The Yakima herald. [volume], August 08, 1889, Image 3

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THE YAKIMA HBfiM
Official Paper of Yatima Coiity.
THURSDAY. AUGUST v IWS.
('ll \MHKK •* ('OMMRRrC ORUjIXIZEU.—
Hlo|m were taken by citizens on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week which prone
iso to result in much benefit to Yakima
and the surrounding country. A Cham*
tier of Commerce wan organized with a
membership embracing nearly all of the
leading and enterprising men of the city.
I*. S. Hewlett was elected president, L.
Frank (Jordon secretary, and L. K. Hew
lett. Kdwurd Whitson, K. M. Heed. A. B.
Weed and W. A. Cox the executive com
mittee. Mr. (Jordon has resigned hia
position of chief clerk of the U. 8. land
office and a ill devote hia entire time to
hia new duties. The object of the board
is to advance the interests of the city and
country and judging from the vigor with
whii h the executive committee and sec
retary have taken hold, of the work bene
ficial results will soon ho manifest. The
board has secured the large store room
in the new hotel for quarters which will'
be kept open throughout the day. An
earnest request ia made that farmers gar
deners and fruit growers bring in samples i
of their products for exhibition.
SruoEMTioNN to Histes Cmrs. —Wo rail
the attention of our abler cities to the ]
editorial in tbisisauo of the Hebalu en
titled "Wide Street* and Low Buildings.”
North Yakima owe* it* present ininia
nity from disastrous fires, more tot 1.-fact
that ita streets are broad, ahmle tree* on
every able with irrigation ditch"* full ot
water along each highway than any other
cause. Now that the burnt citlea have to
rebuild will it not lie well to copy after
Iteuutiful Yakima in this particular ? The
residents of Yakima are sorrowful at the
disasters which have met their neighbors
ami friends and wo offer these sugges
tions as modifications in city building de
manded by our peculiar climate and sum
mer temperature.
A Bio Yield.—Not that the rejmrt cir
culated by some irrcs|ionsib!c paper that
the system of irrigation on the MoxCe is a
failure needs any further refutation, but
as a matter of news and to show how
good the crops are the Hekalu w ill state
that the threshing of less than two hun
dred acres of grain by the Moxee Com
pany, was finished to-day and resulted
in a yield of (HUM bushels, an average of
considerable over thirty bushels to the
acre. This is a remarkable showing for
new* land and for a season w hen the re
ports from all sections indicate an un
usually light crop.
A Nkeoeu Public iMPuuvEMK.Nr.—Main
street of Yakima City is being graded.
Mayor McAuslnn of that town says the
citizens of Yakima are strong advocates
of the county opening up a direct road
from gap to gap, aud by planting shade
trees and having running water on either
aide make it the most attractive drive in
the territory. As the citizens of North
Yakima arc also a unit in favor of thin
proposition the county commissioners
would subserve the wishes of a large ma
jority of their constituents by taking ste|>s
in this direction an early an possible.
A Woroßiatu Os Melons.— Ya
kima beats the world for watermelons.
Melons weighing upward of forty pounds
are too common to excite attention. Col.
Howlett shipped three hundred melons
to the Hound to-dav over a hundred of
which would average forty-five pounds,
and a Cuban Queen is ou display at Mac-
Lean, Reed A Co.’s office, from tin* ranch
of W. T. Wilson, that weighs fifty-four
(founds. Tacoma and Seattle are con
suming Yakima watermelons by the car
load.
Moves to Fin a 100 Island.— The Farmer
newspaper will be published in Yakima
bat two weeks longer. The viking who
runs it is anxious to get near his sea do
main and will remove bis plant toFiduigo
Island, where he is interested in three
hundred acres of ground which has been
platted into lots. He has traveled from
Sake Lake to Yakima stopping at various
points along the road where lie has pub
lished papers and now he goes to the
Jumping otf place.
