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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1913

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Leavenworth Seaside Settlement Ends Snow Shoveler Dispute

The last of over a hundred snow shovelers hosted by Leavenworth left for the coast after Great Northern settled their $19 per man claim. Workers were paid for actual time plus meals and transport to Seattle or Spokane. Citizens aided those stranded, while 23 strikers jailed in Spokane paid fines later remitted.

Leavenworth Coast Railroad Company Great Northern Dougherty Nelson Spokane Seattle Carlquist L. J. Nelson D. H Chas. Mischke Max Jeffords Jeffords Fred Witt

Orders Swede to Leave City

Chief of Police Bohnsack ordered Yon Yonson to depart the city this week amid a string of disturbances. The individual, described as a giant, previously troubled Spokane police with a rough-house incident requiring six officers to detain him.

Bohnsack Yon Yonson Spokane

Population of United States Reaches 96 496 000

The continental United States population is 96 496 000 as of January 2, 1913. Treasury experts use this figure to estimate total money in circulation at $3 350 727 580 with a per capita amount of $34.72.

United States Treasury Department

Lives of Local Men Threaten Murder in Bar Dispute

James Ryan C Chofield and Joe Stewart were fined 25 dollars and costs in Judge Grants court after threatening the lives of A H Blake and Carl Tarlton. Unable to pay they were jailed for ten days in the county jail in Wenatchee. The trouble began when they were refused a drink at Mischke Blake's bar and vowed to kill the two men.

James Ryan C. Chofield Joe Stewart A. H. Blake Carl Tarlton Judge Grants Court Wenatchee Mischke & Blake’s Messrs. Blake and Tarlton

Legislative balloting for 13th biennial session in King County

Key senate and house results show Republican Pliny L. Allen as presiding officer with 27 votes and Howard D. Taylor as speaker with 60. Bull Moose candidate Hutchinson polled 13 for senate president pro tem. House contenders Corkery received 28, Turnbow 2, Masterson 1. Sumner backed Taylor. Flummerfelt split. Recess appointments confirmed 28 to 11. Riseland’s selection faced funding objections.

Senate House Pliny L. Allen King County Howard D. Taylor Bull Moose R. A. Hutchinson Spokane Allen Taylor Corkery Spokane County Turnbow Whitman County Masterson Walla Walla County Sumner Chelan County Flummerfelt Chelan Kittitas Hutchinson M. E. Hay John L. Riseland

State Officials and Senators for Washington Listed

The list names Governor Ernest Lister Lieutenant Governor Louis F Hart Secretary of State I M Howell Treasurer Edward Meath Auditor C W Clausen Attorney General W H Tanner Land Commissioner Clark V Savidge Superintendent Josephine Preston Insurance Commissioner H O Fishback United States Senators Wesley L Jones Miles Poindexter Congressman at large J A Falconer J W Bryan Congressman First District W E Humphrey Congressman Second District Albert Johnson Congressman Third District W L La Follette Justices Supreme Court John F Main Mark A Fullerton Stephen J Chadwick M F Gose George E Morris Wallace Mount Herman D Art Emmett N Parker Overton

Edward Meath C. W. Clausen W. H. Tanner Clark V. Savidge Josephine Preston H. O. Fishback United States Wesley L. Jones Miles Poindexter J. A. Falconer J. W. Bryan W. E. Humphrey Albert Johnson W. L. la Follette Supreme Court John F. Main Mark A. Fullerton Stephen J. Chadwick M. F. Gose George E Morris Wallace Mount Herman D.art Emmett N. Parker Overton

Wenatchee Police Arrest Five for Robberies

Five men who confessed to numerous robberies were arrested in Wenatchee after police raided their east side shack near the Guthrie McDougall hospital. Officers recovered loot including gold items, firearms, meat, tools, clothing, and household goods. Suspects Ed Collins Frank Butler James Gill Robert Huff and Paul Slocum, aged 20 to 25, are reportedly I W W members and may receive long penitentiary terms. Slocum recently left the state reformatory and could be returned.

Wenatchee Great Northern Guthrie McDougall Hospital Ed Collins Frank Butler James Gill Robert Huff Paul Slocum Slocum State Reformatory

Three Candidates Vying for Leavenworth Postmaster

A three way contest for Leavenworth postmaster unfolds as George Hoxsey Guy Hamilton and incumbent J C Davis seek the four year appointment. Democrats push for broad offices while Taft era confirmations loom. Hamilton canvasses Spokane with petition support Hoxsey claims endorsements from Pattison Heifner and other Democrats.

