The Yakima herald. [volume], June 13, 1889, Image 2

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

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Questionable procedure.
The Walla Walla Jomrnal, Tacoma
Globe, Tacoma Every Sunday. Puyallup
Commerce, Sprague Herald, CmmmMs
Chronicle of Dayton, Wallula Hemld, and
a number of other papers, are publishing
the advertisement of an Elleusborgh real
•Mate Arm and* giving editorial notices
advocating that town for the capital. In
payment for this very questionable pro
cedure they gal a lot ia the "Washing
ton Stale Capital Park." Bnt what ia
this so-called “Washington State Capital
Park?*' Is Han addition to fjw |own of
Ellsnsburgh? Most certainly not. It ia
a good (arm situated a long distance from
that town, which has been spoiled by
rotting np into lots for the purpose of
obtaining a cheap advertisement (or the
town and lor a shrewd firm of realty
dealers. When a newspaper will sell it#
.editorial columns and endeavor to sell
out its patrons—especially at eo low a
turn K U do wowfar thot tho (nblle
plow to littlo ralinncn in tb» «UHm«nU
of thoir locnl poporn. Tha EllnuWfb
boncnm in endoororioft to obUID tho
•UW capiul. Her ritiaana hare beta
bled lor the pnrpoee of forming a big
fend—probably hr coemption porpoete.
Quartern bare been engaged at Olympia
hr n el tong lobby to work upon tbrmrm
btn of tbo constitutional'convention. In
thin aha will labor without a boat Ann
rate the truest and bcfl bmb have bora
■abend to frame oar conetitnfion, and
corruption foods and other qtaOknabli
oOidi will find littla favor there. In
the matter of location of the capital, de
sirability la the way oL climate, locotkm
with a view to railway transportation and
convenience for the people, beauty of aha
and mo—dine, are all to be considered,
and where are tbaae advantsgm presented
to a greater degree than at Yakima T This
place will depend upon Ita merita. It
will net go before the people with a cor
raption fund, bet la aa hooM and up
right manner it will elate that for yean
Yakima hae maintained that it wan the
moat deairmble point for the capital: that
thin fact haa been generally recognised
by the people and thepreaa; that it b the
center of population and the center po
graphically; that it ia on the mainline of
t ha great Northern Pacific tranacontlnanta I
railroad, and that it commaoda all of the
mountain poems through which railways
can ha built au economic grades for over
half the length of the territory north and
south; that it commando the beet and
only feasible route late the Big Band and
to Spokane Falte; that n railroad ia now
projected from Oregon through Klickitat
to Yakima; that a railroad from Portland
and Vancouver b already building this
way, with Yakioea for Ha destination;
that tha Central Washington or cut-off
rood of tha Northern Pacific wiU build to
Yakima, and that the moautaiiu «re fall
ef eurvayurs tasking routee to davelsp tha
coal, bon, timber, copper, plumbago,
gold and stiver lands which ore naturally
tributary to Yakima. AU theea potato
and many more we wiU present and ask
in Justice to all that if tha capital b to be
removed it be given to the home nature
hae muds far it. Yakima b the bate laid
aut city on the coast; it b a cky of hand
asm# and substantial buaiaees and pub
erty that the people of can
point towithprida as tha capital of their
TOWN TALK.
IktHuiMKMlohmmilim
iMimiM thlomk.
aad tho irovißi tnp an (tiktr nainic
forward rapidly or (la ooon .hot. hrigo
tloaiaaot.all dnnooil Mr ntoaded
to) artog bt Into tho gronad It lair,
nan warn to irrigate the fine ynr than
oror ollor, bat with plraty of B tho crop io
ngaod u Mold load It ia a pity that
Ikt thrifty gardoao an oot mm thr
ndhoad, kr tho liooflt of troopirra.
V>
Om old bind Mary .01 lad an*
pky lor Mo lofppfal eator* la halpiag hh
"oatUoWoado la thalr tool. Ho won
ororoa Hondoy. aad it la aaio to wurr
that tho SoattW pooplo on my (lad la
harohln than.
V
It lo Mt idronal CO oar tho anokc
hanging areoad tho oooMlolno, hot m
kora to onto, that oott of thing id Um
It* of a htarily.oodtd raago. It h
oono anonoroHoa of tho thnatonp.
omoHaon to hao. that h him) oa
tho othor oidr.
