The Yakima herald. [volume], November 14, 1889, Image 2

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

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Official Paper of Yatiiia County.
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E.M. Rkkd. Editor and Business Manager.
Bora the state senate and house, after
long debate and much contention have
concluded to be good and employ chap
lains. ___________
Emperor William has prohibited the
nee of the word “cigar” on account of its
French origin. In future the fragrant
weed is to be known in Germany by
the excruciatingly Teutonic word of
“Glimmetoogel.”
Thx National W. C. T. U. in conven
tion at Chicago have split on the rook of
prohibition and the lowa contingent,
under Mrs. Foster, has seceded from the
parent organisation and formed a new
The republican papers are finding all
sort* of excuses for their defeet in Ohio,
Imre, Virginia end New York. They lay
it at the door of whisky, prohibition,
frond, intimidation and innumerable
other things. It is wonderful the parity
of the bellot box and the voter when that
side wins and the Iniquity that dwells in
these two factors when the other party
is successful.
Ik commenting on the admission of
Washington the Ban Francisco Ckrmiek
says editorially: “Of the four new states
none have brighter prospects than Wash
ington. It is receiving almost unparal
leled immigration, and the new settlers
are the beat class of men with means to
develop ranches, start factories and build
up cities. By the time another census is
taken Washington will be able to make a
chowing in population and wealth which
will leave far behind many old settled
states in the east.”
A tklmham from Bt. Paul aeys that
the engineers of the Manitoba claiffi that
road will be completed across country
from Butte to Puget Sound before the
end of twelve months. As Yakima com
mands the mountain poems It is bound to
come through this city. This statement
le right in line with the claim of Chester
A. Congdon, who says that the reed from
Gray's Harbor through Cbehalia to North
Yakima will be built this coming year.
Mr. Cwflnß is closely counseled with
the Manitoba people and has invested
hundreds of thousands of dollars in this
city and on Gray’s Harbor.
Wb are now a state and oar name ia
Washington, with the abbreviation of
Wash. The transition took place at 6:27
o’clock Monday afternoon, November 11,
1889. The emancipation from territorial
vassalage was received in some giddy
cities with the horning of powder, patri
otic speeches and champagne for the rich
—whisky and beer for the poor. Here in
dignified Yakima we smiled a smile of
satisfaction and moved along the even
tenor of our way, building three story
brick business blocks, handsome resi
dences and projecting new and greater
enterprises far the coming year.
Owe of the celebrated Use bail cranks
of the coon try is the distinguished United
Btates senator from Maryland, Mr. Arthur
P. Gorman. When but a little messenger
boy and page in the senate be was always
restless until adjournment, so that he
could go and toss or bat a ball. He
helped to organise the the National Base
Ball Glob, which b now tbs National
league Club. He never misses a game
when be can possibly attend one. Hb
son Arthur has inherited hb lore of the
game and baa learned the art ol curve
pitching. Very frequently be induces
hb father (the Senator) to go oat Into the
great bnefc yard and catch for him. The
Senator dose so with a great deal of pleas
ure and relish, and takes pride in being
aide to hold any sort ol a curved ball
which may U pitched to him.
Montana was admitted to statehood on
Friday, November 8, and Governor-elect
Joseph K. Toole was inaugurated at 2
o’clock that afternoon. By the throwing
ont of democratic votes the legislature
was mads republican. The democrats of
coarse protested and carried the matter
to the courts, and, pending the hearing of
the contest, the republican canvassing
board met, counted the voles, leaving out
an entire precinct that waa strongly dem
ocratic, sent the returns to the president
and adjourned tine 4te. Two days after
ward the court rendered a decision that
the votes of the condemned precinct
should be counted, but there wss then no
territorial board to make the returns to.
President Harrison, knowing the situation,
admitted the territory and thus it came
into the Union a republican state by
gross band.
He. J. A. Riceki, of Denver, Colorado,
il la thectty with plane lor Ulmtntiiig
Worth Yakima in conjunction with the
Biaau>. Mr. Bicker la en artiet ct ack
nowledped .billty and an leaaible and
excellent la hie project that a number d
onr toraaoet and molt eoterpriaing dll
■ana readily internet art themaelvee in the
matter and are raconraging othera to do
the tame. Mr. Kicker prapoaaa to take
pan and Ink aketchea ol public bolldin(a,
bnalnem blocka and private raddencea,
(ram which rata will be made. Three
win become the property ol the individual
upon the payment d a moderate amount,
and the rata will be ntlliaed in a mam
moth adMcn d the Braun, without
farther mat to the pnrchaaer. They can
nice he weed in variona waya when uccw
atone ariae. The work will take until
•prlng and Mr. Bicker makea no charge
tuna the rata an done and accepted aa
aatiafactcry. The project, whan told in
detail, atrtkaa all moat favorably and Mr.