Leavenworth George W. Hoxsey Guy Hamilton J.C. Davis Woodrow Wilson Hoxsey Hamilton Mr. Davis Senate Tafts Spokane Hoxey Pattison Heifner

Four Men Capture Deer for Leavenworth Zoo Addition

Clarence Campbell J D Wheeler Green Miles and Mike Fitz tracked a live full grown deer spotted near the canyon power plant. After a morning sighting two miles up the canyon the hunters pursued the animal and brought it in as Leavenworths newest spring exhibit.

Clarence Campbell J. D. Wheeler Green Miles Mike Fitz Leavenworths Zoological Garden

Big Cut Planned at Lamb-Davis Lumber Plant

A modernizing overhaul at the Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. plant in the western suburbs aims to shift from two double cut band saws to two single cut units. The change, plus night and day operation, will slightly reduce daily output but nearly double production this summer. The move emphasizes quality over quantity with over a hundred workers engaged in upgrades across the saw mill, planing mill, boiler room, dry kiln, and Wenatchee Valley and Northern railway facilities.

Lamb- Davis Lumber Co Riggs Wenatchee Valley and Northern Railway McDonald Appleton Wenatchee Chewawa River

State agency backs county auditor to draw all warrants

The bureau of inspection tells the legislature that the county auditor should issue all warrants in the future. It argues that accurate checks are impossible unless the auditor draws warrants for the school drainage and hiking districts as well.

State Bureau of Inspection

Mining Party Heads Toward Alaska From Seattle

Don Thomas and companions Jack Carr Bill Herder and Dan Ryan recount a voyage from Seattle Dec 22 to Culross Island Alaska. They describe stormy seas cold weather rough passages. visits to Ketchikan Juneau Katalla Cordova and Prince William Sound and a plan to reach camp by New Year.

Don Thomas Jack Carr Bill Herder Dan Ryan Hinchinbrook Light House Prince William Sound Culross Island Mr. Thomas Seattle Pitt Royal Islands B. C Ketchikan Wrangel Narrows Juneau Alaska Treadwell Icy Yakutat Katalla Cordova

Local Basketball Team Outplayed By Cashmere 40 to 11

The local high school team traveled to Cashmere last Saturday with a hopeful crowd but lost 40 to 11. Reporters note Cashmere players were better practiced and heavier. After the game, local students were hosted in Cashmere high school rooms as Professor Moore says practice continues and more games may follow.

Cashmere Cashmerites Moore

Would Pass Phony Five Dollar Gold Pieces on Leavenworth

Over the past week two attempts to pass counterfeit five dollar gold pieces were reported in Leavenworth. George Hathaway recalls a man entering his shop and attempting the fraud.

Leavenworth George Hathaway

Blewett Mining Camp sees revival and big ore values

The Pacific Mining Journal reports Blewett Camp revival led by F S Earnest who formed Consolidated Gold Mines and Refining Co Ltd. They claim over 200000 in ore blocked out with average 12 per ton and high grade ore up to 1000 per ton. A 100 ton cyanide plant is planned by June. The camp on Peshastin creek, 12 miles from Blewett and 16 from Leavenworth, has a history of 3 million in production but past mismanagement hurt investors. Blenn property bonds to Jno Magill with eight workers on ore 3 to 4 feet wide worth 42 per ton.

Pacific Mining Journal Blewett F. S. Earnest Spokane Golden Eagle Group Consolidated Gold Mines and Refining Co. Ltd Mr. Earnest Cascade Mountains Peshastin Creek Leavenworth Jno

Advertised Letters at Leavenworth Post Office

The week ending Jan 20 1913 lists undelivered letters for Busby Calvin Guild Bob Johnson F W Laine Harry Nicholson Floyd D Raney Clarence Repsnider W Steady Nelson Stay John Tates CA Thompson Oscar five letters for Wilson John JC Davis postmaster

Leavenworth Busby Calvin Guild Bob Johnson F Laine Harry Nicholson Floyd D Raney Clarence Repsnider Steady Nelson Stay John Tates CA Thompson Oscar Wilson John JC Davis

Legislature urged state supervision of moving pictures

Thurston County prosecuting attorney urges state regulation to curb crime related films. He reports many juvenile cases stem from dime shows and calls for elimination of crime depicts in moving pictures.

Thurston County Hay

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. N U. S Pliny Allen Howard Taylor State of Washington Ernest Lister Louis F. Hart I. M. Howell King’s City Drug Store Hoxey and Davis L.D. Mill J. B. Huff Consolidated Gold Mining and Refining Co
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