Vacation Costs Mount as Justice Hunt Is Absent
The absence of Justice Heman D. Hunt shifts cases to Justice Levi Z. Karr in Nob Hill, raising county costs due to prisoner transport and new fees. Vagrancy prosecutions surge, sheriff plans continued action, and a chain gang ruling prompts further court adjustments. Riplinger surrenders in Seattle on embezzlement charges tied to a 1906 city contract, with bail set at 10000 and ongoing proceedings in both justice and superior courts.
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Justice of the Peace
Heman D. Hunt
Justice Court
Justice Hunt
Levi Z. Karr
Nob Hill Preccinec
Justice Karr
Justice Courts
Sheriff's Office
Preble
Moren
Will Walker
Karr
Riplinger Returns to Seattle Quesioned on Embezzlement
John Riplinger returns to Seattle from Honduras fruit farm on his own motion denying any settlement or immunity. His attorney Will H. Morris asserts no frame up or prior advice influenced the move and that Riplinger will prove his innocence. Riplinger and companions reach Judge Gordon's court amid media interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Riplinger
Independent Asphalt Company
Asphalt Company
Washington National Bank
Independent
Dal Roberts
Morris, Southard & Shipley
Haller
Justice Court
Superior Court
John Riplinger
Honduras
Will H. Morris
State to file reply in impeachment case in Olympia
The state tomorrow will file a reply to the impeached Insurance Commissioner Schively. The document argues the impeachment trial cannot be conducted by the entire senate and notes no provision to excuse any of sixteen barred by the impeachment. The house managers also say the perjury count pending in Spokane does not bar impeachment. The hearing opens in the state senate on August 11 in Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Wash
Schively
House of Representatives
Senate
Spokane Superior Court
House Board of Managers
Bride Easy Mark Ends In Jail But Wife Heads Home
Ellen Roble of California and Frank Fuller of Burns Oregon married in Portland after a year of letter courtship. They arrived in The Dalles for a honeymoon when Fuller, who had $60 loaned by Roble, drank heavily and was jailed. Roble plans to return to California, concluding marriage bureaus do not guarantee good husbands.
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Dalles
Ore
Ellen Roble
California
Frank Fuller
Burns
Portland
Fuller
Electric Bitters Miracle Cure Promises Relief
A Dan forth Maine woman over 70 reports dramatic health gains after using Electric Bitters for two decades of dyspepsia. Her relief includes better digestion sleep and appetite with doctors once giving up. The tonic claims to invigorate vital organs and treat liver and kidney troubles available at 50 cents.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
C. C. Case
Ring's Little Liver Pills Pleasant and Easy to Take
Small, pleasant liver remedy sold by Co. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
Co. W. Camp
West Side
Missouri people coming to Yakima
S H Coleman of Memphis Missouri has bought the Leonard Schott ranch in Leamingburg and will reside there with his family. His friend N S Pickering has bought a Parker Bottom ranch and will live there with his family. The article notes a growing Missouri presence in North Yakima Parker Bottom and Cowiche and predicts a reunion of Missourians in North Yakima as Illinois Indiana settlers arrive and population shifts occur.
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S. H. Coleman
Memphis
Leonard Schott
Leamingburg
N. S. Pickering
Parker Bottom
W. A. Cox
Frank Spain
W. D. Walker
Parker
North
Yakima
Cowiche
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Colorado
Missouri
Capitol Hill Real Estate Booms in Boulevard Addition
Real estate on Capitol Hill surges with lot prices rising from 100 to 150 dollars as Boulevard and Her additions attract buyers. Builders Tennant Miles and Iler Investment Co expand with multiple new bungalows while John J. Miller Garret Brothers A L Smith and W E Smith push work. Dozens of buyers including Charles H. Siver J L Hollinger Mrs Annie Fauss Miss H WM Johnson and others plan immediate construction as thirty new residences are anticipated.
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Boulevard Addition
Broadway
South Capitol Hill
Ller
Tennant & Miles
Let Investment Company
John J. Miller
Garret Brothers
A. L. Smith
W. E. Smith
H. M. Brokaw
W. FE. Smith
G. W. Inglesby
A. L. Miller
T. M. Norris
Mr. Schaffer
L. O. Curtis
Ethel Dull
Goldie S. Webber
Forrest Sweet
M. Lindekugel
City sues over water control in North Yakima dispute
The city of North Yakima faces lawsuits from Union Ditch Co as tensions rise over irrigation water shutoffs. Ditch officials accuse city officials of turning off water without consent, prompting calls for a public works superintendent and a broader challenge to city dominance.
