The Yakima herald. [volume], August 22, 1889, Image 4

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

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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
1 Willed Epitome of the Process
it IMr Aigist Session.
Klrctton Ofllwm Bills
All* .Baa* Matter* mm*
••tier Imgariawl !«♦■».
Petition of Wm. Lew la et at. for change
in coun y road on the farm of Wm. tew is
-nA. L. Sherman and Wm. Jostea ap
poNked viewers, James Hall surveyor; to
mart September 10.
Assessment of school district No. 7
against Joseph Lach reduced $lO, the
-tame being an overaaseoament.
Rf- re view of the Robert Kershaw road
Viewers report* 4 fsv'valJy to change
of road In arc. 3, Ip. 14, range 18, and re
port was adopted.
J. A. MiMiell snpervisor district No.
17 rosigted; V. I*. Rilier appointed.
Road pi tit’on o/ R. I>. Imp* ami others
far county road, commencing on section
tine between sections SI and «, tp. 7,
range 27 east; Wm. Dennis and 8. M.
Webber appointed viewer* and Jas. Hall
surveyor; to meet Bep(emher2, 1880.
Petition of N. Travis et al. for county
mail commcming at the wells in tlie
Webber canyon; viewers as above meet
on September 3.
Petition f.v change in county road by
Duvkl Longmire et al., in are. S•, Ip. Ift,
north range 18east; A. L. Wurman and
Wm. Jostes appointed viewers ami James
Hall surveyor; to meet September 10.
A* farther appropriation of the sum of
|25 was maile to Hilda Bngdnhl tor de
fraying expenses of teachers’ Institute.
Change was msde in boundaries of
school district No. 20 I* the school soper
inlendent ami sdo|»ted by tlie Imard.
Change In boundaries of school district
No. 28, made by the so|«rintendent, was-
Hilda Ilngdald's report was ru rived
showing twenty visits to the different
schools in Yakima county, and 348 miles
of travel in such visiting.
Onlered that J. O. Rolph, snpervisor of
rood district No. S. ot«n tlie county road
through an enclosure ol Kelso.
Ferry Ih-eose was granted to H. T.
Blskeney f..r running a ferry across the
Colnmids river at Wallula.
Appliesti«ui (or lease of school laml
made by A. L. PHrhrtt for the west half
«l sic. 38. tp. 11, range *4 east; onlered
am-tlooed off liy the slierlff.
Ordered thst Road Hu per visor Pate re
move portion of fence in road diatrhi
No. 2.
Petition of J. C. Mai-Crimmoo, at al.
for a connty road, i-on.inencing al the
aouih end <4 Firm street in North Yakima
to J. H. Watson’s; 0. R. Fish and J. T.
fftewsrt sp|M>intcd viewers, to meet Hej*-
tembrr lb. 1888.
E. H. ColHodcr, accountant, was em
ployed hv tlie hard to make ■ thoron r h
axau.(nation of tlie comity records.
A new voting precinct was established
and designated sa Natclies |«rertnct, No.
17, with the voting place at the school
house near J sines Kincaid's, as follows:
Commences at the Nelson Natchez bridge,
thrnce east until it strikes the Jivble be
tween the Nat hex and Wen as and Mali
valleva, theme following said summit
until the summit between the Natchez
and Wenas valleys is intersected at or
■ear where road No. 3 crosses the divkle
between the Nat hes and Wenas valleys,
following the dhiiie to the liead of the
Nile valley on the Natchez. and lliem-e
down the Natclies to plate of lieginning.
Ordered that Dsn'ei Him lair repair the
Natchez br'd.e as needed.
Ordered that a new survey lie made io
rood No. 2, commencing al tlie northwest
corner <4 J. Hchanno's laml and running
up the valley as far as Charles Carpen
ter’s resilient e.
Ordered that A. J. Burge, supervisor of
roods, remove all obstructions la the
county road No. 8, between his place and
Umptannm creek.
Contract for painting the five county
bridges—the two Natchez bridges, the
Moxee bridge, the Union Gap bridge and
the Proem r br due—was awnnled to J.
W. Nailer, of KHenelmnrh, for the aum
of $1682, ami he fled a Immml in the aum
of #2 *lO with $. K. Ge«ldia, C. H. Plainer
and 11. H. Allen aa sureties, providing
lor laitlifnl performance of contract.
J.uiah Wiley having failed to qualify
aa auperviaor of road district No. 1), J. C.
Heed waa appointed in hia stead.
