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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

Page

6

Coffin Brothers Put 56000 Acres of Columbia River Ranch on Market

Coffin Brothers announce the sale of 56 000 acres of ranch land along the Columbia River between Wenatchee and Priest Rapids in central Washington. Four lines in Everybody’s Magazine drew 60 inquiries from across the country. Arthur W. Coffin says magazine advertising may benefit Yakima Valley and the Yakima Commercial Club, though no deal is set and several propositions are under consideration.

Coffin Brothers Columbia River Wenatchee Priest Rapids Washington Everybody's Magazine Arthur W. Coffin Yakima Valley Yakima

Lincoln Centenary Banquet Planned by Illinois Club

Preparations for the Lincoln centenary banquet of the Illinois Club of Yakima County are nearly complete. Secretary E G Van Brandt invites all Illinois admirers and former residents to attend the Feb 12 event at the YMCA building with a prominent social program and Lincoln related addresses. Admission is 50 cents and attendees should notify the secretary by February 10.

Illinois Club Yakima County E. G. van Brandt Illinois Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Abe E. C. van Brandt Miller Bldg

Immense Real Estate Deal Reported in Portland

The Telegram reports a new real estate purchase in Portland of 36 blocks for 5 million dollars, located west of nine blocks bought by Mr. Craig of Los Angeles. The buyer’s name is not published, and verification by the Associated Press is unavailable.

Portland Ore Craig Los Angeles Twelfth Sixteenth Glis Associated Press Evening Telegram

Market Land Deal Denied by Newspaper Telegram

A newspaper denies a $5,000,000 land deal report as false while noting the local market in that section is active. The Telegram editor asserts the story is true despite the denial from sources involved.

Telegram

Gas Plant Contracts Let For Yakima Co Expansion

Contracts for equipment and construction for Yakima Gas Co. plant expansion were awarded in Portland. Work to start within 60 days includes building a 100000 cube foot capacity gas condensary, installing new retorts and equipment. Manager J J Brown expects rapid progress but the project is large and may take years to complete. He anticipates new buildings and capacity increases within that period.

Yakima Gas Co Portland J. J. Brown White Dhe Asa Igi

Murderer Walter Johnson Is Executed For Spokane Killing

Walter Johnson, convicted December 14 for murdering Elmer Perdue of Spokane in 1908, was executed at the penitentiary in Salem. He confessed to killing Perdue in the mountains near Hillsboro to steal $140 after taking Perdue to timber claims with Swedes leaving.

Salem Walter Johnson Elmer Perdue Spokane Wash Perdue Hillsboro Johnson Portland

Keeping Open House By Feeling Good With New Life Pills

Everyone is welcome when we feel well and our digestion works properly. Dr King s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels so you feel good using these pills. 25c at C C Case s drug store.

Dr. King C. C. Case

Northern Pacific to Extend Branch Line to Prosser

The Northern Pacific plans a Grandview to Prosser branch to connect with the main line at Prosser. Land examiner E F Benson says the railroad is ready to build and urged the Prosper Commercial club to help secure right of way. The grade favors use of Sunnyside as a future main line, benefiting Grandview Granger Sunnyside Outlook and other lower Yakima Valley towns.

Northern Pacific Grandview Prosser Prosper Commercial Club E.F. Benson Benson North Yakima Grindview Northern Pacific Willy Sunnyside Yakima Granger Mabton Outlook

Yordy land suit fate. grisly find halts inquiry

Supreme court ruling tops the Ontario Land Co. Yordy case with no final result until full text arrives. A second suit in federal court could decide related tax title disputes. Separately, a dead man found near the Northern Pacific tracks is under investigation with murder, suicide, and natural death theories considered as clues are scarce.

Supreme Court Ontario Land Co J. E. Yordy Minnie E. Yordy Capitol Hill State Capitol North Yakima United States Supreme Court Supreme State of Washington Yordy Rigs Ontario ‘Land Co Eas Alter Ja San Francisco

Sheriff Enjoined From Seizing North Yakima Brewery Assets

Sheriff Lancaster was barred by Judge Preble from selling the North Yakima Brewing & Malting Co assets to satisfy a $338.60 judgment plus $7 costs from Adams County. A permanent injunction hearing is set for February 16. The brewery argues Adams County court lacked jurisdiction, a point to be ruled at the injunction hearing.

Lancaster Preble North Yakima Brewing & Malting Co Adams County Superior Court Judge Preble

Chinks Were the Cleanest Says City Health Officers

Dr John Nywenning and J E Fitch of the health department report a partial inspection of city eating houses restaurants and meat markets. They found sanitary precautions followed in almost every case and say proprietors are willing to assist the department. Nywenning adds Chinese eating places were cleaner than many white restaurants and all alien proprietors promised to maintain high neatness standards.

John Nywenning J. E. Fitch Health Department Nywenning the Herald

Foley Honey and Tar Prevents Pneumonia Claims

No case of pneumonia on record and no instance where a cough or cold led to pneumonia after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. The advertisement warns against unknown preparations possibly containing opiates and constipation, urging consumers to ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes offered.

Foley North Yakima Dros D. Sloan

Well Dressed Man Found Dead in Brush

The well dressed body of an unknown man, aged about 25 to 30, was found lying in a sleeping position in the brush. Police consider murder and death by own action as possible theories surrounding the incident.

A. Consigeraine

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised by Manilla Carpenter

K. S. Lopez, a carpenter from Manilla New York, says Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed severe cuts and saved him suffering. The salve is billed as the best for burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles with a 25 cent price at C. C. Case's drug store.

K. S. Lopez Manilla N. Y Bucklen C. C. Case

New Road Planned From Selah Gap Toward Moxee Valley

Yakima county commissioners plan a new road from the Fourth Street bridge at Selah gap along the Yakima river to connect with valley roads The petition is signed by George Ken manager of the Moxee company and other Moxee valley residents March 2 is set for hearing objections to the project March 3 for objections to the Gowith Canyon reconstruction Other road projects mentioned include Gowith Canyon reconstruction

Moxee Valley Fourth Street Selah Gap Yakima River George Ken Moxee Company Aha A Moxee Union Gap State Fair Grounds Fair Grounds Gowith

Road projects eyed in county plan

The proposal includes a rebuilt road to serve a large country under the Tieton canal. County engineers were asked to review a lower county roadway petitioned by E L Hathaway. E W Brown and G C Mayensheim were named as viewers for a proposed county line road between Yakima and Benton counties east of Grandview.

W. F. Weimer E. L. Hathaway E.W. Brown G. C. Mayensheim Yakima Benton Grandview

Officials Adjourn To March Meeting After Thursday Session

After the session ended Thursday, the county commissioners adjourned until the March meeting. Be es Laxative Cough Syrup gains favor for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. Mothers should keep it on hand for children. It offers prompt relief to croup and acts as a gentle laxative to expel poison and phlegm. Guaranteed. Sold by C W Camp West Side Druggist.

C. W. Camp West Side

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