Enthusiastic Meeting of Irrigation Association in Seattle
The Irrigation Association of Washington held its first post organization meeting in the Commercial Club rooms. Members discussed reserving Yakima river waters, proposed immediate reservoir actions, and a committee drafted a bill for legislature with full association endorsement. A resolution approved forest reserve watersheds and protective action. Committees were named to secure exhibits for the Trans-Mississippi Irrigation Congress and to amend the association constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Irrigation Association of
State of Washington
G. H. Plummer
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railroad
E. Fr. Blaine
Seattle
Ralph Kaufman
Ellensburg
E. F. Benson
J. Harrison
Sunnyside
JH. BO Scudder
Congressman Jones
Yakima River
Yakima
E. F. Blaine
F.st
Irrigation Association
Blaine
F. F. Benson
Ira P. Englehart
H. B. Scudder
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Washington
Ernest McCullough
Lewiston
Idaho
Arthur Gunn
Wenatchee
E. H. Libby
Clarkston
Association
M. Scudder
Prof. Barge
Public Library Plans Armory Benefit Ball
The executive board of the public library met last week to host a benefit ball at the armory around February 10. Proceeds will defray costs for many newly ordered books. Everyone is invited. The event will be painless tooth extraction offered by Dr. Stephenson at the Janeck building from 2 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Armory
Stephenson
Janeck Building
Miller
Bell Top
Whitson
Henry Lombard
Miss Lombard
Miss Scott
Barns
Vance
Indians Case Tests Jurisdiction On Yakima Reservation
The trial of Jim Ike, an Indian, challenged Judge Rudkin’s authority noting Ike’s offense occurred on the Yakima Reservation. The judge ruled state courts lack jurisdiction over crimes by Indians on reservations, assigning United States courts sole but limited reach, likely excluding Ike’s cross ties stunt from U.S. law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ike
Northern Pacific
State of Washington
Rudkin
Snively
Ike
Yakima Reservation
Yakima
United States
Schott Firm Faces 50000 Damages Suit Over Seattle Deal
The Henry H. Schott Co stockholders plan a $50,000 damages suit after Stone Fisher Lane of Seattle backed out of a purchase agreement leaving the local firm exposed. Meanwhile the Schott building on Yakima avenue was sold for 25000 and leased back for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Schott
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Seattle
Schott
H. H. Schott Co
Yakima Avenue
A. E F. Larson
Schott Company
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TOA
Yakima Hardware CO
New York
OF Irrigation Association
Cuss
For Public Library
YS Dam
POST
D. R. Barton
S. First St
Vs. Stone, Fisher & Lane
A. E. Larson
Alex Miller