The Yakima herald. [volume], November 21, 1889, Image 2

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SENATOR JOHN B. ALLEN.
John Beard Allen, who on the 19th
Instant was chosen to represent the new
and vigorous Stole of Washington in the
United States senate, was born at Craw
fordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana,
May 18,1845. and is therefore 46 years of
age. He lived at or near his native town,
educating himself, as beet be could, for
the future, which for him has been full of
well earned honors, until the spring of
1861, when, si the call of Abraham Lin
coln for 75.000 men to assist in crushing
the great rebellion, be, ol though not yet
19 years of age, enlisted in the 138 th In
diana Infantry and served in Tennessee
and Alabama until mustered out. In
1886, with bis parents, he became a resi
dence of Rochester, Minnesota, where far
a year be served as agent for a firm of
groin men. Next be read law in the
office of Judge Wilson, of Rochester, and
soon entered the law school at Ann Arbor,
Michigan. In 1809 he was admitted to
the bar; in 1870 became a resident of
Olympia, the present capital of the new
state, where be opened an office in the
public reading room, of which be became
custodian at a salary of sl6 per month.
At that time there was in all this broad
territory no familiar (ace, do one with
whom be could claim acquaintance; and
yet, with no helping hand or friendly in
fluence to assist, within twelve months
his practice had grown to unprecedented
dimensions for one so young, and he then
came to be regarded as a lawyer of greet
promise and an orator of unusual force
and ability and although bat 25 years of
age took rank as a peer of such legal lights
as Chief Justice B. F. Dennison, Ex-Jo*
tioes O. B. McFaddao and J. B. Wyche,
Hon. Elwood Evans, Governor Elisha P.
Fsrry sad others of more than local repu
tation. In 1875 be was appointed United
States attorney lor Washington territory,
and in this position for over ten years,
through the administrations of Grant,
Hayes and Arthur, be served with that
distinction so characteristic of the man,
and with a success attained by tew, if
any, of the United States attorneys dol
ing that parted. In 1881 he made the
city of Walls Walla his abiding place,
where be has built op what is probably
the most lucrative as well aa the most
successful practice of any attorney in
Eastern Washington, there scarcely ever
being a case of any prominence of special
merit in that section but that be was en
gaged therein, and almost universally
successful. He is a man most affable,
courteous, easy of approach, careful in
what ha promises or does, faithful to his
friends and of the most unswerving in
tegrity, as well as a patriot and a moat
excellent dtisen and neighbor. His
splendid home, in which abounds all
that is calculated to moke home pleasant
as well aa adorable, is situated within the
shadow of the beautiful mountains that
surround the lovely city of “Many
Waters,” and in which city and vicinity,
as wHI as in all Eastern Washington, he
is not only considered as a Saul among
hia brethren, hat has obtained from those
about him s regard and affection possessed
by few men anywhere.
I'Whani chosen to represent
Washington la ananas by a majority oi
7571 owi his democratic opponent, Cbaa
8. Voorhees, who lor Ino terms had been
Ilia territorial delegate, and his defeat of
Mr. Vouchees, himself one of the most
popniar and able men of Waahiagloa. la
one of the moat emphatic aridancea of
Mr. Allan's popolarity and force of char
acter and although he was not permitted
to lake his east In congteaa, yet by hla in
dnatry and Indetatigakleneas be obtained
from the (aremmenl much that eased
great banafil to the territory, and prorad
la many nays that ha traa not only faithful
la hla Manda, hot a aealana aerrant to the
whole people, who ham recognised his
faithfulness and abilities by choosing
him to the moat honorable place they
could bestow.
IN SEARCH OR A HUSBAND.
A certain rich Washington City woman
vent to Europe to boy a titled husband.