*.o
Om would think, to boor .11 tho UU
•hat to pint ■round, that tha conalito
•too*! ooneanlloo b an into Itat Inn to ran
•tone an rummer and bta into the tall
Tha Uct U. than naad be not more that
twowaekaeonanmadlatheworkolmab
lot a contoitotloo—or thraa aaaka at th.
■tllill Whan wa coaaidrr tha ampl
matorlab at hand man thirty odd coo
tohntiona in good woaklat oadaa-it '■
apparent that —rent) -tea picked man
nan dad what la hrot adapted M oni con
dHiaaa, and atU hare ample tlma to r
Into tho tldmdat hndnwa. wltboat »oery
tog aw.y at it d aamaaar. Of conn,
there wttl ha aaaaa recy ptotoaad am
akto agn Im.to ha liataaad to and par
hopa atom aat it partially mad; hat then
ffW have ana point of eimllmity that wfl
toad to maka them ntonotonana. Iht
will ha found to coaaiat la a doraalh
ton naiad lightning-red behind each ora
toabaledtot. The amount of ability the.
•trM be ahat Into them aCorta of the future
P*to mamleti of that oanaaation re
enough to make unfa hand art* area in
Ad of thbbnobaiitUlag
of the actual work In hand. It ij of the
highest importance; bat the men are ca
pable (enough of them) to make a abort
Job of It. The humbug will be in trying
to do much outaide work under the gen
eral head’d constitutional convention.
Speaking of the convention suggests
the report that there baa been formed
over in Olympia a sort of hotel-boanling
bouae-room-to-rent “trust,” which ha*
gobbled everything from a carpeted and
bay-windowed suit to an attic chamber,
fur money-making purposes. A brief and
bosineae-like seas ion would tend to let
down this enterprising combination, to
aay the least; and to aay the moat it will
not recommend Olympia as a proper place
lo continue the capital. An Ellens
burgher la authority lor the statement
that the town of EHsnahnrgh has en
gaged headquarter*, and la ready to open
np its campaign for procuring the capital.
It will be amusing to saa Olympia and
EUensboifh work their schemes. Of
course it will help to prolong the social
occasion. The heelers from Ellsnsburgh
will-try to bay and trade their way Into
the good graces of the convention, while
the aiy old-timers at Olympia will work
their twilight wiles with good effect. The
chances are that it will be an extravagant
waste ol effort, and that it will be laft to
the legislature, and so have to bs all done
over again. U there la anything on earth*
that Olympia can cope with it is a legis
lators. She can bring out her betels and
boarding-houses, and dinner* and sup
per*. and young ladies and old ladies to
flatter and smile upon the susceptible;
she can none the rheumatic one, fill the
lusty ones, and withal make it right
lively. It is dUßcnlt to see bow EUsns
borgb, even with rooms hired so long a
time in advance, can hope to prevail
againat each odds. As for Yakima, there
will always be a majority ia favor of
making it the capital, for the reason,
principally, that it is the best place for
the capital.
The facib and gUttering Scbubs comes
back from New York loaded with inter
views. which ere occasionally fired off at
ouch gam# as shows up. The Spokane
ilr.tcir received a shot whl.h scattered
over thb way, and encourages os to be
lieve that there are better cartridges toy
ing bock in thwebambere of the broach,
so to apeak. It b fairly surmisable that
we are to stand in the busy orator of all
that b to be inaugurated and pushed for
ward in central Washington; and wa sus
pect that, with the old of a good pair of
fiaid-gbssee. ooa may ace a railroad or
two coating thb way, with nothing to
obstruct it save an irrigating ditch here
there bring opened up on a large scale.
This is .10 be a gr-at year for central
Washington, and there to more in this
giitteringly generalised bit of Town Talk
than can be definitely told in thb week's
Among the appointments made by the
president on Monday was that of Frank
D. Hobbs to be register of the toad office
to BaH Lake Cite. Utah. Mr. Hobbs to
wall-known to many of oar people, having
been hare every year for the past eight or
ten to inspect the V. & land office. On
hie last trip, n year ago. he bought some
town lots, and so te a tax-payer. He to a
a veteran, on crutches, and a most effi
cient and admirable man in tha service.
