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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1907

Page

6

Experts Present Cost Estimates in North Coast Tunnel Case

Superior court heard condemna tion proceedings of North Coast vs Northern Pacific with witnesses for the defense. Engineers Stacer Bassett and Twohy testified the east side route from Granger to Union Gap could match the west side line. Shields gave tunnel and roadbed material costs and factored a tunnel 400 feet long at 950 per linear foot. Court adjourned to Wednesday at 10 o'clock due to Judge Riggs proceeding to Prosser.

Superior Court J. C. Stacer W. I. Bessett John Twohy L. E B. Shields North Coast Northern Pacific Mr. Stacer Mr. Bassett North Forest Yakima Granger Union Parifh Shields Sims & Shields Portland & Statue Railway Twohy Tudge Rigg Prosser

Notable Sunday Services at local Christian Church

The Christian church saw strong attendance both day and night with several new members. Baptism was performed after sermons as Rev Dougherty led large choir music with solos. The evening sermon by Rev Harstin titled Path received high praise while Tonight’s topic The Judgement continues the musical program. Seating capacity has expanded with chairs provided for all.

Dougherty Hiss Isle of Somewhere Harstin Harsin

County Commissioners organize. Simclair named chairman

The board met Monday morning and organized. Daniel Simclair was elected chairman. Commissioner William Lemay took the oath before County Auditor Crocker. The bill of contractor W. W. Felton for the new courthouse, originally 7500 dollars, was cut to 1400 dollars for unpaid materials on site. A separate 7508 dollar bill for window frames and plates remains unpaid until installation on the courthouse grounds.

Board of County Commissioners Daniel Simclair William Lemay Crocker W. W. Felton Court House

Sunday School Union Meets in City Parish Parlors

Representatives from various Sunday schools within the union or county association gathered in the Presbyterian church parlors for a regular monthly session. Superintendent Reed led city schools with remarks from F. B. Orr C. H. Hinman B. F. Kumler and Mrs W. M. Watt as refreshments followed the speaking period. The next meeting is set for the second Monday in February at the Congregational church.

Union Or County Association Presbyterian Church Reed F. B. Orr C. H. Hinman B. F. Kumler W. M. Watt Congregational Church

Auditor Newcomb Surprised on Last Day of Office

W B Newcomb was surprised Saturday evening when, at 5 o clock, his last day as county auditor, colleagues presented him a silver knives and forks set as thanks for four years of service. Present were Deputy Auditor Wilbur and others from the auditor's office.

Newcomb W. B. Newcomb Mr. Newcomb Wilbur

Local Clerks Named in Public Notice List

Crocker and several clerks including W. W. Miller Frank M. Spain K Sheldon Mrs M E Sperry Miss Elizabeth McIlvaine Miss Jessie Van Buskirk Miss Florence McCoy and Mrs Jar rigan are enumerated in the public notice.

Hastings brothers burn corn for fuel due to coal shortage

In Washtucna F I Hastings and C W Hastings burn 200 bushels of corn as coal substitutes amid severe coal scarcity. They note corn yields about twice coal energy and costs are somewhat higher. they heat with corn themselves to cope with shipments and high prices.

Washtucna F. I. Hastings C. W. Hastings Hastings

Yakima real estate firm plans cooperative sale of famed Flint Frost Farm

Yakima real estate men Fitch and Alexander of the Yakima Real Estate company organize a local stock company to acquire the Flint Frost Farm in Parker Bottom. The purchase price is 100000 dollars with one third down and six percent interest on the balance. Shares cost 1000 dollars each and 100 becomes part owners. The farm has 546 acres with 105 in bearing orchard and 295 in hay and plow land. Aimed at small investors, the plan leverages public participation and includes 28 acres of sage brush to join Union Gap ditch system. The venture marks a departure from typical off town property sales.

Messrs. Fitch and Alexander Yakima P. J. Lint Ferm Parker Bottom Ali Sage Prush Union Gap Ditch Messrs Fitch Yakima Enterprise

Wreck on Northern Pacific Line Cripples Freight Trains

A major collision in Ellensburg on the Northern Pacific main line involved a westbound freight and a switch engine inside the yard. Both engines and 19 freight cars were wrecked, potatoes and a car of horses lost. 18 hours of traffic delay followed with passengers redirected and wreck crews from Pasco and nearby outfits working the site. no serious injuries as crews escaped before impact.

