Plumbing Inspector Appointed and City Actions Heard
The Yakima council met in regular session with Mayor Redman present except Keck. Protests against a Second Street saloon drew 319 signatures from three ministers. Transfers of licenses to Pacific Brewing and E W Dooly were granted. Building permits issued to Rosenfeld, Schott & Co, and Allen. Second Street grading accepted. $720 paid to St John & Hines. Third Street grading discussed. $2,371 bill approved plus extra work. Water works franchise for Tahoma cemetery read. Plumbing inspector vacancy filled by Chas Gordon. Cemetery grounds expansion eyed within a year. Discussion on water shortage and unpaid losses postponed. Draft bicycle ordinance to be prepared next meeting. Anonymous pound notice criticized. suggestion to fence North Yakima proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redman
Keck
Revs
Bartlett
Jackson
Lyons
Second Street
Frank Cook
Rudkin
J. H. Timm
Pacific Brewing Company
A. N. Short
St. John & Hines
W. L. Steinweg
Tahoma Cemetery
E. V. Bissell
Chas. Gordon
Sinclair
Marriage at Methodist parsonage William Stevens and Louisa Washburn
Captain William Stevens wed Mrs. Louisa Washburn at the Methodist parsonage on April 12 with Rev. J. H. Wood officiating. Stevens, a longtime farmer and gardener, previously lived in Windemere, B C, while the bride has long resided in Yakima and many friends here. The Herald offers best wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stevens
Louisa Washburn
J. H. Wood
Captain Stevens
Windemere
B. C
Yakima
Tur Herald
Mrs
Stevens
Local Round-Up Highlights from Spokane Visit and Community Notes
Local brief covers various visits and moves including Attorney Ira Englehart in Spokane, Ellensburg residents in town for Easter, Chicago and Spokane trips, a wool sale of 600 ewes at 3.80 each, stone delivery for Central Washington orders, and John McAlpen marrying near Kiona. Also notes on theater plans for In Paradise at Mason's April 21, a Berry wedding from Ireland, and a fifteenth birthday celebration for Master Richard Lince with friends on Nob Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira P. Englehart
Spokane
Matt Bartholet
Ellensburg
Paradise
East
Stockwell-Frawley Company
Richard Lince
L. Lince
Nob Hill
Traverse
Aleathea Abbe
Myrtle Bullock
Earl
Claude
Orval
Opal
Bert Baker
Harry
Homer Humphrey
Malcom
Harrison Campbell
Lena Elsa
Vert Anglin
Mary
Adrian Brackett
Albert and
Alton Cruce
Bell
George
Mildred Kauffman
Arthur
Elmer Kinyon
Ralph Hill
Clinton Shannon
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed By Wisconsin Reader
W. W. Mayhew of Merton Wisconsin praises One Minute Cough Cure as a quick safe medicine. It claims to cure coughs colds croup bronchitis grippe whooping cough pneumonia and throat and lung diseases with immediate results and is favored by children and mothers. Janeck's Drug Store advertises the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Mayhew
Merton, Wis
Janeck
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement notes that the product cures a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It promises money refunds if ineffective and shows 25cc with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
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Melrose
Serges
North Yakima, Wash
F. A. Alexander
THE
Yakima Herald
the City Council
Old Town
Schindeler’s
Otto Korb
K. P
Boonville
Ind
DeWitt
Mrs. H. E. D. Merry
Chicago
Sim Muir
Pendleton
Oregon
Jay Lynch
A. L. Dilley
H. J. Snively
United States Court
Robert Hamilton
Chas. Porter
T. A. Davis
Washington
J. W. Cole
Vancouver
Mr. Cole
Dr. Giddings
Chelan
Odd Fellows
Independent Order In
America
John McAlpen
Kiona
D. J. Wynkoop
Seattle
Cape Nome
Mr. Wynkoop
Iowa
A. E. Lillie
Herald
John Michaels
Bartholet
Jack Berry
Ireland
Julia Fitzgerald
County
Kerry
Mr. Berry
Cashier F. Hunter
Northern Pacific
Will Baker
Pat Galligher
L. R. Stockwell
Paradige
Mason’s Opera House
First Street
E. M. Harris
Settee North Yakima Furniture
Rushford and Fawcett
Hollingsworth
Fawcett Bros
A. E. Kinsey & Co
Russell
Russell & CO
Portland
Yakima Hardware Co
North Yakima
Wash
Pioneer Mutual Insurance Association
T. W. Clark
Keck’s Store
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