City council debates water mains and liquor license
City council discussions on proposed waterworks map show eight hydrants on Quincy avenue and Second avenue. Ordinance to regulate sales of intoxicating liquor fails second reading amid partisan votes. clerk and treasurer report a $895.72 balance. Burglar scene at Bad Lumber yard ends with dramatic yet harmless capture. Raleigh and deputy marshal thwarted robbery and share ice cream with spectators. A pugilism incident at a thirst parlor ends abruptly with two locals and a growing crowd involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Delivak
Quincy Avenue
Second Avenue
Quincy
Shocky and
Fields
Campbell
Huggins
Banko
Vail
W. H. Linn
C. A. Hudson
R. C. Wightman
Raleigh
Ernest Hedrick
Law
Wild Wagon Fracas Ends in Fines at Quincy
Donahue and Carson clash during a wagon ride near Bach Lumber yard. Deputy Marshal Wightman stops the fight and both men are jailed briefly before arraignment. They pay about eight dollars each for their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahue
Bach Lumber Yard
Carson
Don
Wightman
Calaboose
Durance Vile
Mining Fever Drives Westward Land Rush in Irrigation Era
The article notes many lands in the west remain untaken as mining fever spreads and irrigation projects like Huntley Montana open up. It cites 17 468 acres at Huntley with rapid depletion while government engineers advance work at thirty other sites, expanding arable farmland and keeping Americans employed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Quincy Valley
Canada
Uncle Sam
Canadian Rockies
Winnipeg
Congress
The
Reclamation Service
Federal
Alberta
Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Sam
Fa’len
Rawhide
Huntley
Mont
Fruit Packing Trade Interest Advertise By James R Atkeson
Seeking students for Fruit Packing trade. Contact James R. Atkeson in Wenatchee Washington or write to No 11 C street. Open hours 8 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Atkeson
Wenatchee, Wash
C Street
Chelan County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Payton
Rosenbury Block
Wenatchee
Omastasiere
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
J. R. Nagel
Seattle
Wash
WM. McMurray
Gene
Portland
Oregon
Estes Valley Orchards
A. F, Estes
Washington
E. H. D. Weson
Wilt
Dessmaking
J.J. Wilt
A. J. Adams
Quincy News
Burke
Beverly
M. J. Donahue
Geo. Carson
J. B. Adams
Thomas
Soap Lake
B. E. Thomas
Winchester
W. J. Trotter
C. A. Corwin Lefe
Chehalis
J. L. Pearce
Miss Koptke
Michigan
Anna Medler
Winchester Hall
L. W. Ketchum
R. Lindsay
James Lee
Washington Land and Improvement Company
T. E. Trotter
Cashmere
Pete Relye
L. Ketchum
Erwin Troter
Fred George
Moses Lake
J. B. Lee
Carrie Trotter
Nason Creek
J. W. Weeks
St. Paul
Weeks
Hayden Lumber Co
Frenchman Ridge
Edw. Tapley
John Kurrle
Jas. Stewart
Glibbert
H. M. Perry
Lawrence
Odessa
W. S. Parker
Geo. Ferguson
Chambers
G. W. Grant, Jr
John Willams
Crab Creek
R. S. Steiner
Arthur McGuire
R. W. Waterhouse
Norval Enger
Andrew Shields
F. T. Campbell
G. F. Charles
John W
M. FP. McAnnelly
G. L. Foster
J. S. Withrow
Joseph M. Conner
S. A. D. Wilson
C. IE. Smith
T. C. Hartley
Sam B. Hill
Press
Waterville
Department of the Interior
Eagle
H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
Tohee
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Rice the Liveryman
Guilford
Marr
New Bridge
Quality Store
Fern Candy Kitchen
C. F. Eggiman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!