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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

Page

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Regular meeting of council ends with grade decision and claims

Council settled a Front street grade from Eighth to the Clifford hotel by hiring Engineer Sussex to report next meeting. A resident asked to delay moving his Front street house. he was told to move in 30 days or the town would relocate it at his expense. Bills totaling several dollars were approved. Ordinance No. 49 for Front street sidewalks passed second reading and adoption. The Commercial Club asked for use of a city hall room as a permanent headquarters. permission granted. A street crossing at Tenth street was ordered. A pest house dispute with M. G. Thomas yielded $25 damages claim threatened to be pursued in court. Balcony permit granted to Weigand. Treasurer noted $900 balance. Volunteer fire department organization urged. Jail ventilation study assigned. A Mississippi embezzlement case involving Arthur Bender surfaced as a local man sought extradition. Local authorities expected Mississippi officers next week.

Front Street Eighth Clifford Hotel Sussex L. H. Turner Division Tumwater Light and Water Co Lee Howerton J. R. Ramsey Eighth Street City Drug Store Leavenworth Echo L. J. Nelson J. H. Bohnsack Ninth Thirteenth Commercial Club City Hall Tenth Street Congregational Church M. G. Thomas J. B. Adams Weigand R. T. King Hamilton Police Committee

Entiat rancher predicts Holm leads in legislature race

F W Cowan, a noted Entiat valley rancher, told Wenatchee World that Holm leads in legislative preference while Grimshaw is favored for judge. C A Huston elected mayor of Cashmere to finish out Jones term. Columbia River rising rapidly with high water expected. Wenatchee Commercial Club to host Fourth of July with Leavenworth. Yakima and Wenatchee fruit car shipments forecast at 3000 and 2200 respectively. Mrs Elmer visits Seattle then Walla Walla to assess fruit land for sale.

F. W. Cowan Entiat Valley Wenatchee R. F Holm W. A. Grimshaw C. A. Huston Cashmere Jones Canada Wenatchee Commercial Club Leavenworth Yakima Commercial Club of

Fire Damages Puget Sound Pipe Co Plant and Shed

A major blaze at the Puget Sound Pipe Co plant near the railroad in eastern town section burned a boiler vat of heated dipping mass used for iron pipe. The shed housing the process was destroyed and other materials were damaged in the multi-day fire scare. The incident follows repeated alarms and the local fire department’s frequent calls.

Puget Sound Pipe Co Great Northern Ballard

Old Timer Proves Up On Land At Wenatchee Lake

J S Barnard, an early Lake Wenatchee settler aged 80, filed on land he first settled in 1890 with his son in law Oliver Bates. He has fenced cultivated and built on about twenty acres, plans to prove up in two months, and notes the historic Hudson Bay site nearby. Reflective commentary on the fate of Native peoples closes the piece.

J. S. Barnard Lake Wenatchee Barnard Oliver Bates Leavenworth Mr. Barnard North Adams New York Wenatchee Lake Ellensburg W. F. Blankenship California Nevada Washington Hudson Bay Fur Company

Telephone Service Improves in Tumwater

The Tumwater Telephone Co expands its network with taller poles and longer cross arms to handle more wires. The system now reaches the north side of the tracks and central has moved to the bank rear room under Roy Searing and Willa Dee Martin. Office hours will be 7:30 to 8 on weekdays and 12 to 4 on Sundays.

Tumwater Telephone Co Central Roy Searing Willa Dee Martin

Contractor Moon Praises Wenatchee Lime Use

Moon, a contractor, reports good satisfaction using Wenatchee lime on two brick buildings under construction. He recently received a car load of materials.

Moon

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