She had rsad of one American girt who
had bought into the ilstahldt nobility,
end another who purchased a stray prince
of the bouse of Cokmns, and aha wished
to ha as titled aa any other girl. So aha
struck up a bargain with a vary needy
Frenchman bearing the illustrious name
of Napoleon’s most Ulnatrioos marshal;
hut whan she cams to rign the contract,
aha was unwilling to pay the descendant
of the king of Naples orar 110,000 a year.
Ha "kicked." The beat blood of the “Old
Empire” conned through his reins. Ha
was no ordinary colt, but a thoroughbred.
He would not trot In harness with an
American cayose Oily lor anynnch money.
As a result, the contract remains unexe
cuted, pending nagotiationa.
It la possible that the young Indy In
qunrtlon may not possess other attrac
tions lor a husband than her jingling gold.
Be that aa H may. local pride and a laud
able desire to keep all this money on our
aids of the “pond,” induces ns to make a
oiggertion. Wa will furnish her a hus
band lor ona-kjf that money. Yas, wa
will guarantee that lor 16.000 a year, the
shore-mentioned Washington City lady
ana do better right hare in North Yakima,
Washington. Further than that, wa un
dertake that our nominee shall hare
hatter morals, be better looking, younger,
and husband the young woman better
than any Frenchman who bears the name
of Mont
If title, hlgb-aoondlag, glorious, la what
la desired, we can supply that want Wa
cun do batter than lumiah n prince. Wa
offer a sovereign—a free-born,blue-blooded
American king, and not a threadbare, tin*
pecunteoß remnant of ancient respects*
bllty.
Exceptions serve to prove the soundness
of the general role. There may be, occa
sionally, American girls with more money
than brains. The average American girl,
however, at the waahtnb or in the parlor,
is the peer of any woman who baa trod
this planet since Eve enlivened Adam’s
solitude in Eden.
The wife-hunter of Europe, with nothing
bat a lengthened patronymic to recom
mend him, may sometimes “bag” a
“sucker,” but our American girl*—pure,
industrious, honest, beautiful—are as un
approachable by the foreign titled match
makers as the icy peak of Mount Blanc to
the deoisen of a Neapolitan laiaretto.
Am important (actor to the successful
conduct of business, which should be
observed by our merchants, is the dies*
ing of the show windows. North Yak
ima has as good stores and as fine stocks
aa any city of its siae in the northwest
and when a merchant fails to appreciate
the benefits of advertising be neglects to
dress bis show window. An instance of
the advantages which arise from this
source was observed the other day when
a lady member of the McKee Rankin
troupe, attracted by the handsome dis
play mads by Kuecbler, the jeweler,
stopped, looked at the handsome window
exhibit, entered the More and before
leaving purchased a costly pair of dia
mond ear-rings. Merchants, this lesson
should bear its fruits.
Majos C. M. Barton, chief clerk of
the state legislature, is preparing a hand
book and manual of the state of Wash
ington consisting of historical, politico],
commercial, agricultural and other data
and statistics covering the ground from
the organisation of tbs territory to the
clone of the first legislature of the state.
This work eminating from such comp*
tent hands most ha of greot value to the
politician, the professional man and all
who desire to be well rood aad posted.
We bespeak lor this manual the exten
sive circulation its merits promise.
Tbbtt-boht years ago last Saturday
Seattle was founded. Only two men, A.
A. Denny and John Alexander are now
living in that city, who were among the
pioneer Wake drivers. There were among
tboee who first landed among two thou
aand Indians then occupying the aite of
Queen City, A. A. Denny, John Alexan
der, Charley Terry and C. D. Boren.
The excitement at Olympia baa qflieted
down. The senators are cboaen and
their names are John B. Allen and Wat
son C. Squire. They were each elected
on the first ballot, Squire receiving 75
votes and Allen 71. Turner received 20
votes, Sprague 16, Thompson 6, Griggs 9.
Voorbees 8, Qowey 1 and Brents 1.
Natlaaal tagloal lastltats.
One or more surgeons representing this
Institute will be at the Gnilland Hotel,
North Yakima, December 2, and at the
Johnson House, Ellensburgh, December
8, lor one day only.
