City Council Session Without Mayor Absent Presiding
Monday evening city council met with President Wyman presiding as Mayor Shaw was absent. Health officer pay ordinance was tabled while the sale of the 2 acre tract remained stalled awaiting value review and a $100 right of way offer on First street. No sewer bids were received for the alley project and protestors argued against a Walnut street sewer. the council abandoned the plan due to lack of city alley rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Wyman
Frank Marble
First Street
Fourth Street
Natches Avenue
Yakima Avenue
John Lynch
Walnut Street
Stark Nursery Stock Best In The United States
Advertisement notes Stark Bros. Nursery as the oldest and largest in the U.S. for trees shrubs berries grape vines and more with an invitation to write for profitable planting.
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Stark Nursery
Stark Bros.’ Nursery
United States
City council approves sidewalk tax assessments and street plans
The council ordered an assessment roll for west Ahtanum avenue sidewalk from Yakima to city limits and accepted a Seventh street grade plan by Dingle & Dimick. They delayed North Natches avenue sidewalk acceptance due to improper leveling and rock removal. The treasurer noted a $3300 to $3500 state liquor license levy dispute proceeding to stay, with ongoing court review. A new tract plat for Grafton's addition to North Yakima was accepted, and saloon license renewal for A Johnson on South Front street was granted. Bids for cement sidewalk on South Natches avenue were readvertised with May 1 completion. The clerk was asked to include all current expense claims.
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Supreme Court
Seattle
Grafton
North Yakima
Seventh
A. Johnson
South Front Street
South Natches Avenue
Yakima Avenue
Wyman
Andrew Lynch
Cougar Sighting and Mass Smallpox Exposure Prompt City Action
A mountain lion carcass is displayed in town after being killed near Natches. The council takes no action while smallpox exposure risk to residents remains under court review. The cougar measured about 61 feet tip to tip and was killed by Tes'sec, Russell Thompson and Geo Shaffer. its mate is reportedly at large, threatening local flocks.
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W. D. Thompson
Tes’sec
Russell Thompson
Geo. Shaffer
Natches
TH. J. Rand
Larson defeats Jack Lowney in six-round bout
Chris Larson returned from Whatcom last Friday night with a six round victory over Jack Lowney in a gladiatorial contest. His friends here note his versatility beyond wrestling and anticipate active efforts after the holidays to form an athletic club. Switzer Hall on North Front Street will be fitted for members and about 100 signified their intent to join, signaling a strong organization.
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Chris
Larson
Whatcom
Jack
Lowney
Switzer
North Front Street
One Hundred Dollars a Box Witch Hazel Ad
A South Carolina man H A Tisdale of Sumerton praises DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claiming twenty years of piles cured by the product. The ad notes antiseptic and emollient qualities and availability from C C Case. A satirical-poem quip closes the item about editors delaying publication.
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H. A. Tisdale
Summerton
S. C
DeWitt
C. C. Case
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised By Iowaville Resident
Ed C Nud of Iowaville Sedgwick County Kansas says Ballard's Snow Liniment cured his sciatica after using three 50 cent bottles. He walked without crutches and can perform light farm work. The product is sold by F L Janeck's Drug Store with prices 25 50 and 1.00. Yakima Hen Food offered at 65 cents a sack by North Yakima Milling Co.
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C. Nud
Iowaville
Sedgwick Co
Kan
Ballard
F. L. Janeck
Yakima
North Yakima Milling Co
Bright's Disease and Diabetes Claims from Fulton Co
A San Francisco letter from the Call reports cures in Bright's Disease and Diabetes alleging multiple recoveries. It describes Edward Short and a Call staff member’s mother as recovered, plus an ex Supreme Judge in the Call building in litigation recovery. The John Fulton Co. signs the letter urging broad proclamation of cures.
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San Francisco
C. C. Case
Fulton
Yakima
The
Herald
Clifford House
the Call
Bright
Call
Edward Short
Duluth
Minn
Supreme
Iite
Pright
John J. Fulton
John Fulton Co
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Woods Bros
Washington
City Council
Sloan’s Drug Store
Car First St
Yakima Ave
Ahtanum Avenue
Geo. Hards
Propr
W. W. Pettion
W. D. Ingalls
North Yakima, Wash
Ahtanum
the Committee On
Rendeu A Eee
Seventh Street
Dingle & Dimmick
Bright’s Disease and Diabetes News
First National Bank OF
John H. Lynch
Yakima National BaNk
North
M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Chas
Carpenter
H. B.scudder
W. B. Dudley
Ditter Block
Washionia
Ee Pson & Allen
Miller
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
North Yakima Wash
Clegg Bldg
Wash
W. H. Carver
South Second Street
J. Lynch
M. D
Dutter Building
Natchez Avenue South
H. R. Wells, M. D
Ag Methodist Hospital
Minneapolis
Sloanblock
N. 3d St
Geo. Donald
Hugh K. Sinclair
J. D. Cornett
Frank Bartholet
Capital
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North Coast
Yellowstone Park Line
North Coast LiMited
Twin City Express
Pacific Express
Burlington Train
Nal Pantohsn Pyort Davies
A. D. Chariton
A.G.P
F. H. McCoy
Sunnyside Canal
Sunnyside
WM. Northey
F. W. Gwilliams
Manhattan Ave
New York
David Rosser
Janeck
6Th and
Chestnut
Pension Board
DR. Owens-Adair
Corner Second
H. H. Hoffman
McDonald's
J. E. Banks
T., G. Redfield
GY M. Richards
North Yakima Drug Store
Sixth Street
Pro
C. M. Heimbaugh
Altanum Avenue
G. B. Duncan
Onterig Veterinary
Yakima County
Priess
Martin & Chandler, Managers
N. Second St
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