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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
5
June 14 the Monterey under Capt. Foley reached St Lawrence island bearing two many top ply new buyles at a three dollar hat shop. EB N Brooks & Co, 1391 nd Ay. ove
Local health officials released a May count showing 1,234 cattle slaughtered in Seattle with 234 inspected and none condemned, and 6,583 sheep with 568 inspected. Officials note fishy gaps vs federal inspection and condemnations, arguing the city data appear meaningless and unreliable.
Information from Lt Col Cransford of the U S Signal Corps says the Alaska cable will be extended to include Ketchikan Hadley Wrangel and Petersburg with payout from current commercial receipts. The plan indicates tapping on the Slika Juneau branch near Fanchaw Bay.
The four masted barkentine Jane L Stanford was towed into Astoria late yesterday after a collision 12 miles offshore. Captain Mollestad said a steamer rammed the vessel Tuesday night leaving serious damage. he believes the steamer, a sound ship, had a asleep lookout and did not stop to assist.
Water rent due in June for June July and August. If not paid by June 36 it becomes delinquent. District includes all city north of Galer Street from the bay to the lake. Metered water due from the 1st to the 20th of each month. Delinquency on the 20th.
A logger named A Skelding woke under a wharf after a drinking spree missing $80, a watch, baggage check, and hat. John Dunn, arrested on suspicion, is believed to have robbed him. Dunn allegedly exchanged the baggage check and Dun n is seen as a burglar by police.
Weather and cold snap prompt WB Hutchison Co to clear panama stock from Jad and Unica corners. Entire selection offered at six dollars each while supply lasts.
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