They come fully prepared with all the
apparatus naraseary for the success
fnl treatment of their specialties,
curvature of the spine, dieeaaee of the
hip and knee Joint, crooked limbs,
dub feet and all bodily deformities.
Their success in treating these troubles
aa well aa all chronic and sexual diseases
haa made for the Institute a national
reputation.
Upon application, references will be
furnished from patients in all parte of the
United States.
All persons who are suffering from any
of these complaints, shoolb not fail to take
advantage of this opportunity for releif.
Patents ■sestved nt Land Office.
John Hubbard, sw qr of aec 26, tp IS,
N B 18 K.
Daniel Stewart Farrar, nw qr of ne qr
of see 27, and sw qr of se qr and n hf of
as qr of sse 22, tp 24, N 819 B.
Rebecca N. Frisbee, as qr of see 12, tp
17, N 818 E.
E. W. R. Taylor, a hi of ntr qr and a hi
ne qr aac J, tp U, N B 18 E,
(ioataf Nihon, n hf of aw qr and a hi
of na qr of aac i, tp 17, H B IS E.
John Yoke, as qr of aac SO, tp », N B
111
August Haaae, a hi of nw qr and lot 9
cf aac 4. tp 16, N Rl6 £.
Jacobs. Rogers, aw qr of aecM.tplt,
HRIBE. ______
Pew read nance BoanMlalMfl.
W. E. Whitney, with A. E. Lillie as
agent sad manager, has opened a general
feed store in the building on the corner of
Front and Chestnut streets. Orders fur
pain, hay, chopped lead and ererything
In this Hue will rcceire prompt attention
and speedy delivery. Trial orders soli
cited and aatiafaclioo guaranteed. Re
member the place, in the Lillie building,
one dour north of Hchichtl A Reborn's, a
For mens
A nine-room lodging-house, situated with
in one block of oar other.
• Mac Lass, Bran A Co.
—Onion, potatoes and cabbage wanted
at Boyars A Co.’s. • a
—A lull line of shirts always on hand
at Myron H.Ellfa’.
—Fire hundred boars of aoap at Barth
olat Bros, only sl-96 par boa. ' •
—Bla lota gfran away to people who
will build. Goodwin A
—Goodwin A Fugaley hare cheap money
to loan on Implored business property.*
—The finest line of neckwear ewer
1 shown in North Yakima just received at
i Myron H. EUia’. •
—Tbs public will plasm bear in mind
that coal and wood Is cask on delivery.
, John Read, Agent fii-tf.
—Groceries you moat have. Groceries
wa must sell. Let’s trade and both bs
. happy. Barthclet Bras. •
-John Barlholst and wile hare do
nated a handsome Durham cow, which
will bs rallied off lor the benefit of the
Catholic church at the lair to bo bald on
lbs 16th, ITth and 16th of December.ft
| GRIFFIN M’S STOBB.
If you’re la want, and hangar gaunt,
Toa’re teat upon relieving,
I Just land aa ear, aad We’ll make clear
_«oaM things near mm battling;
The mammoth line of groceries flue
Ton'll gat at
«mirnn broth eri*.
1 Tho ’ T° u wlll *»luk their baadaome More
I wknets±a am • w ~’
Therve Corn and Rolled Gate.
i aaa£Sae^ t^
Ton will And every thing to plotas
At tbe store of— .
BRIITIN nMTHKBX.
T^RStBSSftfiEJT
T^£Er&i^nr phuM
Hire Candles, Nats aad Cbowlag Oam.
Finn Sharing Soap aad others.
From Purest, Parfamed, Toilet do «n
Ton’ll dad
They’ve Canned Frail, Pie Fruit, every kind,
jxsatasitaßmm
And a taU liae ol tobaccos.
For washiag slothes aad saving strength.
Ton’ll get at—
omirrm nomip.
