The Yakima herald. [volume], February 12, 1891, Image 2

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THE YAIiA EBBALD.
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In the county commissioners’ court, in
and lor Yakima county, state of Wash
ington, February tarn.
mokday, ran. S, 1881— mn day.
Court mat In regular eamion.
Pieeaot Joseph Btepheneon.chairman,
H. W. Creeeen, commissioner, end Myron
H. KUie, clerk of the board.
In the matter of delinquent taxes of J.
W. Beck for the yean 1884 and 1885-
Wbereae, it appean from the delinquent
rolls of 1884 and 1888 that J. W. Back is
indebted to the county of Yakima for
delinquent taxeo as follows, to-wit, for
the year 1864 for special school tax in dis
trict No. 8 lor the amount of $29.42 and
for tba year 18ffi lor taxes to the amount
of $6.35; therefore, it is hereby ordered
that, upon payment of the above men
tioned awns, the said property against
which said taxes were levied, to-wit, the
southeast quarter of the northeast quar
ter and the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section 82, and tba north
west quarter of tba sooth wart quarter and
the southwert quarter of the northwest
quarter of sartloa S3, lowmblp 18, range
are beroby released from all of said
Hkr.r entered Commissioner Frank
In the mottar of the payment of the
bills of L. A. Reinserting and Nelson
Rich at the May term of the commission
ers’ court of 1888— Whereas, it appears
from records now before this court that
at tba May term of the court of 1888 that
the above mentioned Reinserting and
Rich both pwasUd a bill for the sum of
$66.25 for material famished Yakima
county for the Prnseer bridge, and that
both bills covered tba same materials fur
nished, and that warrants wen drawn in
favor of each far the above mentioned
•am. Now, therefore, the clerk is hereby
ordered to notify both Nelson Rich and
L. A. Reinserting that they will be re
quited to make Immediate settlement of
the same with Yakima county.
In the matter lor notice of Frasier road
fl—mm lug where county road No. 2
Intersects the east line ef the south wert
quarter of the northwest quarter of sec-
tion 6, township 12. rungs 18 oust; run
ning tbeoee soatb to tbs quarter section
line; thence westward on tbe quarter sec
tion line eighty rods more or less to the
section line between sect ions 6 and 6 el
the asms township and rungs. The same
is hereby rejected and not approved on
account of proper notice not having been
posted.
In the matter of widening county road
No. 2-Complaint being laid before the
board that cooatT road No. 2 is not of the
lawful width of rixty feet in rood district
No. 21, it is hereby ordered that the
supervisor of road district No. 21 proceed
to open said rood to its lawful width of
aixty feet in said road district No. SI.
In the matter of the petition of Wiley,
Hubbard and others lor locating, laying
oat and establishing a county rood—Com
mencing at the northwest corner of the
southwest quarter of the northwest quar
ter of aection 36, towiwhip 13. range 18.
and running sooth eighty rods tnors or
Isos to intersect with tbe county rood
known as the Wide Hollow road. The
following petition has bean filed, 10-wU:
To tbe Honorable Board of County Coes
mlssioasso sf Yakima coonty:
Ws, tbs undersigned twelve freeholders
of the township hereinafter mentioned,
all of whom reside in the vidoity of the
following dmcribed proponed rood, pray
that a public rand be established in said
county, having its points of beginning
and termination coarse and intermediate
points as follows: Commencing at tbe
northwest corner of the Booth west quar
ter of the northeast quarter of section 36,
township 13. range 18 east, running south
eighty rods asoro or lass to intersect the
county rand known as the Wide Hollow
rood and ending at said rood in section
35, township 13, range 13 east, the whole
distance being eighty rods more or leas.
And your petitioners pray that a survey
of such proponed road may be ordered,
and your petitioners will ever pray.
Dated this 2nd day ef Feb., 1891.
Comes now Wallses Wiley and pre
sents bond as required by law, with D.
W. Stair as surety, lo tbe sum of 950.
The board finding that all the necee
eary requirements of the law have been
telly complied with, hereby appoint J. E.
