The Yakima herald. [volume], November 07, 1889, Image 2

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TSE YAIHA HERALD.
Olaal Paper if Yatiia Cmly.
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M.OO PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE.
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
No thinking man win regard the labor
movements in thia country or Europe
with Alarm or diet mat. They are the
Decenary outcome of the disruption of
the feudal system. Social reform cannot
■top hell way between serfdom and
complete freedom. Serfdom la indefensi
ble. It follows than that the laborer is
antitied to as much of tha wealth of the
world aa he has power to secure. None
hot tha laay, non-producers need dreed
the ieaoe. The comforts and luxuries of
the earth are far more generally distrib
uted than they were a hundred years ago.
The spread ol education among all cl sears
is at the root ol tha matter. So long m
“working” people were Ignorant It was
easy to compel them to be satisfied with
the modicum ol wealth which wee ac
corded them. “Knowledge la power.**
Tha maams are still sadly ignorant, hot
they an learning that they are the props
of society. They are also learning that
tha present wages which fores them to
perform the labor, also secures the princi
pal advantages to others. It la becoming
apparent to them that, although thme
«• ae written laws on tha subject,
“caste** Is almost as rigid a matter la
mam sections as la Hindoostaa. That
certain claaam ol men are doomed to
work, that others may be permitted to
play. Our lathers auccenfully main
tained a revolution te secure political
equality. Their aoaa am called upon to
support n movement to secure social
equality. Workingmen art now seeking
to attain thia and, not In this country
stone, but throughout the world. Before
long they win display a power, in tha
and plutocracies moat vanish and fade
away. That there will be much trouble,
turmoil and confusion, on labor aacurea
the position it is entitled to occupy Is
probable. The revolution is too vaM, too
much of an op-rooting of old idem to bo
accomplished la pesos. But it will be
done. In view of thme facta, and they
are truisms, it will be well to recognise
the claims labor ia justified in preferring,
and avoid any unseemly or idle attempts
to resist them. In different forms and
shapes these Idem win coma up before
our legislature, about to convene. Wa
hope our representatives will handle them
In a broad, statesmanlike manner and
nek beet such important end Xitel quae
tfone with disdain or levity.
TO TBS "MOSSBACKB
This is the age and era of improvement
and progress. Science has advanced with
anch staidaa the past lew ream as to ax
cHa Iks amassment and wonder of ail.
Steam and electricity an work in a in
harem and performing daily duties
which would hare ben accounted mir
acles a few short years ago.
Using in this fa sored age. enjoying the
senders and oonssniancaa that study and
lasntion bass afforded them, ahouM
any supinely Md their hande and attempt
In lies without heartily engaging in the
The farmer has that within hie reach
which la aaanapllMa of mors ootieaabla
and attractlre improramant th. -fiber
the arlentlet or the insantor. Nature's
virgin soil la andar hia last, which, by
little exertion on his part, can ha made a
blooming bower, a forest of fruit, a mod
ern Garden of Edsa. Especially la this
applicable Is ths farmers of Takima
county. Iba aofl of our Talleys and
table, bade possess the peculiar sirtnas
that insure baantlfnl homes to the men
of energy. Soma of our worthy hrman
have naßaad the fact and an Imploring
and beautifying thafrhomaa and grounds.
Otbsra hats not, bat appear contented to
walk hi the aaaaa trail, wboas beaten
path shows the footprints of a lifetime.
Ths same old ruts bars to be avoided,
and the aseaa boles gap in the lances.
Ths sagebrush has not yat given place to
the garden and the orchard. The betas
and lance an innocent of paint or white
wash, and the old hum wagon joatlaa
along, year after year, over the asms
atones a the road, creaking and com
plaining la all its joints and sprained
Pham Tbaapirttsf the age-improve
ment—hea found no place under that
roof. Do* ths occupant over think how
Uly ha compares with hia enterprising
neighbor T Does ho consider that Us
family an growing up without any com
forting aasnranoea for the futon? Scraly
not, or be would not Ova in such con
tented inactivity. Let him open his ayss
a aa appreciation of what ngoiagoa
around Urn: awake to a realisation of Iba
times in which ha lives; atlmalata his
sleeping energies, and good will come of
H- Let him break ground for a futon
day. Kamova the aaga brush and plant
there the orchard and vineyard of the
future. It will grow while bo Is alecping,
and la a law abort yuan, through proper
Industry, ho v-01 have built for lihnasll a
home to which hie neighbors win proudly
Point, as they truthfully declaim upon
the wonderful wealth ol Takima soil.