Kicker will endeavor to meet onr leading
dtScna and lay hie plana baton them.
Oki of the wittiest men in the senate is
Mr. Vance, of North Carolina, father of
T. M. Vance, the receiver of the U. 8.
land office for this district. He delights
in playing practical Jokes upon his col
leagues and when they can get even with
him they unhesitatingly do so. Senator
Vest came into the chamber early one
morning and found a beautiful basket of
flowers upon Vance's desk. He picked
it np, carried it over to the desk of Sena
tor Beck, of Kentucky, and placed it
there. Shortly afterward Vance entered
the chamber and walked over to the bou
quet, saying to his fellow senators:
“Those are beauties; 1 wonder where
Beck bought them. He is constantly
baying flowers and sending them here to
his deak to create the impreesion that he
has lota of friends to send them to him.”
After getting off his Joke Senator Vance
picked np the card which was attached
to the bouquet and read the inscription,
which was: “To Senator Vance, with
the compliments of Mrs. Blank.” The
laugh was on Vance and it was a hearty
and spontaneous one, but he was equal
to the emergency, for be picked up the
bouquet and marched off in triumph to
bis own desk, saying: “Theexception
only proved the rule, after all."
Turn uncertainties of the senatorial race
are still with ns. With the president’s
proclamation of admission, lirrued Mon
day, the legislature met, and, after clerical
appointments and the transection of other
duties incident to organisation, adjourn
ment was made until the coming
Tuesday, when balloting tor sena
tors will begin. The adjournment is
said to have militated against the inter
ests of Sqnire and Allen but the friends
of these gentlemen say that their situa
tion is impregnable and that they have
voles enough assured to make their elec
tion certain. With the withdrawal of
Hyde, of Spokane Falls, from the contest
tbs Spokane delegation was said to bo
solid for Turner, but a caucus showed five
for Turner and five for Allen. Turner is
hopeful, however, and estimates his
strength at thirty-six votes. Brents,
Thompson and Sprague are still in the
race, but to what extent it ia difficult to
■ay. The fight promises to be a long and
one.
Tacoma Newt: Several states have
holidays which are not national ones,
being purely local in their observance,
and commemorative of some event dis
tinctively their own. Of such is the occa
sion of their admission to statehood, the
anniversary of their birthday, in which
other states are not especially interested.
Admission day is celebrated in many
states and H should be made a holiday in
Washington. Probably the measure will
be introduced into the present legislature,
and to make the observance of the 11th
day of November a feature in the history
of this state would be to engraft a spirit
of patriotism among oar people for all
time for the country, and for the great
father after whom this magnificent
commonwealth ia named.
Tbs Heps Osl Thsrs.
Assistant General Freight Agent Fulton
of the Northern Pacific, has received a
telegram from J. T. Sickle, general west
ern agent of the Atlantic transport line,
Chicago, advising him of the arrival in
London on Saturday last, November 9, of
the steamship Maine, with 1360 bales of
bops, shipped by special train from Puy
allup by £. Meeker A Go. on the 9th of
October, rooted via the Northern Pacific,
Wisconsin Central, the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne A Chicago, care of the Atlantic
transportation to Baltimore, and thence
to London direct The hope, therefore,
arrived in London just thirty days after
their departure from Puyallup. This ia
the second trainload shipment of hops
ever mule from the Pacific coast to Eu
rope via the Atlantic oeaboard, the first
instance being that of the Montana last
month. t
Nsw ffss* Mass BstnMlsbst.
W. K. Whitney, with A. E. Lillie as
agent and manager, baa opened a general
feed store in the building on the corner ol
Front sad Chestnut streets. Orders for
grain, hay, chopped feed and everything
in thb line will receive prompt attention
and speedy delivery. Trial ordeta soli
cited and satisfaction guaranteed. Re
member the place, in the Lillie bonding,
one door north of Schichtl A Reborn’s. 2t
Far lent
A nine-room lodging-house, situated with
in one block of our office.
• MacLkan, Bran A Go.
—Go to Mrs. Cary lor your miliinery.lt
—Gary has just received an elegant lot
of cloaks and wraps. It
—Latest and newest line of dress trim
ming, allk fringe, braids, etc. atCary*s.U
-Th. nkM Hue oi dried finite In the
ritr at Griffin Brae.’ Viningßlock. Alee
Üble rad pie (mile, vegetal)lee, etc. n!7
—II yon want cholceet groceriee it the
meet reeennehle prime cell on Griffin
Brae. Vlnlnt Block. n!7
—Why will yon cough when Shiloh’.