Schwartzs, Boom and John Shearer
as viewers of said road, to meet with the
•aooaty eorveror at J. H. Hubbard s on
tbs 16th day of April, 1891, to locate and
report upon said road ns petitioned for.
In tbe matter of the deficiency of G.
W. Cary as coonty treasurer—Whereas,
H appears to the board that George W.
Cary la still la default of $8,840.41.
Therefore. J. A. Rocblord is hereby
ardavud to proceed April Ist, 1801, against
the official bead of O. W. Cary for the
aaid amount of $8,840.41, with interest
thereon from January 12th, 1801.
la the matter of the report of W. 8.
Clark as overseer of rood district No. 13—
The report having been duly examined,
It la hereby approved.
Court now adjourned to meet at 9
o’clock a. m., February 3rd, 1801.
irwmur, rxa. 9, 1881— saccvo day.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Culled by Joseph Stephenson, chairman.
Minutes of proceedings of February 2nd,
1801, rand and approved.
la the matter of the sale of the follow
lag lots in school section 96, township 13,
range 18 aaat. to-wH, lota 38.34,35,36,
97, 98, 88, 40, 46, 46,47,48, 49 and 60, in
•aid aectton described above—Whereas,
.11* above described lota were duly ap
praised and recommended to the land
commissioner to bo sold, and whereas,
•aid lota were not ordered sold because of
a petition having been Hied with aaid
commission remonstrating against the
sale of said iota above described.
There now being an order for the sale
of the said above deecribed lots, bearing
date of the 22nd day of January, 1891,
said order having been made because a
petition having been filed with the said
commission praying for the sale of the
•aid lots, it is hereby ordered that the
mid lots be advertised at once according
to law and sold on the 23d day of March,
1891.
In the Ricb-Hcinaarling matter—lt
now appears to the satisfaction of the
board that the sum of $66.25 was deducted
from the bill of L. A. Reinserting when
paid, and that therefore said bill was cor
rectly settled, it te hereby ordered that
the order made by this board on the 2nd
day of February, 1891, is hereby re
scinded.
In the matter of insure nee of county
property—lt is hsreby ordered that the
insurance on county property be renewed
on the expiration of the policies, and that
the clerk draw warrants on the general
fond for the amount of premiums of said
policies.
In the matter of the petition of H. J.
Jenks el. al. for the organisation of an
irrigation district near Framer, Washing
ton—The said petition is hereby ordered
laid over until February 4th, 1891.
In tba matter of the report'of Wesley
Boyd as road overseer of road district No.
14—The report having been examined, it
is hereby approved, and the said Wesley
Boyd is hereby appointed road overseer
of said district No. 14 lor the ensuing
year.
In the matter of the report of J. C.
Reed as overseer of road district No. ft—
The report having been duly examined,
it la hereby approved, and J. C. Reed is
hereby appointed overseer of said district
No. 9 for the ensuing year.
In the matter of the report of H. B.
Scudder as overseer of road district No. 7
—The report having been doly examined,
it is hereby approved.
In the matter of the appointment of an
overseer hr rood district No. 7 for the en
suing tiro years— L. B. Kinyon is hereby
appointed as said overseer.
Coart now declared a recess until 1:30
p. ro.
In the matter of the petition of J. W.
Bailey. O. J. Lee ct. a*, for establishing a
county rood—Comes now J. W. Bailey.
O. J. Lee et. al. praying for a county road
—Commencing at what is known as the
John Stevenson bridge on the Cowycbee
and on section 3, township 13, range 17
east, in Yakima county, state of Wash
ington ; running thence east twenty rods
more nr less to the foot of the hill; thence
north until it intersects the now present
traveled route; thence until said road in
tersects the road running up the Natcheez
river on the sooth side of said river in
section 26, township 14. range 17. in Yak
ima county, Washington, near A. P.
Eechbach's farm. The said Wesley Boyd
also presents proof that notices have been
posted In accordance with law, and flies
bond in the sum of |6O, with J. W.
Stevenson as surety. Said petition is
hereby approved, and John Powell, J. W.
Stevenson and Isaac Hayes are appointed
as viewers, to meet at the farm house of
A. P. Each bach, and with the county eur
yeyor to view and locate and report upon
said road on the 16th day of April, 1891,
as in said petition prayed for.
