Old Council Ends Term With Closure and Compliments
At the final 1903 meeting a full council vote postponed two ordinances on city property and health officer salaries. Reports on finances, justice, marshal, and sexton were referred to committee while sidewalk bids were awarded and a cement path postponed. The mayor delivered a valedictory praising work on streets, sanitation, cemeteries, and public safety, noting no murders or major fires during the term.
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North 3Rd Street
G. H. Bruenn
G. H. Moulton
G. E. Pressen
Mr. Bruenn
M. Krutz
Naches Avenue
H. J. Snively
Council
Andrew Lynch
Committee On
North Naches Avenue
H Street
Shaw
Fire Department
Hardware Savings Prompt Price Promise
Local hardware store touts lowest prices by stressing small expenses keep costs down. Skeptics urged to call for exact online prices and compare with competitors.
Market report from Yakima and local crop updates
D R Barton notes Yakima markets dull with apples selling 60 cents to $1 per box and hay prices weak from 10 to 12 dollars. Potatoes fetch 12 to 13 dollars, hops rising to 30 cents after 27 cent offers. 800 bales of hops remain in county. St Joseph's academy reopens after holidays with six Sisters entirely on duty and typhoid-affected Sisters recovered.
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Yakima
Apple
Huntington
Carpenter Bros
St. Joseph’s Academy
Themer
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Studebaker
Yakima Hardware Co
Yakima Avenue
First Street
New York
White House
Brown
Ree
Mark
OLD Council
Keck
D. R. Barton
Jj.macdonald