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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1909

Page

5

Fresh Eggs Rise as Market Faces Short Supply

Fresh eggs remain scarce in North Yakima markets as prices jump to 55 cents per dozen and recovery is uncertain. Hens in Yakima County reportedly strike, with one farmer counting over 200 birds not laying enough to cover costs. Restaurants and hotels scramble to secure limited supplies while commission men seek shipments from elsewhere. Separately, the Y M C A plans fruit packing classes for adults over 16 with a $2.50 advance fee for 12 lessons three times weekly, with instructor selection still under discussion.

Yakima Yakima County Turner James Blakely Yakima Horticultural Union Toerticultural Union

Court grants permanent injunction to stop private road dedication

Olympia judges rule in favor of William Aumiller, restraining L A Dash from dedicating a private right of way through Aumiller property as a public highway. The case traced lands acquired from Ontario Land Co and involved prior rulings by Judge Kauffman and a reversal on appeal. Counsel listed: Cull Luse & Davis for Aumiller. Lee C. Delle for Dash.

Supreme Court Olympia L. A. Dash William Aumiller Ontario Land Co A. S. Congdon Aumiller Cash Land Company Superior Court Preble Kauffman Ellensburg Cull, Luse & Davis Lee C. Delle Dash

Open School for Packers in Yakima Feb 8

Final arrangements completed by Fred Thompson J M Perry Robert Morgan W N Irish and E G Peck for a two week fruit packing school under Y M C A auspices. First lesson set for Monday February 8 at 2 pm in Yakima Horticultural Union warehouse.

Fred Thompson J. M. Perry Robert Morgan W. N. Irish E. G. Peck Yakima Horticultural Union

Steam shovel for big dam shipped to Naches City

The United States Reclamation Service bought the largest steam shovel used in Yakima valley for the Bumping Lake dam. It will be taken apart at Naches City and reassembled at the Cascade crest. The Bucyrus type engine and hoist car, built by a Milwaukee firm, carry the United States Reclamation Service label.

Yakima Valley United States United States Reclamation Service Bumping Lake North Yakima Naches City Cascade Mountains Panama Canal Milwaukee Wash

Frith Elevated to Secretary of Yakima Valley Transport

H M Frith, previously assistant secretary for a year, was elected secretary by the board succeeding Murray Bb Miles who held the post since the company’s formation. A J Splawn remains president and George S Rankin continues as vice president and manager with no changes to the board of directors.

H. M. Frith Yakima Valley Transportation Co Murray Bb. Miles A. J. Splawn George S. Rankin George 8. Rankin J. C. Cull C. G. Fletcher W. P. Sawyer Alex Miller A. Ig. Larson

Ray White Found Guilty in Second Trial Court Verdict

Ray White, a Black man, was found guilty in superior court Tuesday after a second trial following a previous conviction and a new trial granted on a technicality. Prosecuting Attorney Ward and Deputy Moren led the prosecution in Yakima County as the case proceeded from November 1 at the Talbert home on South Second Street. The trial proceeded with a 12 member jury and similar evidence to the first hearing.

Ray White Ward Moren Yakima County Charles O. Talbert South Second Street

Commercial club holds annual governing board meeting

The Commercial club's governing board met on Tuesday evening. Secretary H. P. James reported on the past year and the board’s planned program for the coming year. The new board takes office February 15 and a February drive to recruit members with a $10 entrance fee is planned. County publicity efforts and A.Y.P. plans will be discussed at this evening’s meeting.

the Commercial Club H. P. James A.Y.P

Brothers Marry Mother and Daughter at City Property Site

In a Bay area dispute over the Christianson property at A and Front streets Mrs. Julia Hess sold a west side lodging house to North Coast and bought a hotel site. The city council agreed to use part ofCity Hall wall as a party wall for the new structure. It emerged that Al Miller who runs the Washington bar married Mrs Hess and his younger brother married her daughter, the family now worth thousands due to city property value rise.

Christianson Julia Hess West Side al Miller Washington Hess

Financial Condition Good Officials Say

State Deputy Insurance Commissioner S. A. Medge and R. J. Houghton of the secretary of state's office assess a favorable financial condition. The report highlights stable assets and steady revenue streams underpinning bureau operations.

