The Yakima herald. [volume], November 14, 1889, Image 6

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THURSDAY.-: NOVEMBER U. U»>
TIE STATE EXPOSES.
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the Ct«fa| Vear-Prrtakilitj sf u la
maul Kate ef Ttuiisa.
The estimated expenses of the state
government for the first year of statehood
and until the legislature meets in Janu
ary, 1891, as was papered by the terri
torial auditor add submitted to Governor
Moore, in his bi-annual report, including
the deficiency in appropriations for the
current year, are as folio we:
£
hr , US
Incidental szsanaw ol the aeritUrjr'a
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InelMotalaxpaoawuik«of ... .... MM
Por ■Gojgof raperlDtendvot of pablie la-
Far ■ US
a pvaSZ
—r-* r- . mjn
Per hoapMal for luum, including doS-
Farttaniyortahon io4 tmssr.!!!!!!' ‘‘" 7M»
Far tieaqnrteWiwirt'asertets! M»
Far Waailaalna acbool for dafaotlro
For caSp.bUc btfwEMßt including CM.
4S
”js
togiaUUra npasn —lsew aal
£ JfS
Total MSMM
The available lands far this payment,
unless the law is chained regarding the
time of collection of the levy of 1890, wfll
be drawn from this year’s assessment.
H all this is collected, it will agpegate
♦312,500, from which, if a deduction of 16
percent is made for the delinquent tax
and commission, leaves a balance of
about 1266,000. The military fond can
not be used far any other purpose, save 1
that far which it is designated, and at 1
any rate it will not more than cover the 1
expenses of that service. It is not in- 1
eluded in the above estimate. It is highly
probable that a revenue ot about |SO,OOO
will be derived from the territory’s tax of
10 per cent on liquor licenses, whkh will
increase the revenue to at Isaat $296,000, '
or about one-half of the amount required. 1
The assessable property of 1890 will, with- !
out doubt, be largely Increased from that
of the present year, and it will be sur- 1
ptWajt if, at the long MrtMi ot the legw- !
lat ore of this year, appropriations are not
mads for objects that are not contemplated
at present. At the least, according to
this estimate, the tax must necessarily
be increased to at least doubis its present
amount.
Mrial twtim aal ianrtrv
How atroog a current b need to aend a
maaaage over an Albalie cable? Thirty
calb of battery only—equal to thirty rolu.
Wbal b the looiaat dbtanca oyer which
coo venation ny telephone b daily main
tained? About]aeren hundred and Uly
tnilee, (ram Portland, Maine, to Buffalo,
Sa. York.
Wbal b the faatret time made by an
electric railway? A mlb a minute by a
email experimental oar. Twenty milaa
an hour on atieet railway lyvtain.
How many milaa of anbmarine cable
are there in operation? Over 100,000
milaa, or enough to glrdb to earth lour
Whnt la the maximum power generated
by aa electric autor? Seventy-fit a horae
power. Exparimenta indicate that 100
borer-power will eoon be leached.
Bow tan beenk la anbmariaa cabb lo
cated? By rumouring the electricity
needed to charge the remaining unbroken
fort-
How many miles of telegraph wire la
operation la the United Blabs? Over a I
million, or enough to encircle the globe ■
forty times.
How many memagee can be transmitted 1
ever n wire at one Ham? Four, by the
quadruples ayeceta in daily ass.
How many miles of telephone wire in I
operation in tbs United Stabs? More '
than 170,000, orb which 1,000,000 mew
aagm are amt dally. I
How b telegraphing bom a moving :
train accomplished? Through a circuit (
from the car roof indodaga current he the
wire on pobe along the track.
What are Ike moot widely separated
palate between which H b peartbb to
Band a telegram? British Columbia and
Hew Zealand, via America and Europe.
Wbal ta the greet ml candlwpower of
arc light need la a lighthouse? TwomlP
Boa, in lighthouse at Howlholm, Den
mark.
How many persons In the United States
ms engagiil in bnaiaem depending eolety
on electricity? Estimated, 00,000.