Will Vote Tula Fall rou Capital.—
The committee with wliont the matter of
atate capital location was placed weak
ened before the storm of indignation
which was raised by their surprising
recommendation that Olympia he made
the permanent capital. An effort was
then made to delay Us submission to the
voters for four yean. but a telegram re
ceived from Delegate J. T. Eshelman to
day indicates that it will be submitted to
a vote this fall.
Bad Rodi.ym Coons.— Another murder
is recorded against the negro coal miner*
at Roalyn. It occurred Sunday night and
was the outgrowth of an old quarrel over
a sable prostitute. James Thomas want
ed to pick a fight with George Washing
ton. Washington warned Thomas to
keep away but the warning being disre
garded Washington drew a revolver and
fired, the bull piercing a vital part and re
sulting In almost immediate death. Wash
ington la in Jail.
Notice.— There are two bay mares with
black legs, manes and tails that are re
ceiving pasturage at Capt. J. H. Thomas’
home ranch. They are strays, and the
owner can have the same by paying ex
penses of pasture and advertising.
Marrjkd.— At North Yakima, Thurs
day, August Btb, 1889, by the Rev. K. C.
Head, J. C. Berry to Miss Oliie Vaughn,
both of Yakima county.
Bo».—At North Yakima, Friday.
August 2, 1889, to the wife of James T.
Greer, a daughter.
Bonn.—North Yakima, August 6th,
4889, to the wife of J. D. Cornett, a son.
—Petroleum has been found at the
bead of the Natchee*. A company has
bean organixad In this city for the develop
mat of the property.
MKII. OHP.VITIW.
—Two cur low]# of ice are shipped
weekly from Yakima to Tacoma.
—SI* loth given away to people who
will build, Goodwin A racier. * J
—The room* of the Washingtim Bii*-
c hemic College are located over the post
office.
—Samuel A., the only child of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Dyer, died at Kllenslmrgh,
July 14.
—The |sj«toffice will I*3 open on Sun
days hereafter from 11 to 12 a. m., and
from 2:30 to 4 p. m.
j —The assessment valuation of Yakima
j county has increased over half a million
| dollar** during the past vear.
—Agent Priestley informs the Hekalu
that A. (J. Rackrodt will remain at the
agency aa government miller.
—A car load of machinery w as received
from Racine, Wisconsin, Wednesday, for
Yakima’s new steam laundry.
—Walter J. Heed has leased his hotel
at Cle-Klnm to A. Sassa and will devote
ids attention largely to mining. *
—On Saturday last the president a\>-
polnted Capt. Robert Dunn to succeed;
i Gen. W. Carey, resigned, as postmuster.
I — l The |a<lies of St. Nicholas Guild will
1 give a lawn social at the residence of Mrs.
—The Kittitas milk dealers have raised
their prices tocents per quart. The
' occasion is (he dry weather and shortness
of grass.
—The contract for painting the three
big county bridges has lieen let to Mr.
Peterson, and the contract price is up
warda of f9OO.
—The new hotel which J. V. Moflit is
building at Ellensbnrgh is to lie christen
ed the Horton House, after Chief Justice
Horton, of Kaunas.
—The building formerly occupied by
Shardlow A McDaniel has been lens's! to
Wells, O’Hare A Co., lately of Pcndie
i ton. and will lie opened as a sakion.
—An effort was made at the Inst meet
ing of the council to make the salary of
the chief of the fire department |75 per
month. The amount was finally cut down
to |4u and panned.
—The City Council ban authorized
Mavor Reed to investigate the cost and
workings of chemical fire engines of large
capacity with n view to the purchase of
one for North Yakima.
—The corner property adjoining Stein
er’s hotel ban been sold by JJ. Armstrong.
It in reported that Shnrdloa- A McDaniel
are the purchasers, and that they will
build a two-ntory brick thereon.
