Washington Conservation Congress to Meet in Seattle
The first Washington State Conservation Congress will meet in Seattle on November 20 21 with speakers from across the Northwest including Gifford Pinchot J N Teal George Turner J E Ransdell and others. Delegates will tour the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition grounds and Puget Sound navy yard as part of a statewide effort led by the Washington Forestry Association.
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Seattle
Northwest
Spokane
Washington
State Conservation Congress
Gifford Pinchot
National Conservation Commission
Washington, D. C
J. N. Teal
Open River Association
Portland
George Turner
J. E. Ransdell
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Lake Providence
John Hayes Hamond
California
Theodore F. Burton
Cleveland
Ohio
C. H. Goetz
State Agricultural College
Pullman
Frank G. Miller
School of Forestry
University of Washington
E. H. Libby
Clarkston
Exposition
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Washington Forestry Association
C. H. Bailey
New York Block
City
Stockmen’s grazing district meetings planned in Ellensburg and Leavenworth
A. H. Sylvester announces two sessions for stockmen to allot Wenatchee forest grazing districts south and north of the Great Northern railroad on November 20 and 25 1908. Priority given to regular range users and nearby settlers. nonattendees may authorize a proxy in writing.
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Ellensburg
Washington
Wenatchee Forest
Great Northern Railroad
Leavenworth
Postmaster Fired Over Campaign Activity In Seattle
George M. Stewart, postmaster of Seattle, was dismissed by the president after nearly eight years in office and three months before his term expired. The action cited soliciting campaign contributions from office employees and possible inefficiency. The civil service commission may be probing other postmasters in similar cases, causing concern across departments.
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Stewart
Civil Service Commission
George M. Stewart
Seattle
Post Office Department
Pacific Northwest
Commission and
Wenatchee Nominates City Tickets For Election
A Tuesday primary in Wenatchee nominated a Republican ticket for mayor clerk treasurer attorney and two councilmen with no contest except for the attorney post. The People's ticket named five candidates for council. The Monopole Club plans a dance tomorrow night at the Odd Fellows hall with a likely good crowd.
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John A. Gellatly
Sam R. Sumner
R. H. Nowlan
Louis Crollard
Ed. S. Russell
Terry Ross
Head of Peoples
L. O. Hall
Howard Thomas
J. H. McGahan
Joe Albin
P. P. Holcomb
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Geo. Keating
J.G. Debord
Brussel
ECHO
E. H. King
City Drug Store
King Building
Iskey Cold Beer Rock Meisner & Roach, Propriet
Conservation Congress
Wenatchee
Oliver Bates
Lake Wenatchee
Mrs. Bates
Brain
National
A. H. Sylvester
Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
R. T. King
Ruth
L. J. Nelson
Otto Street
Front Street
Round House
Lindsey
R. E. Simon
Commercial Street
J. G. Fritz
Fritz
Woldenberg
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Leavenworth Echo
J. H. Bohnsack
J. F. Pratt
G. M. Stewart
She L.D. Store CO