Ellensburg The Herald Northern Pacific West Yard Pasco Pacito

New Strawberry Variety Praised for Size and Shipping

Advertises a grand new strawberry variety with superb flavor and larger fruit than Gregg. Claims include early ripening, firm berries, and strong shipping quality. Roots are vigorous, canes stocky for heavy loads. Valley grown tips, delivery spring 1907, $40 per 1000. Mail orders to Billard Cooke, Lock Box 196, North Yakima, Washington.

Gregg

Painter W B Baxter killed by scaffold collapse in Tacoma

News from the Northwest reports painter W B Baxter, about 46, killed in Tacoma by a collapsing scaffold. Fire losses and thefts are noted across the region, including a $5000 blaze at the Linden hotel in Hoquiam and burglaries in Tacoma.

Frank Lanterman Pearl Hutchinson Eva Tempany Walla Linden Hiuquiam

Installation of officers at I. O. O. F. hall Saturday

Annual installation of officers for the Relief Corps and the post took place at the I O O F hall after a luncheon. Officers named include Pres Mrs Haynes Sr Vice Mrs Van Mavern Jr Vice Mrs Herman Sec Mrs Rob inson Treas Mrs Stone and several other corps leaders and committee members.

I. O. O. F. Hall Relief Corps Haynes van Mavern, Jr Herman Robinson Treas Stone Horsley Bull Lovell Smith Fitzgerald Hartter Shaftner

State Pen Holds 817 Prisoners on December 31

The penitentiary rolls show 1874 prisoners counted on December 31 with 863 at month start. ten are women. 817 prisoners are actually confined. Superintendent Kincaid reports the jute mill closed for the season but about 50 convicts work on repairs. A brick kiln produced 559 000 bricks. manufacturing cost rose to $4.57 due to higher wood prices.

Kincaid

Doctor Hall Veterinary Contact Numbers

Dr. Hall the veterinarian can be reached by telephone at 2183 or by calling from 102 South Selah Avenue for appointments and inquiries.

Hall South Selah Avenue

Roster of officials and residents across Washington counties

A long list of names and counties appears, naming individuals affiliated with Pierce, King, Snohomish, Spokane, Whatcom and other counties. The roll includes many entries such as Edmund Croft Pierce, Albert H. Beebe King, J. Eo. Kirkpatrick Wing, George W. Tibbets King, J. W. Slaigden Pierce, and David J. Davis Kitsap along with numerous others spanning multiple counties.

Edmund Croft Pierce C. E. Erickson James T Glen George TL. Reid Meyer Wohkiakum M. M. Godman Columbia Oliver Iyerly Cowlitz A Fulton Asotin King Chelan Albert H. Beebe J. Eo. Kirkpatrick Wing Henry W Lung Freudenberg King W McMasters CG. Jackson Samuel Coles George W. Tibbets R.A. Hutchinson Spokane Lee A. Johnson Yaki S. J. Cameron Yakima J. W. Slaigden George FE. Vergrove J. MM. Sheets N.loyberg W.cloca Glen N. Ranek Clarke Ki. A. Blackmore J.C Wogan Chehalis B. Hewitt A. M. Wade Chehalixzvy A. Ulsh Lewis G. M. Miller Lewis George McCoy Rice Thurston Dr. P Carlyon Franklin David Govan Clallam M. Thompson Spokane Gilbert John A. Fancher J. W. Cogleton J. BR. Gilbert H. A. Rhodes Jesse Twuxtable A. WW. Grege Andrew Olson Kittitas James A. Weir King J. A

Hearing for final account and distribution order

In Yakima County probate court the final account of executrix Jane Hinman is approved. A petition for distribution to entitled heirs is set for February 18, 1907 at 10 a.m. in North Yakima Washington with notices to interested parties. Proceedings involve estate of Henry V. Hinman and executrix exadmin Hinman.

Carload of school wood sent to aid North Yakima fuel famine

Dr J W Corliss ships a carload of school wood to North Yakima to ease the fuel shortage. He will replace the wood as soon as possible.

