to cross-examlnA the
witnesses of Mid claimant, and to offer evidence
lu rebuttal of that submitted by elalmant.
. J. If. THOMAH. Register. -
NOTICE FOB Pf HI.irATIOM.
Land Office at North Yakima, W. T.,J ’
March 11,1889. f
IN named settler has died notice of bis Inten
tion to make Anal proof In support of bis claim,
and that said proof will be made lie fore the reg
l«ter and receiver at worth raklma, w. t., on
April 38. IBK9, vis:
At OfffTTff C. KrTTHVM, » - ■
homestead No. *SB. for the sr l , see 18. twp 7. N
R26E. w. in. He names the following Witnesses
to prove Ms continuous residence upon and rul
tivation of said land, viz: Jcfi, Myricl. J. w!
' Brown. B. W. Martin, Wm. Fox. all of vakima
co., wash. ter. Any person who desires to pro
test against the allowance of sneh proof, or who
knows of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulation* of the Interior department,
why such proof should not he allowed, will be
: given an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place. Jo cross-examine the witnesses
, of mid claimant, and to offer evidence in rebut
tal ol that submitted by claimant.
J. H. THOMAS. Register.
| NOTICE FOB PI BL.ICATIOM.
1 Land Office at North Yakima, W. T.J
April if, 18*?9. f •
VTOTICR IA hereby given that the fol-
I lowing named settler ha* filed aotlre
1 of to Is Intention to make Anal proof In support
; of bis claim, sin*, that said proof will bo made
1 before the Register and Receiver at the I*. A.
l and oflee at North Yaktma, W. T.. pn the JOth
of May. WW, vis:
I William Fox.
1 Homestead Application 878, (or tha NW'A, Aec.
to. Twp. 7. north range 28 K.
* lie names tbs following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
, saM land, vis: B. W. Martin, John W. Brown,
J. M. Brown, A. C. K etc ham. «H of
’ Brown, Yakima county, w. r. Any penon
who desire* to protent against the allowance of
sneh proof, or who knows of any substantial
: i reason, under the law and regulations of the In
> terior Department, why such proof should not
’ I he allowed, wilt tie riven an opportunity nt •'»
I above mentioned time and place to cram exam
' Inc the witnesses of such claimant, and to offer
ri evidence la rebuttal of that submitted by
, j claimant. . IRA M. f
Motive for Publication.
’ Land Office at North Yakima, W. T.,l
April Utb, 1880. )
• 'XJ'OTJCE Is hereby given that fhe following
. named settlor baa AM notice of bis la,
, tentlon to make Anal proof in support of his
i claim, and that mid proof willße made befot*
I the register and receiver at tho U. A. laud otflee,
f North Yakima, on June 11. DMA. vis:
» WM. T. RARTO,
who made homestead application J«a 587 (or the
i * ne 1 , sec JO, twp 8. r2> east.
I. He naasca tbs following wltaemst to prove his
.* continuous residence upon and cultivation of
» mid land, vis: Feed Warneke, Jasper MtkkeT
s sen, W. W. Cook. Grant Wright, all of Brasssr,
t W. T.
t Any perron who desires to iffotrot against tho
. allowance of such proof, or who knows of any
i- substantial reason, under the law and the regu
, Ist lons of the interior Department, why rash
> proof should not be allowed, will he given an
'• opportunity at the above named time and place
to croaa examine the witnesses of said claimant
and tpofftr evidence In rebuttal of that submit
. ted t* claimant
t>Bmyßff IRA M. KRCTZ, Re^fetee.
WAN. REED & Cl,
Real Estate and Insurance,
~ Yakima -A-^r©mi©.
TO THE PUBLIC:
A few Bessons why North Yakima. Washington Territory U being M the moat
. promising city in Central Washington:
First—Because it hn* eight of the fiuesblargest the (treat Mate of Washington,
and mmt fertile valleys In Washington territory Hixtb— Bceanae men wno me well known aa
immediately tributary to It sweemalul. shrewd and long hen4sd, are making
Bee and—The seasons are from four to eight largelnvcalments In NorttTVaklma and Yakima
week* earlier than any other part of the north- county.
west coast. Believing we are located in the moat favored
Third—Because we have the finest and most portion of Washington Territory tor gardening,
delightful climate in the PaHfie northwest. fruit growing and general agricultural purposes
Fonrth—We are destined to become the great we invite all those who are looking for homes,
truck garden of the coast, with a cash market business locations and manufacturing opportu
lor our products on Puget hound. nities, to call on us at North Yakima, and, by
Fifth—Being centrally located, we are recog- seeing for themselves, ho convinced,
niaed as the desirable place for the capital of
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Nov is lit AccoMTint to H!:
t *'
I We hare now listed for saly. In addition to the . The opening of Bprtag will herald a sharper
Ndrthem Pacific l ands, of Which wo are the advance in the realty of Yakima than has been
local agents, some of the most desirable resi- realised daring the corresponding season lor
dence and business Into in North Yakima, to- two years past: and it is a
gether with farm property and garden tracts.
•
Well Eiiown Fact
that wbile'all who have “dabbled in Yakima the best and*rolacd the meet money.
dirt" have made handsome returns on thejr in- Let not the opportunity slip, but get in at
vestments, thoee who hare availed themselves once and drill!
; of the winter months for purchasing have fared
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CALL AND PLATS OF THE
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South Park Addition
•j . • • .
Recently placed on the Market.
•' * V - . ••.*
Mac Lean, Ttee<3. &c Go,
: • j P. O. BOX. 271
HECHTER & LAW,
Real Estate Agents,
Have Circulars and Maps advertising Yak
ima County and the City of North Yakima,
together with a New Map of the
; City of North Yakima,
And illustrated number of the “West Shore”
Magazine for March, for Free Distribution.
' Call at sir office soil net any of this Hotter, Free of Cod!
FEGHTER & LAW,
BEAL ESTATE ft INSURANCE AGENTS,
V.H». N'Hlon.l l»n>. ■ . ■ . Xoffb Trtlm. WMblamon
“The Old Reliable,”
GL W. CARY,
• * •• • •
!• ntill to bo found “doing business at the old atand,” on Yakima A vraa«.
... when will a taro |» found a complete atock of
Greneral Merchandise,
OonaiirtinK of DRY OOOPS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES. 4c„ 0 | nm niU,
In -connection with (be non Mm. Ouy conduct* n
Millinery Department,
*■ EmbnKln* all the Intent ndvclllm in UdiM’Wear,
i Yakima. Avo, North Yakima, W. T.
Summit View!
Now on Sa.l© by
Goodwin <fe Pugsley.
This Addition, platted into Acre Lots, af
fords the finest view in or about North
‘ Yakima; the best-of soil; plenty gf water.
IV FOB TEN DAYS!
•at Low Prices and on very Easy Terras.
terms and prices to builders.
■ ■ ■ ■■ ;o:
Goodwin & Fugsley,
<nrn nnr hatiomal lint.