Grazing Permits Planned for Rainier and Agton Reserves
A Washington Interior dispatch says from July 1 to September 25, 17 000 head of Rainier forest reserve east of the mountains and 250 000 in the Agton reserve will get permits for grazing. Individual wage permits will be issued before the grazing season opens, with more permits to follow. The department says sheep are injurious to reservations. about 200 000 sheep will be permitted in the northwest, except Cascade where limits differ, with broader grazing elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
of the Interior
Rainier
Department
Cascade
Council Rejects Yakima Saloon License Over Petitions
City council refused a saloon license on Yakima Avenue because the required majority of block property owners did not sign the accompanying petition. The meeting covered street work, cemetery land purchases, and urban health measures including smallpox vaccination progress.
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Yakima Avenue
Eason
City Inces
Nts
Sanisco
Yakenue
Furniture Company
B. W. Picket
Front Streets
Wenus and
Kittitas
B Street
Pine Street
Robert J. Merrill
New Lodge Organized by Washington Order Members
A local Washing ton lodge was organized last night in Woodmen quarters with 70 charter members. Officers elected for the year include Francis M. Lane president and Mrs. E. F. Vansyckle past president with a full slate of officers and trustees. The Willson Juvenile minstrel group, after a small local show, was stranded in Spokane following their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Order of Washington
New Quarters
Woodmen
William Roles
Ellensburg
E. F. Vansyckle
Francis M. Lane
Pearl Morford
Robert A. Thomson
Susie Ballinger
Agnes Curry
Miss Draggoo
Ida Mulligan
Ralph Lane
A. Baltsell
J. B. Burns
Laura Brauer
Anna Davidson
Anna Nevarre
Edgar Wilkinson
Willson
Spokane
Kennewick Canal Improvements Accelerate as Land Draws Near
C E Burlingame shipped four carloads of tools wagons and horses to Kenne wick to aid the canal work. Over a mile of ditch is completed and more machinery and workers aim to speed completion. Land sale timing remains unclear but could come within 60 days after market. About 15 000 acres will be irrigated at roughly 25 to 30 dollars per acre.
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C. E. Burlingame
Kennewick
Tacoma
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Aigall Ust Ont
Secretary of the Interior
Council Proceedings
Sinclair
Tahoma Cemetery
W. I. Lince
Catholic Society
W. S. Lince
R. K. Nichols
F.C. Hall
Second
Spruce Streets
Selah Avenue
C Street
Marshal Grant
Frank
Robert E.smith
Kennewick Canal
Sunnyside Valley
Sunnyside Canal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Irrigation Co
Hl. B. Scudder
North Yakima, Wash
D. R. Barton
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