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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1906

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Martin Trial Set For April 2 In Chelan County

The Chelan county bar association reports Judge Poindexter of Spokane will hear the disbarment trial of A. Victor Martin on April 2. The case stems from 19 charges of unprofessional conduct and violations of bar rules raised since December 1905. Martin, a former Chelan judge, appeals to top legal minds for defense.

Caelan County Bar Association Poindexter Spokane A. Victor Martin Martin Bar Association of Chelan County Superior Court

James H. McGohan Chosen City Clerk

James H. McGohan was unanimously chosen city clerk to replace A. A. Bousquet, who resigned due to business demands. McGohan, a Wenatchee resident for three years, previously taught in Chelan County and worked for Bousquet and Holm. He will take office April 1.

James H. McGohan A. A. Bousquet Bousquet and Holm Mr. McGahan Ohio Kentucky Chicago College of Commonwealth of Ewing

Secretary Hitchcock Approves Yakima Valley Irrigation Plan

Secretary Hitchcock approves the Tieton irrigation project in Yakima valley and sets aside 1 750 000 dollars from the reclamation fund. Nearly 50 000 acres will be reclaimed as plans and specifications are prepared. Work will start after department readiness. the North Yakima Commercial Club lobbied for approval.

Washington, D. C Hitchcock Tieton Yakima Valley General Reclamation Fund North

Palouse Irrigation Project Turned Down in Washington

Secretary Hitchcock sustained Gronsky's adverse report on the Palouse irrigation project and announced no further consideration by the reclamation service. Lands previously withdrawn will be restored to entry after approval of the Ton/Teton project in the Yakima valley.

Washington, D. C Gronsky Hitchcock Resienaistion Service Yakima Valley

Million Dollar Fire Destroys Fall River in New York

The steamer Fall River burned to the water's edge this morning at a New York pier. Three other steamers were damaged, with thirteen caretakers and firemen narrowly escaping injury. Repair shops and warehouses suffered damage, putting total losses at about one million dollars. The vessel was afterward towed away. The text ends with an unrelated note about debt.

New York Fall River

Finest Residence in Chelan County

County Clerk Carl Christensen return from Leavenworth reports a Lamb Bros. residence nearing completion and set for occupant soon. The two story brick Moonana company block will house offices above and shops below, measuring 60 by 100 feet with a large showroom and two storerooms at Front and 9th streets.

Lamb Bros Leavenworth Unelan County Falla F. A. Losekamp Christensen Moonana Company

Million Squirrels Threaten Wheat Crop in Palouse

Spokane reports millions of ground squirrels in the Palouse growing concern among wheat farmers. The Grange mobilizes a united campaign to exterminate the pests, with poisoned wheat, free ammunition for shooters, and bounties of 1 to 5 cents per squirrel tail.

Spokane Grange

Father shoots daughter before planned wedding in Everett

In Everett Massachusetts, Pansy E. Townsend was shot mortally by her father Joseph P. Townsend less than three hours before her wedding to Francis B. Ferry. Townsend then killed himself. Authorities note the father was mentally unbalanced by his love for his daughter and fear of separation.

Everett Mass Pansy E. Townsend Joseph P. Townsend Townsend Miss Townsend Francis BE. Ferry

Power Plant at Similkameen Falls Near Oroville

Work has resumed on the Similkameen Falls Power and Development Company plant located four miles above Oroville. The facility will generate 1,000 horsepower with machinery in place and could add another 1,000 horsepower with minor further work.

Oroville

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