Enforce Street Car Ordinance Arrests Reported
Kempster of the 8 B Co and Geo W Hartung of BAB were arrested on warrants from Public Mull ion for failure to comply with demands for new fenders and related charges.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
12
Kempster of the 8 B Co and Geo W Hartung of BAB were arrested on warrants from Public Mull ion for failure to comply with demands for new fenders and related charges.
After three appeals to the Supreme Court, Dr. August H. Holdomb failed to pay alimony under the divorce decree. He was jailed for about an hour while arranging payment of $87, including $50 alimony and costs, ordered by the court.
Officials warned June 1 that fenders and railings failed to protect pedestrians. City council records show incomplete compliance with the safety ordinance. Prisoners were released on personal recognizance pending further action.
On board the Victoria bound for Nome the fleet advances slowly due to light headwinds and calm seas. The Victoria travels about four miles an hour, with smooth seas and clear Nome harbor expected to welcome her crew by nightfall. The Olympic follows closely, then Umatilla Croix Ohio and Senator in order. all vessels reported well aboard. By noon the Victoria was 100 miles from Nome and hopeful to enter the harbor tonight.
The engineering company appointed by the Duwamish River Improvement Club will report on the proposed route and project costs at an open meeting tomorrow at Highton Ward's hall Georgetown. Speakers include John A. Pax special Rivers and Harbors representative Judge Thomas Hurke and Beott Calhoun. Public attendance invited.
A Spokane woman is believed to have died by her own actions. Police say the body was found in Michigan Lake near Linoni months ago and that a statement from Mrs. A Robbins of Omro aligns with a missing niece’s description. The investigation centers on identity and residence details as authorities pursue the case.
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