MANUFACTORIES.
Ikm* h an bam mm* New York par
durlna the put In
daya, aeafclac ft location lor Iran works. A
torormbi. epot baa ton adactod and do
mM than). TV. hjUs Is oar imnedlot.
aalitfabarbood ham ham carefully proa
partad ami mineral ol the quality re
quired and la inexhaoetible qoantities
keaMd. Coal ol tka bmt quality and in
ahandaaaa laaloaa at hand. Tbepartlea
paqjactiac thia aotarprhaa an non than
utlaAad with Dm prospect. Thar hm
already gone cut for machinery tad
•killed labor, and will commence the
erection of redaction workr end toaodrloe
et an early date; and within a lew monlbe
then will ha permanently located at
North Yakima one ot the largest Iron
works on the coeat.
We have long known ol the manj and
favorable openinga for thia kind ol busi
neaa offered by North Yakima. Oar only
surprise baa been that far-eeeing capitai
iata have not Uken bold of thfo matter
before. As it la now, however, an ae>
eared fact, we can congratulate ooraelvee
that the hundreds of laborers and me
chanics thus introduced into North Yak
ima will be a great aid in helping our
thriving city along on ita certain road to
prosperity and fame.
A txhiouxv orgenleetlnp of the legis
lature van effected Wednesday. C. M.
Barton wee made temporary secretary of
the aenale, and Feign of Spokane rails
wan chosen speaker pee tan. of tha bouse,
and C. O. Cline ot Whatcom temporary
sleek. It le proposed to adjourn until the
statehood proclamation la leaned. In the
senatorial light Squire and Allan etui
land. Hyda ban withdrawn bum the race
and Tuner la deinloping tinea pec ted
strength. It is said that Sprague le being
urged to withdrew, which would glen ad
ded etrength to Thoupmn. A long con
teat is predicted.
Noon axo Hoorn Dakota hare been
admitted by prattdsotial proclamation In
statehood, but Washington still nmaina
oot la tha cold, owing to the blunder cf
Governor Moore la not signing the cer
tified copy of tha new state eormtltnlloe.
The oremigut has ham corrected hot it
may be soma days before we are officially
m.lwnaUAmrl »Ka ——lJ—A 1 L
■wwai, mn pmowt uowever, nw
Intimated that the legislature might con
vene and proceed to elect senators, giving
Sooth Dakota aa a precedent.
A Witwbpoo bee ovnrtakeo the republi
cans ia the The Ohio legMatareie
democratic and Foraker for governor le
beaten by twelve thousand plurality.
The republican candidate far jovernor le
beaten in lowa, Mahons le laid out cold
In Watt Virginia and tha republican
fames la New York and Memnrhnmtte
are henry. President Harriott thinks
the rmnlt baa no significance.
Hr. Lome mods voluminous documents
•odmveeing to convince the Hsnaur that
that it te the place far the Worlds Fair.
The moat orerw helming reason why it
teat that promote itself In nor mind ia
that it la 100 far from Chicago.
The PeUl. meads.
Is them any other portion ol the civil
feed world that is earned with eg poor
reads end or poor earxcnmfar nmad
•yetem m the Called Stalest If there is,
the writer has not heard silt.