Core will give immediate relief. Prim
10 centa, 60 crate and |I. For anil at
Janeck's Pharmacy.
—Catarrh cured health and sweet breath
•retired, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price M rente. Naaal injector free. Sold
at Janrek’a Pharmacy.
—Griffin Brea, deal exclusively in fro
reriea and proviaiona. Their atock ia new
throughout. It will pay yon to get their
prirea. Remember the place. Vining
Block. n!7
—Dr. N. C. Boatman, the moat gooraan*
fnl specialist on the Pacific coast, will be
at the Hotel Yakima on Saturday, No
vember Id, fer a few day* only. Look
o«t for hooka and circnlara. Consulta
tion bee. •
—John Barthoiet and wife hare do
nated n handsome Durham cow, which
will he raffled off for the benefit of the
Catholic cbnrch at the fair to be held on
the 10th, I7tb and 18th of December. 2t
iMirtSlm
I 1
, Oar Ut« trip through th* Ra*t
Gave as an opportunity to tasks
! Bargain Buysl
And we are now prepared to make
: Bargain Sales
| UIVDERWEAH
Was Mover Cheaper than Now I
; OlottLing.
A nice clean line I
gpiciAiySALß odd Pants ?
Call and examine our
Stiff and Soft A line of Stetson s constantly
on hand.
Vate fMilirl
Yakima Ave., Opp. Yakima Natl Bank.
gso. ■ v a nci. t. l. r. Hri.roan.
Sheriff’s Salnff Real Estate.
H. P. Alton and C. H. Lew to. part-)
new doing boil nee* nnder the! Plalntlflk.
firm name of Alton A Lewis, 1
W. B. L. Jackson* Richard Can-1
non. Mason Turk. Orals Cannon. I
Christina Chamberlain and J. f Dwßdanla.
L. Chamberlain,
TTNDXR AND BY VIRTUE OF AN XXXCU
LJ Hon on forecloenre leaned oat of the Dis
trict Coart of the Fourth Judicial District of
Washington Territory holding terms at North
Yakima. In and for Yakima County, the aaid
execution being duly attested on the 1-th day of
October, KW*. In the above entitled action,
wherein H. P. Alton and C. U. Lewis, partners
doing business under the Arm name of Alton A
Lewis, the above named plaintiff obtained a
judgment and Decree of Forecloenre against W.
H.L. Jackson, Richard Cannon, Mason Tnrk,
Oraia Cannon, Christina Chamberlain and J. L.
Chamberlain, Defendants, on the fflrd day of
August, MW. which said judgment appears duly
of record In said court, 1 am commanded to sell
all that certain piece or parcel of land situated
In Yakima County, Washington Territory, and
described os follows, to-wit:
Lots fourteen, fifteen and sixteen (14. 15, to) In
block sixty-four (Ml in the town of Prosser.
Yakima County, Washington Territory, accord
ing to the plat thereof now of record in the of
fice of the County Auditor of suld Yakima
County; together with all and singular the ten
ements, hereditaments and appurtenances there
7,
mid amount and all costs, the balance to be
nuMle out of anyprojperty of the defendants not
ahembyglven that on
latunlay, the f3d Bay ef Itsv., !•••»
between the hoars of * o'clock In the forenoon
and 4 o’clock In the afternoon,to-wit: at the bonr
of S o'clock In the afternoon of said day, at the
east door of the Court boose. In the city ef
North Yakima, in mid Yakima County, W. T.,
I will, in obedience to os Id Kxecntkm
piaTnUlf * Judgment" vTlth Interest thereon, and
all costs, at nubile suction to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in gold coin of the United
Wales of America.
D. X. LUU,
gberiff of Yakima chanty, W. T.
Deled this toth day of October ePAI
The Celebrated French Gore,
V S7S? “APHBODITIME” SM33
fls Sold op a
POSITIVE )
GUARANTEE RS* U
to cure any Ua »
form of nervous I#. Jf
disease, or any Wdi
disorder of the
generative or
gaus of either 'W
Evrissras AflT
once. As., such as Loss of Bruin Power, Wakeful
urns. Bearing down Pains In the Beck, ftamlmd
Weak uses. MyAerta, Nervous Prostration Wont—
al Emissions, l-cnrorrhcra, Dizziness. Weak Men*
«y. LowofJPower and Impotcncy. which It ne>
sleeted often lead to premature old age and Insan
ity. Price «1.0» a box, • boxes lor «».«0 Sent by
mail on receipt of price.
