Court rules tenants need not pay rent when rats foreclose mortgage
The court holds that if rats and mice have foreclosed a first mortgage on the premises and the landlord will not oust them, the human tenant need not pay rent.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
1
Mrs Julia Sales to Leave for Towa and California Visit
Mrs. Julia Sales will depart this week for her old home in Towa to spend the evening of her life with children and friends. She has lived five years in the Chumstick valley with F. L. Brender and is beloved for her Christian acts. She will tour Berkeley and other California points before returning via Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sales
Towa
Ordinances Read First Time At Adjourned Meeting
Council met in adjourned session Tuesday night with all members present. An ordinance on misdemeanors was read a second time and a continuation to final action was set for the next regular meeting. Other ordinances on bonds and salaries were laid over. The attorney was to prepare licenses for pedlars solicitors shows saloon dog and other occupations for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City council weighs stock prohibition and railroad crossing needs
The council discusses banning stock from running at large and plans a safe crossing for schoolchildren over the railroad. They instruct the clerk and attorney to contact the railroad company about an overhead crossing, noting prior county action and delays due to town improvements. The marshal appointment is postponed awaiting adopted ordinances and final actions are anticipated at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentiment Express
New Great Northern Engine Arrives For Mountain Work In Leavenworth
The Great Northern brings the 1800 class locomotive to Leavenworth to haul heavier freight. Six engines of this class will serve mountain divisions, with two or three yarded near Leavenworth to Cascade tunnel. The engine features six driver sets, two high and two low pressure cylinders, and greater weight than prior heavy locomotives. Wenatchee plans a business college, per World, with A Cast leading the effort to establish residence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Leavenworth
Denny Loughin
Wenatchee
Cascade Tunnel
Railroad Rumblings From Sykamish Disaster Injures Fireman
Fireman Rivers suffers severe injuries after a knuckle pin breaks and an opening allows eight cars to roll over him near Sykamish. He survives until Monday morning with broken shoulders and severed flesh. Superintendent Scott visits with a larger private car while J J Dowling and Mr Sparks are noted in town amid engine crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykamish
Altho
Wenatchee Exhibit Wins Spokane Fair Fruit Prize
The Wenatchee valley exhibit won the grand prize of 81 000 for best general display of fruit at Spokane Fair the judges noting it led among entries from Central Washington counties. Stevens county received 300 for third prize and no second or fourth prizes were awarded. The display was prepared for long shelf life and will go to the Spokane Chamber of Commerce after the fair. The Wenatchee Commercial Club will receive the 1 000 prize shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Valley
Washington
Stevens County
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Inland Empire
Wenatchee Commercial Club
The
Wenatchee World
Kryptok Toriscus Lenses and Public Ownership Debate
Ad touts Kryptok Toriscus lenses produced by skilled Columbus Optical Co. in Denver and Chicago ownership themes. The piece then analyzes Chicago’s 1915 municipal vote on city ownership of utilities, arguing public control should replace political operation and noting a passerby incident and Carnegie’s planned summer at Skibo Castle.
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Chicago
Dunn
Glasgow
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