How long does it lake to transmit a
message from Ban Francisco to Hong
kong? About fifteen minutes, via New
Turk, Caaao, Pentanes, Aden, Bombay,
Madnw, Penang and gingapoee.
What b the fastest time made by an
operator eroding messages by the Norm
system? About forty-two words per
How many telephones are in urn in the
United Btatea? About 300/100.
What war vessel has the moat complete
electric plant? United Btatea maa-of
war Chicago.
What is tha average cart per mile of a
trane-AMnnltc submarine cable? About
How many mllm af elsctrtc railway are
there in operation in the United Btatea?
Abate 4u milaa, sad mneh more ander
dapaMßM largely on physical ooooinona.
Advertised Latter List
■ The fallowing letters remain unclaimed
; in thepootoffice at Yakima City, Wash
ington, Nov. 1, 1889. In calling far the
' same please say “advertised:”
! Allen, James A Bsshion, Isaac
Barry, J Berg, Louis
Brewer, Woody Brandenburg, Alex
Brandon, JE Cappa, Carl
. Cochran. M V Chrfaholm, W O
Conolly, John Gray, ▲ B—2
Coonse, Harry Carter, Geo H
Daly, P Dapew.EM
Dillon, Charlie Daly, David
Dawson. Mrs Wm Eynon, W P—2
Frans, EH FleoslUng, Che M
Fisher, Mrs E H Garrand.lP V
Gregory, Frank OUtings, Mrs 8 J-2
Gillespie, Alex Heuton, 8C
Hooner, Sidney Harris, A
Hall, Mr Jamereon, Mrs Susie
Jones, Mrs Wm Johnson, H.
Kinnear, OD—3 lilley Vads
Lawless. MR Lanri.Geo
Lackey, U Lame. P J
McDermott, John McDaniel, W E
McClelland D F More. Chas
McKay, Chas Monfaon. John L
Morrison, W W Miller, Hattie A
Pickering, John R Peterson, Peter
PoweUTKev L H Fate, Riley
Powell A Co Ribs. Albert
Ritter. A Smith,CE
Sheircf, Wm Stiffins, Wm
Smith, J 8 Smith, Mrs Emma
Sharpateia. A Steward, J L
Sanders, W A Spray, R.
Sawyer. WP Tbweo,Tß
Woolby, T J Watson. Mrs J8
West, Gao £ Wooley.MrsM
Mas. E. Locnow, P. M.
Bssn Let the Syfcrtulty Slip My.
Boy only the best of trees and those
which have become acclimated bare.
Trees aold by dealers from abroad seldom
live when transplanted in a section where
all the atmospheric conditions and the soil
are dissimilar. E. R. Learning has tens of
thousands of ornamental, shade and fruit
treeaof themoat approved varieties and
as they are propagated and grown here,
they can be depended upon for standing
transplanting. Now is the time to im
prove your holdings. Mr. framing has
the City Nursery, which fa located Just
north of the town, and it would pay any
one to visit it.
From their range on Trout Creek, Yak
ima county, one brown horse, branded
AA on left hip. weight 1100 ponmfa.
white stripe in forehead. Also, one bay
mare, branded Fon left shoulder, star in
forehead. Suitable reward paid for their
return or far information leading to their
recovery. J. A. CAnrcum,
024-4t North Yakima, Wash.
la the best salve in the world far cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped chilblains,
corns, and all akin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 26 cento per box.
For sale by C. B. Bushnell. druggist.
M LMB.
Mac Lean, Reed A Co. hare SIOO,OOO to
loan on improved (arm lands. Applica
tions lor loans will receive prompt at
tention. •
-The combination of ingredients foond
in Ayer’s Pill* renders them took and
carative as veil ae cathartic. For this
mu they an the but medicine lor
people of costive habit, aa they reatore
the natural act 100 of the bomb, without
debilitating.