—Arrangements are being made for the
direct delivery and receipt of train mail
at Yakima City. The trains will not
stop hut a device known in the service an
pouch or mail hooka will lie used.
—Petitions have been presented to the
county commissioners for a bridge across
the Yakima nt Kiona, and npother one
aemsa the Yakima at a point heat calcu
lated to accommodate the people of Kone
woek.
—The territorial democratic convention
will be held at EBensbnrdi and the re
publican convention at Walla Walla. The
date of the former baa not been decided
npon. The latter will lie held Septem
ber 4th.
—Donald Morrison, of Rees*r Creek,
Kittitas county, was arrested last week,
chaired with the sednetion of M : ss Etta
Evans. Morrison was "iven a prelimin
ary examination at KHensburdi. Friday,
and bound over In the snm of #SOO.
—Kittitas county has a wild man who
wears no clothing, is covered by hair
and lives smong the rorka in Menastnsh
canvon. The unfortunate is supposed to
be Frank Streamer, an eccentric charac
ter, who was at one time justice of the
peace of the comity.
—Carey, Chapman A Co. have lost
heavily by the recent fires. Two thous
and three hundred bottles of the’r Fio
rhemic remedies were destroyed in the
Seattle fire, 500 at EMensbnrgh. 2010 in
the burning of Mr. Chapman’s bouse and
300 at Spokane Falls.
—The auction sale of lots situated In an
addition to Ellensbnreh, which was
largely advertised and which was held at
the Alpha opera home, Tacoma, Tues
day evening, was an- ignoble failure.. The
real estate firm having the sale in charge
said the next day that the scarcity of bids
for the first lot “was only equalled hy the
entire abaence of propositions to huv
which greeted our immediately following
invitation for bids.”
—Samuel Fear, having rented the Ah
tannin Dairy from W. H. Carpenter, is
now prepared to fnrnish milk to the pub- 1
lie at low prices and In first-class condi- j
Hon, having a wagon especially fitted up■
for the purpose. It.
—Disease ia caused by a lack of some
constituent part of the human orgahism
at the part affected. Blochemlc Reme- i
dies supply the deficitgicy » n( * thna re
store the normal condition. 28tf.
—Go and examine those elegant gold i
watches at RedfMd'a. They an* daisies
and to cheap! Remember, thev are war
ranted as represented or no trade.
—A fine new line of saddles, harness,
etc., just received at C. K. McKwen’a
shop. Yakima avenue. *
—Goodwin A Pnpley'* fire insurance
companies do not cancel their policies.
Give us a call. *
—Goodwin A Pugs ley’s fire insurance
companies do not cancel their policies.
Give os a call. *
—Good win A Pugaley have cheap money j
to loan on improved business property.*
—Goodwin A Pugaley have cheap money
to loan on improved business property.* j
—Hix lots giren away to people who 1
will build, (foodwin A Pugaley. • 1
I*KRMVZI.<
William Ker hu> to dry for VH'rls.
11. C
Harry spinning and wire i r.-» vMtlnc
on the Found.
Mrs. It. |». t'.H liu- iv’umed iron* Im
visit to the Sound.
A. 11. Keym ids will leave for Alaska
about the 20th. inst
Dave Wilson spent Wednesday and
Thursday In th« city this week.
John A. Ditter of Wisconsin is in the
city visiting his brother, Henry Ditter.
(Jt*o. W. Goodwin and fumiiy are rurtl
rating at the S*da springs’ camp on the
reservation.
Miss Patents a. slater of Mrs. Kdwsrd
| Whitson, returned Wednesday from
i Walls Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Snipes and son
1 and Mrs. Chas. Pond are in the city the
guests of H. 11. Allen and family.
S. J. fs»we has gone to Tacoma to soe,
about marketing his big crop of water
melons. He took a carload along with
him for a sample.
Seth A. l/>w and wife, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. sjient several days in the city iaat
week. Mr. I/»w gained considerable re
nown a few years ago. by being elected
mayor id Brooklyn on tbe Young Men’s
Ticket.