Oar lonian, and they an the ones
noil Inland, ecramble to ton to boot
they moy, no Indifferout roodo, noddy
lo not weather and cot op and deep with
daot in dry. They will toil over rocky or
toady rondo yooroiloryotr, making bat
looblo or indifferent ottempto lo bettor
them. In no other driliaed country
would thlo bo endured. In ony of
the European conntrlea the country
rondo ore thnoet to food to city
pnramoato. There one may trowel, at
any oeaeoa, oyer roodo that con bo de
paodad upon, that will not compel the
troreler lo wallow through mod In wet
weather nor be choked with duet In dry
Hmeo. Oar pour rondo ora largely the
looH ol oar road eyotem. Diotrict coper
etooco ore elected or appointed, no the
cote may be. Often they ora ignorant o<
the Irol prindpteo of rood building, or
ore too lory or too buoy to properly ottend
to the work. With each now yoor, gn
irony, comet a now noporrioor, and each
eaperrkor boo hit own Moo oi good roodo
and ho at coco proceedo to tour op hit
pradeceotor't work and in the rand
00 ho Ihlnko It mould be. Of ooatae
thia lo not olwnro the cam, bat It la
00 too often. Thlo io oil wrong. Again
oar toad lowa compel taeh mole citioaa
orar the ageof tl and and* W to per
form o certain omoant ol rood work. In
Woohingtoo tt lo two doyo work or to in
coin, and on odditioool too of H lor each
•1400 worth cl properly. Bond work lo n
thing that it lo coaoidored proper lo chirk.
Mon who will do good work anywhere
dec cooaidar that they con chirk bora.
Ercry poooiblt derteo io need lo kill time.
Men who ought to bo iotanetod forgot
that H lo their own InlertM they ora
alighting. Good, well kept rondo moon
prooperlty, long Ufa to wagooo ondlcamo,
redaction of year awn nereoaa wear and
leer, a redaction of the oxpeaca of heal
ing produce to market end n thoaeand
bleoologc boofdo. A noted railroad prmi
deal boo aptly acid that “one dollar pat
on the roadbed lo worth two dollaro in
reeled In tolling atoek." Again, in a cer
tain oaotera community the mcrohonto
made a united effort to Improro the rondo
leading to their town, and with each
marked eaecem that they captured the
entire trade of the eatroanding country.
Formece come la their town In profenma
to cohere nearer eimply becnaae ell the
rondo lending into that town wen good.
It eeeme to me that le ohoat time to aban
don oar prooeat hophmnrd eyotem end
adapt eoaethlng that leap to the tlmee.
Haring Mttbeerlle of oar free rat eye
tom oil my life I hare giroa the matter
eonaiderable thought. It eeeme to one
that il the county nude could bo placed
under the control ol oae man, to be paid
on adequate aalory lor hie eerrice, and,
too, a man who thoroughly nndentande
hit baaineaa, and ail work on the rondo
done by contract, awardal to the loweat
bidder, and to be performed under Ike
enperrUoa of the general rood eaperrieor,
that the work could be more cheaply and
thoroughly dona. A pool caring could
bo effected In the parcham of took, end
intend of a low Imperfect look far ouch
rood diotrict, a complete lot of lootool the
meet appeared make could be purchaaed.
Them coaid be n»red bom place to place
n the work programed and mode to da
the work of the entire county. Another
Wring and nearly enough to pay lorn
competent man coold be effected in etop
ping a payment of from ten to fifty dollara
to each <d the different auperrieore
lor work more than la required to pay
their pereonnl mad tax. I bellere that
to per cent ol the present tax under proper
management could be made to doable the
amount of work now done and o< a per
manent nature. 1 bellere that good
wagon made an o I more intrineic vel tie
to the farm ere ot America than an the
railroad*, I bellere that the mercbanta
ol thia oonnty and of the entin territory
would adrance their intenaU men by the
opbuilding ol n good road eyetem, con
ducted on bnelneee principles, than by
eecurlng additional railroad facilities.
People will come to a country that baa
good wagon made and will atay then, too.
An Intelligent farmer recently aald ha
would rather glee 1100 par acre for land
in a community baring good made than
W per acn lor ae good land in a dietrict
haring poor or Indifferent made. Thaaaat
la erouaing In regard to the matter decade;
new lawe an being enacted end intelli
gent road eyateme adopted. Ktona break
ing machines are In many diatricte and
macadamising la becoming the order ol
the day. Let na keep abreast and not
behind the tinea. A. T. P.