—Then baa more fruitful Boom of
dbeaae than ritiatad blood. It Inyoirea
every organ and of the body, and II not
immediately corrected by the nae of
Ayer'a Sarsaparilla dbprove Ibb theory,
The reaaon b, tbb medicine b the moat
powerful blood purifier ever discovered.
—I buy my nndarwear direct from the
factoriaa, and am now ottering it at pricea
which wore never before hoard of In
Korth Yakima. Call and examine gooda
and pricea, and am lor yonrmlf.
• Meaner H. Bum.
—Readers, in our advertising columns
yoo will am the gmwcua otter of Onodwin
A Pngeley. Six lota In tbs beet part of
town given away. Thb ban opportunity
which should not be thrown away. •
—Bartholet Bros. will not be undsnold
In anything dry goods, clothing, furnish
ing goods, boots and shoes, hats andcape,
crockery, groceries, end in fact everything
kept la a fliel rims store. •
—C. E. McEwen ta now offering sad
dle.. bridles, hanai and everyth* in
his line at prloss not to be duplicated this
side of Portland. •
—Far aqnaie dealiag and veins received
for year hard earned cash, call on T. O.
BedfleM for anything in the line of Jew
airy. •
—Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy ta a peek
thve care ior catarrh, diptbeirta and Cank
er Month. For aata at Janeck’a Phar
macy.
—For a nobby suit, made to order, do
not fell to call on our popular merchant
tailor. M. Ptobacb, on Yakima avenue. •
—A nasal injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Prim 80
cents. For sale at J snack's Pharmacy.
-Croup, whooping oongfa and bron
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s
Cure. Sold at Janeck’s Pharmacy.
—Every garment made by M. Pro
bach fa warranted e good fit, good work
manship and to give satisfaction. •
—Call on Myron H. Ellis and examine
his fine line of winter underwear; ana
door south of open boose. •
—Tbs stock of harasm, saddles, Ac., at
C. K. MeEwen’s ta the best in tha city,
and his pricea are the lowest. •
—Money to k*n la any amounts, on ap
proved security, by E. Stoobacb, North
Yakima. tf
—Choice feed, oats and chopped parley
for sale at tha North Yakima roller mills.
—All of tha latest styles in gents’ fur
nishings are to be found at M. H. Ellis’s *
—Goodwin A Pttgtiey have cheap money
to loan on Improved business property*
—Six lots given away to people who
will build. Goodwin A Pngeley. •
fMMtot
Patents are at the United State Land
Office, North YAkioiA, Wash., for thefol
lowing pereons, who may here them
meiled to their Address upon surrender of
final receipts. And in ones of loss thereof
by meking proper Affidevit as to such loss,
giving the number and date of entry.
Where the land has been ooneyed the
party owning the same, if unable to pro
duce the final receipt, affidavit as to such
conveyance and that he is unable to pro
duce the final receipt will suffice:
YASHA COUNTY.
T. F. High, ehf ne qr see 28, tp 27
north ol range 21 E.
Wm. R. Jones, ne qr see 10, tp 12,
north of range 19 E.
Daniel A. McDonald. sH aw*, sec 14,
tp IS, north of range 18 E.
KITTITAS COUNTY.
Eli Collins, aec 28, tp 24, north of
range 23 E.
Andrew B. Dilley, set£ sec 28, tp IS,
north of range 18 E.
Geo. B. Cooke, set* sw* sec 12. tp 18,
north of range 19 E.
Calvin & Garrison, nw qr aec 84, tp 19,
NRIBE.
Socrates 8. Me El fresh, e hf aw qr, nw
qr se qr, aw qr ne qrsec 8, tp 17, N R2OB.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Charles C. MrCollougfa, sw qr sec IS,
tp 96, N R 29 E.
Charles L. Johnson, sw qr see 24, tp 25,
NR29E.
George C. Alexander, nw qr sac 28, tp
27.NR80E.
Frank U. Bosworth, nw qr see 29, tp
27, N R SO E.
Armand A. Dale, ne qr sec S4, tp 26> N
RSSE.
