Regular council meeting debates street lights contract
The Leavenworth city council discussed the Tumwater Light and Water Company lighting contract with 25 to 30 spectators in attendance. The committee recommended amendments but found the plan costly with a five year term, deferring final action for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumwater Light and Water Company
Hamilton
Deed H
Woldenberg
Whitman
Jacobsen
Theu
Nelson
F. S. Jacobsen
Leavenworth
Prosser
Wash
Deed H. Mayar
Wenatchee
Electric Company
R. T. King
J. G. Fritz
Fritz
Furnish
Death in Tunnel Kills Great Northern Electrician
David Magee a 29 year old Great Northern electrician was instantly killed in the Wellington tunnel when a 1300 foot cable weighing six pounds per foot broke from its fastenings and struck him in the head. Magee formerly lived in Seattle and belonged to Local Union 77. relatives reside in Monticello Iowa. The accident occurred about a mile from the Wellington end of the tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Wellington
David Magee
Wenatchee Bridge Purchase Move Referred to Olympia
President King of the Wenatchee Commercial Club announced that the state highway commission recommended against the state purchasing the Wenatchee bridge and refused to reopen the issue. A committee will travel to Olympia to press the governor and commission for a favorable disposal of the matter.
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F. C. Goodall
Chamber of Commerce of
Spokane
Wenatchee
Goodall
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Yakima
King
John A. Gellatly
Arthur Tedford
A. G. Pogue
Wenatchee World
The
Sale of Property For Debt In Kenyon Ailes Case
J. G. Debord deputy sheriff conducted a public auction under an execution for debt by the L D Store against Kenyon and Ailes. Two horses a harness and a wagon sold for 60 27 30 and 13.50 dollars respectively. Protest filed by L J Nelson attorney for Kenyon Ailes. Court will decide the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Debord
Sherriff
L.D
Kenyon & Ailes
S. E. Ritchie
James Angee
R. E. Simons
W. L. Debord
L. J. Nelson
Apple Twig Display Sparks Wenatchee Valley Pride
F. M. Peake & Son showcase a foot long apple twig in Ninth street window boasting ten perfect apples. The note praises the Wenatchee valley as unmatched for fruit quality and excellence.
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F. M. Peake & Son
Ninth Street
Wenatchee Valley
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A. Brown
Hub Clothing
Capital Stock
Harper
Pacific Beer
P. J. McGuire and
P. N. Nielson
Leading Brand
Old Crow
Taylor
Hermitage
Buster Bri
Buster Groun
Mr. Jacobsen
Wenatchee Bridge Purchase
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