I>r. ti. J. Hill returned Tuesday from
Euro)ic. lie made the trip (rum Queen**
tow n to North Yakima, stopping one day
in New York, in twelve days crossing the
big jiond in the steamer City of Paris,
which has the fastest time on record to
her credit.
The Hon. Thomas 11. Brents was in'
the city to-day. lie is swinging around !
the circle and doing s tremendous (
amount of handshaking. Tho lion. Turn |
wants a seat in the I'. K Senate, aud ns}
he is an untiring worker, he may get'
there. Application and—and hsndshak-,
tag are very telling factors sometimes.
—All styles of'job printing at the Hkr- J
alu office.
—Go to Bartholet Bros, for your Yaki
ma dairy butler. »
—Removal sale at Vining e Btlger’s.'
Hardware cheap.
—Tinware, lamps, and birdcage:'at cost '
at Vining «i Biiger’s.
—Myron H. Kills has the finest line of j
neckwear in the city. *
—Five hundred I sixes of soap at Barth-!
olet Bros, only $1.26 per Isix. *
—Alfalfa hay for sale at Capt. Inver
arity's ranch. A Lenoir, proprietor. *
—<’. J. Taft has just received a large,
invoice of school iiooks and stationery. *
—laidies’ Summer Underwear reduced
from oOcts. to 25cts. at the Great I-X-L. * ,
Delicious ice cream can be had day or
night at Hcrke's. Leave ordcra for family
use. je'JO-tf
—Money to loan In any amounts, on ap
prove'! security, by U. Strobach, North
Yakima. tf
—You will always find Morgan’s “Gilt
Edged” butter at Bartholet Bros, store.
Call for it. jfi-tf.
—(io and see the new Japanese goods
just received by M. H. Ellis, successor to
I. H. Dills A Co. *
—Shiloh’s Cou-.li and Consumption is 1
sold by C. 11. Bushnell on a guarantee.
It cures consumption.
—For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by C. B. Bushnell.
—(iroceries you must have. Groceries
we must sell. I<et’s trade and both be
happy. Bartboiet Bros. •
—That hacking cough can l«e so quickly
cared by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee
it. Sold by C. B. Bushnell.
—The stock of harness, saddles, Ac., at
C. E. McKwen’s is the best in the city, |
and his prices are the lowest. • J
—Every garment made by M. Pro-!
harli is warranted a good fit, good work- 1
inansbip ami to give satisfaction. *
_—John, w hen you gu to town, Just step
in at Bartholet’s and get me some of that
elegant salt j-ork. It is delicious. •
—“Hackmatack” Is a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents.
For sale by C. B. Bushnell, druggist.
Arctic ice (Team soda knocks out ail
other summer drinks. Go to Herke’s
candy factory and try a glass. Je2o-lf
—Go to Redfield’s and examine those
steel glasses with gold nose-pieces—a new
patent. They never rust nor wear out. *
—•For a nobby suit, made to order, do
not fail to call on our popular merchant
tailor. M. Probach, on Yakima avenue. •
—Fomins desiring transportation about
the city or vicinity can be accommodated
by leaving orders at Allen A Chapman's
for Stanton's hack line. tf
ASvrrtlsca Letter List.
The follow ing letters remain unclaimed
in the postoffice at Yakima City, Wash
ington, Ang. I, 1889. In calling for the
same please say "advertised:”
Alderaon, Miss Z Amberson, John
Brooks, Mrs Llley Bunting. FII
Bennett. Robert Chambers, David
Crain, C Drennan. J E
Dolby, I.ena Knapp, Geo
Liddel. Harry McNally, Patrick
Miller. Miss Kffie Smith, Mrs M B
Steward, Miss D Sutherland, Mary
Taylor, Flora (2) Temple. Mias Fay
Tine, W If Under, John
Vice, J T VanCleve, Cole
VanDvke, Chas Wheelock, J H
Welch’, Daniel Young, Miss Mary
E. Locoon, r. m.
Hark ten's era Ira Halva
I Is the best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is i
; guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or,
money refunded. Price 26 cent* per box. 1
For sale bv C. B. Bnnhrw-I!. druggist.
