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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1907

Page

10

City Council Debates Police Additions and Street Plans

City council disallows immediate three new regular officers while Mayor Fechter may appoint one later. Lew Buchholtz loses regular status. West Side street name changes are tabled amid post office petition fights. New posts include Edward Lyon street commissioner and Jack Kaufman as tax collector. Cemetery reforms seek fence move, new stables, and a six room sexton house. Council tackles engineering emergencies, cement sidewalks, Walnut street repeal, and railroad crossing issues. Saloon licenses referred to police committee. Maple Street crossing faces right of way hurdles.

West Side Streets West Side Lemon Armbruster Postoffice Postmaster Lemon Fechter Edward Lyon Jack Kaufman Lyon Cemetery Committee Financ Committee Shaw Yakima Avenue Natchez Avenue T. G. Thompson C. W. van Stein Wolton Bros Schuer & Bozeman Maple Street Keck Forsyth N. P North Coast

Yakima prepares fire department and saloon license on hold

A Saturday night special session of Yakima City Council placed the fire department plan in the fire committee's hands and will likely report favorably. The council also referred Temple and Jenkins North Yakima saloon license to a committee. three saloons currently operate in Yakima City.

Council Yakima City Temple and Jenkins North Yakima

Lund Severely Reprimanded by City Council

Ernest Lund faced a council hearing after a prior warning on his saloon license. The mayor issued a reprimand as a warning to Lund and other saloon operators, saying any repeat offense would invite summary action. Lund admitted some men entered the saloon before closing. he claimed he ordered the bartender to close, but the door had been opened to let men out.

Ernest Lund Lund Miller Buckley Niles Fred Parker Armbruster Parker Shaw

Local men for coast service planned by Army unit

Co E members anticipate serving in Ar tillery coast practice ordered by President Roosevelt to strengthen Pacific coast defense. A possible joint encampment with artillery may occur this year. Adjutant General Hamilton inspected the rifle range and praised its potential as a top state facility. An appropriation funds North Yakima range upgrades and maintenance.

Co. E Roosevelt Pacific Otis A. Hamilton Hamilton Yakima

Settlers Arrive From Centralia in City Visit

Mr and Mrs W W Schott arrive with daughter Eva and Mrs Carson with her son and daughter. Mr and Mrs Scott and daughter plan to locate here after buying the Knuppenburg place last fall. Mrs Carson and her children will spend the summer here and may relocate. W W Scott is Charles Scotts brother of Fruitvale, all from Centralia Illinois.

W. W. Schott Eva

Torture by Savages and a Cure for Ills

A man from Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits Electric Bitters with his recovery after three bottles. The ad claims the remedy cures liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders malaria and restores weak nerves. Guaranteed by C C Case druggist priced at 50 cents.

Philippines W. M. Sherman Cushing C. C. Case

At Last Perfect Pill for Torpid Liver and Constipation

J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia praises Dr King s New Life Pills for torpid liver and chronic constipation. Guaranteed satisfactory. 25 cents at C C Case s drug store.

J. A. Harmon Sizemore West Va Dr. King C. C. Case

North Yakima boosters rally diverse figures for growth

A collection of local voices from North Yakima urges fundraising for the Boosters Club, promotes a stronger baseball team, and supports urban projects. Members praise Salvation Army, transport plans, and a revival at the Methodist church while sharing views on policing, roadways, and regional cooperation.

Veterinary Contact Details for Dr Hall Listed

The article provides two ways to reach Dr Hall a veterinarian. A telephone number 2183 is listed and a street address 102 South Selah Avenue is given for in person visits.

Hall South Selah Avenue

Crowds at Dowie bier cause injury to Rachael Fisher

Chicago report states Rachael Fisher, among Dowie’s followers at Zion City, was crushed while seeking a cure. She kissed the hem of Dowie’s shroud, declared she could walk, and then fell down stairs, suffering locomotor ataxia and serious bruises.

Chicago Rachael Fisher John Alexander Dowie Zion City

High School Cantata Postponed Indefinitely

Due to conflicts with practice and current school affairs the high school cantata scheduled for April has been postponed indefinitely. Pupils remain faithful in rehearsals and the management thanks all participants especially outside helpers for their support.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jon Aluing Lew Buckholtz Lew Buchholtz Walnut Street Rainier Avenue First Ward Building J. P. Braden A. T. Ward Ward Yakima Valley GO. E Royal Salvation Army H. C. Lucas Boosters Club Earl Barnes W. L. Jones Washington Cayou S. Turner Methodist Church Evangelist Winter Linn McAlden New Gospel Mission J. R. Ryerson Sam San Francisco America J. H. Thomas Natches Avenue J. K. Cox Zillah Inter-Valley Traction Company L. B. Rinehart Lambson E. W. Lambson 3Rd Ave. S Holstein’s Machine Shop Elijah Ferry &O Detroit Mich
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