Petition of 11. B. Kinne et hi fur a road
np Cowychee can von; John Stephenann
and R. B. Kinne appoinhd viewer* and
Jamea Hall aurveyor; to meet August 88,
1888. *
Petition for change in county rood, hv
Jacob Frazer, in road district No. 8. aa
lays between east boundary line of sec. 8,
l|». L, range 18 eaat nntil it intersects
west boundary line of sec. 6; John shearer
and Jamea T. Simmons appointed viewers
and Jamcw Hall aurveyor.
Ordered thut the county auditor furnish
each rood supervisor in county with a list
Of railroad pioperty in their districts.
Ordered that the district attorney e»-
tine the contra I exi-ting between Yak- j
• county amt Th.m.as Curls It in regard
to the artesian «w in the ll»nw Heaven (
country and take ate|* to eofor.* compli ■
am at contract.
Kola ft Dunn’s resignation aa sii|*er-! ,
•tlaor of district No. 6 waa accepted and
W. W. M. Carty waa appointed.
Ordered that all road suptrvisors in
Yakima county he notified not to hire
any mad labor to he performed in their
luspartvr districts and to pun haae no
mah rial for r«da over ami above the
amount of money they have now on hand
la pay for the aame.
Chaa. O. Rodman and 8. Lauber were
appointed viewer* lo esses* damages
claimed by Robert Dunn by reason of
location of county mad aarveyed and
vitwrd through his premises; to meet
V. D. Kith r, road aopervlaor of district
No. 17, waa instruct*! to remove all ob
atructions in the connty roada in hia die
irU. and il any ro»d should be indefinitely
.-vvvC J//*:. c-
located can call county survey to re
locate any pnniou of mi h Indefinite road.
Petitfons filed and presented to the
hoard for bridges aernaa the Yakima river
at Kiooa and Parker Bottom. The hoard
after discussing ami considering the mat*
ter ordered the same to he Isjd over until
the Novendwr term of this court.
It appearing that an assessment was
’ made l»y school district No. 2d against
I I<l nan Jiektcn, tunning to l«|i
and the said Boatnan Jackson rot living
in district No. 28, and he having paid the
same under protest, it was order, d that
the clerk of school disliirt No. 2d draw a
warrant payable to oaid liouman Jackson
for said amount, and that he be noticed
of the order of court.
11. W. Cary, county treasurer, maile a
settlement with the conntv, showing bal
amf on hand of |18,782.73 on band and
the said amount was found to be the
First National Iwnk to his credit.
D. K. Lesli, sheriff, msde his quarterly
rei«ort and the same showed tlie amount
collected in taxes during quarter ending
August 1 to lie (8J4..48, and voucher*
from tlie treasurer he said amount wen
on file.
Ordered that the auditor employ a car
penter to construct a box for wuterdeposil
in tlie ditch in front of the court house
from protection from fire, also to have
hidden built to extend from the groum.
to the roof of the court house and along
the roof, and to let tlie contract for paint
inj the mof oi the court house with two
touts of fireproof paint.
The amount of the levy of taxes f-*r th
year 1880 on the asorasatde nnd taxabb
liroperty in Yakima county, tlie same a>
appears from the assessment mil, hei:i t *
the total amount of f 2.8 ai.O 0 and tlie
■mount of levy on each 11 being a*
follows: -
Territorial lax | .0 2
County tax %k.7*a
H hoof tax .00-o
Road and Bridge tax .0 la
Road projiertv tax .001J
Military tax OjU.
Relief of indigent soldiers tax M. u
Total | .0147
A petition from R. Strobach and other
for an appropriation of f 3 0# for the pur
pose of boring or drilling in the earth lor
coakauppooed to exiat in sdflb lent qnan
titles to Juetify boring therefor in certain
locations in Yakima county, ami at learn
twenty of said persons residing in said
county paying taxes on over slsOl for
the year 1880. And it appearing th d
there were strong reasons to suppose coal
existed i;i sufficient quantities to justify
boring therefor in township 14, north »»•
ranges 17 and H east, and (he terobabl.
cost of boring a well 6 0 feet in depth is-
timated to bo about |3 00, it waa onlereil
that n special election be held in sai
Yakima county on tlie Bth day of (Molmt.
the same l>eing the day for the general
Oi tuber election, under an net of enngn h*
of the United Kates; sgid special elect on
to be liehl to determine the sense of tlie
voters of the county upon the proposition
as (0 whether or not they are in favor of
levying ■ tax of one ami one-half mills on
each dollar of property in said county m
cording to the assessment of 1488, by the
same olffet rs as are appointed to carry on
the general elm (km. Tlie auditor is
ordered tojwat notices of said efoctitm to
raise the sum |4 At, wtik*h Mini Is b>
be expended or so much thereof as is pec
eoaary in boring for coal in accordance
1 with the proviakma of an act entitled.
