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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
6
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Amigas Gold Mining Company stockholders on July 10 to elect officers and trustees and to act on other matters. Also includes scattered classified ads for restaurant work, help wanted, real estate, storage, and secondhand furniture listings from local merchants.
Mixed sale listing 7 lot sale with house contents and antiques. Auctioneer Kr fiekerion advertises furniture including dressers chests beds pianos and miles of items. Also notes photos supplies and legal notice offerings with contact numbers Main 1061 Ind. 1977 and 110 Piret Main 7997.
Property notice for a Yakima area land tract near Kent County with 116 acres and adjoining school. Describes terms and pricing of 1.00 per acre and mentions garden area. No clear seller name or closure details available.
Property listing describes a farm near Berne with eight room dwelling in fair condition and poultry facilities. Features include plentiful water, cultivated and fenced acres with pasture and orchard, a creek running through, and improvements. Asking price 1 000 cash with balance on easy terms.
Anomia Garden advertises tract for HMeaeh with a cottage on a street corner, featuring a half acre with fruit trees berries and chicken houses. Payments planned monthly with transfers to state, appealing to buyers seeking a ready home site. Also notes tracts in Coeur d Alene region with water piped and sidewalks, prices around 1900 and monthly terms.
Classified fragments show housing room rentals and lodgings with cleaning and laundry services. Multiple lines advertise furnished rooms and a three room cottage with water, plus bathing and walk distance options. Also mentions laundering services and odd job listings from various locations and operators.
Two good bargains describe Meacre farm with cleared 18 acres in crop and two wells of water, plus a hen house and shed, priced at 1000 cash and balance in three years. Location near mhagl and tere with fruit, road access, and telephone. Offers touted for inclusion in Washington Opportunities booklet.
Property record notes Wael at Woltel Latimer Tracts owned by Bast with parcel identifier 2446. Rendering indicates a real estate reference entry listing an owner and tract details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations near a high school and a building at 910-921 Alaska Building with vague financial figures and terms. The legible content is garbled and does not form a coherent notice or event.
A jumble of classified notes detail multiple real estate offerings in the Seattle area. Listings mention tracts near car lines, term payments, furnished rooms, lake and canal views, proximity to Woodland Park, and multiple addresses including Fremont and 7 Main. Cash, monthly, and balance options are listed with prices and agent references.
Judge Frater ruled on the Denny Hill regrade cases approving most of the commissioners work but adjusting many assessments. Increases centered on Third and Fourth Avenues from Pike to Pine with several lot and corner parcels raised. Reductions totaled about $43,000 while increases neared $45,000, leaving $17,600 to be paid from the general fund. A meeting with affected property owners is set for tomorrow to decide further action. The decision is viewed by protestant attorneys as correcting major injustices and is expected to stand without appeal.
Mrs Fiske headlines a strong cast in Langdon Mitchells The New York Idea at the Third Avenue Theatre. The comedy centers on a divorcing wife who reunites with her husband amid comic complications, with Mrs Fiske delivering her characteristic brisk timing and lively stage presence. Also featured are John Mason and Charles Harburry among others in the capable company. Mrs Fiske performs tonight tomorrow night and Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Star theater presented seven new turns with openers and vaudeville to attract audiences. Hawley and Leslie drew applause while Miss Leslie’s child impersonations drew attention. Kriensell performed doga and cata tricks, Nellie Biting and Harry Earle acted in a sketch, Allen Shaw did coin and card tricks, and Harry Roeshh plus moving pictures filled the program. The Charles A. Taylor company to appear Friday night at Third Avenue theater in The Two Orphans for Friday Saturday and next week.
The Laois presents A Texas Steer running all week with matinees. A lineup of shotgun blanks available by order in 10 and 12 gauge. Halls at 1111 Firat Ave.
The Burgess Block company brings popularity with No Mother to Guide Her at the Seattle venue. Large crowds attend both matinee and evening shows at the Coliseum where roller skating farewell innings under W. W. Ely management draw crowds. Wag ners band supplies fine music as admission remains nominal.
A series of marriage license pairings listed with ages and residences includes Mac M Walk and Helen Smith of Seattle, Arvin Bowker and Ellen McCarthy of Pueblo and Seattle, and several other couples from Beattie Seattle Bremerton and nearby towns. The notices enumerate ages ranging from 9 to 50 with partners from Seattle Beattie Magnolia Everett and San Francisco. The list reflects a booking of licenses across multiple municipalities and names several involved individuals.
Omen registered today at Johnston 2244 18th av on June 22 to the wife of H W Johnston a daughter. Calhoun at 1164 Porway on June 24 to the wife of J Calhoun a daughter. Thompson at 124 Howell st on June 22 to the wife of T M Thompson a daughter. Chino at 220 Washington st on June 22 to the wife of Inosuke Chine a daughter. Gould at 2633 Westlake at on June 24 to the wife of A D Gould a son. Chandler at 2332 Atlantic st on June 20 to the wife of Moses Chandler a son. Wheeler at 425 N 16th st on June 26 to the wife of R S Wheeler.
A list of death notices dated June 22 to June 25 includes Patrick McNamara 30 at 949 20th Ave Carrie M. Dickson 44 at Providence Hospital Edwin J. Carnahan 50 at General Hospital Marie Carleon Carlson 10 at Tee See Breadreau John B Breadreau 4% at Riverside Ernest J W Poolton 15 on Westlake Boulevard Flora A Marsh 12 at 401 EB W Marsh Carrie M Presho 62 at Ninth and New York Hugh Reid Ed Reid June 24 814 Pike Minnie Larsen 42 at Valdez Alaska Baby Helgerson June 25 408 Broadway Montandon 74 at Ta ecoma Louisa Krago 68 116 10th N A Thompson 1f Providence Hospital R Woods 70 Occidental and Washington Infant Ogala June 24 319 Maynard
Suit filed in the local United States circuit court by P. C Sullivan on behalf of the United States against H. O. Canedy to recover 3600 dollars. Canedy bought wood from Charles B. Schwab and Frank Galbraith, alleged to have timber removed from government lands near Deming, Whatcom County.
The county commissioners confirmed Judge Hanford's nominees to oversee the million dollar property benefit segment linked to the Lake Washington canal construction.
Market notice lists ribstead roast veal and bolting beef at six cents per unit and pot roast at a remaining price. Address 509 Third Ave appears as the market location. Notes page text is fragmentary with unclear context.
The United States Civil Commission lists examinations for vacancies in the hydrographic navy department chemistry bacteriology and inspector roles. Dates span July 3 to July 24 with postings for several offices including justice and Indian affairs at the Coeur d Alene Reservation Idaho.
A staged chase described from Scripps Telegraph reports a man linked to a prior abduction has been traced to a camp near Fresno River while pursued early today by authorities. The pursuit began yesterday at Bruno's and continues as officers close in.
Authorities pursue a murder case after whets stone unearthed in Kennydale woods appears connected to a man buried in a field yesterday. Details remain unclear as investigators seek facts and statements.
CELEGRATE Fourth plans fireworks and flags supply through Piper and Reconday. Local organizers confirm partnerships and coordinated events for Independence Day observances.
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