City council weighs sanitation and speed limits in May meeting
The May city council adjourned after discussions on China Ditch sanitation, hydrant placements, and a pending railroad speed ordinance. Officials reviewed police records, street rail proposals, and power plant strain while planning Fourth of July illumination and future repairs.
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Enuoll
Memder
Hickey
Meyer Miller
Antil
Madison
Council For Ustra Services
China Ditch
Tower Avenue
Cherry Street
Cedar and
Plum Streets
Ward
Five
Judiciary
Carr
Electric Street Railroad
B. F. Bower & Son
Main Street
Clark
Northern Pacific Railroad
Canon
Northern Pacific
Judiciary Committee
Tts
I. Rosenthal
Park
Theodore Hoss
Hosa
Covarirman Keir
Martin
City council updates on sewer and street paving proposals
The council appoints Martin interim sewer committee chairman amid Keir's East trip while Canon becomes third member. A street paving ordinance faces final readings with Seattle critic S H Bloomer urging bid flexibility and a Tower Avenue widening remonstrance. The measure passes second reading. final approval awaits next week along with gas speed limit and broader paving specs.
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Canon
Miller
Martin
Keir
S. H. Bloomer
Seattle
Bloomer
Tower Aivenue
Carr
Centralia Real Estate Exchange Organized
The Centralia Real Estate Exchange was formed on Wednesday evening with officers: President J E Barnes Secretary Herman Schroeppel Treasurer W B Ward. Barnes, a veteran of the St Louis Real Estate Exchange, aims to dignify the calling and aid buyers and sellers of land through organized cooperation.
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Centralia Real Estate Exchange
J. E. Barnes
Herman Schroeppel
Ward
Barnes
St. Louis Real Estate Exchange
Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Centralia With Varied Program
Centralia organizers plan a three day Fourth of July celebration on July 4 5 and 6 featuring electrical displays on Tower Avenue Main Street and in the city park nightly band concerts, horse and automobile races, a big parade and a baseball game. Hon Webster Davis of Seattle will be the day’s speaker, bringing a national reputation as an orator.
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Centralia
Tower Avenue
Committee On Sports
Centra‘lia
News Examiner
Webster Davis
Seattle
Davis
Pacific Coast
Secretary of the Interior
Kansas City
Geo
Centralim
Centralis Band Reorganized for Celebration Peformance
Centralis plans a reorganization of its band to showcase more talent in band music. Officials hope the improved ensemble can participate in the upcoming local celebration, signaling improved prospects for community musical events.
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Lia
Centralis
Patton Wins Timber Claim Contests Up to Interior
W R Patton has been notified by the Interior Department that his timber claim contest is settled in his favor. The case began in Seattle at the Chehalia county homestead, with a shingle weaver as contestee. Patton’s land lies on the Hoe river north of Hoysiam, four miles from the ocean, with rail lines nearby and about 11 550 000 feet of timber. The cedar portion totals around ten and a half million feet, valued near $20 000.
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W.R. Patton
Secretary of the Interior
Seattle
Patton
Beattie Land Office
Commissioner of Public Lands
Washington, D. C
Frank Burch
New Time Card Changes Northern Pacific Schedules
The Northern Pacific issued a new time card with last Sunday’s effect. Even trains run north, odd trains south. Notable shifts include No 38 from South Bend arriving Cen tralia 10 25 a m and No 37 from Cen tralia to Gate 10 35 a m. Additional services adjust No 40 and Nos 38 40 3a and several Portland Tacoma routes. OG Greene Glover Rhodea attend Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Spokane.
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Northern Pacific
South, Bend
Centralia
Gate
South Bend
Portland
Tacoma
No. S
A. OG Greene
W. J. Glover
Geo. FE. Rhodea
Grand Lodge
Spolkans
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Moco
Spool Cotton Co
Centra Tust
Rio
Nere
F. H. Miller
China
Claude Gladson
Charles Gilchrist
State Bank
Gilchrist
United States National Bank of Centralia
Centralia Loan & Trust Co
Jacob Rauerle
Stacqua
Bistol
F. We Thoms
W. BR. Patton
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