Wynne Evans, w hf as qr, ehf sw qr
see 11, tp 25, N R 29 E.
James Jump, se qr see SI, tp 27, N R
SOE.
Perry V. Kilgore, nw qr see 11, tp 26,
NRSOE.
Thomas K. Marshall, sw qr see 26, tp
27. N ESOE.
John Morton, as ty see 21, tp 27, N R
80 B.
Joseph D. Maple, ne qr see 16, tp 28,
NR29E.
Joseph 8. Shrock, se qr see IS, tp 98,
NR29E.
Frederick Schulto, nw qr see 14, tp 96,
NR29E.
Adolph H. Youngfc, w hf nw qr and w
hf sw qr aec 22, tp 27, N R SO E.
Thomas F. MoOourln, se qr see 23, tp
27,N RSOE.
Louis Loso, a hi ss qr, se qr ns qr, and
lot I,see4,tp 20.NR29E.
Charles F. Yonngk, ne qr see 29. tp 27,
NRSOE.
Jacob T. Youngk, e hf nw qr, ehf aw
qr sac 22, tp 27, N R 80 E.
John Zimmerman, a hf se qr see 11,
and shlswqrssel2 t tp27, NRSOE.
Ira M. Karrs, Register.
Vfas Fslylt nnA its Msg*.
Rev. P. M. Shrout, pMtor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Knneae,
■eye: “I feel it my duty to tell whet
wooden Dr. King’s New Discovery has
done for me. My Lunge were bedly die
eeeed, end my periehionen thought I
could lire only e few weeks. I took fire
bottles of Dr. King's New Dieeerery end
em sound end well, gaining 26 Ibe. in
weight.” Arthur Lore, manager Lore’s
Funny Folks Combination, writes: "After
a thorough trial and convincing evidence.
I am confident Dr. King's New Discovery
(or Consumption beets ’em all, and cures
when everything rise (ails. The greatest
kindness I can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try it" Free
trial bottles at Janeck’sFbarmecy. Reg
ular rises MrandlL^^
The transition from long and painful
sickness to robust health marks an epoch
in the life of the individual. Such a re
markable event is treasured in the mem
ory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained Is gratefully
blamed. Hence it is that so much la
beard in praise of Electric Bitters. 80
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the urn of the Great Alterative
and Tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of
long or short standing you will surely
find relief by use of Electric Bitten.
Sold at 60c. and $1 per bottle at Ja>
neck’s drug store.
If motben studied their beat interests
they would find that Dr. Hentay’e Dan
delion Tonic ta the beet booaebold remedy.
Many ol the ilia peculiar to tamataa ooold
be avoided by lie nae. It ta aa pleasant
to take as a glass of wine. Sold by Alien
A Chapman.
Forest Grove, Ora., March 8.
I have bean troubled many years with
weakaem of tha kidneys and have tried
many different remedies, sought aid from
different physicians and even changed
climates to obtain relief, bat have met
with indifferent sneeees. Hearing through
a Mend of the value of tha Oregon Kid
ney Tea, I obtained n box of H and de
rived more benefit from anything elm I
have found yet. J. T. Hrrv.
Sold by Allen A Chapman.
—A Indy who was afflicted with salt
rheum on the face and other parte of the
bod? far assay who was treated
by the beat phyafetaas on tha Pacific
const with only temporary letief, says:
Dntard’a Specific has entirely enred me of
my troobtaaome complaint and although
1 have not wed the medicine lor many
months, I have bad ao return of the dis
ease. I shall always tael grateful to yoo.
Sold by Allan A Chapman.
—How often do we bwar our friends say
“O, la* feeling pretty veil, bat have a
•light pain in the back, which I eappoee
will eooo paee away.” Bat does It paee
•way? Ho, not often nnleee aaetoUti by
•one good reeeedy. Flan in the back to
freqaently followed by weeknen, flashing
of the body* mocae and milky discharges,
eruptions of the face and neck, diuineee,
km of appetite, general debility, Bright’s
disease of the kidneys. If you have any
of then symptoms do not delay, batnve
time, money and health by using Oregon
Kidney Tea—a safe and speedy remedy.