Tux folly of dividing counties before
tha divisions are capable of self-support
to illustrated by the first annual exhibit
of tha finances of Okanogan county. The
amount of tax collected on assessment for
the year 1889 • IHB9 was $3413.45, and
the whole amount of money received into
the treasury from all son roes wassoJO7.S7,
of whkh $5340 waa for liquor licenses.
Against this warranto were ironed to the
amount of $37,343.53, leaving a deficit for
the flrot year of $18,836.15.
Ton Cavanaugh of the iterriron to
making a vigorous kick over the appoint
ment of Val KUroy as pest master to!
Olympia. maaßm^ass
Tux Hgattie BUfti says that Allen C.
Mason and W. J. Thompson of Tacoma
are in tha sanatoria! turn.
'neonera.
H. 8. Hasan writes that ha will soon
bs in Yaktoaa with O. W. Hunt and make
a thorough investigation of tha country.
A dispatch from Walla Walla, the
home of 6. W. Hunt, to tha Tacoma
Uiftr and other popam roods: It te re
ported here that Hunt shortly intends to
brain tha construction ef a road from
Yakima up the Notches river to Olympia
and Fort Towoosod.
Pool Scholar la Spohoap Arriftr: N. P.
load dopartnrat will pgocerd lo aiir
a thcroagh examiaatioa of tho moontoin
no port loco of tho lorritory, with a rlr.
a tho drnlopooool of thrir iroa aad cool
rooonrra. Whan oral or Inn oga h*
fooodio qaaatitln oalhrlont to joatifr
ho npooditalr, opum of broach roado
oil bo opoedily ronjOna-tad n n to
make the dapoaiu available. It ia be*
iered that oar coal deposlta ia Washing*
lon tarrltoip mac M to developed aa to
enable na to aupplp all tho coal that ir{
oeadoa the facidc conal; and I abo.
:iaea great faith in tbada>rlopn>aota<im-i
.ewtantiren mine*, than eopplyln* an
ahee factor in tha induatrial proaperity
md rommerrbl areal nem of the Pacific
aorthwaat.
William Montgomery, a farmer living
•ear port Tbwaarnd, who heretofore bore
■n oacelbol repnlalton' waa rereotiy lore
•arnad of the coming of a party of kb
wfghbora to tor and leather him and i
oehapa lynch him, and ho rare pad
hrengh the hack dooe at kb hoota and
ltd tho coon try Ho la charged with
taring bean criminally intimate for'
oootha paaawttbhb 13 year old daughter. 1 *
Him. Montgomery b a me tog. buxom'
woman and dlaclalmad all knowtohm of
tot hnaband'a frightful crime, of which
there b now no notation.
Leonard Rwett, at one Mpu bw partner
at Abraham Lincoln and a well known
realdito of Chicago died on tha nh loot. '
STRICKEN SEATTLE.
Tta Bulmu Quite of tko Qiou City
of .the Soud ii Rids.
The Flora, West Ultra will Mr tulle
KrssMr thaw Befere—*efcle Me
spouse «• |he <ioveruor*s Call.
On Thursday afternoon, June 6th, a
boiling pot of glue was tipped over in the
paint shop of James McOongh, at the
corner of Front and Madison streets, Se
attle, starting the Are that swept from ex
istence sixty-four acres of business blocks
with their contents, valued at fifteen mil
lions of doliarst All that portion of the
eity from Union street southward for the
distance of a mile, and from the water
front eastward for a quarter ol a mile, is
gone. Every building except the Boston
block fell a prey lo the flames. The
wharves are all destroyed excepting three
or four smaller ones In the north end of
the eity. All the principle hotels includ
ing the Occidental, the Brunswick, Ar
lington and New England; every news
paper. excepting the prohibition sheet,
the Lender, every bank building, the
mills, coal bunkers, railroad property and
in fact everything burnable within the
area mentioned is in ashes.
No news was received here of the disaster
until Friday "mornlag and then the re
ports were so vague that Ha extent could
not be appreciated. About eleven o'clock
the following proclamation was received
by Mayor Herd.
“The city of Pewttle, the pride of Wash
ington, is in ashes. A hurricane of Are
has swept over the queenly city and she
fs in ruin*. Thousands of her ritiaena
are without food or shelter. Nothing
can subdue the indomnitable spirit of her
people. She will rise again. In her dn>-
solation she ia not suppliant bnt there are
homeless people to bo sheltered and hun
gry ones to be fed. I appeal to the great
hearted people of this territory, who have
generously responded to the cry of die
trees from Johnstown, to heed this appeal
for aid to their own suffering fellow dti
sens. Subscriptions ran lie sent to the
mayor, Robert Moran.