In the matter of the report of Joseph
F. Kinney as overseer of road district No.
3—The report of Joseph F. Kinney as
overseer of road district No. 3 having been
duly examined, H is hereby approved.
In the matter ef the appointment of an
overseer for road district No. 3—Petitions
having been presented praying for the
appointment of M. Tustin and James F.
Kinney, the board finds that tbe petition
for Kinney contains the largest list of
names, and James F. Kinney is hereby
appointed overseer of, road district No. 3
for tbe ensuing two years.
In tbe matter of the report of Andrew
J. Barge ss overseer of road district No.
20—The report having been duly exam
ined, it is hereby approved.
In the matter of the appointment of sn
overseer for road district No. 20—Wm.
Justice is hereby appointed overseer for
the ensuing two years.
In the matter of the bond of Jas_ F.
Kinney as overseer of road district No. 3:
Comes now Jss. F. Kinney end presents
bond in tbe earn of 9200. with John
Clemsn sod A. F. Switier as sureties.
The same is hereby approved nod ordered
placed on file.
Comes now F. D. Eshelman, clerk ofj
tbe superior court, sod informs the hoard
that there was a clerical error in making
up the costa in the case of slate vs. Jos.
Phillips; that one Mollis Meyers, a wit
oeas in said caae, waa entitled to 94.30 as
witness fees in said case, bat tbroagb
said error was only allowed 92.30. There
fore it Is hereby ordered that there be s
warrant drawn in favor of said Mollis
Meyers for tbe earn of 92 balance doe.
In the matter of tbe report of J. J.
Armstrong, overseer of road district No. j
21: The report of J. J. Armstrong, hav
ing been duly examined, is hereby ap
proved.
In the matter of appointment of an i
overseer lor road district 21, Jacob Fraser
is hereby appointed overseer of said die-,
trlct No. 21 for the ensuing two years.
In the matter of the report of J. F. 1
Rock, overseer of road district No. 8: The
report of J. F. Rock, having been duly ex- j
•mined, is hereby approved, and said J. 1
F. Rock ia hereby sppointed overseer of'
said district 8 for the ensuing two years. 1
In the matter of the repbrt of J. H.'
Hathaway, overseer of road district No.
12: The report, having been duiy exam
ined, is hereby approved.
Court now adjourned until G o’clock a. I
m. Feb. 4th, 1881.
wxDXaaoAV, rxa. 4—thibd dav.
Court met pursuant to adjournment,
all members of the board being present.
In the matter of organisation of Dell
Haven irrigating district: Cornea now
the Yakima Irrigation company and
throogh their attorney, ft. (). llorford, in
forms the hoard that hr an order of the
board, made on the title day of Novetn*
ber, 1890, their lands were all excluded
from such district, but that the order
made on the 16th day of December, 1890,
section 25, township 19, north range 27
east, section 81. township 10, north range
28 east, section 6. township 9, north range
28 east, and lots 6 and 6 of sactlon 6,
township 7, north range 31 east, were still
included in mid irrigation district.
In the matter of dooble assessment of
R. Strobach: Cornea now R. Htrohach
and informs the board that lots 1, 2, 8, 9
and 10, block 210, in the ci tj of North
Yakima, were assessed (or the year 1880
to R. Htrohach and George W. Goodwin,
and that therefore there waa a doable
assessment on mid lots; that lot 1 wm
asseesed at SSOO, and lots 2 and 3 at S3OO,
and lota 9 and 10 of said block at S2OO
each. It appearing to the board from the
assessment roll of 1880 that such doable
assessment was made as is claimed,
and that each taxes have already
been paid, it la hereby ordered that the
clerk draw a warrant on the general fond
in the sum of $ . the earns being the
amount of tax paid by him upon the
shorn described lots lor the year 1880,
and it also appearing farther to the board
that there was also a dooble assessment
of special school tax la district No. 7 for
mid year 1889, therefore It is hereby
further ordered that the dwk of this
board draw a warrant on the foods of
school district No. 7 for the amount of
I , the amount paid by him into the
funds of mid district No. 7 for the mid
year of 1889, and that the treasurer charge
the said amount of 8 to mid district
No. 7.
