Supreme Court blocks county commissioners from naming game wardens
Washington's supreme court ruled that county boards cannot appoint game wardens and any such appointees cannot draw salaries from the county. The Stevens County case involved Game Warden Snodgrass suing the county auditor for pay. Also notes visitors Mrs F S Jacobson and daughters stay with Mr George Merriam on Pennsylvania avenue.
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Supreme Court of Washington
Board of County Commissioners
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Sion
Stevens County
Snodgrass
F. S. Jacobson
Jean
Mary
Leavenworth
George Merriam
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cash balances and receipts in bank vault record
The document lists cash in vault figures with dates in 1906 1907 and totals. It names Guy C Browne vice president and shows sworn attestations dated December 7 1997.
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Waugust
Guy C. Browne
Baffled bandits hunted by hounds in Coulee City raid
The burglars who robbed McDonald’s store in Coulee City fled toward Krupp and boarded an eastbound train to Spokane. A large posse of 50 to 60 men pursued, tracking to Adrian with Harry Draper’s bloodhounds, but the bandits escaped with no loot as the town roared awake and pursued.
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Coulee City
Krupp
Spokane
G. N
Adrian
Harry Draper
George McDonald’s
Ellis-Forde Company
Low Man Given Office In School Election Fight
In Walla Walla the board of education disputed Saturday's school election returns. Dr. C. B. Stewart was certified as elected despite Fred Glaske receiving 98 votes to 26 for Stewart, a 72 vote majority for Glaske in the popular tally. The board says Stewart was the only regularly nominated candidate. Glaske’s supporters allege miscount and plan court action. Prosecuting Attorney Rupp advised returns reflect votes that would have elected Glaske.
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Board of Education
C. B. Stewart
Fred Glaske
Stewart
Glaske
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Glafke
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Rupp
Wenatchee and Spokane Debate Set for January 17
Wenatchee High School meets Spokane High School in a public debate on January 17. The topic is the initiative and referendum question with Wenatchee arguing for the affirmative. Readers are urged to follow the Daily World for updates.
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Wenatchee High School
Spokane High School
Wnatchee
Marriage Cloud Over Elopements in Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburg reports a ruling by Judge Dienv Rogers in Youngstown that a marriage is illegal if the bride lies about her residence to obtain the license. The decision unsettles some 2000 couples who used Western Pennsylvania’s Gretna Green to wed in Ohio. Authorities warn a clouded marriage could block widows from damages or pensions.
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Pensylvania
Gretna Green
Youngstown
Ohio
Common Pleas
Dienv Rogers
Pennsylvania
Canal Company Builds Road By City And Bridge
The Canal Company is constructing a road from the existing road directly opposite the city to the approach of the new bridge. Professor and Mrs Barker celebrate the birth of a daughter at their Chelan Avenue home last night. Read the Daily World for fresh news.
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The
Daily World
Canal Company
Professor
New Books Arrive at W C T Av Reading Room
Miss Ma'ida Padoshek returns from Seattle after a three month visit as librarians announce a new assortment of books for the W C T Av reading room.
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Ma‘ida Padoshek
Seattle
Still They Come and Still They Come
W. L. Chestnut from Seattle plans to buy a fruit ranch in the valley and will be joined later by his family. George Hughes, visiting his daughter Mrs. J. E. Galbraith, arrives to settle in with his daughter Mrs. W. M. Kenna. Mrs. Galbraith will stay two weeks.
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W. L. Chestnut
Seattle
George Hughes
J. E. Galbraith
W. M. Kenna
Okanogan Sheriff Here With Conconully Deputy
Deputy Sheriff Mark Thomas of Conconully and his father the Okanogan sheriff have corralled most of the thieves troubling the region. Judge R. S. Steiner and local authorities are praised for ridding the hills of cattle and horse thieves.
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Mark Thomas
Conconully
Okanogan
R. S. Steiner
Okanagan
Rickman Brad Ford Nuptials Celebrate Local Couple
The marriage of Clare Bradford and Miss Iane Rickman was solemnized yesterday in a ceremony attended only by immediate family. Rev. N. D. Titchenal officiated at the Church of God. The couple will reside in the city near the courthouse while Mr Bradford begins work with Little-Weisel Co. New Studio. Prof. E. Crane will operate a new studio in a remodeled building formerly housing B. C. Collier's photograph gallery.
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Clare Bradford
Iane Rickman
N. D. Titchenal
Church of God
Sterling Worth
Court House
Bradford
Little-Weisel Co
E. Crane
B. C. Collier
Ditch Work Ceased for Winter Near East Wenatchee
Ezra Miller in charge of local ditch project suspends operations for winter due to mud and snow. He will move to Seattle, return in spring with his family to a Columbia River tract already set to trees, and resume the eight miles completed with seven miles remaining when weather improves.
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Ezra Miller
East Wenatchee
Mr. Miller
Seattle
Columbia
World Office
Death of C Eggiman at Soap Lake on birthday
C Eggiman died in Soap Lake where he had gone for health reasons. He was sixty one on that birthday and had lived with his son in this city for about three months after moving from Fort Wayne Indiana. Paralysis caused the death. He leaves two sons and a daughter including one son and the daughter in Fort Wayne. Funeral services will be held at Hall's Undertaking Parlors conducted by Rev Beightol of the Methodist church.
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C. Eggiman
C. F. Eggiman
Soap Lake
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Hall
Mr. Beightol
Methodist Church
The Mascot Moves to New Up-to-Date Premises
The Mascot has a new home replacing J. E. Sarp's harness shop. The rear holds the cigar factory where We natchee perfectos are produced. Card tables are set, and Manager Lighty anticipates operating a strictly up-to-date business.
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J. E. Sarp
Lighty
New Wenatchee Buildings Rise Across Columbia
Growth in Wenatchee picks up as new structures go up across the Columbia River. Town expansion appears underway with several construction projects visible from the opposite shore.
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Columbia
Wenatchee
Daily World Ballot Seeks North End Opinion on City Limits
The Daily World will conduct a ballot in Garden Home Suburban Home Second Suburban Home and Smith Park to gauge residents views on extending city limits. A World representative will visit all north end freeholders to collect opinions in a free discussion about joining the city.
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Daily World
Garden Home
Suburban Home
Second Suburban Home
Smith Park
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