City council clash over street improvements dispute
At a regular meeting officials debated Front and First streets work and Yakima avenue macadam. Thomas Lund protested contractor Burlingame for using boulders instead of cut stone, while others said boulders saved costs. Council postponed a final decision awaiting a railway representative and more data.
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Front
First
Yakima Avenue
Thomas Lund
Burlingame
Lund
Hall and
Sinclair
Donald
Marble
George Donald
Walter Reed
Jack Shaw
Sexton Carvasso
Justice Lince
Marshall Boyle
Parker & Wilson
H. J. Snively
First Ward
J. E. Merwin
A. L. Aiken
W. A. Hall
A. Hammell
Hough
James Curren
John Reed
George
Courter
J. Neelands
McKiver
First Street
Chestnut Street
Elk Memorial Service Amid Songs and Speeches
The B P O Elk’s held memorial services Sunday at 3 p m in the Masonic hall to honor departed members, with Ira P Englehart delivering the principal address and a music filled program. A public meeting led by John Louden aims to petition Congress against grazing land leases or sales.
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B. P. O. Elk’s
Masonic Hall
John Kangley
Roslyn
Ira P. Englehart
Mendelssohn
North Yakima
Jungmann Orchestra
John Louden
Moxee
Congress
Portland murder linked to train robbery in Cle Elum
Goods found along railways were traced to two grips lifted from a train by W H Dalton John Wade and accomplices who confess to the murder of James B Morrow in Portland They are also implicated in a Cle Elum saloon robbery tying the case to multiple crimes and suspects
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Easton
W. H. Dalton
John Wade
James B. Morrow
Portland
Prohibition Evangelist Quincy Morrow To Speak Here
National Prohibition evangelist Quincy Lee Morrow will deliver a temperance lecture in this city at an early date. The speaking location will be announced later. An ordained minister, he is billed as a fine speaker with a complimentary admission and an inviting program for churchgoers and temperance supporters.
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Quincy Lee Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Horse Kicks Yakima Man. Jaw Broken in Six Places
William McCormick of Yakima City was kicked by a horse last Friday while attempting to whip it. The impact broke his lower jaw in six places. Dr Healey of Yakima City and Dr Bonney of this place assisted in setting the fracture.
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William McCormick
Yakima City
Dr. Healey
Bonney
New Postal Clerk Appointed for North Yakima Office
Postmistress Sperry's request for a new clerk is granted to take effect December 1. Lloyd Hanser has been assigned the position and began duties Monday as the North Yakima office sees rapid growth. Receipts for the year will exceed $15,000, surpassing the Everett post office, with Everett at 12,000 and North Yakima around 4,500 population.
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Sperry
Postal Department
Lloyd Hanser
North Yakima
Everett
Local A. O. U. W. Lodge Elects Officers
At the regular meeting of the local lodge of the A. O. U. W. officers for the ensuing term were elected including Past Master Workman C. W. Badger Master Workman J. W. Day Foreman A. J. Chambers Overseer H. L. Walen Recorder F. M. Spain Financier Geo. N. Tuesley Receiver Arendt Guide L. Z. Karr I. W. H. FE. Irving Trustee A. 8. Paul.
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I. W
H. FE. Irving
A. 8. Paul
Early settler Joseph Remley dies at 82 in Yakima
The Chehalis Bee-Nugget notes Joseph Remley died on the Ahtanum Saturday November 23 at age 82. He arrived in 1851 and founded a claim near Centralia, living in Tumwater 1851 1855 then returning to Centralia until 1891. His ranch was bought by Col. Ells bury for city use. He left six children including Mrs Whealdon Mrs Scott and three sons Henry John Perry. He was among the first settlers in the area.
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Chehalis
Joseph Remley
Centralia
Tumwater
George H. Ellsbury
Remley
Yakima
William Whealdon
Scott
Martin
California
Henry
John
Perry
Mr. Remley
Eggs at forty cents a dozen soon feed for chickens
Coffin Bros notes rising egg price and advises feeding bone oyster shells and beef scraps to poultry to maintain flock health as costs shift.
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Coffin Bros
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