City license fight over saloon expansion and federal building corner plan
Chairman Benjamin urged adding saloons to boost brewery funds with new stands around Third avenue and Pine street and Third avenue and Union street. peers rejected the move citing public decency near the federal building. Hurnett proposed future limits exclude corners around the federal site where civilians gather, and warned of orderly removal when the post office area is occupied.
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Benjamin
License and Revenue Committee
Soan
Methodist Protestant Church
Third Avenue
Pine Street
Union Street
Federal Building
Ceeding
Pike Street
Hurnett
Saloons Face Relocation Notice Debate
City council members argued over moving saloons occupying two corners near the government building. One member pressed for immediate action citing injustice, while others favored two years’ notice and time to consult the saloonkeepers.
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Heniamin
Don Jamin
WANTS BO ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Paul L. Page adopted son of Mary B. Page of 619 Pine Street. He is charged with grand larceny for theft from a gate deposit box including a gold watch and 616 in money. Police and the sheriff's office are seeking him. Page is 21 and employed by Pacific Coast Steamship Company. He claimed to be headed to Tacoma to work.
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Paul L. Page
Mary B. Page
Pine Street
Page
Promccutine
Mackintosh
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Tacoma
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