They ve* good Green Apples to cook aad eat.
Theirs the east,
Aad New Orleans Moiaaeee.
Teast Powder, Soda. Magic Tenet,
Sweet Batter, good as mother’s,
ÜBirriN BRoTBUr.
They’ve Lanterns, Shoe Blacking aad Oil,
Combs, Extracts hr the eeove.
Tabs, Backets, Pencils. Peas and Ink.
Pickles (barrel or bottle), Crackers too.
Table Snore, like no others.
And Spices. fresh, pure aad strong,
Att y SBirFIN BROTHERS',
Their store is eoey, their stock 1s new,
Their prices salt the times.
And tbmPs the place where yon can get.
Best exchange for roar dimes.
Jast call aad see their nobby store,
Aad Ladles, above all others.
Two pleasant aad obliging clerks
Ton'll Sad at
GRIFFIN BROTHERS’.
Sheriff’! Salejfßcal Estate.
H. F. Allen aad C. H. Lewis, port )
dm* doing bnilneee Under the) Plaintiffs.
Arm name of Alien 4 Lewis, )
W. R. L. Jackson. Richard Can )
L. Chamberlain, J
TTNDIR AMD BT VIRTUE OF AH BXRCU-
U ttoa on foreclosure leaned out of the Die-
Met Coart of the Poarth Judicial District ol
Washington Territory holding terms at North
Taklma. In and for Taklma Conntr.the mid
execution being duly attested oo the Mth day of
October. MMS. la the above entitled action,
wherein H. F. Alien and C. H. Lewis, partners
doing business under the firm name of Allen 4
Lewis, the shore named plaintiff obtained a
•dement and Decree of Foreclosure against W.
hTL Jackson, Richard Cannon. Mason Turk.
Onla cannon, Christina Chamberlain and J. L.
Chamberlain, Defendants, on the Srd dar of
all that certain piece or parcel of land situated
in Taklma County, Washington Territory, and
described aa follows, to-wit;
Lots fourteen, fifteen end sixteen (14. U, M) In
block sixty-fonr (M) In the town of Prosser,
Taklma County, Washington Territory, accord
ing to the plat thereof now of record fit the of
fice of the County Auditor of sold Taklma
County; together with all and singular the len
to belonging or in anywise appertaining, and It
the proreeds of said sale shall not satisfy the
said amount nod all costa, the balance to be
made out of any property of the defendants not
exempt from execution.
Nodes to hereby given that on
■atardsy, the IM Bap nf Nsr., 1889,
between the hours of V o'clock In the forenoon
aad 4 o'clock In the afternoon.to-wit; at the hoar
of 3 o’clock In the afternoon of mid day. at the
east door of the Court bouse. In the city of
North Taklma, In said Yakima Connty, W. T..
I will, in obedience to mid Kxecntion on Fore
closnre, mil the shore described Real Relate, or
so much thereof aa may be necessary to satisfy
plaintiff 's Judgment, with Interest thereon, and
all costa, at nubile auction to the highest and
beet bidder, for cash in gold coin of the United
States of America.
D. 1. LRBH.
Sheriff of Taklma Connty, W. T.
Dated this Mth day of October, IMS. o!7-4t
“board^trade”
SALOON AND BILLIARD WALL.
Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
Constantly on Hand.
o
A. Churchill, : : : : : : : Prop.
tm r. Depot Kotik Taklna. Wash. TSr.
Malice far Pabllcallar.
Un Omci at Noam Yakima, «ua.,|
November 14. UN. )
sars
ssrAawrsjrwr esa siiS
Ref liter and Receiver of the V. 8. Land Of
atNorth YiklM la tba state of Washing*
lon oa tbs 3Mb day of Dswata. UN, via:
JOHN A. BUKWICK,
Hoaaeatead entry No. IMI, tor tba aW i«W aw
aujsa? -“*•
Ha a«na tba followlnc wltaeaaoo to pvnra bis
continuous resldencs upon and cultivation of
said land. Tla: Peter Omrals. James Cook, of
Yakima City. Yakima Co. Wash.
nCil-dM. IRA M. KRVTZ, Rati star.
