Big mining deals sealed in Cle Elum district
Word from Roslyn reports major mining deals in the Cle Elum district. The King Solomon eight claim group sold for $50 000 cash, and the Van Epps properties including thirty to thirty five claims bonded to Nelson & Munro of Seattle and managed by Alfred Van Epps, with a 300 foot tunnel and ore averaging $75 per ton. The bond covers all Van Epps claims up to the King Solomon group. The buyer is described as having unlimited capital and aims to boost production quickly. Mr Reiley of Seattle engineered the deal.
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Roslyn
Cascade
Cle Elum
King Solomon Mines
van Epps
Nelson & Munro
Seattle
Alfred van Epps
King Solomon Group
Fortune Creek
Aug. Sasse
Cle-Elum
Jimmie Grieves
Lord Durlap
Fred Parker
North Yakima
Mr. Reiley
Grazing Rules Notice for Washington Forest Reserve
Superintendent D B Sheller announces no grazing on the Washington forest reserve without prior written permission from the department. Applications must be filed and approved before any grazing activity occurs.
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D. B. Sheller
Washington Forest Reserve
Venus Creamery officers elected at annual meeting
The Venus Creamery association elected officers: President A. M. Miller, Vice President T. D. Quinn, Secretary Walter Purden. A contract with Miller Brothers of Seattle sets 41 percent cents per pound to convert milk into butter and market it.
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Venus Creamery Association
A. M. Miller
T. D. Quinn
Walter Purden
Miller Brothers of
Seattle
Sunnyside Prize Essays Awarded at Pullman College
Professor C L Waller of Pullman agricultural college announced the Sunnyside prize results for essays on Sunnyside country. Walter N Granger of the Washington Irrigation Co funded the contest with prizes of 50 dollars to Ross K Tiffney 80 dollars to Almon C Aulden and 20 dollars to A D Dunn for the top essays.
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C. L. Waller
Pullman Agricultural College
Walter N. Granger
Washington Irrigation Company
Sunnyside
Ross K. Tiffney
Almon C. Aulden
A. D. Dunn
Yakima Chapter Royal Arch Masons to Host Inaugural Reception
Invitations announce the first annual Yakima Chapter No. 21 Royal Arch Masons reception at the armory on January 21. Committees include Executive Miles Cannon J B Burns W L Lemon. Reception J D Cornett G A Graham A B Weed Fred Parker C H Bartlett. Floor Alex McCredy W L Lemon G A Graham.
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Royal Arch Masons
Yakima
Armory
Miles Cannon
J. B. Burns
W. L. Lemon
J. D. Cornett
G. A. Graham
A. B. Weed
Fred Parker
C. H. Bartlett
Alex McCredy
New Council Organized Chooses Panels for Year
New council organized for the coming year with election of a sexton, police justice and marshal deferred. Committees named by Mayor Fechter include Finance Donald, Sinclair, Wyman. Streets and Ditches Liggett, Sinclair, Reed. Police Moran, Liggett, Ayres. Fire and Fire Limits Reed, Wyman, Moran. Demetry Sinclair, Ayres, Liggett. Public Improvements Wyman, Reed. Assessment and Taxation Wyman, Donald, Reed.
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Sexton
Fechter
Donald
Sinclair
Wyman
Liggett
Reed
Moran
Ayres
Demetry
Sidewalk grading on Third street sparks dispute
Marshal Boyle directs dirt hauling from Third street toward the Clegg building and into Second street sink holes under mayoral orders. The project, tied to sidewalk work for the Odd Fellows, draws public criticism as authorities explain the city’s duty to grade for pavement. Advertisements and letters mix with drug-store testimonials and a local joke exchange.
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Marshal Boyle
Third
Clegg
Odd Fellows
Reduced Rates to Hot Springs For 30-Day Sale
Daily on sale limited to 30 days with 4 round trip tickets. G. A. Graham, Agent. Mitchell wagons claim easier running and longer wean. For sale by Wyman & Fraser. Stops The Cough And Works Of The Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price 25 cents.
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Hot Springs
G. A. Graham
Mitchell
Wyman & Fraser
FE. W. Crowe
Frail Bits and Quips in a Dated Page of Remedies
A chatty collage shows jokes about bore etiquette and wartime boasts, plus ads and testimonials for Banner Salve and Foley’s Honey and Tar. It mentions North Yakima Drug Store and Dr. C J Bishop Agnew Michigan, and ends with a quip about paying visits and debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Treadwell
Bennett
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
W.L. Yancey
Paducah
Kentucky
C. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Brain Food Nonsense and Digestive Health Advice
A health column dismisses fad diets claiming separate foods for brain and muscles, urging a balanced diet for all parts. It warns digestion ruins nourishment and promotes Green's August Flower as a general aid to digestion liver function blood purity and vitality available at North Yakima Drug Store with Dr G G Green's remedies and almanac.
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G. G. Green
North Yakima
Green
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Frank Garrett
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