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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
2
A local religious society reports relief needs for Cornelius Mahoney and his aged wife living in a frail hut on the riverbank. Investigation reveals they are in destitute straits and require assistance.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest egg in a bottle as in a stomach and offer safe relief for weak digestion. It notes ingredients like vegetable essences and diastase and prices at 50 cents per pack.
Renton officials and City Engineer Thomson failed to reach an agreement on a pole line right of way. A new meeting is set for tonight and if unresolved Thomson may take stronger measures, with several cards said to be ready. Advertisements note a 25 percent discount on photos at Regne and Erickson and bicycle parts at Spinning's.
City officials aim to reduce the levy to about 1.9 mills by cutting expenses and avoiding water fund raids. Plans include a limited municipal garbage run, higher property owner contributions for improvements, and delaying a salary raise. Chief Cook seeks 20,000 more for crews and new engine houses at Green Lake, Lake Union, and Itona.
Councillors meet this afternoon to equalize telephone tolls with Independent and Sunset firms. Sunset rates to be reduced while Sunset and gas franchise terms face disagreement and possible hedging to secure lower future costs. Some members expect Seattle Lighting to push a favorable rate agreement.
The superior court judges set annual assignments. Judge Arth Griffin will preside in the crime department. Judge Boyd J. Talman will move from crime to civil. A. W. Grater is the new judge assigned to equity and probate. Judges George KE. Morrin and R. Albertson remain in the effets department.
The Musicians' union has decided to strike in sympathy with cooks and waiters at the Bismarck cafe. The decision followed a meeting last night as strikers seek to compel Proprietor Jensen toward a settlement.
Mayor Ballinger issues enforcement order to police to ensure contractors provide red lights near night excavations. City has faced several damage suits due to contractor negligence.
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