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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1905

Page

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Does Yakima County Need a New Courthouse

The Yakima Herald argues for a new courthouse, detailing cramped offices in the current building and risks to records. It cites treasurer, auditor, clerk, sheriff, and jail overcrowding, lack of vaults, fire hazards, and insufficient jury and public spaces, urging timely construction at about $75 000 or more to meet growing needs.

Col. Boardman Prosser Bulletin Yakima County Colonel Boardman The Bulletin Prosser Herald Krutz Yakima Carl A. Jensen Jensen Sunnyside Mabton Kennewick Day Providence Newcomb Grant Coxey

Conference Committee Appointed to Lobby Irrigation Bill

A committee of G 8S, Rankin, H B Scudder, Edward Whitson, D E K Lesh and G C Mitchell was formed yesterday by President Larson of the Commercial club to travel to Olympia and advocate for the county when the irrigation bill is discussed by the legislature. Representative Hare will notify the group when their presence is most needed.

G. 8S Rankin H. B. Scudder Edward Whitson D. EK. Lesh G. C. Mitchell Larson Commercial Club Olympia Hare

Case Against Brooks Dismissed After Hearing

Isaac Brooks was arraigned before Justice Taggard on assault and battery charges filed by Johnson the Front street saloon keeper. A venue change moved the case to Justice Nichols' court where the evidence showed Johnson as aggressor and Brooks was dismissed.

Brooks Isaac Brooks

New Millinery Store Partnership Plans Opening

Mrs Alfie Murchie and Miss Bessie Patton form a partnership to run a millinery business in Yakima avenue Union block. The store aims to open in three to four weeks with a large, carefully chosen stock. Miss Patton is well known locally and Mrs Murchie is an experienced trimmer dedicated to latest styles. Cedar piling cribbing trellis poles also advertised by Geo Jolly Buckley Wash.

Alfie Murchie Bessie Patton Union Block Yakima Avenue Miss Patton Cary Murchie Fim

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