Milks C. Mouax.
Governor.
In a vary short time the members of
the council were gotten together and on a
petition signed by citterns, a relief fund
of (1 WO wan voted. Subscription papers
were then circulated among the business
men and enough money additional was
subscribed to purchase a car-load of flour,
and several tons of beef, bacon, batter
and vegetables, which sell shipped that
day. On receipt of the telegraphic noti
fication of Yakima’* contribution, Mayor
Moran wired Mayor Reed aa follows:
Your noble response to the tidings of
our affliction we can never forget.
The story of the fire aa gathered from
numerous sources ia as follows: The fire
started in tbr Pontine block, a two story
frame building. An alarm was turned in
but before the department reached the
scene the building woe a mass of flames.
It was clearly impossible for the
building to be saved, but unfor
tunately it was .not realised until much
valuable time was lost. Wind was blow
ing from the .southeast when the fire
started and. though it was comparatively
calm when the wind increased in velocity
aa time went on. •
Despite the strenuous exertions of fire
men, the fiamea extended down Wont
street, taking in all the frame buildings
between Madison and Marion on the meet
aide of the street. On the opposite side
stood Frye’s block, a magnificent build
ing, four stories high, and containing the
opera bouse. It waa now seen that it was
in imminent danger of being destroyed,
and attention waa directed to it, but too
late. A bridge of fire bad formed across
the street, and the firemen were power
less. There wee no force of water and
tha streams did not reach up to the third
story window. At about SAiit was seen
1 that the building was irrevocable lost.
About the same time the Commercial
mill, to the west of the Pontius block, I
which had previously been secure from
the fiamaa, owing to the direction of the!
wind, caught fire and the combustible j
material in it was aflame In an Incredibly {
short snare of time. From Commercial 1
mill the fire extended >lown, taking in ]
the couuiiUsfoa houses along the water
front. From Marian street it extended!
down to Columbia and thence to Cherry, j
Then cams the Kan Francisco store, the j
handsome Union block, in which Judge]
lewis was largely interested, the build- j
injra of the Gordon and Beattie Hardware i
| Companies and aU of the figs buildings
, down to James street. Here the Yester-:
* Lesry block soorumbed. A strong effort |
woo rnodo to nro tho Orddratol botol
hot tho oddo .pro too mot aad H otto
war takea iato tho lory miner. Fran
that on rlnr'thronah Connon-ial otnot
and donate tho hnv thr courwr .ao ao
iniprdod aad bpfgpp many honra had
panod bg thr ratirr baoiaono portioa of
Spotlit voa nothing bat a WwrlcpoM
rind oh of aohro and nuno.
naa PLoonao.
Mpomw. FWd a Mayor, of tbia dfy.'
hod a hotphrr ohopoa Coonajroi'iol rtrppt,;
aad thrir lon la roUtnalrd at* hot. ora
lour and flap thonoand dollaro. Mr.
Mpypr. »irfi wu in charge, nhhoaib he:
lort all bin tool* aad rvrn thing el«e in !
far*, baft a ahn|> opened la »rm»hrr loca
tion by 6 o'clock thr next morning ami
wae dotnj a thriving Imdnr** in Yakima.
. aleak* ami jolaU.
II Toklae, Hiotmun A Co.'* loa* was
oa which they carried an inaar*
anceof *150,000.
j The Inaorance carried hr Beattie ban*
; aeae mra waa very li .iil. Far Inatanr»,
j W. I*. Boyd had a atock rained at (• •,*
OUO.on which the iaaoramvonly amount*
'•die IIWO. Thatotal Inaurabcaon the
Aflaaa mJUiooa of property daateoytd vaa
bat 9tA 4 »0. Many owner* of floe
building* only carried insurance to com
the plat# gUaa and paint.
. Alter tho lira the city yaa p)acad ander
martial law. Bo Hqoora wave allowed u,
' be aold and the Bret regiment N. O. W ,
j guarded the city.
! It la peopoaed to replat (he harmed die*
trirt, ntralghtening Ihn afreets. and In
cYTUMing t heir width to ninety fret. No
wooden bulldiugn will »• hllow*l in the
burnt tlintrict.
