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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
10
The Attorney General states the laws of 1907 become operative on June 12 following adjournment sine die on the Lithday 7e0. Section 41 of the constitution sets that laws take effect on the ninety day after adjournment unless an emergency appropriation. The 1907 session ends and the new laws go into force on June 12 1907.
Fractured report cites Northlake grading delays and alleged city responsibility for damage. Labor and material costs rise as contractors claim interference and seek formal demands while officials address the dispute.
The Frank A. receiver of the local land office reports the heaviest single month since November 1908, with timber and stone worth 7181 dollars and 16 cents. It notes 1 percent homestead allowances on homesteads and related claims.
A rudimentary venue at Aiki Point is prepared for a swimmer meet with light refreshment options by Seattle Catering Co. The event aims at a swift and smooth reception with dinners available on short notice.
Postmaster Stewart reports notice from the National Postmasters Association president that the next annual convention of postmasters from firetelage offices will be held in Erie Pennsylvania on August 20 for three days. Stewart plans to attend.
The Gunn Hill assessment action may require a full reassessment of all monies and credits if the Gunn Bill is declared inoperable. County Assessor Parish instructed deputies to value all property except monies and credits unless the state commission rules otherwise. Assessments must be completed before June 1 under state law.
Brussels reports a new cabinet formed with M. De Troos as premier and Heie as interior minister. Address given for Wear Brooks at 1331 Second Avenue.
Charles A. Hall, a laborer from a lodging house near the foot of Jackson Street, was removed to the pest house Thursday with the amalipex. Reports from the pest house indicate that all the people there are getting along in fine shape.
French and double thread val lace edgings and insertions offered in varied patterns. Width and quality sold at 10c and 12c per yard. Sale all day Saturday at the JOGO window.
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