TUI KaTVHKKX OeOXTUT.
When minee and Orsea and rtelar
eenne Keener, A, mix Mardan’e
Aeeenne ae n Mr ea TUa
hand at weaten.
The trail tram Clemen's corral, running
along far some six or eeren miles, Boon
drops down Into the bastar or bottom of
lbs Nalcheee, forty-Hro miles above the
city of North Yakima. Aa the prospector
comae over the high peek on the trail
there bursts suddenly to his gees tbs
grandest view that It Is possible to imag
ine. To the right looms nphlU ate hill
and moon tain after mountain, etretcblng
away np tha rlrer into dim and bine per
spective. To the left, abrupt end craggy,
rises an immense well of rack, inter
•parsed end crowned with stately pines
and ira. Far down Into the bottom of
the valley, like n thia ribbon of stiver,
whirls, beta and daabm the Natebees.
Home live miles op this open valley, at the
head, stands tha Edgar Bock, pint, hare
and meet, like • sentinel of time keeping
witch and ward over the treasons that
Ue la this storehouse of nature. In thia
bottom ere wide etretobee of open ground
covered with luxuriant ram of the bright
ret green, surrounded by n jungle of
braeh, cottonwoods and pines, some of
them old veterans, towering np for • han
dled and fifty feel or mom and six or
■even feet through at Urn hue. Here on
the trail, only about n foot wide, one cun
look down into the narrow peas, that the
rlrer has broken through, some thousand
■set below, which gives cue a feeling of
being suspended in mid-air.
Standing In the bottom, where our
camp baa been pitched, ere sen look np
on all aides and follow the djkaa and
flaaora reins over one hill after another
dear way up into the farthest mountain.
The rock in which the richest silver Uea
is principally porphry, although then are
rich
Trio* oi taloon elate. On the left or
•oath tide of the creek then <e hardly •
■ingle point bat ehowe up rich Indi
cation! of siltsr. It te on thle ride
that the Relief and Quandary claima are
■touted and are the richeet by far of any
that hare baen located. On the north
■lda, hownrar, there are one or two teete
holea. among a number, that are exceed
ingly promising. Hone of these holes
hate been pat In otet twenty feet, and it
ieionad that the farther they go in, the
better the And. There la a gulch that
comae down about • mile shore the camp
and It Is tbongbt by eome of the pros
proton that, from the indications and
cropping, here will heablg surprise.
Bat there Is no point In this whole
stretch of eaten mllae in length and prob
ably eight in width, hot when good on
ena he found. It ie free milling and car
ries with It nothing that can possibly
make it ntpneln to get the riltee out.
1 noticed in the riter bottom a number of
•hdon and panning outfits whan man
ban been working plant claims, end I
an told by eome of them that they on
pan out bom eaten to eight dollars a day
and aome days hats done better. A hots,
dose to Edgar rock, tone one le at work
on a placer claim end ia cxcaedlagly ray*-
terloua about what he don and baa done.
Hen the gratal end send ia quits line sad
than ie no doubt hot that he ia making a
good deal mon than a fair day's wages.
Is the bottom, St the edged a beautiful
graaor glade, Captain 1. T. Bimmooo has
mads a permanent mining camp, with E.
K. Current as recorder. They are sow at
weak putting sp log cohfna la aider Is
stand oat Uw viator aad operate on the
claims vfaaasror the weather will permit.
Than are oror oas handled claims now
staked aad located, aad It Is tollr ex
pected that sear a Iboaaand moa will ha
la there at work when apriag opens ap.
la antidpatios of this Mr. Current has
located a townoite oa a high hooch land
that rasa all along the north olds of the
radar.
The ore, from the returns of the umj
ere, Is oa the iwnn ol u ISQore, sad
there Is bo end to the amount ol H in
right.