In the matter of payment of salaries of
county officers: It is hereby ordered that
the auditor draw warrants (or the salaries
of all county officers for the month of
January, 1801, and for each succeeding
month as by law provided in the twenty
second danse.
The board again proceeded to consider
ation of the matter of the petition of H.
J. Jenks, £. C. Jenks and others (or the
establishment and organisation of an ir
rigation district wlthia the boundaries
referred to and hereinafter described. The
said petition coming on this 4th day of
February, 1891, and proof having been
offered to the board by the petitioners
and in their behalf, the board finds that a
majority of the freeholders within the
boundaries of the proposed district, to-wit:
A majority of the free-holders owning
lands within the following boundaries,
to-wit:
Beginning at the northsaat comer of tbe
•outhreat unerterof aection 32, township*, north
of renice 2> vast: thence anulb to tbe northesat
comer of aection \ tow nib Ip h, north of range 23
esat: tbence veat to tbe nortbweat comer of
•action u. township S,north of range 25 esat:
tbence aonth to the aontbeeat comer of section
A, townahlp a, north of range tfeest; thence west
to the northeast comer of section 12, township S,
north of range it east ; thence aouth to the aonth
cost comer of the northeast quarter of section
13, townahlp 8. north of range 24 esat: tbence
west to tbe aunthweet corner of the northwest
quarter of section 13, townahlp 3. north of range
•r.ea.i; tbence north to the Yakima river; tbence
down the Yakima river until It interaecta tbe
line t>etween auctions 32 and S3, of townahlp *.
north of range r. esat: thence aonth to tbe place
of beginning, the northeast comer of the south
east quarter of section 32. township «. north of
range 21 cart.
All of the proposed district, lying and
being in the county of Yakima, in the
state of Washington, desire to provide
for the irrigation of the land within said
district, and propose the organisation of
an irrigation district within the same un
der the provisions of so set entitled, “An
providing for the organixatins and govern
ment of irrigating districts and the sale
of bonds arising therefrom, and declar
ing an emergency,” which act was passed
by the legislature for the year 1889-90 and
approved March 20, I860; that the lands
described within said boundaries are ane
ceptable of one mode of irrigation from a
common source and by the same system
of works; and tbe some petition has
been published for at least two weeks be
fore the 2d day of February, 1891, in The
Yakima Hsbalo, a newspaper printed
and published in the county of Yakima,
state of Washington, together with a no
tice stating the time when the petition
waa to be presented.
Wherefore it is ordered and considered
by the board of county commissioners of
Yakima county, in regular session, that
the land described within the following
boundaries, to-wit: (Hera follows the
boundaries and descriptions before given.]
All of tbe proposed district lying and
being in the county of Yakima, in the
■late of Washington, be and the same is
hereby declared to be a proposed irriga
tion district, to be known aa tbe Falls Ir
rigating District; and it is farther ordered
considered that tbe said proposed district
shall be divided into five divisions, as fol
lows, tO-Wit:
The first division shall inclode all of
the said district situated in sections Dam
! bered 12 and IS, twp. 8, north of range 23
east, sections 7 and 18 and the west half
of sections numbered M and 17, in twp. 8,
north of range 24 east.
The second division shall include all of
the said district situated in sections 16, 9.
I ID and 15, and the wart half of .action,
j II and 14, and tha aatt half of aactiooa 8
and 17, twp. 8, north of range 24 aart.
The third division shall include all of
the said district situated in the east half
sections numbered 14,11 and 2, twp. 8,
north of range 24 east.
The fourth division shall include all of
the said district situated in sections 12,
IS and 1, twp 8, north of range 24 east.
The fifth division shall include all of
the remainder of the district.
And it is further ordered that an elec
tion shall be held within the proposed
district aforesaid for the purpose of de
termining whether or not the same shall
be organised into an irrigating district
under the provisions of the aforesaid act.
i And it is further ordered tbst notice
i shell be given of the said election, which
I notice shall be in the following form:
(to as coxnaran.)
