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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1904

Page

7

Seattle Gas Franchises Split as Council Debates 1 Dollar Rate

The Seattle council edges toward delaying the American Improvements franchise after Crichton and allies shift support to the Seattle Lighting Company. Crichton cites cheaper gas via the old company and warns a new plant would require street disruption. Several council members cling to conditions, seeking binding terms to deliver gas at 1 dollar and 60 cents for fuel.

American Improvement Company Seatie Lighting Company Seattle American Improvements Company Crichton Righth J. W. Cline Wil Murphy Gil Burnett Gill Conway Bowen Benjamin Zbinden Dr. Crichton Fed Eighth Ward Beattle Lighting Company Seattle Lighting Company Couretman Daulten Council Rede Mullen Johnston The Star Beattie Gas & Electric Company Feld Wellm Citizens’ Light & Power Company Stars J. W. Clee Swen N.Y Citizens’ Company Interbay Consolidated Company Cithteens’ Company Cline

Children Will Enjoy a Cherry Feast at Bothell

Bothell residents, led by George K. Wilson, will gather Saturday June 25 1904 at 2 p m at his orchard for a cherry feast. Rain date is Monday if needed. The event includes other refreshments and welcomes all children in or near Bothell.

Bothell Geo. R. Wilson George KR. Wilson

Committees to Meet Over Municipal Building Plans

City Comptroller Riplinger’s return enables two council committee meetings. One will supervise the new municipal building’s construction and the other the board of control for the six story structure. They will decide on plans the date of a special election to authorize a $176000 bond issue. The information bureau board will determine whether to send one or two representatives.

Riplinger Board of Control of the Information Bureau

Board Deliberates At Exposition With Several Applicants

The exposition will name its representatives and a half dozen applicants seek selection. The board has not yet made a choice.

Property Mortgage Contention Involving Trustee Brother

Terry asserts the property was mortgaged by his brother B L Terry who held the property solely as trustee for the complainant.

Terry B. l L. Terry

Woman confined for mental illness after Seattle abuse case

In Tacoma yesterday the Pierce superior court ordered Sarah Lord committed to an asylum. Frank Cook, aged lecher, is jailed awaiting trial on criminal charges related to an assault on Mire Lord, a girl not yet fourteen. Lord collapsed under the stress of her daughter's ruin and was deemed permanently affected.

Frank Cook Sarah Lord Pierce T Superior Court Tacoma Cook Biale Po- Nce Lord Seattle Mire Staliacoom

C T Terry sets up big claim over Beattle estate

C T Terry contends he has been legally dispossessed of Beattle real estate valued at 266000. He, a son of C T Terry, filed suit yesterday in superior court against Jacob Furth and others to set aside twelve different parcels of lands formerly owned by him. The land was taken by Puget Bound National Bank under foreclosure proceedings.

Beattle Real Estate C. T. Terry Jacob Furth Puget Bound National Bank

Sunday Excursion to Pleasant Beach by W. O. W.

A Sunday excursion to Pleasant Beach is offered by W. O. W. Members are encouraged to bring lunch and join the event.

Pleasant Beach

Free excursion at Washington Beach Station on Sunday

Hundreds from Seattle urged to join a free Sunday event at Washington Beach and Trout Lake with field games, launch races, and large cash prizes. Trains from Pier A leave at 10 am 12 noon and 3 pm with free boat returns to Seattle. no tickets needed. Free maps available at Times Block office.

Seattle Columbia & Faget Sound Railroad Pier A Washington Street C. D. Hillman

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