» BEAU
01 REMO
Continence* at once. Hr Will no* more a
The Vini
u huh ire n ill i.crnpy i* neat 1 0 completed.
note. Tin tea re or anything yon
male I/O"
EOOK STOVES I
We have a special n or
Price them, a* tee hare marked every time
coo, * and lamp
K verylhimt t Iteap. Thm’t miss this grand
V'lrLirLg
—M. I*n>lsM-h ban received one of
the tiuest lines <>( spring me I Hummer
goods in the city for gents’ suits, lie has
also secured .me of tlw* lies! journeyman
tailors, who makes up the momenta at
home, and is much more heiieficial to the
community than j»eddl»*r tailors. «
| If mothers .studied tlieir l**st interests
j they would find that l>r. Henley's Dan
delion Tonic is the best household remedy,
i Many of the ills peculiar to females could
i l>e avoided l*y its use. It is its pleasant
;to take as a glass of wine. Sold hv Allen
1 A Chapman.
—Much injury ia done by the use of
j irritating, griping compounds taken us
I purgatives. In Ayer’s Pills the patient
| lias a mild hut effective cathartic that can
[ be confidently recommended alike for the
I most delicate patients as well us the most
i robust.
—Readers, in our advertising columns
1 you will sco the generous offer of (ioodwin
& Pugsley. Siv lots in the l«e»t part <»f
; town given away. This is an opportunity
which should not bo thrown away. •
—Partln»l<a Pros, will not he undersold
; iu anything—dry goods, clothing, furnish
| Ing goods. Ins its and shoes, hats and capa,
t crockery, groceries. and in fact everything
kept in a fintl-eloss store.
—The Rev. Ueorge 11. Thayer, of Hour.
; bon, Indiana, naya: “Both mysell and
| wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consump
[tlonCure.” For sale by C. B. Bnshnell,
; druggist.
■ —Dr. Savage will la* found always
I ready to attend calls day or night. Office
lover poatolfice; residence on Second
! afreet, one block south of First National
Bank. Oct, -if.
j C. E. McKweu takes a pride in turning
I out good work. This is the reason his
harness, saddles, Itridies, Ac., give such
satisfaction and outlast all others. *
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh’s Cartarrh Rem
edy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by C. B. Busline!!, druggist.
—lf you have lost any money lately,
Redfield will return it by selling you
goods so remarkably cheap thst you will
forget your misfortune.
—C. E. McEwen is now offering sad
dles, bridles, harness and everything in
his line at prices not to be duplicated thia
side of Portland. *
—For Hanaro dealing und value received
for your hard earned canh, call on T. O.
Redfleld for anything in the line of jew
elry. *
—Shiloh’s Cure will immediately re
lieve croup, whooping cough and hron
chiti«. For rale by C. B. lUudineil, drug
gist.
—A dumal injector free with each bottle
of Shiluh'a Catarrh Remedy. Price 60
cent*. For rale by C. B. RtiMhnell, drug
[ gi*t -
[ —Big line of stove* at coat, come early
I Vining A Bilger’a.
Notice far Publication.
Laud cirrus at Noutm Yakima, w. t..» II
July »4. law. 111
"miOTK’K is hereby given that the following
4P named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make Anal proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver at the U. 8. Land
twice at North Yakima, on September,!, iw.i. via;
MORITZ KOI!MAN.
Of Prosser, W. T., lid. K*. for the 4K',' of Bee. 34.