. —Call on 8. J. Lowe if you need the
j services of a first-class plumber.
—l*rices down, profits small, and no
! jawbone taken at J. H. Carpenter's. tf
i —Mrs. Cary la now located in the
building formerly occupied by Miss Duon
| ing, next door to Mrs. May, where she
will give better bargains than ever before
j offered in Yakima. Will sell everything
regard lew of root. ft
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prd hr T.nit lain.
Geii.nl William T. Sliennaa u linking
bo rapidly that before this paper is circu
lated among its readers he will in all
probability be dead.
Wm. H. Ciaggett h is been elected U.
8. senator by the Idaho legislature. Aa
he la the fourth senator elected from that
state, he will have to contest the sent
with Dubois.
Henry Failing, of Portland, is being
boomed for the vacant treasury portfolio.
He is getting indorsements from the lead
ing financiers of Oregon and Washington,
and the legislature at Olympia haa asked
for his appointment.
Senator Alien has gained a decided vic
tory. and the new Pacific coast navy yard
and dry dock will be located at Port
Orchard. Washington bad to buck against
Oregon and California, hut finally se
cured tiie prise. The bill appropriates
$25,000 for a site and $700,000 for a dry
dock.
Burns A Chapman have secured the
contract to build fifty-five miles of road
for tbe Great Northern railroad from the
falls of thnJCootenai to Deep creek. They
will employ between two and three thou
sand men. They expect to have cars run
ning over the road by January 1,1892.
The work will coat about $1,250,000.
Senator Wilson hat introduced a bill
in the state senate prohibiting the rate of
fare on any railroad within tbe state ex
ceeding four cents per mile for passengers
over the age of twelve years, nor in ex
cess of half that sum for any passenger
under the age of twelve yean. A similar
I bill haa been indorsed in the house by
the commiltee on railroads.
Every week the Scientific American pre
sents whatever is new in the world o(
science, art, and manufactures, thus do
ing service both to theoretical and
practical works. For forty-five years
Mann A Co.. 3bl Broadway, N. Y., have
conducted this paper with close reference
to the work of procuring ami discribing
patents in a way to make it an authority
on scientific and mechanical subjects.
The Beattie Timet has been sold to the
Peru ami appears as the I‘ress-Times ;
the evening Telegram, of I‘ortland, lias
been bought by eastern democrats, and
the Oregonian is to have vigorous com
petition-eastern democratic newespaper
men having accepted the SIOO,OOO bonus
offer of the Portland chamber of commerce,
and will put in an extensive plant in
that city for the publication of a morning
daily.
—J. 11. Carpenter's is tlie only cash
store in the city. (f
GEO. W. RODMAN,
Beal Estate, Loans aid Insurance,
OVTIC'K IN SYIDICATI; BLOCK,
North Twklm*, - • Wash.
notice. '
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate.
In the Superior Court of Yakima County,
holding terms at Nttrih Yakima in and
for Yakima County, Washington.
John Bartholet, Plaintiff.
re.
Thomas B. McGlothlen and Harah E. Mc-
Glothlen, hta wife, Drfbndant*.
By virtue of aa order of sale and decree of
foreclosure, Issued out of said court In the above
entitled action on the Sid day of February, MSI,
la favor of the above named plaintiff and against
the said defendants, for the principal sum of
ftLSAI.M, Interest,costs and iuercasedeoats.and
commanding me to levy upon and make sale
thereof of tbe following described real estate,
to-wit: Lota twenty-Sve far.] and twenty-six f*
in block eleven [ill in the city of North Yak
ima. according to tbc plat thereof on Sle In the
oflee of tbe county auditor of Yakima county.
Notice Is hereby given that In obedience to
said command, I wilt on Saturday, tbe Uth day
of March. A. p. IWI, between the hours of b
o'clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m. of said day, to
wit. at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m. of said day,
at the eaet door of |he court houee In the etty of
North Yakima. Yakima county, Washington,
sell at public auction to the hlgbeet and beet
bidder, lor ceeh, all of the above described real
estate, or a euAclent amount to satiety said
Judgment, interest, costa and accruing coats.
Hated this Uth day of February, Mil.