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FOR CASH ONLY!
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Dress Goods.
AT COST. AT COST.
BARTHOLET - BROS.
Opera. Souse Block.
8. J. LOWE
Carrie* the Urgent, beet and cheap**! Block of all kiada of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
HARDWARE,
Etc., which he to prepared to offer at remarkably low prices. Atoo in slock a ins
line of
Tinware, Sheet Ironware, Graniteware, Guns,
Pistols and Farm Implements.
Comer Yakima Atenne and Bret aliaat - - - - W. T.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
DRY GOODS,
80018 AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS
AND GROCERIES.
CT. J". ABMSO?BOHq,
Corner First street and Yakima Avenue.
A complete line of all of the commodities enumerated shore will be found
at this store, and a general request to sent forth to the public to call and exam
ine the prices and quality of the Goods.
«f. «T. Arauitroiig'.
Ml-Cinnl Prim I
Prices Reason able.
00R WORK FIRST CUSS.
Chappell & Cox,
AGENTS FOB FRANK BROS. DCF. 00.,
Yakima Ave., North Yakima.
AGENTS IDE VABI KACEDIEBT OF ALL HKDS,
Wagons, Farm Hacks, Buggies, Carts, Ac., Ac.
All goods of tbs best class and warranted, and prices the lowest, quality of goods considered.
It wi U to Twr Undmt to 100 Tlw t*ro Piftbdg Aijtfchg a Tkir lAw.
Q. Li. Holmes <fc Bull,
716 A 780 Pacific Ave., Tacoma, W.T.
Fufoiime, Camels, Drapenes ail tugs,
WHOLESALE mid HETAII*
Larges! Stock aid.Bat Variety NortN of Sai Fraicisco'
When In Tacoma, call and examine, whether yon wish to purchase or not.
••‘Correspondence Solicited.
Allen & Chapman,
DItVOOISTS.
Keep always on hand all that la pertaining to their trade. None bat pare med
icines anachemicua dispensed.
Prescriptions a Specialty!
Manipulated by a Competent Pharmacist
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use.
A Urge line of Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Glass, Potty. Rash and Doors. Come
and see ns in oar Commodious and Beautiful Quarters.
m Vtry Fiiesi Brands o( Ke? Vet mil Importel dim.
Comer Yakima Arenas and Second Street, .... North Yakima
Slim al iiitl Parlors,
YAKIMA AVENUE. NORTH YAKIMA,
(Shardlow & McDaniel’s old stand.)
WWWWWXW»M«>XW»X«WB<It X'.’WjCOMOCOKWO.^CO
Thomas Bradley, well-known Ibrooghoot Eastern Washington and Oregon os
an expert mixologist, will do the honors behind the bar, and will be pleased to
meet his many acquaintances among tbs commercial travelers, as well as residents
of thUsection. _ _ „
"be attention of the indulging public U directed to our extensive line of
Flit Kite, Uti, dm,
Which we guarantee to he of the best makes in tbs country.
——
Pool - and - Billiard - Tables
Afford pleasure and recreation to those seeking healthy exercise.
If conrteone treatment, square dealing and unadulterated goods can secure and
retain the patronage of the public, the «Torts of the proprietors of this house will
be rorngnleod and appreciated.
We have just completed refitting and beautifying the budding, end now invite
tbs public to call and bestow upon ns such patronage as we merit.
M. G. WILLS.
E. S. ROBERTSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
Spinning & Robertson,
Real Estate,
iNßim^JsrcE.
would respectfully call your atten
tion to the fact that my list of
TOTO PROPERTY
is unexcelled. I have Lots for sale in
every part of the city and Additions.
ZFAJRHMT PROPERTY
Very desirable, in tracts to suit.
Represent a fine line of Insurance Companies.
Money to Loan!
On Farm and City Property.