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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1909

Page

8

City water sale debated by councilman and contractors

Councilman Zbinden proposes selling city water at bargain prices to Grant Smith Co and Gullwell for sluicing. A bill sets price at 10 dollars per million cubic feet with extra pipe costs to be paid by city credits and a second pipe line to be built by July or August. Youngs predicts 20 million gallons daily and contractors may require 16 million more if contract passes. Judicial oath ceremony held in federal building for new official.

Zbinden Joornanl Grant Smith & Co. & Gullwell Harrisco St Denny Hill Youngs Cedar River

Divorce Granted in Pacific City on Non-support Grounds

Late yesterday Jadae Cullem granted Mary L Lasley a divorce from MM A Lasley on non-support. The couple, married 1 years, has not agreed for 1 1/2 years. Custody of three minor children awarded to the father and the home given to him. Lasley expects reconciliation within a year.

Jadae Cullem Mary L. Lasley MM A. Lasley Lasley Pacific City Mary

Masher Given Jail Sentence

A man identified as Meyers was jailed after a Fifth Avenue and Union Street incident following a complaint from a young woman who said he talked inappropriately. He was charged with being drunk and disorderly and turned over to Patrolman Rix.

MeyErs Bn Mierog Mmasner Fifth Ay Union 1 Rix

Death by Own Action Stirs Maryland Relatives Claim

Mrs. Sarah G Hchneffer of 1912 Braddivhaw Baltimore writes to Postmaster George F Russell seeking whether Samuel Humes who died by his own hand after shooting Klineelf in the water department offices has living Maryland relatives.

Sarah G Hchneffer Braddivhaw Baltimore Maryland George F. Russell Samuel Humes Klineelf Water Department Youngs Tight and Water Department Hughes

Demand for Pay Ends in Knife Attack

William Ryan, a waiter at Winters rill Pourthay and Pike, says H Winters the proprietor slashed him on the arm with a bread knife during a late shift dispute over pay. Winters denied the claim and was arrested then released on $100 cash bond.

William Ryan Winter's Rill Pourthay Pike H. Winters Winters Ryan

Wharfage Rate Cut Sparks Denial by Rail and Port Owners

On June 1 the Pacific ae itoaneste Co and the North Pavillo railroad, owners of most of the place along the front, renounced a cut in their wharfage rate from 60 cents to 0 per ton. The reversal followed complaints from locals claiming the cut would cause long lines and traffic challenges for local shippers.

Pacific Ae Itoaneste Co North Pavillo Railroad Ney Plare

Steamer Movements Mention Hyak and Puget Sound Run

A morning rumor places the Hyak possibly operating this summer on the Taowma run after a meeting with the Piyer. Rupert City heads to the Quartermaster drydock for cleaning and retaping before running between this port and Prince Rupert. Buetonan arrives from Ban Mrandweo with cargo and passengers.

Pfront Hyak Cone Rupert City Quartermaster Prince Rupert Buetonan Ban Mrandweo Weual

Toll on canoes and rowboats at exposition boat house

A new tariff at the exposition boat house charges twenty five cents per day to leave a canoe or rowboat. The same rate applies for an hour or the full day with no monthly or seasonal rates. The concession holder won approval from the exposition’s concessions department despite protests from daily workers who want access without daily gate fees. No bathing concession has been let on the fair grounds.

A Y.P Concessonarien Canolste Adair Xeaid

Revolt Flares Over City Lighting Plan Handling

City council friction heats as Sawyer and allies trigger delay on a lighting committee bill. Wardall demands a report while downtown members push alternate measures to extend and improve the system with $85,000 in available funds.

Sawyer Jagt Bupt Youngs Wehting Committee Wardall Finance Comraliies

Local Council Faces Claims of Delay and Obstruction

A suburban resident accuses Sawyer and allies of delaying urban improvements by obstructing meetings and blocking street work. The group vows to attend an open air meeting to demand answers and speed up essential upgrades.

Stumons Sawyer Joanta

Deny Stripping of Stolen Auto

Sherman wumer san pawera after arrest with chauffeurs by Patrolman Denton charged with stealing M F B Augustine’s automobile on May 16. The auto was found near Richmond Beach stripped of everything dispersable. Captain Tennant reports that Custer confessed to taking the car from in front of the Washington hotel and driving it to Richmond Beach before leaving it. Saster denies involvement. Both suspects are jailed.

Sherman Wumer San Pawera ‘Bafter Ballard Denton M. FB. Augustine Richmond Beach Captain Tennant Custer Washington Hotel Saster City

Wife Wins This Divorce Suit in Bremerton Equity

In a Bremerton case Priscilla Kollert won her decree on cruelty and secured alimony and an equity in four lots after countering her husband William Kollert’s charges. The decision left him responsible for costs and monthly alimony. The tied matter arose from a cross complaint and the court upheld her claims. The Washington treasury report notes receipts of 4,786,250 and disbursements of 2,490,000.

William E. Kollert Priscilla Washington Treasury

Men Charged After Logan Loses Money at Rail Depot

W. Logan, a farmer from Renton, reports losing 40 Canadian dollars after meeting Emile and Tibbs aboard a steamship and at Beaux Saloon. The pair were arrested at King Street depot by Patrolman Potter. $27 Canadian and two train tickets were found on them. Logan asserts the currency was his.

Logan J. C. Parrett Renton William Kmaire W.T. Tibbs King At Pattrolman H. N. Potter Spokane Victoria Seattle Rinalie Tibbs Billy Becond Av Washington St Emile Lexington Potter Emelle

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