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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

10

Legal Battle Over Ahtanum Water Rights Begins in North Yakima

United States Attorney Avery and Major Jay Lynch visit North Yakima to confront the Ahtanum water dispute with H. J. Snively. The US seeks exclusive Indian riparian rights to Ahtanum Creek waters, while water users vow a full legal fight likely to reach the Supreme Court after 1889.

North Yakima United States Avery Jay Lynch Yakima H. J. Snively Major Lynch City Herald North

North Coast Aims to Operate Trains by January First

C E Woods North Coast right of way agent reports trains between Granger and the Columbia and North Yakima and the Columbia will run by January 1. Woods hails early road completion as more right of way is secured and litigation in North Yakima may end to hasten work. President Robert E Strahorr says the system will branch out to become one of Washington's largest rail networks.

North Coast Railroad Granger Columbia North Yakima C. E. Woods North Coast Woods Yakima Washington Robert E. Strahorr

Man Drops Burglary Suspect After Two-Story Standoff

W. Young of 511 North Front street restrained a burglar hanging by one arm from a second story window. The thief slid to the ground after Young released him as his strength failed. The would-be thief fled, but no trace was found and police were notified.

W. Young North Front Street Young

Shakeup in Chinese immigration service under Strauss

Washington June 1 Secretary Strauss ordered the removal of every Chinese interpreter from the immigration service after complaints about insufficiency and unreliability at immigrant stations. Commissioner Sargent was directed to report on interpreter qualifications and two top interpreters were assigned to prepare an independent assessment.

Washington Chinese Immigration Service Strauss Sargent Bureau of Immigration

Selah Ranch Bought by P. Sanger via Inland Real Estate

P. Sanger acquired a Selah ranch through Inland Real Estate, securing a property totaling 43 percent of the area. The acquisition reflects inland realty activity in Selah and highlights the buyer’s intent to expand holdings in the region.

Lands Open For Entry On Yakima Project Acreage

Secretary Garfield announced nearly fifty thousand acres of Yakima project land are opened for entry thirty days after date. The lands were withdrawn September 12 and restored to public domain releasing sections 19 to 36 in Willamette meridian township 8 north range 22 east and township 9 north range 25 east sections 1 to 12. The opening follows completion of the Keechelus dam allowing storage of Yakima river waters for farming from headwaters to the Columbia.

Yakima Garfield Secretary of the Interior Willamette Township Range Columbia

Evils of Saving Money And The Spendthrift Plea

A Seattle Times prose piece argues against saving money and praises spending. It claims economy causes woes and uses a townsfolk example to claim widespread spending leads to full employment, equality, and prosperity, while saving concentrates wealth and breeds crime and hardship.

Real Estate Purchase in Selah Reported

Herbert Woodhams bought a twenty acre ranch in Selah through Inland Real Estate Company.

Herbert Woodhams The Inland Real Estate Company Selah

Life Worth Living in a Railway Station Mixup

George and Jack recount a crowded moment at a railway station where they accidentally hugged each other’s sisters during an affectionate mix up. The incident unfolds amid friction and a chorus of surrounding farewells in a Philadelphia Inquirer recount.

George Jack Harry Hansom Philadelphia Inquirer

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Ahtanum P. Sanger Jamestown Exposition Yellowstone Park VIA Pacific J. R. Ryerson Wash A. D. Charlton Portland Oregon Lake Keechelus Seattle Times Sam U. S. Navy United States Armies Ship of State Teddy Charles H. Tolliver Jane Pat J. C. Liggett H. M. Helliesen Cor. B R.R Truse Fred L. Janeck North Yakima, Wash George Donald L. L. Thorp J.D. Cornett Frank Bartholet Lilly W.S. Earles North Yakima, Wn Winona Rushford Thomas Rakes Kokomo Hartung-Larson Hardware Co South Second Street
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