•‘An art fur developing tlie latent re
■ounva of the earth in Washington terri
-1 tory,” passed by the legislative assent IJy
ol Washington territory and approved
February 2, 1848, at such a point in toan
ship 14, ranges 17 ami 18 east, in said
Yakima countv, which includes thaupper
Natchez valley and vicinity, as may he
1 selected hereafter by the board of ciointv
’ couuuimionerw near the center or net less
’ than ten acres of land to he owned by the
■aid county in said locality.
L. J. Hbriver was appointed inspector
r to inspe. t the painting and material used
‘ in the painting of the flvu county bridges
1 by contract with J. W. Sadler.
Order vm made to notify the county \
treasurer to refill* payment no all county (
warrants nnleaa indorsed hy the person to
w horn the Mine ia made payable, or hy
the'r legal attorney.
Ordered that the auditor he and hereby
U instructed to allow no one except the
I probate jod a. clegrk of district court and
the audiior'a depotiea to i.ave access to
auditor's vault ami to permit no one to
take anr county nrorda from the ofhie.
Following persona are appointed aa in
aprrtora and judge* of election to he held
Octobers. ISM):
Horn rewind—J. M. Baxter, inspector;
F. C. Mharker and Geo. Bowers, judges.
Beil Rock precinct—A. C. Ketcham, In
spector; Le«ia Anderson and J. IV.j
Bmwn, judges.
lone Tree pnclnct—C. A. Jensen, In
spector; James Kinney and Geo. Wilgo*,
judges.
Al ler Creek precinct—'Tobias Beckner,
inape. tor; Archie Little and F. A. Pat
teraon, Judaea.
Parker Pottom precinct—J. W. Good
win. inapeitor; E. V. Flint and 11. J.
Ki«-knell. Judge*.
Moxee precinct—Wm. Ker, inapeetor;
H B. Hcndder and Mills. Judge*.
Wenss precinct—tier g» Chat msn, In-
I spector; C. R. Yoonkla and K. K. rsbaw, 1
jodges.
j ’ Yakima City precinct—
j Inspector; C. O. Kodman ami A. J. Me- 1
Daniel, Jodies.
Abtanum precinct—F. B. Woodcock,
inapeetor: Peter Kschlwth and John Biv
erly, judges.
'Cowjn her precinct—John louden, in
apeitor; J. H. Laae«tll and F. T. Parker,
Jml.es.
Himcoe precinct—Thomas Priestly, in
spector; F. F. Hlneiair ar.d H. J. Kil
i iionr, Judge*.
North Yak ma prrclmt—4. T. Erlich*
I man, inspector; A. B. Weed and J. C.
I Mat Crin.ntnu, Judges.
Kc nnewi. k precinct—Charles Anne,
inapeetor; C. E. Lem and A. R. Lcejer.
i Jodgea.
White precinct—Win. Richards, in*
■ spector; John Hefty and D. C. Cresaweil.
Mt. Pleasant precinct—N. Travis, in*
, sjavior: Wm. Daunts and 8. M. Webber,
i j id.es.
Tampico preclart—Charles Anderson, (
I buqavtor; E. A. Sehanuufell nod Joe.
■ Mi aider jud so.
I Nat lies precinct—J. H. Clark, Inspect
or; J. M. Kincaid ami Jamas Glaad.
i Judges.
BILLS AI'MTKD AMD ALLOWED.
1 Hilda En.dahl, school aup’t $lB3 86 <
’ H M Foss, ilour lock I oO
i J W Hotmison, nursing Richard I
Hass 26 50 :
Ma. l/can, Heed A Co., insuring
county hritlgia M 7 6o
D W Mrtir, (irohate Judge fees. Ter
VM M ideally 10 1. ,
I) K la-sh, sheriff k fees, same ... 7 4J
Wti Coe, examining pysic’n asms 6uj
ti M Mirage, same . - 6uU .