U W. SIMMONS,
«-.">t Sheriff of Yakima County, Waehlngton.
ELECTION NOTICE.
To Alt Persons Concerned:
KOTICE IH IIKRKRY GIVEN THAT AN
election will be held on the Mb day of
eh. A. D. H»i. for the purpose of determin
ing whether or nut an Irrigating district ahall
be organised under and by virtue of tbe pro
vlrion* of an act of tbe leglalatnre for the date
of Washington entitled “As set providing for
tbe organisation and government of Irrigating !
districts ami tbe sale of bond* arising therefrom
and declaring an emergency," which *ald act i
was approved by the governor of tbe stale of I
Washington upon tbe -jnth day of March. I mu.
Said district is to be bounded and described as!
follows to-wit;
Hsglnulng at tbe northeast ooraer of the sonth !
east quarter of section 32. iwp. f, north of range
» east, and thence south to the northeast corner
section h, twp. a. north of range ii east; thence
west to the northwest corner of section A, Iwp.
a, north of tenge east: thence south to the
soothesst corner of section 6. Iwp. S. north of
range 23 east; thence west to the northeast cor
ner of section 12, twp. s, north of range M eaat;
thence south to tbe southeast comer of the
northeast quarter of section IX, twp. X, north of
range 24 east; thence weat to the southwest cor
ner of the northwest quarter of section 13. twp.
s, north of range ‘A east; thence north to
tha Yakima river: thence down tbe Yak-
Ima river until it Intersects the line between
section* S3 and M, twp. *, north of range it east,
thence south to tbs place of beginning-north
east comer of tbe southeast quarter of section
ftt, twp. 9. north of mage 2R east. Which said
district It Is proposed to name "Palls Irrigating
All person* desiring to rots for the establish
ment and oiwanisation of said irrigating district
shall cast a ballot containing the words; "Irri
gating District-Yea." Those desiring to vote
against the organisation of the raid Irrigating
district shall east a ballot rootalaltm the words;
"Irrigating Dtatrict-No." And at the same
time the electors within the said boundaries
will also vote for one director la each of the di
visions hereinbefore set forth, and also for an
assessor, collector and treasurer as officers of
said district.
Said election is to be held at the school bouse
within said district, known an the only school
house In school district number ststaau CM3, la
tbc county of Yakima and state of Washington.
And It Is further ordered that the following
ansi
W. R. Taylor; and tbe following named person
shall be appointed Inspector of mid election, to
wit: H. S7 Jcnfcs; and the following named
persons shall be appointed clerks of mid elec
Uon. to-wit; M. A. Ward and Jean P. Kinney
And It b farther ordered that this board 4a
meet on the ISIh day March. A. D. IWI. to can
vass the votes for mid rk.tion as provided by
law.
By order of the board of county commission
ers made hi open arakm this 4th day of Febru
ary. A. D. ML
JOSEPH STEPHENSON,
H. W. ( REASON,
AWiaTM M SClm. tiers of mil Board
Notice to Creditors.
mmm having rial hi* wralimt tbe «Ut«ot
Elleu F. Hewlett, deroaaed. to preaeiu tbe Mine,
with tbe proper voucher*, to the uiulorvißued.
*t hie oSee lu North Yakima. Yakima county,
aUteof Waabliifton. within one year front the
date hereof, or the am will be forever barred.
Dated North Yakima, Waata., Pec. Ilth, IMHO.
LUTHER B. HOWLKTT.
droll 7w Executor of Mid Eatate.
PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET,
Om Door North of Optra Norm.
Freeh ft Pickled Meats.
BEEF. FORK, SAUSAGES, ETC.
Ordrra Mirered Id any pa i of tht City.
TELEPHONE NO. 39.
ALL BILLB PAV.INLU WEEKLY.
Aroonnta Rendered Every Monday.
W M . H. KERSHAW.
Simpson Bros.
Are now prepared to fnrniah to tbe Public
Superior Varieties of
Fnit Slade and Omaieital Trees.
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A. L. KV
REAL ESTATE * *
nr\—
The finest List of City aid Country Property 01 Tens to Slit
Represent the Best Insurance Companies in the Union.
