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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
7
Directory snippet listing Yakima addresses and law firms including Lynch & Grady 205-208 Mullins Building and McAulay & Meigs Notaries Public and counsel for American Surety and Empire State Surety. Offices in Ditter Elk and North Yakima.
Dr. Lynch maintains office hours 2 to 5 p.m. at 821 Mullins Block and resides at 210 S Naches with phone 823. Dr. Weyer offers hours 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., 1 to 5 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. at 203 N Fourth St, residence, phone 4831.
Wells and Nagler announce medical practice with X ray laboratory linked to the office. Treatment and examinations by X rays available day or night. Residence at 3 N Naches Ave with separate contact numbers for Dr Wells and Dr Nagler.
Dr David Rosser physician and surgeon. Office over Janeck's Drug Store residence at sixth and chestnut. Hours five hours 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to p m. Member of Pension Board.
Advertised medicine Pineules claims to ease rheumatism backache and kidney trouble with a 30 day treatment for one dollar. A single dose at bedtime is said to prove their merit and is sold by C W Camp, West Side Druggist.
Residents and property owners petition the county commissioners to build a new bridge across Sunnyside canal at Grandview after the United States reclamation service tore up the waterway for extension and widening. The old bridge remains on the bank and access to Rattle Snake Hills could be cut off once water flows. Replatting of Grandview and town plat filings also draw attention as the new board prepares to take office January 11.
Henry K. Goldberg will continue the North Yakima cigar store as before, now with his brother associated in the business, maintaining the established operations and routine.
Warnings from state bankers association and secret service urge vigilance for a gang of yegg men operating in the state. Safes in small village post offices cracked. police told to keep safes locked at night with lights burning. North Yakima reports safer holiday period as police curb crime. recent incidents are petty and by amateurs or wayward youths.
In North Yakima instructors from Washington State College expect to establish a demonstration and experiment station in the Yakima valley. The division likely to be located in North Yakima follows rancher urging and would address soil and climate conditions not found at other campuses. Legislature in Olympia may be asked to fund the plan next month. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as a general healer for burns and skin injuries at C. C. Case's drug store.
Business leaders and fruit growers in North Yakima endorse the Mortland Brothers Manufacturing Co plant to use orchard and vineyard waste. A $20,000 local subscription is planned, with backers contributing $34,000 and organizers aiming to expand stock sales through a citywide canvass. The venture would produce vinegar and apple and pear products, with possible canning activities, benefiting the Yakima valley.
Jay A. Goldberg sells his half interest in the Goldberg Bros. cigar store to his brother Henry K. Goldberg and retires from North Yakima business. The couple plans to live briefly at the Yakima hotel and likely relocate to Seattle where Jay may join the tobacco trade. Mrs. Goldberg is noted for social prominence in the city.
In Olympia on January 4 a plan proposes suspending executive business if Cosgrove cannot reach the inauguration date of January 12. A quo warranto case would determine the acting governor, with Cosgrove's son Howard slated as secretary to steer policy until the father returns. The move is described as a friendly legal action rather than a power grab.
Peking reports two days after Shi Kai’s dismissal the Chinese government remains enigmatic. Grand councilors are said to be uninvolved in the action. decree signed and sealed before council’s astonishment. discussion forbidden. Berlin reports diplomats doubt a foreign policy shift. a renewal of protections for foreigners could avert external intervention.
Patrick Mullins and Ellen Julia Kinney file notice with City Clerk Brooker to appeal council confirmation of paving assessments. They challenge Yakima Valley Transportation Co. payments, indirect benefit claims for non abutting lots, and double assessment. Also includes a separate note praising Electric Bitters at an orphanage in Macon Georgia and a drugstore ad.
Hunky Suow a popular North Yakima player may join Portland in Oregon next season. Pearl Casey manager negotiates Shaw signature for third base. Shaw, previously with Pittsburg in the National League, hit unsuccessfully in the big leagues last year but excelled in the Eastern league. He currently works in Seattle and prefers the coastal route.
Men in Kennewick lay the cable across the Columbia River to Pasco to restore electric lights after the powerhouse fire on August 7. Power runs from Kennewick and the cable, brought from San Francisco for lead covering, should bring illumination by Thursday night.
A western judge grants a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. The ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and related ailments sold for 25 cents at C C Case s drug store in Handle Tieton Highlands. The Tieton Highlands Co formed with 30000 capital to buy and cultivate Tieton lands and sell property with Ernest Woodcock J O Cull C H Hinman Thomas Gentry and Frank Woolsey as trustees. Land near Woodcock academy at Ahtanum to be managed by the company.
Carbolized Pinesalve acts as a poultice to draw out inflammation and poison. Provides antiseptic healing for chapped hands lips cuts and burns. Sold by C W Camp West Side Druggist.
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