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North Yakima
Union Ditch Company
Union Ditch
Ditch Company
Theodore Weisberger
J. M. Brown
the Ditch Company
Mr. Weisberger
Brown
Mr. Brown
Allen
Bown
Weisberger
Ditches and City Water Sparks Rancher Protest
Ranchers demand redress as water overflow floods tracts when city gates are opened at midnight. They accuse North Yakima officials and water interests of inter determining property access. City growth prompts calls for a responsible head and coordinated management to avoid future clashes.
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North Yakima
Northwest Light & Water Company
North Yakima Milling Company
Union Ditch Company
Dividends Paid by Coeur d Alene Mines in First Half 1909
Spokane reports that producers in the Coeur d Alene district paid 1.4 million dollars in dividends for the six months ended June 30. Federal Mining & Smelting led with 510,000 on stock, while Bunker Hill and Sullivan disbursed 345,000 and Snowstorm 180,000. Output figures and profit margins imply net profits fall below half ore value, with production costs and labor consuming substantial shares.
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Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
Success
Gold Hunter
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Coeur d’Alenes
Federal
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Hercules
Hecla
Unfinished Flats Change Hands in Local Sale
The Thomas flats at A and North Fourth streets diagonally opposite the Methodist church sold to Abe Morrison for 11000. Morrison will finish the two story brick building housing eight five room apartments. the seller was J H Thomas, who built the project for himself and paid 5000 for the site from D M Rand. Robert Robinson arranged the deal. Morrison’s purchase values the work at about 14000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Rand
Arnica Salve Cures Piles Says Rugless Ky Man
L S Napier of Rugless Kentucky recounts ten years of torture with piles until Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieved him after other remedies failed. The ad touts it as infallible for piles burns cuts boils fever sores eczema salt rheum and corns priced 25 cents and guaranteed by C C Case.
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L. S. Napier
Rugless
Bucklen
C. C. Case
Special Agent Roblin to Resume Indian Land Signing Efforts
A reservation resident tells the Herald that Special Agent Roblin will return this month to pursue land signups under the Jones plan. Protests against 60 acre sales and 2 percent bank interest prompt calls for fair compensation and machinery funds for the 20 acre remainder.
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Roblin
Herald
Washington
Cahalan Buys Allen Building In Yakima Corner
H Cahalan purchases from H H Allen for 45000 the Pioneer Drug Store corner on east Yakima avenue at North Second. The two story brick building fronts Yakima avenue with a 25 foot lot, runs to the alley, and will be remodeled with a new west entrance, a front on the avenue, windows on North Second, and the second floor to be offices. Leases expire March 1910. Allen paid 200 for the lot when town began.
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H. Cahalan
H. H. Allen
East Yakima Avenue
North Second
Pioneer Drug Store
Yakima Avenue
North Second Street
Emporium
Avenue
Allen
Pinesalve Advertisement Claims Healing Burns
Herald want ads promote Pinesalve a carbolized preparation that penetrates pores draws out inflammation and aids healing for burns cuts sores and bruises sold by C. Wm. Camp West Side Druggist.
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C. Ww. Camp
West Side
Alarming Rise in Kidney Disease Linked to Neglect
Statistics show mortality from Brights Disease and Diabetes more than doubled in ten years. Many cases arose from neglecting early symptoms of kidney trouble that Foley's Kidney Remedy could quickly cure. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen kidneys and bladder and avoid serious malady. North Yakima Drug Store, A. D. Sloan, Prop.
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Bright
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
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Gang
Central America
Triana
Palace Hotel
Mr. Morris
Morris
Will H. Parry
C. B. Yandell
Judge Gordon
Court Room
Kiplinger
Henry Beck
Herman Goetz
Naches Valley
Capitol Hill
CITY
Water Coo
Coeur d'Alenes
Abe Morrison
Thomas
North Fourth Street
North Second ST
First St
Yakima Valley
Cascade Lumber Coo
G. T. Aumiller
Odd
Drayman
West Yakima Ave
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Leupp
Allen Building
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