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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1901

Page

7

State Geologic Survey Organized in Washington

The last session created a board of geological survey with Governor Rogers and other state leaders selecting Henry Landes as state geologist and Solon Shedd D A Lyon and W S Thyng as assistant geologists. They will organize field parties to study building stones clays coal fields iron copper gold and silver and invite public cooperation and specimen submissions for qualitative analysis at university station Seattle.

Geological Survey University Station Seattle

Children's Day Observed by Methodist Sunday School

The Methodist Sunday school observed Children’s Day with decorated church surroundings and a program of songs recitations and readings. A collection supported the Sunday school fund for missions. Also noted are Yakima Indians passing through town selling about 400 cayuses to Linton Cannery at $2.50 each, paid in cash via The Dalles.

Methodist Sunday School Linton Cannery Company Dalles Goldendale Agriculturist

Sunnyside Teachers Elected for Ensuing Year

Sunnyside school board has elected Principal Prof. E. M. Douglass of Zillah and Miss Letty Kingsbury for the next year. The primary department remains vacant. Prof. Douglass is a former Sunnyside instructor. Mrs. Laird retires from the principalship and did not seek re election. The schools hold her in high esteem as a teacher.

Sunnyside E. M. Douglas Zillah Letty Kingsbury Douglass Laird Sunnyside Sun

Dawson City News Note from Klondyke Trip May Issue

A Dawson Daily News copy received from 8. C. Henton who traveled to Klondyke this spring reports an elaborate account in the May 25 edition. The article details events and conditions surrounding the Klondike expedition and Dawson City matters.

Dawson Daily News 8. C. Henton Klondyke

Northern Golden City Remains Prosperous Growth Amid Empire Day

The account notes the Golden City of the north as an important place with strong spirits among locals. Dawson now houses about 25,000 people, with brick and stone business blocks replacing miner cabins. The News appears large and prosperous as a paper.

Golden City North Dawson

Lost Bicycle From Second Street Porch

A Crescent bicycle owned by Henry Leach was stolen from his Second Street home last Saturday night around 10 o clock while left beneath two other wheels on the porch. The owner offers to forgive the thief if the tool bag and tools are returned. The rest reprints a March enacted bill limiting women workers to ten hours daily in mechanical and mercantile establishments and requiring seating, with fines for violations.

Henry Leach Second Street

Pan-American Exposition Tickets Caution for Travelers

In Buffalo, New York, travelers are advised to research Illinois Central Railroad service before buying Pan American Exposition tickets. The promo highlights nightly train reliability and courteous staff, with tourist cars from the Pacific Coast to Boston via Buffalo and a wall map offer for fifteen cents.

Buffalo New York Illinois Central Railroad Pacific Coast Boston United States Cuba Porto Rico Third Street B. H. Trumpern Portland Ore

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