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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
1
Lands to Open for Settlement Under Indian Reservations
The Garfield interior report states laws enacted to dispose of about 4.0 million acres across Colville Flathead Yakima Blackfeet Lower Brule Coeur d Alene Rosebud and Lemhi reservations next year or this year. It notes 1907 public land revenue topped 9 million dollars with $80 917.58 from timber trespasses and $203 552.68 recovered in suits. One hundred thirty six unlawful inclosures described. most removed or being litigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville Reservation
Wash
Flathead Reservation
Mont
Yakimah Reservation
Blackfeet Reservation
Lower Brule Reservation
S. D
Coeur d'Alene Reservation
Idaho
Rosebud Reservation
SS. D
Lemhi_ reservation
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
Colvile
Coeur d’Alene
Public Land Service
Garneld
Department
Portland Fair Beats Jamestown in Attendance
Special Correspondence from Seattle reports that the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition planned for Seattle in 1909 shows strong potential. A comparison of past expositions reveals Portland’s 1905 Lewis and Clark event drew 2,554,848 attendees while Jamestown in 1907 reached 2,844,452. Portland’s paid admissions totaled 1,588,858 versus Jamestown 1,401,409. Continued on Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Portland
Ore
Norfolk
Gubernatorial Outlook and McBride's Spokane Visit
The Spokane Chronicle reports former Governor Henry McBride weighing a gubernatorial bid and sending emissaries to Eastern Washington to gauge Mead's strength since 1904. McBride plans a formal announcement if support builds, with Spokane leaders questioned about party sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Mead
Henry McBride
Spokane Chronicle
McBride
Spokane
Mec
Missing Word Contest Ends Next Saturday
Readers urged to submit answers now as the world office announces next Saturday as the final appearance of the missing word contest with remaining dollars on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Office
Dam and Locks Feasible on Columbia Near Rock Island Rapids
The Daily World reports that an open river between Wenatchee and Priest Rapids could be created by damming the Columbia near Rock Island Rapids and adding one or two locks. Engineer C C Ward says the project is feasible and could cost around 500000, with benefits including water power, irrigation, slack water, and safer boating between Wenatchee and the Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbia River
Wenatchee
Priest Rapids
Beverly
Milwaukee
Columbia
Rock Island Rapids
Ohio River
Rock Island
Ward
C. C. Ward
Entertaining Afternoon Party at Mrs Quigg's New Home
Mrs J W Quigg and Mrs Alexander Baptie hosted a large reception at the Miller street home with twelve card tables and a floral wedding quiz. Prizes included a hand painted picture, geraniums, a cut glass trophy for 500 winner, and a Tilli cum Tales copy. Rev H W D Kirkendall accepts Mt Vernon Baptist pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Quigg
Alexander Baptie
Miller Street
Frank Culp
Charles Brown
Walter Olive
Halbert
Quigg
Misfl Baptie
Theodore Ramm
Seattle
Mrs. Quigg
J. M. Jack
E. J. Griggs
C. Griggs
A. Griggs
Iy. Ll. Neubauer
W. A. Thompson
George Rossi
E. M. Alien
C. A. Bower
Terry Ross
Guy. Browne
C. Gilchrist
Chesnuts Consider Move to Wenatchee Fruit Ranch
Mr and Mrs W L Chesnut of Seattle plan to relocate to Wenatchee if they approve of the climate and fruit culture. They will learn fruit and alfalfa care on C E Morse’s extensive Wheeler Hill ranch where they are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Chesnut
Seattle
D’ Wenatchees
C. E. Morse
Wheeler Hill
A. L. Morris Praises California Trip and Medford Valley
A. L. Morris returned from an extended trip through California and Oregon yesterday. He praised California as a pleasure resort but said Medford, Oregon cannot compare with our valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Morris
California
Oregon
Medford
Ore
Many Offer Assistance In Wenatchee Community
Scores of residents responded to a World appeal last night aiding a sick woman and child. The city’s sympathy and prompt offers secured immediate help, with special credit to N Insche for arranging support. more details follow on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
N. Insche
Wenatchee Council Votes to Keep Town Closed
City council adopts police committee report establishing a $100 fine or thirty days jail for Sunday open front window violations with license revocation on a second offense. Streets committee outlines Wenatchee avenue Chelan avenue and Okanogan avenue improvements. K Ritte liquor license transfer for A J Ters granted until committee reviews applicants’ records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Committee On
Wenatchee Avenue
Chelan Avenue
Okanogan Avenue
K. Ritte
Mrs McGuinn Returns Home From Seattle Visit
Mrs McGuinn who has been visiting in Seattle for a month is back at her home on Orondo avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McGuinn
Seattle
Orendo Avenue
Navigation Blocked by Ice on Wenatchee River
Steamboat traffic between Wenatchee and upriver points is halted due to large floating ice on the main stream. Stages operate to carry passengers. Duration depends on weather, with possible resumption in days or, if cold, two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
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