Ten miles shove csxnp the Bumping
river flows Into the Neteheee and at this
point, on the ride ol the bln*. then an
several holes when coal ol a fine quality
has been taken oat, some of which we
homed In camp. As to the quantity of
it wo cannot say. Suffice it to say that
then are enough good indications to make
it worth the while for someone to pros
pect at this point and also further up the
Bumping river. L. fluw Oonnos.
—Remember H* Vuechler, your Jew
eler. He will have an especially large
stock ol Jewelry of all kinds here shortly
and will able to suit all wants. 2t
—Griffin Bros, kart the finest line of
Dried Frmka sad Groceries in town.
Vising Block. It.
—Griffin Bros, pay cash lor ranch eggs
and produce. Vising Block. It.
—Onion, potatoes and cabbage wanted
al Boyers A Co.’s. •
FAWCETT BEOS,
DIALERS IK
Farm Machinery & Vehicles,
Hole ipeU for tbo Crlrbnted
MORRISON AND HEADLIGHT WALKING, SULKY AND GANG PLOWS,
DICKS FAMOUS FEED-CUTTERS, BADGER STATE FANNING MILLS,
VICTOR HAY PRESS (Victor emu pr*u from to to IS urn* per Say),
VICTOR HAY, STOCK AND WAREHOUSE SCALES,
- ■ ■ ' ■ ;o:~.
AMD THE CELUUUTU
Moline and Weber Wagons.
IWy have Jut received a ear load of the famous and popalar
WEBER W AGONB,
And would respect tally request all parties Intending to purchase wagon* to call at their plaea of
hwtoHi ana examine them before purrhaslua elsewhere. They call especial
attention to their large ana flue stock of
Biqm Carriafßs, Half-Plain aid Honntain Spriii Vapu.
Thor are the only dealers la Yakima County who handle goods direct from the Factory.
»?*•*“** Corner of Front A A Street,
Perhaps You Are Thinking
Over what to bay for a Stove to keep yonrself and baby warn daring the winter which is
ahoat upon ns.
DOPTT THINK UN IMPUDENT
If we teU yon that we believe
We Know Just What You Want!
u it u something elegant in the way of a Parlor Heater, try one of thoee
LUNAR JEWELS (Open Orate), FIRESIDE JEWELS (Open Onto),
PLANET JEWELS (Open Onto), VISTA JEWELS (Roud),
OAK JEWELS (Round). JEWEL OAK (Round).
LITTLE DUKE (Bound), STARLING (Round),
VALLEY OAK (Round), PACIFIC (Open Orate),
SOCIAL JEWEL (Open Orate) MODEL JEWEL (Open Orate).
And twenty other dlflbreut stvles which can’t help to prove a Jewel In your homes, as they will
barn mlber eoal ar wood. Wo have othar styles In very cheap open grata Stoves, sneb u
FEDORA,
WASHINGTON,
CHEERFUL,
FIRESIDE,
And many othar pattorne of Roand Coal Beaten, with or wtthowr Drum.
Box Stoves Cheaper Than Ever Heard of!
Hardware! TT A T?T> W A TM?. Hardware !
Lower than the Lowe«t.
W PLACE:
VINING BROTHERS,
VININU BLOCK (Hut W H.ul YUlu), ... YAKIMA AVBHCI*
SAWYER & PENNINGTON
(SUCCESSORS TO A. B. WEED.)
Hardware, Stoves,
Farm Machinery, Wagons.
Wb Mb a Specialty of Pitting ii Hot Air Form.
SAWYER A PENNINGTON,
Sooth— i Corner First Street and Yakima Avonoo. North Yakima, Washington.
Lombard & Horsley,
(SUCCESSORS TO A. H. REYNOLDS.)
Dealers in
FURNITURE!
CARPETS, WINDOW-SHADES, roKTDms ,
CURTAINS, OIL clothe
IvgMt nd b«at mmiM Mock la caatial Waaklncum. at
Prices that Can’t be Duplicated.
—AH, THERE!—
Dnirnpn 0 Hn Bob Up Serenely in the
DIIJEIII (X LU. Hewlett Block,
Under the U. N. Ofllce,
With a Complete New flrmnn.;-, I
Line of Fresh GntCntS
And Ask a Share of Tour Patronage.
give them a fair TRIAL!