Hal lea far Pablleallom.
VTOTICB 1a hereby given that the following-
IN named settler has Bled notice of his Intea
flon to make Inal proof la support of his claim,
and that said proof rill be mads before Register
sad Receiver of I', ft. Land OMce at NorUYak
ima. Wash., on Jaa. a. UN, vis:
RANCH. LIOBTLR,
eoatlnnons residence npon and cnltlTStioa of
said laad, via: Solomon W. P. Brow lag, J. W.
ffawsr*-
nvjTg Rsglstar.
NOTICE.
Csmaty Taxea Dae.
VTOTICR U MRRRBT GIVEN THAT THE
IN Unplients Amassment RoU of Yaklam
County for tbs rear UR is now la my ytmiiNaa
for coftectloa of tbs Taxes levied therein. Taxes
win be delinquent oa the Ist day of Narsh, UN
at I o’clock a. m., aad aalsm paid prior thereto
W per coat will be added thsretoas penalty, and
KST S XiJZZ ~
aS-M County Treasurer.
FAWCETT BROS,
Farm Machinery & Vehicles,
Sole A grata (or tb« Celebrated
MORRISON AND HEADLIGHT WALKING, SULKY AND GANG PLOWS,
DICKS FAMOUS FEED-CUTTERS, BADGER STATE FANNING MILLS,
VICTOR HAY PRESS (Victor can prtu from 10 to IS tons per day),
VICTOR HAY, STOCK AND WAREHOUSE SCALES,
" ' ■ ■ ■ ;«
AM* THE CKLBMUTEB
Moline and Weber Wagons.
—
They hare Joel received a ear load of the famoua and popular
WEBER WAGONS,
And would respectfully request all parties Intending to purchase wagona to call at their place Of
h—<■— and examine them before purchasing elaewhere. They call oapeelal
attention to their large and floe atock of
Blaus, Carries, Half-Plain ail Mountain Spriu facial
They are the only dealer* in Yakima County who handle good* direct from the Factory.
Corner of Front & A Street,—Li
Stoves at Cost!
AT
VINING BROTHERS.
We believe in taking advantage of the dull season of the year which is upon ns and
offers
Complete and Entirely New
Line of Heating Stoves
JUST (WED I m GOSH
These Goods came io a little late, bat we mean to make it profitable to you and to
na too by not carrying them orer.
We Offer these Goods at Cost
DON’T MIBB OUR BARGAINS IN COAL HODS.
EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN TO BEDROCK.
Bit Tod Mm of Ds ill M lour.
"VirLing Bros,
Og"TELEPHONE 31. VINING BLOCK.
SAWYER & PENNINGTON
(SUCCESSORS TO A. B. WEED.)
Hardware, Stoves,
Farm Machinery, Wagons.
Superior Barbed Wire. Wheeling Steel Naila. The Largest Aeeortment ol Builders’
Material in Central Washington, and Prices Lower than the Lowest.
wo lift i Sint of Mm li Hot Alt Fmiooo.
SAWYER & PENNINGTON,
Southeast Corner First Street and Yakima Avenue. North Yakima, Washington.
Lombard cfe Horsley,
(SUCCESSORS TO A. H. REYNOLDS.)
1 )enler« In
FURNITURE!
CARPETfV WINDOW-SHADES, porttvkk
POHTIEKS. CURTAINS, O , L cumlg
TIM tafiwt and beat aaaorMd stock In Cvntrnl Wa»hln»ton. at 9
Prices that Can’t be Duplicated.
—AR. THERE !=^-
DfiVOPO 9 p n Bob Up Serenely in the
DUJuIS & UU. Hewlett Block,
XJutter the XT. N. T-and Office,
With * Couplet* New p pninn I
Line of Fresh 111 Uuullua I
And Ask a Share of Tour Patronage.