D. E.
Fred K. Heed, lo* S7OOO by the burning
of hie *tore. He carried no immraaoe.
Tacoma Inta contributed about 190.000
in money and a vaet amount of provia
i< na to the relief committee. She ban
done nobly and in receiving praiae from
all quarters.
Spokane Falla contributed IfIOJU, Port*
land |IU,OOO and San K-ancbco 110,000
to the relief fund.
The lint Seattle paper to reach the
llaaALO after the fire was the
The Path I nUI/igencer soon followed, but
both were of diminutive site, aa every
presa in the city was destroyed excepting
Job presses.
Jim McGougb’a glue pot will go down
in hie!ory with Widow l*ary'a cow. It
will he remembered that the Utter kicked
over the lantern that fired Chicago.
The vaults of all of the banka stood the
fire teal well, but the contents of a num
ber of private safes, including those of
Toklaa, Singerman A Co. and J. F. Me-
Naught, wars totally destroyed.
Dave Wilson was chnirmau of the Ta
coma relief committee and in addition to
subscribing S6OO he personally took charge
of the feeding of the hungry and the dis
tribution of supplies. Allen C. Mr.soo,
another good man, sent a host load of
previsions td the stricken city.
The quarters of the prostitutes on
Washington street were cleaned out by
fire. An effort is being made to prevent
them from getting a new foothold in the
city.
Already Beattie has commenced to re
build, and on a grander scale than ever.
Gangs of men have lieen set to work
clearing away the debrie and in some in
stances brick are even now going into
the wall. Every unemployed mason and
carpenter that can be found will be given
work in the rebuilding of the Queen City.
Lew's Mast wad Mmm More.
Don’t forget to call at Lea's Boot and
Shoe Store for footwear of all kinds. It
will be to your advantage to examine
goods and prices. You will find there
the celebrated J. S. Nelson & Sons’ shoes.
They will receive in a few days fits cele
brated “Burt” hand-sewed ahoes. Don’t
forget the place—opposite Guilland House.
Coed Accommodations.
The lodging house on Second street,
has been completed and furnished. There
is not only room for all, but good accom
modations. Everything new and clean.
Kooma reas >nal>le. W. H. Rows,
tf. , Proprietor.
—Don't fail to hear the flue orchestra
at the new Zoo.
—The hideous devii Hah, the vampire
of tbe am. at the new Zoo.
THE
NewYtrlStirc
(MiitGfllsFirtlsllui.
Hats, Capa.
w« have rseently opened with a fresh aioek.
Sell for.
Cash and Give
as low prices
lAa can ba bad aaywbere on tba Coast. By pay
ln« cash for our goods era ore able to make the
; dlsruuats and each purchaser from ns gets the
| benefit We bare bad ten yean experwnea In
tba Fast.
And Quarantee
.
All Goods as We Bap
resent Them.
Give us a sail and examine our Mack.
fattllliM
Proprietors.
Y.him, Aw.. Opp- Y.H». S.ll Bmk.
Harvey & Biggam,
Blaeksailtls (Wacnutm
WITH \ AfiAIHA, «««■,
Hivlag purchased the entire atoeh and too’*.
; •< c - MS'Vaen, Naath Yakima, wa hare taken
ehaneof the aid ahop on Fr.mt it., and we aak a
I For.—*.,wing done to perGetloo.
IIAKVF.Y a biogam.
Fire Wood ft Draying.
.-■isviissj'ift-as j
I alao ran two drava. and am prepared to da
‘fc t , |
Difisolutlon Notice.
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nwutaarohlp hareWora avlatln* batweeu *
L. Bryaan sad I. J. elrleer. anlrr ha,
s.€“hirK!?rc! , *~ u “ 4 ~*-
t*. 1, «nw»B.
Wnotfd
Note of Special Hectin.
the foliov. u* two |mv|*»lUoiu will be submitted
qualified electo-s of mM DUirlct, to-wit:
Plnd—shall a tax be levied sufficient to raise
fee am* of twelve thousand (»13.0o) dollars to
bnlld a sehobl house Mi fbs weal *ld<- of the
North'rn Pacific Unllrosi track In uld District?
I Those In favor..( such lax vwts yvs, and those
oppow d vote no.