FECHTER & LAW,
REATi ESTATE,
FUST MORTGAGE LOANS.
Krom this date we will give special attention to the making of
First Mortgage Loans upon improved farm property and in special
cases upon improved city property. We are prepared to make
Loans at Seasonable Bates of Interest
And a low commission. When in need of money it will be to
your advantage to call upon us.
Ouf : Insurance : Business
Is continually increasing. We say without fear of contradiction
that we represent the best line of companies in the City.
$50,000 In Round Numbers
Is the amount of our real estate sales during the months of Aug
ust and September, 1889. The
Greatest flcimiy in ileal Estate jDaiiel
Is always experienced during the winter months We predict that
the coming winter will usher in greater activity than we have ever
experienced before. You must draw your own conclusions. We
are prepared for it; are yon?
■i? '-HiCJTT Sxi "r * a va/
•VS* YAKIMA NATIONAL BANK,
Yakima Avenue, North Yakima, Washington.
HBW AfIMIIT YAKIMA?
Listen to the Story as it is Told by Careful
Observers from Abroad.
(Am Franeuco Examiner.)
Dm new State Capital w ill probably bo at North Yakima.
(SpoteMM Folk Review.)
The bmtand moat extenein agricultural mk> in the Yakima Land Dlatrlct,
SilM vlnjr" * O,T ’ ,boot o* ftorth TiUh and Is known m the
(Smith Poh-JnltlKgmeer.)
. *jdaj, whoretow narsaao were nncultinted prairies, the horn, ol great herd,
e I nmdrilllll wild cattle tnd vicious budsd caynae ponies who knewno halter
•o* Mud. tb. City of North Yoking th. Qdm. WuUnitoT '
INortkweat ** \
_TI»« kaog ol relays which meet et the new town of North Yakima oeema a bit
of Southern California bm In tbs noth. Public opinion in .11 nut.ofwihlni.
to. baa MIM apt* this pbo. a. the Cipllll 3 SLotM* P "** 01 W **“ ,ir
■ .Tlwrekaola* reason why thlo otty Md owudy, whta thy Aril turn >McUd
** maahnuas la population, should not hue. la tb. city boa 15,000 a 25 000
aad tb. eoaatjrjto,oootoKKooo. Nsilhor is then any good naaoo why they should
jot ba onateaUy amooi the Tory wealthiest towns and coontita in Washington
x&miSLSsssiars masrss^ssTOisas
**** coontry that ran show a. low a
ffinma Tiipi ]
»<*T. e* Worth Yakima laattested la the neater of a
™*9J which opm into it aad bar* grown famous far their
W*!?* - - afflpoltoral country tumoadiog it aad tbo peculiar
!?KIK.tISJS3!!“ k ’ nami N ° rth caaottatdga.
{Spokane Fade Review }
t - A . l 9”* **** th “ J* t Y tnUa.aijartJhc difference In climate botwoen Yakima
In Yakima oomty and EUeaebnigh in Kittitas county la alnsoat ss great aa that
betveoa a northern and 800 than latltWe. The raOer ourroondlnn Hla^hnWh
iZZZtZ srSttiSSEt
ZStfL™ h01 " 1 w, * cc# * ad • ,mU " “I-.
fnkrrhw with Judge J. R, Lewit on kit return/nm attending th* Mechanic* flair {a
California, Publiehed in Or Scuttle Poet-Inuaigencer.
s»dnw. ol tregetablaaand many rariotieool fruit than W^ingtonXerritorTßrJ
1 S® orrr Into the Yakima coantnr and in two daya mllect flow bn£
duel. In thoee nnoo than law In California. foe Yaklm. Jtt£
quality and Barer than any raised In California, the anulm at. sniJriV.„hVkl
pruamm.awayaheadcdlutythlnglarm mcloS,
all kinds ol regetabloa In the Yakima oonnhySsn any produced In
Mac Lean, Reed & Co.,
Real Relate, Insurance Agents,
InLw, M 4 ft, Kuril TlUu, VBUttllL