Uuii >imiiH4M, •witness 2.0
Frank ttordhn, witness 2 >u
, vdeo l> Barnard, stationery for Co. •> 3
Jeti D BiManl. same, diet, clerk 63 4# ,
vieo D Barnard, same, dUt. clerk 2-o
•no I' Barnard, name, prob judge 1» -6 <
•ieo I) Barnard, same, pro!) Judge 10 Ho I
J«u D Barnard, *ame. Co. auditor 48 70
• iei# D Barnard, same, Co. auditor IS3
Kob rt Linder, trading street in (
trout (4 Coart House 80 0 |
Frank Bixley, wood for county .. ft 63# ,
U W stair, salary, probate Judge 133 33 1
Chaa Moore, work on routs 12 ou
JTs.mmona. same 87 0j i
J O Hoiph, same 18 72 I
Alls rt Saylor, ileputv aasesaor .144 U..
Knkn Crurv, road viewer 2 o.<
l> R Fish, road viewer 2 0)
It K Kershaw, chairman 2 0
V D Hitter, murker 2 oo
it L Tucker, team, aua day 4 CO
vieorge tiardioer, survey of Ker
shaw road ft 00
vh urge Uanllner, |4at of same— 1 00
C J Mathcmon, hunting burglars 4 60
.» A Pail, tightening hr duaa Id i#u
itobt IHum. repairing bridges ... 20*
David L Peck, work on bridges 28 86
Esheiman Bros., stationery 4 bo
C J Taft, same 18 86 ,
Cim*tniiatti Paper Co., sanie 3 oo
tn>on A Hbriver, painting aigna 10 UU
lobn Hardy, work on roads 4 UU
J 1’ McCutlerty, sin iving in vault. SJ 00
arlliolt-t Bdw., mdse hw Co 8 Oo
•4 U Ncvin. iumlier for bridges. 146 72
S-liichtl A S horn, bolts for bridge 28 82
i# E Lesli, Imanl prisoners . . 18# vU
D K Lash, preparing delinquent
li-t lor ptibl.cation 148 (U
D K la*sli, j tiler, one month 40 UU
S M Wehlier. deputy assessor 84 U0
.v A H bniiu:<felt, same 12 • v.u
T I. Msrii, j Her 2 months 8U UU .
l» K Lesli, assessor fees JBU 0
D K Lesli, pn-imring assesameut
rolls 12 > 0U
W J lisckett, lumber for lirtdgea 42 30
W (i iirittilb, sheep commissioner 181 L
«V M Traymr, repairing shoes lor
prisoiu rs, SO '
Ain I‘arks, nurse <’o tampers ... l«t 50
An lew Kinnie same 8 IX)
l#>mlinrd A Horsley, coffin for Ueo
(’only 22 00
biiuo.nl A Horsley, same, un
known p rson. 16 00
buuliard A Horsley, as me, Rich
ard Haas 22 00
btiulsini A Hor.-ley, same, H. J.
Helen 1J 00
Th< .inns 1 riestly, inspector and
mileage 10 v 0
II J Kiig«air. Judge 4 tO
Htej lien (iascoi.ne, Judge 4 00
i» li Talinlerro, clerk 4 w.
F F Sinclair 4 cO
A 1’ Kschlia h.inspector and mile
age ) 6 A.
Frunk i i<hy, J idge 4 <u
J W St* pin bs.«n. Judge 4 uo
F T Darker, clerk 4 00
A L Musters, clerk 4 oO
Yakima Hkralh. Co Printing— 8 6
Vakima IIKKAi.it same 83 38
Annie Muttoon, servi.-ea nt tench
t r’s cxnniinstion 12 00
J <• I. iw rent e same. 12 0u
Hilda Enzdshl, same 12 u
M M '(evens, hauling lumlier... 4 vO
II J Sniveiy, salary, dist attorney SjO uu
D T (tunnel, convey’g sick person 1 v.O
U W C»ry, stationery lor treusur
er’Koltk-e . .#. 16 80
(» W Cary fees as Co Trees 20 8 •
J O ('lurk, corom-r’a fees Richard
E M Hit in ford, road work 8 7o
L U Fre.'inan. co printing 88 (k#
0 F Weed, Justice fees. Ter vs
Monr.* 4 86
D E Ledi. sheri I’m fees, same ... .>3
Hiotfm t’aimer, wituews asms 2 28
O F Weed, Justice fees Ter vs Den
toll 4 2
D E lesli. sheriff s'Ji-es, same— 1# 4
K Smith, wituesa lees, same ft 40
J II I’ur tin, witness fees, annie. 6 4o
JO Clark, i-orouer fees, unknown
1 person 18 90
! J D W’arren, Jury, unknown per-
♦on 4 40
! Fred Hieknell, same 4 4j
J \\ Shcurer, same 4 4«
I A J Lewis, mi me 4 4o
, Mike Ferrill, same • 4 4u
C A Fnuer, Mine 4 40
Albert Saylor, checking op assess
ment mil Si »0
Alien Saylor, attendance on com
niissiuneni coon 86 0a
1) E l«ah, alieritTH fees for serving
notice lor hoard of Equalisation 9<•
I) \V Simmons, deputy assessor lft> u
Wallace Wiley, same 8b• Uu
l» F Leah, atiemlamw Co court... 83*.