Office, Lowe’s Block, Up-stairs, North Yakima.
MATT BARTHOLET HAS AGAIN ASSUMED CHARGE OF THE BARTHOLET
BROS’. STORK.
ALL GOODS WILL AT ONCE BE CLOSED OUT AT 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN
WHOLESALERS’ PRICE.
ALL OLD ACCOUNTS ARE NOW IN THE HANDS OF WHITSON A PARKER
• FOR IMMEDIATE COLLECTION.
liOra.T3a.rci «Sc Horsley,
FURNITURE!
SYNDICATE BIjOCK.
SAWYER & PENNINGTON
(SUCCESSORS TO A. B. WEED.)
Hardware, Stoves,
Tyiwß wssSr
Farm Machinery, Wagons.
Superior Barbed Wire. Wlieeling Steel Nsils. Tbe largest Assortment of Builders’
Material in Central Washington, and Prices Lower than the Lowest.
vi nti a small? of Fitnu ii it u? Fimcot
SAWYER ft PENNINGTON,
Southeast Corner First Street and Yakima Avenue. North Yakima, Washington.
The Little Red Rront!
YAKIMA AVE,, IS THE PLACE TO WHICH I HAVE TRANSFERRED THE
“BOARD2STRADE”
Saloon and Billiard Parlors
(Billiard Purlers la tke Mack Yard, AdJalalag Ike veal Bkud).
In inviting my friends to renew their trade with me, I will state that I propose
dispensing only the best brands of Case Goods in
Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
Fresh Beer Constantly on Draught.
■nnpffi'LLv, a. CHITBCHITJ*
M. G. WILLS
HAW REMOVED HIS
SALOON
And Billiard Parlors
To New M Block. Yakiia Am
The new fittings and furnishing, com
fortable quarters and courteous treatment
are held oat to the public as Inducements
for patronage, ami the most popular and
parent makes of fine
Notice to Contractors.
OKA LID BIIM WIN. UK RRcfCIVBD BY
A fJerk of School Dtetriet No. 2 of Yakima
cl tv, Washington, for fencing the aehooi Mark
and hutiding wood boost, Contractor to fur
ulata all material. Plana and ipirilMtlms at
Pebrimry Mat, Ml. at one
a.
Notice to Creditors.
vroncß n hbrbby given to all pbb
sou haring claims against the eatete of
tes&jasm Seffe
aoo A Parker, in North Yakima. Yakima county.
jMsastf*
Hotia if Sale if Sekool Laids at
PitUc AutioL
Notice is hkrkby oivrn that, in pub
aaaooe of an order of the atate school land
raasy* sAWsyR
sold at subtle aaetion, upon the terms herein
achi.l laSd (») 2T*t
from the iseeptlou by the praeMent of the sold
eommlmtonera of the report of the county torn
miaslonera of the sole of auch lauds, on Monday,
the Sid day of March. A. D. Ml. at the hoar of
10 o’clock a m.. at the front door of the court
tri^bsnjrsssj&si
twins In the aaid county of Yakima and state ofl
Washington, to-wlt:
. |IR
OP HBCTION. D * > ||
as is is 10.00 «ea oo
36 18 IS 10 00 MO. 00
36 IS 18 10.00 MO.OO
36 IS 18 16.00 MO.OO
:» 13 1H 20.00 Ha 0
86 18 1M 17.50 MU. On
86 IS 18 10.00 60.00
36WWIAOO -o.m
38 13 18 10.00 7.V00
* 18 18 10.00 85.00
•• :I6 13 18 ID 00 MU.OO
’ 1 ■
land la within two
Ura'.tr ->( the city of Non b
propetv shall be sold to the highest
bidder inonYhe followingterms. to-wlt; Om
tenth earth at the time of aale, and one-tenth an
nual!/ thereafter until the whole la paid, de
ferred payments to draw Interest at the rate of
six per cent, per annum, payable son Rally; pro
vided, however, that no land aball be sold lor
leaa than the appraised value.
JOSEPH STKPHBNSON,
Chairman of the Board of County Commission
ers of Yakima Const/. Washington.
