Council Hears Report Of Paying Committee And Water System Vote
The council met with full membership and heard a report on bitulithic paving bids from The Dollar Way Pavement Co. and discussed buying the old water system. Reynolds resigned after a division over water purchase, and adjournment was set for April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxey
Judah
Dollar Way Pavement Co
Water System
Reynolds
Tumwater Light & Water Co
Campbell
Massie
Mischke
Weigand
Shubert
Robertson
Adams
Ninth
Commercial Streets
Tumwater Light & Water
Maupin
O. S. Sampson
Front Street
Sam Wilhelm
Waterhouse
Waterville
Steel plant spur ordered. work to begin at once
Roadmaster P. F. Conley said headquarters ordered the spur track into the steel plant yards to start immediately. He met with H. E. Rob ert to finalize arrangements. The spur will reach about three thousand yards from track No 1 near the east end. Robert said machinery orders are placed and a large vitrified tiling shipment is due this week. Foundations for a large furnace will start, with the plant expected to be ready for operation within sixty days. M. A. Marley bought a new Ford from Cashmere last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Conley
The
Great Northern
Echo
Steel Company
H. E. Robert
Robert
Wenatchee Wins Opening Game In Sunny Sunday Action
Wenatchee defeats visiting team 4 to 2 as Kile holds the line until late. Captain Mazurie and Jack Mahoney lead Wenatchee hitters with two each, while pitcher Foster seals the win after Brown falters. Umpire Starks calls the game with a contentious ninth inning delay. Language reflects a local open air game and upcoming Odessa match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Kile
Arnold
Mazurie
Anderson
Minnesota
Alden
Brown
Little Eve
Miller
Mahoney
Red Apple Bunch
Foster
Wenatchee High
Parks
Bradley
McIntosh
Kite
Souder
Odessa
Navaree
Ross
Triplett
Stanley
Watson
Fuller
Kelchner
Warren
Simpson
Leavenworth
Starks
Snow Creek Canal Work Restarted Along North Town Edge
Beecher of Icicle Canal Co reports survey crews at Snow Creek site with a line that could clear above arable land in lower Chumstick valley. Company capitalized at 150000 dollars aims to build irrigation canals saw mills power plants and develop lands. Swalwell of Everett is president with Beecher Peshastin secretary treasurer and Egbert Everett trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Icicle Canal Co
Leavenworth
Snow Creek Company
Chumstick Valley
Wenatchee River
W. F. Swalwell
Everett
S. P. Beecher
Peshastin
E. G. Egbert
Advertised Letters At Leavenworth Post Office 1912
The following names are listed as advertised letters remaining at the Leavenworth post office dated April 8 1912 Mrs Linda Carroll James Fenton Frank Gregor George Hodge Mrs M L O'Brien W J Palmer John Rembern S Sivinson T J Sweeney J C Davis postmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Post Office
Linda Carroll
James Fenton
Frank Gregor
George Hodge
M. L. O’brien
W. J. Palmer
John Rembern
S. Sivinson
T. J. Sweeney
J. C. Davis
Brick Block Corner Commercial and Eighth Streets to Rise
The Building and Loan Association plans to construct ten brick blocks at the corner of Brick Block Corner Commercial and Eighth Streets. A space burned last week will be covered with brick as part of the redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building and Loan Association
Local builders plan multi building boom in Leavenworth
The town sees extensive construction plans including an $8000 Leavenworth Mercantile Co. addition with a full glass front and a large heating plant. A $8000 Echo building at Commercial and Eighth is proposed, plus a one story brick 70 by 80 foot Leavenworth Building and Loan project. A new $25000 hotel is under consideration by local capitalists, with a company to be formed if investor confidence materializes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumwater Light & Water Company
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Hartman
Mercantile Company
The
Leavenworth Building and Loan Association
Deed H
Echo
Commercial
Eighth Streets
White
Spokane
Leavenworth
Fire destroys two business buildings
A Friday night blaze at 11 30 destroyed Grant s tailor shop and Miss Goldie Case s millinery store. The fire originated in the rear of the tailor shop and quickly consumed both shops. The Leavenworth Furniture and Hardware Co. and Wheeler s photo gallery were saved with minimal damage. Case lost most stock to water. Grant s shop lost desk and clothes. Case valued loss at 1500 with 1000 insurance. Grant about 400 insurance. estimated Grant loss near 1000. Building and Loan Association property insured for 1600 and plans a brick block this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Goldie Case
Leavenworth Furniture & Hardware Co
Wheeler
Miss Case
Chubby
March Lumber Shipments Break Record at Lamb-Davis Mill
March broke all lumber shipment records at the Lamb-Davis mill with daily averages near five cars and over forty cars shipped in the month. Wood reached Cincinnati while most went to Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa and other western states. Since the first of last month the mill has operated daily with a full crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb-Davis
Cincinnati
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Middle Western
Icicle Canal Co Plans Ditch Extensions Next Summer
Icicle Canal Co will resume work on extending its ditch lines down the upper Wenatchee valley. Work on the Chumstick valley line drawing water from Wenatchee Park Land and Irrigation Co will start in the summer, with preliminary work beginning next week.
Park Adds Fifty Poplar Trees For Future Growth
Marshall Bobnsack planted about fifty poplar trees in the Park this past week. The trees are said to grow quickly and are expected to enhance the park in a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bobnsack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shall City
Portland
F. A. Reynolds
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Taft
Tl&wco Leav Supply Co Ee
LC Brender
Rutherford & Burns
J H Bohnsack
Sam Huston
Herman Hacks
M. A. Marley
Cashmere
Larkin
Seattle
Jack Mahoney
Moore
Watkins
PO Sowee
Ooseee Warren
Ames
Enenee Bradley
C Euseees Ross
Eenee Kile
Snow Creek Canal
High Line
Leavenworth Echo Corner
Lieves
Loan Association
Big Saw Mill
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