GIVE THEM A FAIR TRIAL!
FECTHER& LAW,
REAL ESTATE,
FIST MORTGAGE 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 Reasonable Rates of Interest
And a low commission. When in need of money it will be to
your advantage to call upon ns.
Our: Insurance : Business
Is continually increasing. We say without fear of contradiction
that we represent the best line of companies in the City.
$50,000 In Round Numbers
Is the amount of our real estate sales during the months of Aug
ust and September, 1889. The
Neatest flciMiy lit teal Estate jut
Is always experienced during the winter months. We predict that
the coming winter will usher in greater activity than we have ever
experienced before. You must draw your own conclusions. We
are prepared for it; are you?
OVBTI YAKIMA NATIONAL BANK,
Yakima Avenue, North Yakima, Washington.
HMW ABOIIT YAKIMA?
Listen to the Storj as it is Told by Careful
Observers from Abroad.
(San Franeiero Examiner.)
The new State Capital will probably be at North Yakima.
(Spokane Fallt Review.)
The beat and moat extensive agricultural region in the Yakima Ijuml District,
and in the Territory, lies about the City of North Yakima and is known as the
Yakima Valley.
(Seattle Poet-Intelligencer.)
To-day. where four years ago were uncultivated prairies, the home of great herds
of unrestrained wild cattle and vicious bands of cayuae ponies who knew no halter,
now stands the City of North Yakima, the Queen of Eastern Washington.
(Norihweet Magazine.)
The knot of valleys which meet at the new town of North Yakima seems a bit
of Southern California here in the north. Public opinion in all parts of Washing
ton has settled upon this place as the Capital of the new State.
(Portland Oregonian.)
There is no Just reason why this city and county, when they shall have reached
their maximum in population, should not have in the city from 16,000 to 25,000.
and the county 40,000 to 60,000. Neither there any good reason why they should
not be eventually among the very wealthiest towns and counties in Washington
Territory. All the material elements that go to make a big and prosperous city aro
here. The total taxation of the county is only 13>$ 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. If there is another county in a new country that can show as low a
taxation the public would like to know it.
(Tacoma Ledger.)
The valley in which the city of North Yakima is situated in the center of a
series of vary fertile valleys which open into it and have grown famous lor their
products. With a splendid agricultural country surrounding it and the peculiar
advantages of Its location for railroad approaches North Yakima cannot but figure
la the future brilliantly.
(Spokane Falle Review.)
Although leas than forty miles apart the difference in climate between Yakima
in Yakima county and EUensborgh in Kittitas county is almost as great as that
between a northern and southern latitude. The valley surrounding EUensborgh
is excellent for producing grain, while in the valleys near Yakima the farmers are
devoting more attention to fruits, vegetables, bops, tobacco and similar crops,
which can only be grown In a warm climate.
Interview with Judge J. R. Lewie on hie return from attending the Meehan ice Fair in
California, Publiehed in the Seattle Poet-Intelligencer.
It was a great exhibition of the wealth of California, but I found no better
specimens of vegetables and many varieties of fruit than Washington Territory pro
duces. 1 can go over into the Yakima country and in two days collect finer pro
ducts In those Unes than 1 saw in California. T;..' Yakima peaches are of better
quality and flavor than any raised in Cali torn is .the apples are superior and the
prunes are away ahead of anything I ever saw. Then, too, they raise finer melons,
squashes and all kinds of vegetables in the Yakima country than anv produced in
California.
Mac Lean, Reed & Co.,
Dill Esuit, lint Ills,
Have listed with them desirable land of all kinda including farms, garden tracts,
orchard lands, residence and business lots. While the opportunity is presented—
while the lamp still bolds oat to barn—the wise will toko advantage of the low
prices which still prevail and Invest in Yakima property.
Heim, m 4 a, na ntm, vistiiiia