Macood—ehall a tax Is- levied sufficient to raise,
tbs sum of six thousand (|».wjo) dollar* to build
•oadrtlthru »utheptesrul school house in said
TinN« ln taro- Of such tax rote jrw, and tbeae
Opposed Tote DO.
fjftTaoe lll - • b * nM
i “Every inbabiUnt. nude or female, over the
i age of tueatv-oue >ears, who shall have rssWed
luthvHchool District for three months tmmedi
alcljr juveevdiuK any District meeting, and who
•ball have paid or be liable to pay any tax, ex
eept poll or road tax In said District, shall be a
•~ i »• —•
The polls will be open at nine o'cloek In the
moraine of Jane 3. IS*, at the school house on
Second street In the City of North Yakima. In
■aid Uiatrict. andeoutiane open without recess
until six o’clock In the evening.
WM. V. THtMugR.)
as*.: i: 5, thom'J'k, I"-*
K. H. Milxot, Clerk. n»j2K>t
"•TICK rOR PI MI.ICATIO*.
I vttn Omrs at South Yakima. W. T.,l
Janos, u*. I
XTOTICKk hereby siren that the following
lx named settler has Sled notice of his inten
tion to make Anal proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before register
and receiver of U. 8. I.snd Office at North Yak
lua, W. T., on 2-th of Julv. UW, vli:
ciuri.e* r. uPAvrmc.
Of Prosser, W. T . who made homeetrad applies
lion No. .74. for the K‘* of NK>* and EJ, of UK',*
of nee. 4. Tt». *N.K. 2b bod. W. M. We name,
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land,
via: Usury a. McFerrvn, Henry W. t reason.
* •ldj»«H ,, rde , j and Georgs P. Cline, all of Proa-
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows any
substantial reason, under the law and regula
ttons of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at tb# above mentioned time and
place to erossexamlne the witness** of said
claimant, fad to otter evidence in rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
j»|im IRA if. RRirrz. Rsgirter.
OMKHT E. A NDmNoilc* •« lalHtlOU
•• .Rake Haul Pi nag.
Land Ornca at North Yakima. W. T.,i
May t*h, I&X>. )
JTOTICE Is hereby given that
1. DOTP A. C|*IK*HXME.
Moxee, W. T., has died notice of intention to
make proof on his desert land claim No. IK. for
the .»>, sac A . twp is, N H H K, before the reg
ister and receiver at North Yakima, on Friday,
the 14th dav of Jane, IN.
He names ttie following witnesses to prove the
complete Irrigation and reclamation of said land:
K. ii. Nichols and K. O. Murford, of North
Yakima, W. T., and George Ker and C. D.
Hyland, of Moxee. W. T. Any person who de
sires to protest against the allowance of anch
proof or who knows of any rabstautftl reason,
under the law and regulations of the Interior
department, why such proof should not he al
lowed. will be given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to rraaawxamlne the
witnesses of said claimant, sud to offer evidence
in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant
mythJeU I HA M. Kftl’TZ, Register.
wont i: rou rrnLiCATWi.
Laud Owri at Nobth Yakima, W. T.,(
May Uli, IKBH. f
VOTICIU hereby glxcn tbnt the following
O named wttler has filed notice oI hi* Intco
tlon to make final proof in support of bla claim,
ami that said proof will he made before tbs rex
later and receiver at North vskln.a, w. r.. June
Utb, ins. via;
WKKXEt m.vywvld (of North Yakima;,
«>lo made hd. spi'H-ailou Kc. 200 for tbe «w' 4 ,
of n*>. # . ami nc',of and *? l 4 of nw« 4 . and '
nc* ,of »»h sec SJ, twp Ik north of ranxe u» east.,
w. m. He name* tbe followiox witnesses to ,
prove hi* continuous residence noon and cultl- !
\all»u of raid land, via: Hen 17 P. WlnchesWr.:
Abrebara Morrison, Win. Harris, Albert rerclval, 1
aJI of North Yakima, W. T. Any perron who de-'
•Iras to protect axa>n«( the allowance of inch I
proof, or who known any substantial man. un
der tbe law* and regulation* of tba interior De- I
partment. why sneb ptSof should not be allowed
will be xlvrn an opportunity at tbe above men
tioned time and place to the wlt
nome» of aald claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of tbat submitted by uid claimant.
n»y»)e..". IRA M. KKUTX. Kcxlater.
