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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1907

Page

3

King County railroads taxed low. state assessment cited

An assessment report shows railroad property in King County valued at about $4.0 million, yet taxed as if one sixth of value. The state tax commission sets the railroad assessments while taxes are collected by the county. for 297 miles in the county, taxes will rise about one third above Seattle Lighting’s payment. Kings County lines include Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Columbia Puget Sound, and Seattle International among others.

County Treasury King County State Tax Commission Great Northern Northern Pacific Columbia & Puget Sound Seattle & International Seattle Lighting Company Seattle Orcas Island San Juan Group Sound Country

Markets report mixed prices and plentiful fruit arrivals

Market notes show slight gains predicted for the “but market” amid steady receipts from the Western coast. Cherries selling around 3.25 per crate, pears and plums arriving, cantaloupes at two dollars per four baskets, and tomatoes and other produce listed with various regional prices.

Agricultural Market items and feed prices from Eastern Washington

A scrambled listing of farm commodities and feed products with prices. Includes live stock categories such as ewes cows lambs and steers, meats like veal and hog products, seafood items including halibut and oysters, and various feeds and grain terms. Mentions Timothy hay and price lines for barley and bran.

Washington Timothy

Rev Simonds Contemplating Move From Seattle

Rev. Dr. W. D. Simonds, pastor of the Unitarian church, is considering accepting a call to a church in Oakland, California. The church body urges him to stay and he plans to announce his decision in a few days.

W. D. Simonds Unitarian Church Oakland Cal Mornain Erashes

UW Physique Experts Measure Quinault Indians in Study

Misa Lavina Rueberg a University of Washington physical culturist and Mies Zoe Kincaid completed a Yale College commissioned mission. They entered Quinault reservation to take measurements and administer physical tests, facing hardships but returning with success.

Misa Lavina Rueberg University of Washington Mies Zoe Kincaid Yale

Millionaire in legal battle over elopement fears

New York June. Mrs Louis G Meyer obtained arrest and divorce papers against her husband after he broke promises of fidelity and visited Mrs Katharine Fuller Harkness. Meyer, a paving magnate, was jailed then released on $10 000 bail as the court hearing looms.

Seattle Star New York June M Louis G. Meyer Katherine Fuller Harkness Meyer Mrs. Meyer Mra. Harkness Mra. Meyer Ludlow Street Mra Harkness

Jewish Wedding Stopped by Policeman at Washington Street

An officer halted a Sunday Hebrew wedding at H Gena's grocery near 911 Washington St causing a disturbance. Gena, who hosts weddings, was warned to close his store and faced arrest. his son-in-law David Block was arrested before being released.

Wappenstein H. Gena Washington St Gens

Attacks by Gang Targeting Young Women in City

A gang of roughs in the northern city part has repeatedly assaulted young rape victims when they were alone. Three incidents occurred near Twelfth South and Jackson, Seventh South and King, and Seventh South and Weller. The Japanese association has taken up the matter and will seek police protection.

Twelfth South Jackson Seventh South King Weller

Seattle to Get New Buddhist Temple at Main and 10th

The Seattle Buddhist Y. M. A has acquired the corner of 10th Ave 8 and Main St for a new temple. The structure will cost 15000 dollars, be two stories high plus a basement, and add to the city’s many religious buildings.

Seattle Seattle Buddhist Y. M. A 10Th Ay. 8 Main St

Metcalf to Visit Bremerton Navy Yard

Secretary Metcalf will visit Bremerton on the coast to inspect the navy yard shops and depots and spend several hours there, according to report.

Washington Metcalfs Bremerton Navy Yard

New Presbyterian Home Promised on Lincoln Beach Line

The sale of the ldacre tract from Twenty-first to Twenty-third avenues and Harrison to Mercer, will fund the Samuel and Jesse Kenny Presbyterian Home trustees to erect a non sectarian facility for aged couples over 60. The home will be at Lincoln Beach on the Fauntleroy line.

Ldacre Twenty-first Twenty Harrison Mercerste Samuel and Jesse Kenny

New York Public Utilities Law Curbs Greedy Trusts

Albany dispatch reports the New York Public Utilities Law creating two state commissions to regulate railroads gas and electric firms express and other public services. It sets district offices in New York City and Albany with five commissioners each plus counsel and secretary. Appointments terms salaries and strong anti corruption rules are detailed. The act requires open headquarters hours annual reports compulsory testimony and broad powers to oversee rates schedules service and franchise transfers.

Seattle Gtara Albany N. Y New York Greater Senate New York City Gas and Electric Express Companies

Railroad Officials Inspect Northern Pacific Terminals

Howard Elliott, president of the Northern Pacific railroad, led a party of officials in inspecting city terminals. They reviewed lines to West Seattle and the belt line around Lake Washington and discussed regulating utilities.

Howard Elliott Northern Pacific Railroad West Heattle Lake Washington

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