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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

3

Injunction Blocks City From Condemning Water Plant

Judge Hanford granted Northwest Water and Light a temporary injunction to stop the city from holding a special election to condemn the water plant. The decision was verbal, with a formal order to be prepared by Monday. Attorneys and citizens packed the hearing as debate on municipal ownership continues.

Hanford United States District Court Northwest Water & Light Company Water Company H. J. Snively Gilbert Frank Luse Armbruster Strahorn Northern Pacific Railway Yakima Northwest Light & Water Company

City Debates 13000 Dollar Claim Against Mullins

At a Monday city council meeting Attorney Forsythe reported Pat Mullins seeks payment for damages tied to delays in sewer work and loss of time totaling about 13000 dollars. The council referred the claim, extended time was granted, and the motion to deny passed. Other agenda items included saloon license renewals, a scale project near Yakima Artificial Ice, and cemetery lot price increases at Tahoma.

Forsythe Pat Mullins Mullins Schott Lane Armbruster Madden & Pickart Bert Fletcher Olaf Sundberg Hughes & DeKay Yakima Artificial Ice Company Stret and Ditch Committee Northwest Light & Water Company United States District Court Gould Yakima Valley Traction Company Cemetery Committee Tahoma Cemetery

Weber Russell Co Cannery Opens Operations In Full Swing

The Weber Russell Co canning plant began operations Thursday with machinery in good order. Pears started production and peaches will arrive soon. About thirty women and girls are employed, with more workers possible on request, as the plant plans to run indefinitely.

Weber- Russell Co

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Eminence Editor

Eminence Ky editor Major Hamm of the Constitutionalist recalls a severe pile attack four years ago and credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a ten day cure and no recurring trouble. The product is advertised as the quickest healer of burns sores cuts and wounds and is sold at Co C Case’s drug store for 25 cents.

Hamm Constitutionalist Eminence Bucklen Co. C. Case

Gauntt Chosen Architect for North Yakima YMCA Building

NC Gauntt selected by the YMCA committee to prepare plans and oversee construction of the $25,000 North Yakima YMCA building. He will start drafting immediately from submitted sketches and aims to have plans and specifications ready for the secretary by Monday. Secretary Turner travels to coordinate with YMCA secretaries in Bellingham Seattle Portland and Tacoma.

Association North Yakima Gauntt the Sound Turner Bellingham Seattle Portland Tacoma Ellingham North Yakima Board of Directors

Horse Show at Spokane Fair Expands To Feature Horse Dept

Spokane fair opens September 24 with a major horse show as exhibitors grow and prizes rise. Special features include open field judging of carriage, draft and coach horses, a livestock parade, and new prizes such as a $30 saddle horse premium and a $100 silver cup for driving teams.

Spokane Robert H. Cosgrove Cosgrove McLoughlin Brothers Columbus Ohio Spokane Fair Europe Big Bend Archie T. Galbraith E. F E. Dent Max Malouin Mica M. C. Gray Pullman Luke M. Emerson Bowling Green Pacific Live Stock Association S. BR. Nelson

Turner Denies VP Nomination Bid Amid Oregon Push

Spokane Aug 17 Judge George Turner flatly rejects use of his name for vice presidential nomination. He says he would not permit it under any circumstances. An Associated Press dispatch quoted Governor Chamberlin of Oregon urging Turner's nomination and noting Bryan's likely nomination. If the ticket shifts to the Pacific coast Chamberlin would be the natural candidate for the East Coast party.

Spokane George Turner Associated Press Chamberlin Oregon Turner Bryan Pacific Coast

Fruit Shipments Heavy Around City This Week

Fruit shipments from the city remain strong with nine cars sent out Wednesday. Three headed west and six to eastern points, all mixed cars of peaches pears and apples. Car ownership included C. R. Offner Walla Walla Fruit and Produce, the Horticultural Union, Pacific Fruit and Produce, Thompson Fruit, and J M Perry & Co.

C. R. Offner Walla Walla Fruit and Produce Company The Horticultural Union Pacific Fruit and Produce Company Thompson Fruit Company J. M. Perry & Co

Kiesel Letter Weighs NW Irrigation Congress Dream

Fred J. Kiesel writes from Ogden to Legh R. Freeman arguing Washington D C should host the fifteenth national irrigation congress. He notes rivalry among North Yakima Reno Boise and Idaho and praises rallying support with a metropolitan press. He mentions a Clark cup challenge with Held’s band and a $300 000 000 campaign slogan.

National Irrigation Congress Ogden Legh RR North Yakima Wash Mr. Freeman Gov. Sparks Reno Boise Washington, D. C Africa Teddy Idaho Held Fred J. Kifsel

Mrs Curry Hosts Musical Evening for Lampson Family

Mr and Mrs TF A Curry entertained Thursday at 516 South Fourth street in honor of Miss Eva Lampson Miss Leah Lampson and Mr Lee Lampson They welcomed relatives from North Seventh street Pullman college and Tacoma with music whist and refreshments including ice cream cake fruit and punch Witnesses included Miss Olga Johnson Miss Eva Thompson and local guests from Capitol and Tacoma.