A WRITTEN UI'ARANTRK forevetyfSJO
order, to refund the money If a Permanent
cure is not effected. Tbonsends of testimonials
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
waorauu SOAVCH,
BOX 27, PORTLAND. OX.
HOLD BY ALLEN A CHAPMAN,
Sole Agents, North Yakim*. W. T.
voTitE- nneiil cumu.
U. a Lana Omm av ttoarn Taatna. W. T..J
October im 1
f lOMPLAINT hovlng been entered at thto of
Sr? by George Finn of Proaaer,W. T.ogoinat
Alvah Churchill for (allure to comply with the
tow «rt to Timber Cohere Entry No. Sto. tinted
December l«. IM, upon the NW& ol aectlon a.
twp. 10. rang* B. IB Ynklma county. Week.
Ter., with n view to the cancellation of Mid eo
try: eonhwlant oltoglug that Mid rhnrphlll baa
failed to brook or cMuad to be broken Ira aerea
daring the Irto rear or at any time More, and
that be haa totally abandoned the Mine -the
Mid purtiee are hereby anmmoned to appear at
thla office on the UNh day of November, MW, at
M o’clock a. m.. to reapond and farm lab toad
boot concerning Mid allied failure.
010 alt IBA V KRI'TZ, Reglater.
Taken Up—Estray.
on right ahonlder. Bald anlral came to the
premima of tho aabeeriber on the Yakima Indian
raaarratloß about three yean ago. Owner will
pleaae call on tha undenlgned. prove property,
par cbargM and take mM eetrar
LotriasniraoN.
Port Blame. Weak.. November M. IMP. nlt-M
To fkoi It lay Cancan
1 HEREBY give notice that my wife, Bottle J.
Burnt having left my bed end board without
cooae or provocation. I will not to reepoaolble
for any debta contracted by tor from and offer
this date. R. B. STOUT.
Doted. North Yokimo, Nov. U, MW.
I FAWCETT BIROS.,
| DKALXRB I«
Farm Machinery & Vehicles,
Hole Af.au lor Ora Celebrated
MORKIBON AND HEADUUHT WALKING, SULKY AND GANG PLOWS,
, DICKS FAMOUS FEED-CUTTKRS, BADGES STATE FANNING MILLS,
VICTOS HAT PRESS ( Victor eon preae from JO to if font pit day),
VICTOR DAY, STOCK AND WAREHOUSE SCALES,
:o:
AND TUB t'KUUUTRB
Moline and Weber Wagons.
:*
They have just received a ear load of the lareoaa and popolar
WEBER WAGONS,
Aud weald respectfully request all parties Intending to purchase wagons to call at their place of
business and examine them before purchasing elsewhere. They call espostal
attention to their large and line slock of
Blow Carina Half-Mono aid loutaii Sprint Want
They are the only dealers la Yakima County who handle goods direct from the Factory.
Corner of Front & A Street, -LUSiah..
Perhaps You Are Thinking
Over what to bay for a Stove to keep yoarself and baby warm daring the winter which la
about upon us.
DOTV’T THINK US IMPUDENT
If we tell you that we believe
We Know Just What You Want!
If It Is something elegant la the way of a Parlor Heater, try one of thorn
LUNAR JEWELS (Open Orate), FIRESIDE JEWELS (Open Orate),
PLANET JEWELS (Open Orate), VISTA JEWELS (Roand),
OAK JEWELS (Roand). JEWEL OAK (Bound).
LITTLE DUKE (Round). STARLING (Roand),
VALLEY OAK (Round), PACIFIC (Open Grate),
SOCIAL JEWEL (Open Orate) MODEL JEWEL (Open Orate).
And twenty other dlflbrent steles which cant hate to prove a Jewel In yonr homes, aa they will
barn either eoal or wood. We have other styles In very cheep open grate Movaa, such aa
FEDORA.
WASHINGTON,
CHEERFUL,
FIRESIDE.
And many ether patterns of hound Coal Heaters, with ar with oar Drama.
Box Stoves Cheaper Than Ever Heard of I
Hardware l-ff ARP WARE Hardwaro !
Lower than the Lowest.
crnnnuß tub places
VINING BROTHERS,
VIIHN« BLOCK (NulMHaUlVaklu), ... YAKIMA AVBRCK.
SAWYER & PENNINGTON
(SUCCESSORS TO A. B. WEED.)