Tp. », R. of R. 24 K. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon snd cultivation of said laud, vlt: Nelson
Rich. M. Henry. William Gerrarn and Ueorge
Wllgns. all of Prosser, W. T.
si mm IRA M. KRI'TZ. Register.
Notice for Pabllcailem. ,
Land Orricg at Nortb Yakima, W. T„l
August a. law. 1
•VrOTirK 19 HEREBY OfVEH THAT THE
A following named settler haa filed notice
of his Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver of U. 9. Land Office
at North Yakima. W. T.,on Heptember <4. IM.vfs;
WILLIAM E. THORNTON,
Of North Yakima. W. T.. Dwrt I-and Entry No.
IW, for the F.\ of NIL* of Bee. 36. Tp. I*. X. of
R. I* K. Up u«mM thp following witnesses to
prove fcls continuous residence upon and culti
vation of aald land, via: Joseph Atephenaon, J.
T. Stew art. John fhearer and Htcphcu Schreiner,
all of North Yakima, W. T.
a*tl2 IRA M. KRI'TZ, Register.
Summons.
TaaaiToaY or Wasuirotor.i ..
C’ocptt or Yakima. i
Martha U. Jarpirr. \ In the Dlatrlrt Court
Plaintiff', of the Terri to 17 of
I Washington, and for
the Fourth Judicial
v». > District thereof, hold
[ In* term*at North Yak
ling. Yakima County,
llc.xev Jardirr. I in aald Territory,
IMcndsut. J 1«H.
To the above named Defendant;
You are hereby notified that Martha 11. Jar
, dine, of Yakima County, Washington Territory,
Plaint 10'. ba» filed a complaint against you In
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial l»l«-
: trlct. holding term* at North Yakima, whl*h
: will come on to be heard slaty days aK r ike
, flmt publication of this summons, 10-wlt: sixty
day after the find day of August, law. and unless
you sppear and answer the same on or before the
first dav 01 October, that*, the same will be taken
as confessed, and the prayer of the aald com
plaint granted. The object and prayer of aald
complaint Is to annul the bonds of matrimony
and obtain a decree of dtroroc from the said De
fendant. Henry Jardlue. and/or tha custody of
her two children. Mary and Rather Jardtne,
upon the grounds of abandonment and desertion
for one year ami more, to-wit: from the eighth
day of February. I"**, as more j-aiibulsly set
forth To complaint now on file.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
this &th day of July. I«0.
fsXALk] IIAKKY A. CLAKKR. Clerk.
ByiiKoting W. Garpirkr. Deputy.
f.«wt* r. p ißsisu. Attorney fw* Plaintiff. al «t
vm SALE!
tingle article ij unheard of lon- pricet vill
theta.
ng Block,
HV mean to gireyou a chance to hap Hard’
. need of tit at price* that trill
tmile!
COOK STOVES!
<1 to nay of these goods:
i dutca to a ridiculourly lent figure. Bird •
| trnre at co*t.
[ nnle. Imt strike while the iron in hot.
<Sc Bilger.
KOTin; run rt bi.ii
U. s. I AX» Ornca at North Yakima, W, T.f
July -14. law. \
Before the hon. register and re
fflv# of the I*. H. District land Office.
Application ol Aegidlu* Juuger. Bishop of the
Diocese i*f NI tonally of the Roman Catholic
Church, fora Patent of the United State* to Isaue
to raid Aorldlus Junior and hi* snccesaors In
o'iice aa Bishops of the I Moves* of Msuiially of
raid It-insn Catholic t hutch, forth* land* em
hra'-ed in the raid St. Joseph Catholic MUtlun
Claim, the aamc being In Yakima County afore
said. and in the Jurisdiction of said District
Land Office au<i within the Jurisdiction of tha
Diocese of Mmiually of the Roman Catholic
Church.
