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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
12
The $15,000 bankrupt stock of Jones of Wenatchee is being sold at 40 to 60 cents on the dollar. A few bargains remain in Ladies' Shirt Waists Jackets Coats and Skirts. The sale aims to clear room for new spring stock and offers substantial savings.
Representative Robt Dunn left Monday for the state capital carrying a citizens meeting resolution denouncing efforts by the Washington legislature to pass bills unfavorable to this valley. He doubted the Blaine bill would pass both houses though the house passage was possible, and he expected the Horticultural union bond bill to be killed in the senate and maybe the house. He also anticipated the governor would back making all gambling a felony.
Yakiman's Garrett Bros., famed brick men, are developing a new brickyard in Goldendale. When finished the plant will produce about 20 000 bricks per day and employ 15 workers. Construction progression unfolds over the next 30 to 40 days.
The senate appropriation committee voted 15000 for the Washington State Fair, providing 7500 annually for two years, a 2500 increase. The secretary of the state fair commissioners also receives a 700 yearly raise from 500, plus 100 monthly to reflect fair funding.
The statement discusses pay for duties reflecting responsibility and the amount of work involved. It emphasizes aligning compensation with the scope of tasks and the burden on the role, without detailing specific figures or roles.
The Yakima area horticultural union held its quarterly meeting electing W. L. Wright as president and R. O. Bacon as vice president. J. M. Brown, E. Remy, and L. B. Kinyon named secretary treasurer and manager respectively. The group revised its constitution and by laws and planned bids for spring spraying materials.
Wheat rolled barley oats chop and mill feed stored cold at the North Yakima Milling Co warehouse west of the depot. Authorities note the inventory as a ready supply for local farmers and feed buyers.
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