Sumner J. Ws. Corliss Yakima

Ignis fatuus quote cited on municipal ownership

Chicago Tribune quotes a dialogue explaining ignis fatuus as a pun about fire and fat, labeling municipal ownership as an idle illusion. The joke hinges on the Latin roots ignis meaning fire and fatuus meaning fat, implying the fat is in the fire.

Chugwater Josiah Chicago Tribune

Herbine advertised as a cure for liver complaints

An advertisement claims Herbine provides health joy and cures liver issues. It includes a customer testimonial from E. Harrell of Austin, Texas praising Herbine for dyspepsia and regulators, with Colton-Fry Drug Co. listed as the source.

E. Harrell Austin Texas Colton-Fry Drug Co

Jack Frost Delays Print as Ink Freezes in Heno Slate

The Heno Slate reports Jack Frost ruined the week's issue by frosting ink and freezing type, halting presses and damaging frames. The editor vows to make good in the next subsequence while readers are asked to view the available image with charity.

Jack Frost

Washington Road Experiments Under Public Roads Direction

Two public road experiments in Washington were conducted last year under the Bureau of Public Roads. One at Pullman used macadam with 1478 feet length, 14 feet width, begun March 30 and finished late March, costing 2927.49 dollars with labor at 2.96 dollars per day and teams at 4.50 dollars daily. Surface area 2229 square yards yields about 1.27 dollars per square yard and an estimated total of 10 458.01 dollars. The second project on the Seattle to Tacoma route covers 6700 feet at 16 feet wide and was not completed by year end, so costs are not yet estimated. News worth knowing told clearly in the Mornings Herald.

State of Washington Bureau of Public Roads Pullman Seattle Tacoma Mar Office of the Director of Public Roads

Final account and hearing on Hinman estate filed

In Yakima County Superior Court probate proceedings Jane L. Hinman executrix has filed the final account of Henry V. Hinman deceased and a petition for final distribution. A hearing and settlement date are set for February 18 at 1 0 a m in North Yakima, with objections allowed. Jan 16-Feb 13.

Jane Ll. Hinman Henry V. Hinman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cos Crowtred Greer Christian Church Sinclair Sunday School Union Flint Frost Farm Howes Berland Auuress Billard Cooke North Yakima Washnaton the Herald News of the Northwest W. B. Baxter Lincoln County Wallace, Spokane Oregon Reform School H. J. Hermeen J. E. McCleery South Tacoma O. R. & N. Railway Company Walla Walla Montana Coal and Cole Company Aldridge Red Lodge Segus I. C. Mahoney Western Federation of Miners Moscow Idaho Washington Street Second Third Avenues Stevens County Chas Moaaomin Sunnyside Turner North Yakimy Hood River Oregon J. F. Watt Chewelah Wash James Lightle James Bramley Arthur Patton Milensburg Pocatello Morrell Francesco Foul Frank Morrello Frank G Morrello State Penitentiary Blackfoot Joe Parr Pendleton Aetna Bank Butte, Mont Theodore J. Risley Frank G. Barnes Silver Lake Cowlitz County Washington Baptists of Northwest McMinnville Nellie Griffin Albert Wenrich Weiser John Lebusky Northwestern Improvement Company Roslyn Western Washington Asylum Fort Steilacoom Mike Alex Skroupa Ravensdale King County Lawrence Porzzusk Alex Porzusk Zellar Payette P. W. Bedwell Peter Elmer Georgetown McCloud Garfield J. E. Brown Brown Thomas Benbow George Finley North Yekima Great Falls Mont Board of Education Montana Southern Pacific Junction City D. Villard Wallace Grimes Oran Crouser Summit Gifford Norih Yaki MA Drug Store A. D. Sloan G. A. R. and Com A. N. Sayer Pierce County Yakima County Ane II Hinman Henry Vv. Hinman Saides Tate Jane Ll. Hiniian Alformers Preble, Cull & Davis Gay Nerth Perry Sea Yai Waslingtee Chuang North Yakkpunr Washiracton Ind Wishnapon Washington Road Herali Votick Jane T. Hinman Edward F. Cleaver Said
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