John Clemao, coinmiaalotier and
mileage 40 6
J M Frown, aame iS 00
Joseph Stevenaon, aame 4il»
Mutt iisinhniet, auditor's fees 54 1 1
Al eu A Chapman, mdae lor Co.. 0 80
Ni Ison Rich, special election in
apaW ... 400
Morris Henry, iud»e and mileage 14 to
I W H Cn neon, judge 4 . o
tiro \N iLun, clerk . 4 U
W H Bur a ell 4 u
Mstt stunmn, inspector and mile
’ a.e 6 4
W I. Mahler, judge... 4 ..
. J M Lowery, san»e 4i
> C F insskis k, cKrk 4
W alia, e Wiley same.«. ....... 4 i>-
tin. J Gtrvabt, inspectoraudmile
age 4 8
I A Flint, J'.dge 4 «
Hr Hill, Maine 40.
C O R stn.an, ckrk 4 tX»
I* W Harrison, same 4 ch
Sanmel H.ihUnl, inspector and
in 1 awe 4 KO
C V FAwler. judge .. 4 »0
Jiiines Smart same 4 Uu
Frank H Fowler, clerk 4 i 0
C Z Cneney, clerk 4 Ul
I Dan M.iclair, inspector and mile
i *ge 7 h
A .1 Burge, Jn.Le 4
J U R<» ers Jud.t- 4 •
Abner Hinchnr, clerk 4 .
E K Boiler, ckrk 4 U
AC ketcham, inspector 4
(ie<» Mch hi.nl, Jmtge 4 U
Chaa Warren, judge 4 .
J M Brown, clerk 4t
J N Armstrong, t lerk 4 «
E M lli.niford, i i*pe« lor 4 0
C F Rio hie, Judge 4(i
Thorn Roiiert*. Judge i
8 M W.-Mter, clerk 4U
H M Itoiniiievull. clerk 4 t
Win Wommaik, inspector and
ndfsit e M «•*
GHKvsn* Judge 4 V*
J W Tedder. Judge 4 0
Tobins Beckner, clerk 4 11
I, A Canfield, clerk 4
B C Eulin ins|«t tor 4 0
J H Omnid. J dge a d mileage . 7ts
U Kama, Judge 4 0.
8 A HfhaanaiHt. clerk 4 «0
Hurry Roberta, « lerk . 4 0
Win Kelso, inspector .... 4 nAi
Win II Richnri'a, jnd.e 4 0
George Ikidnon jud.se s 4 0
W T Havls, cl rk 4 0 .
E E Keldo, clerk 4 0.
Robt Dunn, IwiAinr 4 o ;
M li Curtin j uLe 4 Ou
E T Stone, judge 4 a»
N B Stone, . lerk .40
P D Brooke. . 1 rk 4 *
John Godwin, return poll iio ks. - 0
Orlando Be k. inspector 4 u
Win L>*wi», judge 4 *iU
H F Haines, jnd e 4 ik»
L C Parrish, clerk 4
W H Vin njr. clerk 4 0j ,
—All style* of job printing ul the II*:i • ]
A U» Office.
At least five hundred American pur •
graphera have risen up un i asi-ernd with
one voice that Boulanger is i.i tie fco. »,7 -a.
Ht. Peter-1 do not rso.nl'4* you.
What U that bundle un.ler your arm?
Mortal—Only the earth. 1 . St.
Peter—Walk right hi. Mr. Gould.
Perrlwink—Aw, Mr. Hawdheul. la It
twue that cijawelte amok in.' affects the
bwain ? Mr. Hardliead—No. Tho*e who
have hraina don’t amoke cl.arettea.— hr, |
Th Snlicile • Wiin
and
Meeker’s Addition
to
NORTH YAKIMA!