Katie* far VaMnUsai
Ia» Orwi at Noani Yakima, W. T*,»
• June l«h. 1889. f
TOOTICK la hereby given that the following
named settler ba* filed notice ol bla la
tent lou to make final proof in support of bU
claim, and tbat said proof will be made before
tbejregister and receiver at tbe L’. H. land ofllce
at North Yakima, W. T., on Aug.... now, via;
UTI A. CAMFIKLD, *
(o* Biekletoa. W. T.) who made b*d app No IU.
fur theawk 4 sec 32. twpT.irfla He name* tba
following witnesses to prove bis continuous res
dance upon and cultivation of said land, vis:
Cbartes Villon. jOsona H. Evans, W. C. Exans.
David Gleason, all of Biekletoa, W. T. Any perron
who desire* to protest against tba allowance of:
neb proof or who knows any substantial reason. 1
nndec the law sad regulation* of the Interior de 1
partment, wh» each proof should not hr silo wed,
will be xtvn an opportunity at tbe above men
tioned time and place to croascaaminc the wit
acmes of aald claimant, and to offer evidence In I
rebuttal ef tbat submitted by claimant.
kX-iyt* lEA M KRL'TZ. Register.
Notice for PahtlraUsn.
Land Orruk at Norm Yakima, W. T.,1
July loth, imf
’VOTICE U hereby given that the following
named aettler hu filed outlet •( her In
tention to make final proof to rapport of tier
ejalm. sod that aald proof will be made before
(ha rtglatcr and receiver at th« (’. «. land o«ee.
North Yakima, on July a, IW. via:
KNTHKK UTArriMH,
homestead Sa Tk>, for tha na>« re. », twplO.
■rl* a. nhf p»»«* tha following wllunwi to
prova bar eouJaaona teald.ure upon and culti
vation- of raid laud, vli: Grant Wrlrbt, «.f
North Yakima, W, T.; A. L. Pritchett, M. Mrnry.
Lake Downing, of Proaaer. w r.
Ab» paraou who desiraa to protect again*
tha allowanre of aaeh proof, or who know* of
any rabrtaatial raaaon. aadar tha law and rag u
Jatlooa of too Interior Department why auah
proof ahould not ba allowed, will ba given an
eopartmally at tha a nova mentioned flat aad
placa to eroaa caamlna tha wltaaaaaa of said
claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of
that submitted by elalmant.
IRA
Nattee (or PaUkallaa.
Laud Omci at Norm Yakima, W. T.,(
Jium iu*. iw. >
TVOT'CI la heaaby given that tha inflowing
aaaaad aatUar baa filad not lea of bla In
tention to make final proof ta auppurt of bla
claim. and that aaid proof will ba made before
the register and receiver at tha C. 8. land oifire,
NorthTaklma.on Jnlys». m. via;
JOHN MHAW,
(of Hovardala. W. T.) bomawead No. IM. for U>«
neS are a. twp 7. ar*7 e. Ha aamae tba follow
lagwitaamaa to prove bla continuous residence
W. fdJao -b O. Kolph and lUqu.hal Ward, of
Aiy perwm who deairaa to protest against the
hDowhaeo of eaeh proof, or who kaowaof any
rabataatial reason. under the law and the regu
latlone of tba interior D« part went, whv ra.h
proof ahould not ba allowed, will be Riven an
opportunity a? the above named time and placv
b> croae-examlna tba witnesses of mM rlslmttu
and 10 oltbr evidence la rcl-uUal uf that mhmtt
led bv rUlmaat.
; IK A M. KRITZ. Keglatp:
Notice to Creditors.
F.tUUf W. A. Mnnrot, (UctattH:
[ ’VwTK E 19 HfUtfWY GIVEN By THE VJf.
dortlgocd. \dnilnl«tr*rrlx of tha Estate of
w A Monroe, deeenwi. to the creditor* of and
aU persona bavin* claim* acalnt aald decease!
lor aralaat the community Batate. f *ald d.-rca**',
and bla wife. Harsh I. Voimv. prior fo hi* de
! eewae. ta axblbll them with the nacaaeary vouch
ero. within me year of the first publication of
I *%*• **» ,hr Administratrix. at tba
I Aee of Rrovla, Mlrta A Grave*, the same Win*
j-y
ft litreiff Capital M
* SSssasT
; Will Exhibit in-YaKkna Tuesday, July 2nd.
Two S-aml ** |». m.
.A. Ghrand
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