Hardware, Stoves,
Farm Machinery, Wagons.
Superior Bvbed Wire. Wheeling Steel NaiU. Tha Largaet Aeanrtineatol BoUden-
Material in Central Waahlngton, nad Pricaa Lome then the Lovrat.
Vi Hale i Sveclaltr of Patou: V W Air Fimas.
SAWYER A PENNINGTON,
Switlmat Corner Flrat Street raid Yakima Araaaa. North Yakima, Wrahlagtoa.
Lombard Horsley,
(SUCCESSORS TO A. H. REYNOLDS.)
Dealers in
FURNITURE!
CARPETS, WINDOW-SHADES,
CURTAINS, OIL CLOTHS.
TW UriMt ud b«M uwrttd Mock In Central Waihlnctoa. at
Prices that Can't be Duplicated.
THERE&
DIIVOPP Q Pn Bob Up Sbrenkly in the
Dujulu & bo. Hewlett Block,
Under the IT. H. T Aind Office,
With a Complete No* PnnnariOC I
Line of Fresh 111 uUullufl I
And Ask a Shan of Tour Patronage.
GIVE THEM A FAIR TRIAL!
FECHTER & LAW,
RE AT. ESTATE,
m m loans.
From 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.
Our: 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 M i| Heal Estate (QaiKet
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?
FECHTER <Sc T.A w
OVK* YAKIMA NATIONAL BANK, f .
Yakima Avenue, North Yakima, Washington.
HOW ABOUT YAKIMA?
Listen to the Story as it is Told by Careful
Observers from Abroad.
(San Francisco Examiner.)
Tbs M» State Capital will probably be at North Yakima.
(Spokane Falls Review.)
The beat and mote extonaiva agricultural region in the Yakima land District,
and in the Territory, lies about the City of North Yakima and is known as the
Yakima Valley.
(Seattle I \uf Inlflligeitpet )**~ - '
To-day. where four yean ago were uncultivated pndriee, the home of great herds
of unrestrained wild cattle and vicious bands of carnse ponies who knew no halter,
now stands the City of North Yakima, the Queen of Eastern Washington.
(Nortkweit Magatine.)
The knot of valleys which meet at the new town of North Yakima seems a bit
of Southern California here in the north. Public opinion in all parts of Washier
ten has settled upon this piece as the Cspital of the new State.
(Portland Oregonian.)
There Is no jnet reason why this city sad county, when they shall have reached
their maximum in population, should not have in the city from 16,000 to 25,000,
and the county 40,000 to 60,000. Neither is there any good reason why they should
not be eventually among the very wealthiest tffWns and counties in Washington
Territory. All the material dements that go to make a big and prosperous city are
hers. The total taxation of the county is only mills which includes the total
tax. territorial added. There is not a pauper in the county. The taxation is heralded
to the world as the lowest known from and including Minnesota to and including
California. II there is another county In a new country that can show as low a
taxation the public would like to know it.
(Tacoma leigerj
The vaßey in which the city of North Yakima is situated in the center of a
series of very fertile valleys which open into it and have grown famous for their
JLgSf bZSSwd North Yakfma c^notbuTflgure
(Spokane Falls Review.)
Although less than forty miles apart the difference in climate between Yakima
in Yakima county and Ellensburgh in Kittitas county is almost as great as that
between a northern and southern latitude. The valley surrounding Ellensburgh
is excellent for producing grain, while in the valleys near Yakima the farmers are
devoting mors attention to fruits, vegetables, hops, tobacco and similar crops,
which can only be grown in a warm climate.
Interview with lodge /. R. Lewis on his retom from atteoKag the Meehtmiet Pair in
California, Published in the Seattle Pest-InteUigenaer,
It was a great exhibition of the wealth of California, but I found no better
Spedmeos of vegetables and many varieties of fruit than Washington Territory pro
duces. I can go over into the Yakima country and In two days collect finer pro
ducts in those lines than I saw In California. The Yakima peaches are of better
quality and flavor than any raised in California, the apples are superior and the
prunes are away ahead of anything I ever saw. Then, too, they raise finer melons,
aqnaabss and all kinds of vegetables in the Yakima country than any produced in
California.
Mao Lean, Reed & Co.,
Real tt, lint Apis,
Him listed with them desirable land of all kinds {Deluding farms, garden tracts,
orchard lands, residence and business lots. While the opportunity (Tpresented—
while the lamp itill holds out to burn—the wise win take advantage of the low
prices which still prevail and Invent in Yakima property.
Mm, M t GUM Mu VisUuln.