The former contains some of the llnvat Redden s* Property on the wert •Uir of the Railicad '
and the latter, with ita
Fine Soil, nil Cleared and Sow n to Grass,
Ti aether with a romplrtr water-rlflit with each and every I.« t, pr rnta an opportunity to bu>
Cheap aid DesiraWe Residence Frcperty,
That abouM be Immediately taken advance of by all dt-tirlnff first■«•!•«» jaylny loveetmenta.
Terms, one-third cash, balance in equal pay
ments in six and twelve months.
Call at Mr Office and let a« aliaw |on ThU Properly before Purchasing.
FECHTER & LAW,
Sole Ascents,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office Over Taklma National Sank. North YaVlma. Wublmrton
Bute, Sims, Timm k
-aj SH
-jj fP^Ud^nHil^ 1 ._
=—• &
va &
—• <!£&& r lytt ifia
The Largest Assortment of Builders’ Material
in Central Washington, and Prices Lower
Than the Lowest.
Farm Machinery, Wagons.
A.. 8. WEED,
Corner Ist St. ft Yakima Avenue’ North Yakima
GUILLAND HOUSE
FIRST STREET. NORTH YAKIMA.
3D. Ghailland, Prop.
narenleatty toeatcd. Finely Inmtehed. The eery beet (erean<l eiMinamodeii'ma in then
RATES, 9UO TO pjoo PER I* AY, Afro, Aimg In Room.
Notice tar NMlcatMl.
Laru Omca at Noaru Y^»uu,tVT.,|
\‘OT it W IIKRKRY OlVfSt THAT THE
follow I oit-ua i»l witter lan IM notice of
Mtla Intention l» u akr final pr of In aup|.on of
it ■ rial'ii. aui flat mi k o( will be wait
r.'otr Kr ». rt an Ke e.\e, of Uir U. a. . aud
|>i «»i N"».b lakmia. W, f., ou erp,ember
’ CHRISTOPHER I>. HYLAND.
!Of Mow W. T.. wbii nia.lt* I). H. No. US, for
I .ritKUul arc. is K S. of M. S K. Hr
ns-ue- 'ln* fml w iirf wlnr-nv. u prove hU«on-
I rl'iu a* real..rare i|a»:i a ... . nMva.l< n of said
la i.l, via: .-cur e Krr. of Sr’aii, W. T.; (itsape
t. >'lilu- of Hosts*. tV. I.i W. t. Pa nr aud J.
Miiim.ii. of Cold creek. W. T.
a i MS ilt A H. kKCTX. Heubner.
MB of iiimixm of mituixiip.
N OTICE blrntbr given ll at thr l arturnblp
heretofore cxl.iuir hr. wren tor nu.Jer
■ iruo>l. mi l«>r tlir (inn name of .lagan. Koatrr
* Co.. I* Utia.la dl-aolrrd bv mutual consent.
All . rf» « due »a d fir •< are | ay aMr to N. J. i la
iru. who «« imea all IlaMlulra of Mid Ann.
Sr •. WLAURN.
J. T. POUTER.
K. J. KHIKSKX.
I>a*ed at Xor*h Ya'.ln a. ,'nljr a. MS. „t
An Economical Fence,
Til .WE oow tin* Mile rlgUI for Yakima Conn
tv for our of ihr bast wire fence* rvrr pat
""it in tat inuu in tiar.
Wire an I ma-hlne for makinvon band. Tboae
winUlntc to build frm c» ahould < all on mr.
J W. HT I T, WmlSl.tr of Track.
SOMETHING NEW.
We have had placed in our hands for Sale
SMUT fill ADDITION.
Thl. rlMiot property is situated Immediately lu front of Col. How left's residence, and com
prises i 47 of ns sightly residence lots ae are now ou the market.
Both soil and water rights are of the Ukl
To any person Building a Residence to Cost
not less than SIOOO we will give a Corner
and one Inside Lot Free.
These lots will be seleetod'ln the following Manner; Parties first bnHdlag have choice of two
lots ia either block 10. 11, or U; second an 1 third choice in Mono?. S, or 0.
Flats aaii he Sees at am omit.
We intend bnUdlng np this property «ith choice he mcs. thereby attracting the beat class ol
people: and parties taking bold n iw will experience the benefit of onr meet earnest efforts.
Good win <fe Pugsley.
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Q. L. Holmes & Bull,
718 * 780 Pacific Ave., Tacoma, W.T.
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'"‘Correspondence Solicited.
BARTHOLET BROS.