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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1909
Page
5
Dan La Rue welcomes visitors this week as his mother in law Mrs Hug gins and sister in law Mrs Parks, both of Wenatchee, arrived last Tuesday for a family visit.
Mining operations in the Red Mountain district advance rapidly as Chewawa Lead and Silver Mining and Chelan Consolidated Copper strike new veins. A 1300 foot tunnel and a 1500 foot depth yield a four foot rich vein, with ore displayed at the A Y P exposition. Bonding on the Blinn property at Blewett and Washington Meteor property expands prospects. Former highway official J M Snow contemplates joining Sea men and Quigg in road and bridge contracting near Wenatchee.
Over the past two weeks many eastern buyers visited the city drawn by reports of a superb Winesap harvest. The valley eyes its largest Winesap crop ever with better quality and quantity despite some winter damage to other varieties. Growers thinning orchards prepare for big output while prices may rise. Columbia Valley Lands & Development Co. hired Keigley of Quincy to install a heavy deep well pump set to 300 feet for irrigation, featuring extra heavy rods guide couplings and a double acting cylinder.
More Entiat Ditch trouble reported in Entiat Washington on August 3 as C. A. Harris is implicated in ongoing issues affecting water access and irrigation. Local residents seek clarification and remedies amid this dispute.
The Entiat Irrigation company facing trouble again required the sheriff to Entiat where Deputy Harris fled with his crew to Douglas county to avoid arrest. The dispute centers on Harris injuring the ditch right of way.
The firm announces relocation to Gehr Tid marsh building on Wenatchee Avenue north of the Columbia River Lumber Co. They invite old friends and customers, promising better work than ever before.
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