Take notice, that I. Aealdlus J nnger, Roman
Catholic Bish<ip of the Diocese «f Niaqually (of
the Roman Catholic chnrch) In Washington Ter
ritory. do hereby mske application aa such
Blahop to the H«>n. hcglster and Receiver of Mid
District land Office, to prove my right aa Bishop
of raid Diocese of the Roman Catholic Chorea
and of my successors In offii-e to the tract of land
herein described aa that certain mission claim,
commonly known as the St. Joseph Catholic
Mission claim, in Yakima County. Washington
Territory; That suld application and claim is
made under and I>y \ Irtnc ol the Acta, aforesaid,
of the Cultures a of the l ulled States of Angust
14.1*4* and March 'J, K n, and the right* therein
and thereby conferred and vested.
The land* claimed by me. the said Acgldlas
.lunger, Hluhop *« aforesaid, being and more par
tirularly dascrilicd •• follow*. to wit begin
nlug at a point on the north bank of the Ahtan
mn Hirer In Section eighteen (is). Township
Twelve (12) North of Range Seventeen (17) East
of the Willamette Meridian, In Yakima County.
W. T.. 47 chain* xouth of the ouarter section cor
ner on a line between Sections 7 and I*. and
running thence north <7 chains; thence west
A) chain*: thence south 'Jb chains; thence treat
SO chains to a point A chains south of the quar
ter section corner on line between Sections >2
and IS. in Township 1 *. North of Range IS. hast
of Willamette Meridian; thence south JO chains:
thence weal SO chain* to the west boundary line
of said Section IS; theme s*oth on said watt
boundary line of said Section IS to the north
hank of said Ah tan tun River, and thenre by the
meanders of the said Ah tannin River down
stream on the north bank to the pla< e of begin
ning, containing Pour Hundred and Seventy
seven (477) acres, more or less.
I hereby give notice of my intention to make
proof and to cstahllsla the claim of the said
Roman Catholic Church In and to the land em
braced in the St. Joseph catholic Mission claim,
by proving the occupation and nsc of the same
by the Fathers of said Church (or missionary
purpose* a« provided In said Acts so aa to entitle
’ a patent l<> Issue therefor from the United States
to me. Aegidius Jungcr, and mv snreeasora In
oltlce. a - lilshopa of the Dioccvc of M-|nallv. In
trust, for the nses. purposes sud benefit of the 1
Roman Catholic Church; said proof tola* made
before the Hon. Register and Receiver of the
United states liistrlct l and Oltlce at North Yak
ima. Washington Territory, on the l«h day of
September. IMS#. at 9 o'clock of that day. by the
testimony of the following witnesses, to-wit:
K'-.genc Ca* I mere chironse and l-oul* Joseph
D'Hcrhomci, of New Westminster, Hrlllsh Col
nrabia: Howard Crate, of The Dalle* City,
Slate of Oregon; Napoleon Mdillllvary, of the
City of Vancouver, Washington Territory; Peter
11. Fox, of the City of Astoria, stale of Oregon:
Webster 1., stabler. Anthony llerke and Daniel
Lynch, of North Yakima. Washington Territory;
Andrew Hervals, of Yakima City, Washington
Territory: and Indian Kneas and Indian .
af slmcoc. Yakima County, Washington
Territory, and documentary evidence to be sub
mitted on the hearing of the matter.
AF.OIDIUB JUKOKR,
jyb’itt bishop of the Diocese of Nlsqaally.
IRA M KRUTZ. Register
NOTHL tOK PIBMCATIO*.
Land Office at North Yakima, W. T.,l
June JW, mi. f
XTOTICK Is hereby given that the following
1W named settler has died notice of hi* Inten
tion to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the reg
ister and receiver at sortb Yakima, w. r, on
Thursday, August sth. iw, vli:
EiMtAR t. aroKti,
Desert land Application No. 122, (or the UWU
NEU. NW'iHE'i.andEHHE'i.HUr. 22, Tp. 11.