Curry TF. A. Curry South Fourth Street Eva Leah Lampson Lee Lampson Mr. Lampson Pullman College Col L. Lampson North Seventh Street Lampson Eva Lampson Ellensburg Normal School Walla Walla Whitman College Olga Johnson Tacoma Noice Aleck Carlson Capitol Eva Thompson Eva Carlson J. M. Reece Gustaveson

The New and the Old Sage Hen Auto Hunt

Frank Sharkey Arthur Carr and Warren Erwin toured the reservation at daylight to hunt sage hens using an automobile. They bagged about fourteen chickens and visited Fort Simcoe to boast of the car its speed. Opposing hunters John Weigel and Sam McCaw used horses and buggies to harvest prairie chickens jack rabbit. The auto party’s vehicle broke near Union Gap, prompting joint efforts to fix it while the horsemen rode on.

Frank Sharkey Arthur Carr Warren Erwin Fort Simcoe Messrs John Weigel Sam McCaw McCaw Weigle Union Gap

Choo Choo Wagon Rivalry Ends With Old Horse Lead

The buggy crew including McCaw and Weigel failed to move the machine to town and chose to ride home in the old horse driven vehicle. The men boasted of bagged birds and a lone jack, while the other party questioned the tallies and contents of their hunting trophies. Louis Jances is sponsor for the McCaw and Weigel results.

McCaw Weigel Louis Jances Messrs Tie Automobile Party Ica Old Town

West Side Enthusiasm for Municipal Water Ownership Debate

A West Side business man questions municipal ownership, arguing progress from the current utility takeover includes miles of water mains and electric lines extending to hills and countryside. He cites Mr. Strahorn’s impact on the North Coast road and warns against abandoning profitable infrastructure to a doubtful experiment.

West Siders Armbruster West Side

Train Collision Near Cheyenne Kills Engineer

A northbound freight on the Denver Pacific crashed into runaway cars in the hole near Cheyenne. The engineer was killed and a fireman and head brakeman were scorched and cut but not seriously hurt. Cause of the car derailment is unknown and darkness hindered sighting the runaways.

Butte Cheyenne Denver Pacific

Manchuria Hulls on Reef Off Rabbit Island Likely Total Loss

In Honolulu on August 20 the Pacific mail liner Manchuria lies hopelessly aground after striking a reef off Rabbit Island at dawn. Initial hopes of salvage faded as efforts failed. any rescue would require extensive engineering and could take weeks.

Honolulu Pacific Mall Rabbit Island

Fine Horses From Iowa Dealer At Ahtanum Fair

I L Harrington of W A Long & Co Greeley Iowa delivered to Wiley Horse association a top Shire named States man bay weighs 1900 and cost 4000. He sold another at Fairfield and will exhibit at the state fair next month promising extra fine horse flesh and several sales bringing Iowa’s best horses to this region.

I. Ll. Harrington W. A. Long & Co Greeley Iowa Wiley Horse Association Statesman Warrington Fairfield, Long & Co Harrington

Sea Wall Boosts Galveston Safety and a Waco Man Claims Cure

FE W Goodloe of Dutton Street Waco Texas reports five years of use with Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption claiming his long standing cough is gone now. The remedy also cures chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and helps prevent pneumonia. Pleasing to take every bottle guaranteed at C C Case s drug store 50c and 1 00 Trial bottle free.

Galveston FE. W. Goodloe Dutton St Waco Tex Dr. King C. C. Case

Summons by Publication in Yakima County Case

In Yakima County Washington U S Stewart sues W H Stutsman Serepta M Stutsman and unknown claimants to quiet title to NE of the NE of Section 32 Township 14 North Range 17. Defendants must answer within sixty days after July 1 1906 or judgment by default will be entered. Attorneys Roberts Brewster North Yakima Yakima County Washington Rooms 510 Yakima National Bank Building dated July 11 to August 22

Superior Court State of Washington Yakima U. S. Stewart Ws. W. H. Stutsman Serepta M. Stutsman W. H. Stutsman Township Range Seventeen Yakima County Washington Roberts & Brewster P. O Yakima National Bank Jiy

Horticultural auction items and notices listed

Dr Hall preteriinarian reachable by telephone 2183 or at 102 South Selah Avenue. Whale oil soap Quassia chips for hop spraying. Coffin Bros 21 tf Notice Fruitgrowers high grade Paris Green and arsena lead for spraying. Improved berry crates folding locks cherry boxes for sale at Horticultural Union warehouse. 18 11 EK BE SAMSON Mer.

Hall South Selah Avenue Coffin Bros Paris Horticultural Union Warehouse Samson Mer

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Northwest Water and Light Company Dan Vy. M.C. A N.C. Gauntt Young Men's Christian Association Irri Howe Robt. H. Cosgrove First Ave Spokane, Wash Cipal Case Hollister Rocky Mountain
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