Ss. A. Madge So Declaures A. Medge R. J. Houghton Secretary of State

Northern Pacific plans for improved facilities in Yakima

President Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific spoke at the Commercial club meeting about a new passenger station for Yakima costing over 60 000 dollars. The design echoes a Billings station with brick or stone construction and space for a twelve coach train. The project includes a fruit booth and capacity to handle traffic from a city multiple times larger. Elliott outlined state railroad growth, investments, and upcoming services including May 20 modern electric lighted trains and improved freight handling.

Howard Elliott Northern Pacific Railroad North Yakima Commercial Club Elliott Northern Pacific Billings Yakima Avenue B Street Elliottt Seattle- Spokane Colorado Southern Mayer Armbruster

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Yakima County Mining Claims

In Yakima county Washington the sheriff announces a sale of mining claims including Black Bird Mohawk Young Eagle New Century Edwina Henrietta Jean Marie Vidette Sentinel Lady Elgin Snow Queen Lady Claire Monteray and appurtenances. The sale follows a King County Superior Court judgment against Fidelity Mining and Milling Company for 105.25 with costs 29.90, less 50 paid, levied January 19 1909.

State of Washington County of Yakima Otto J. Ramm Fidelity Mining and Milling Company King Yakima County Towit Edwina Henrietta Jean Marie Vidette Lady Elgin Snow Queen Lady Claire Monteray

Sale Notice of Fidelity Mining and Milling Company Property

Public auction set for February 20 1909 at 2 PM at the front door of the Courthouse North Yakima to sell all property described under the writ of execution to satisfy unpaid judgment plus interest and costs. Sheriff Leon Sherif of Yakima County issues the notice with P P Carroll attorney for plaintiff based in Seattle.

Shevill State of Washington County Yakima County of Yakima A. J. Shaw & Sons Florence M Moore Yakima County Florence M. Moore W. M Washington North Yakima Fidelity Mining and Milling Company Leon

Notice to Creditors for Antony Herke Estate in Yakima

Notice to all creditors of Antony Herke late of Yakima county Washington deceased. Claimants must present vouchers to executor Tomn A Herkre at Pred Parker law office North Yakima within one year from January 13 1909 or they will be barred by Washington state law. Attorney Fred Parker represents the estate.

Antony Herke Yakima County State of Washington Pred Parker South Second Street North Yakima Towit State of Washington

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Patrick Donnelly

In Yakima County Washington probate matter of Patrick Donnelly deceased executrix Rose Donnelly by Roberts Adel m Attorneys publishes a one year creditor claim period from January 14 1909 with address in Yakima for proof of claims and demand for payment of debts. This notice bars unpresented claims and directs indebted parties to pay to the executrix at Roberts & Adel m.

Notice to creditors in Parrish estate case

Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Lewis C Parrish and Abbie R Parrish deceased to present their claims with vouchers to Grace I. Parrish administratrix and Lambert Z. Parrish administrator at Fred Parker office North Yakima Washington within one year from January 6 1909. Dated January 2 1909.

Lewis C. Parrish Abbie R Parrish Yakima County State of Washington Fred Parker South Second Street North Yakima Washington State of

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Henry Allison

In the Superior Court of Washington Yakima County the estate of Henry Allison Deceased notice of claims. Sons with claims against the estate must present vouchers within one year from January 13 1909 to May Allison administratrix at Lynch Grady 2058 Mullins Building North Yakima to be forever barred. Jan 13 20 27 Feb 3 10.

State of Washington Yakima County Patrick Donnelly Roberts & Udell Yakima National Bank North Yakima Washington Rose Donnelly Roberts & Adelm Executrix Superior Court of Henry Allison May Allison Lynch & Grady Mullins Mary Allison

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William Aumilier Reclamation Service Frith Splawn Rankin Street Railway Company E. M. Kenly Nicholas A. Gilman J. O. Cull Western Accident & Health Insurance Company W.der Advertising Northwest Fruit Booth My Yard South First Street EF. W. Dooly David Clark Second Avenue South A. J. Cole South Eighth Street Elly Porter Parsons Victoria Parsons William Addison Parsons Lizzie L. Yale Bellingham Charles BE. Bedford C. W. Camp West Side Drugeist Joe H. Lancaster J. W. Day Vestal Snyder P. P. Carroll Hinckley Block Seattle Washdan JTOMN A. Herkre Grace IL Parrish Lambert Z. Parrish Abbie R. Parrish
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