N K2O K., WM. He name-* the follow In* wlt
iimwa to prove hi* continuous residence upon
■nd cultivation of. said land, vie Wt Ilian Steel,
Peter I*. Hmok 11. J. Blckuellaud Andrew Knots
all of North Yakima. W. T. Arty peraon whode-
Rlregsto promt aaaiuat the allowance of inch
pro.if. or who know* any aubatantlal roaaon, un
der the lawa and regulations of the Interior De
partment, why aucb proof ahouldnot he allowed
will In* given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and place to cross-examine the wit
nesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that submitted by said claimant.
J>4aaK IKA M. KRI'TZ. Register.
Natlce I'sr Pnhllcallan.
Laud Omrg at North Yakima, W. T.,1
July 24, MHO. {
N’OTICE fa hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Inten
tion to make final proof lu support of bis claim,
and that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver of U. H. l and Office at North Yak
ima. W. T . on September 14.1W, vlr:
GEORGE KKK
Of Moxee. W. T„ who made D. 8. No. ZOLiot the
NE*4 of Hec. 10. Twp. M. north of Range fl east.
He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence ii|mid and cultivation of
said land, vis: George White, H. A. Cunlng
hame. c. I). H\land and James Orover, all of
Moxee, Washington Territory.
Apy person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows say
substantial reason, under the law and regula
tions of the Interior Department, why such
proof shonld not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place to erosa-examlne the witnesaea of said
claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
Jy2BM IRA M. KRI'TZ, Register.
Natlce far Pabllcatlan.
Lamp Omrg at Nobtn Yakima, W. T.,r
July 34, im*. (
VOKI M HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
follow I ng-usracd settler bss filed natlce of
fils Intention to make fins) proof in support of
bis claim, and that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver of the U. H. Und
Office at North Yakima. W. T.. on September 14,
* '** CHRISTOPHER D. HYLAND.
Of Moxee, W. T., who made D. 8. No. JOBS, for
the HK'-J of Hoc. 12, Tp. IS. N. of R. 21 K. He
names the following witnesses to prove hts con
tlnuous residence upon and cnltlvatlon of said
laud, vis: Oentgo iter, of ftelab, W. T.; George
R. White, of Moxee. W. T.; W. E. Payne and J.
Johnson, of Cold Creek, W. T.
also IRA M. KRCTZ, Register.
mwe n muntm.
NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
stockholder* of the Natcbes and Cowychee
Ditch Company That a meeting of the said
Stockholders will be held at tbeofllceof Whitson |
A Parker, North Yaklms. Washington, on Batur
day. the 21st day of Heptembcr. M 8», at the boor
: of 2 o’clm k p. m., for the purpose of voting on I
1 the question as to whether the Capital Htocg of
I the said Company shall be Increased from |a,ooo!
toßlLOon.
Dated Jnlj Id, I*N*.
J. T. BTBWART. President.
W. I. I.INCE, > Trustee*.
JOSEPH HfRI'MENaON. )
Cn as. L. GtMi Heerutary. j>W*(
Dn. 0. W. CARRY. Da. J. B. CHAPMAN. J
Biochemic Physicians,*
Diseases treated aceordlng to Nship'i laws.
We Invite our friends su<l all who Wlev* la
true selenee and advßoee.ncnt to call snd see us,;
Calls attended so day or night. Otw consults .
lion free. Office over Post ois.ee. North Yakima-;
Washington.
—Elegant lino of Mteens Just received
•t Cary’s. inSSVtf
STRUCK OIL
AT LAST!
he cm i-x-i co.
Will Present an
Oil Painting
To Every Gash Customer Purchasing
On Pillar’s ffim il Cub.
Gall Early and Secure one of the
Great I-X-L Co.
OIL PAINTING!
E L * r * e * t Btock> Stytos, sad Moss so Low that It makes
E> wjljody Smite V «jr BMpectfaUy,
HYMAN HARRIS, Prop.
N. B.—Look for Sign on the Store Building.