Attest: MYRON H. BLLIB. Clerk.
Deled at North Yakima this 3rd da/ of Pehru
ary. Ml. Ml
Notice of Sale of Sekool Laads
at FiUic Aictioi
XTOTICB ih hereby given that, in
11 pnnuoN of on order of the state school
Sad ran Moo of the stale of Waahlmrtan.
made on the Uth day of November. IWO/there
will be told at public and lon, upon the term*
hereinafter aet out. subject to confirmation by
the state school land com mission altar thirty
(M) daya frooi the reception by the president of
the said commission of the report of the county
commissioners of the sale of such lands, ou
Monday, the 2Srd day of February, A. D. IWI, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of
the court bouse in Yakima county and stale of
Washington, all of the rUht. title and interest
of the state in and to the following described
lots, pieces and parcels of acbool lands situate,
lying and being In the said county of Yakima
and state of Washington, to-wlt;
ill r Til
PART OF MICTION. J ►
in: I ?
HW quarter of HW quarter »1219 40 n<n
Sffi 8 SS
||ffis«ss*is:s» s Is
NW quarter 16 9124 too uS
NB quarter 16 9t04 in urn
HW quarter ■ M 994 in * “m
HE quarter 16 tS in u m
NE quarter 36 9win »oo
NW quarter 36 994 M 6 hm
NW quarter of HW quarter n9U n iSn
E haft HW qr AHWqrHWqr %9* 1» fa 2,
Lot 1 66 I N 49.25 12 n
»* » ;i« ».n iiS
!g» ••. 36 9M M non
BKS&.: sasis 28
fear:::::.::: SSgiS IS
hstasssss: ::saSs ss
H half of NB quarter. 36 14 ifi 40 un
8 hall of NW quarter Ml4|h » nOO
NEqrof §W qr » 14: ih n 27 w
NWqrof HWqr. IB 14 in « S
KB** sis ss
aVWi :;: :; : ::.::rrS , a , a,iS
W half of HE or. HE qr of l 1 ® M w
HE qr. and 111 6 166820 US 22 SO
wSws.iiiu*. j s P* SS
for E. R. right of way x ,L „ _ „
I Eli
I Ate a and 7 36 929 <2 40 00
.b.KHK.r 5,?5 g -
S*?iSir ,r “88" 8S
BlrtJffjr “Hss is
-silgS |S
sw’.Vorsw,, “IJSWHIi
Also (he following lots In section as. townshin
I*, north man in, within two miles of the cor
pornte halts of North YeklmsTWMhhiSr
according to the plat of said section fll*dftthi
once of the county anditor of Yakima conutr
state of Washington, to-wit:
Lot iT. .Tiasaa —^fiaa
•25 «“5 S 38
Lot 8 at IS IN 10 nm
Lot t as IS MlO nm
Lot & as IS IN 10 70 00
Lot S as IS IN 10 nS
UN 7. as is la io is on
4* * SSS 8 «S
Lot * SB IS IN in
** J® as IS IN io TO 00
«2« HU It 10 75 00
*2 “ » UIB 1| 75 00
1! SUSS 88
Lot 15 38 8 9 £®®
LotU SIS MU 2®
Lot 17 S I* in io
Lot IN as 1218 10 urn
>2“ BIIS 8 SS
A * * MISIN W NO 00
Lot 21 . . as 13 |l U nm
Lot n .... SISIN So m S
Lot 24 as IS IN in
£■* Sfu IS u ntn
42 2 • ■ 3S IS IN 10 NT fO
•Ot 27 MI3IN in urn
■SS 3SS u 88
" " » 1.1 U U MOO
KK SISRS 88
Lot 32 Eg ; 5 2“
L0t...... sis; s gs
■SS »»” 8 "8
tSS S2H£**«
Zt 7? n uio as S5 on
i 3 S «• uis * so 8
iSS SSS S SS
*** ** S,.a S 88
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|~“ tbi" , .7i?onK inLSt
gSSS^ss'g'*"' l ' tb-7iiuh^SrS
sJn2»2II?T22 lo<, ® w Inteieat nt the rate of
asKssa« a “ ~t
nary. iwi. «t