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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1911

Page

2

North Yakima Plans Rapid City Growth With Paving Projects

The North Yakima city engineer Harold James Doolittle leads a staff expanding the town from a country settlement to a growing city. Plans include bitulithic paving across Pleasant and West Yakima avenues about 200000, Modern Addition sidewalks near 100000, Eleventh Avenue paving around 25000, and storm sewers over 190000. A new light and power plant could add 200000. The force includes Sharkey, Barr, Wilson, Fairchild, Thompson, Bailey and Arentz, all charged with paving, drainage, and sewer projects with long term impact.

North Yakima Pleasant Avenue West Yakima Avenue Eleventh Avenue Boulevard Addition Yakima Harold James Doolittle Washington Colfax Washington State College F. J. Sharkey Washington University Greater North Yakma Sharkey W. FE. Barr Ohio Engineer Society Columbus Ohio United States FL Wilson Ottawa Ilinois Illinois C. D. V. Fairchild Canadian Society of Civil Enginers Klondike Northern Pacific Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad Port Arthur Fort William Ontario Isle of Pines L. D. Bailey University of Minnesota Oliver Iron Mining Company Duluth

Lynch Elected Third Ward Councilman in Unanimous Vote

John H. Lynch a former partner of Judge Grady was unanimously elected to the Third ward city council. A petition backed by Third ward voters favored J W Adkinson a real estate agent, but Lynch was nominated by Dr. Carver and seconded by Councilman Wenner and approved by all.

John H. Lynch Grady J. W. Adkinson Adkinson Carver Wenner

Cemetery Lots in Ta homa Need Early Communication

Notice to parties desiring cemetery plots in Ta homa for 1911 season. Contact the sexton at once to arrange help and prepare lots and graves before Decoration Day. Service must be prepaid.

Tahoma

Fall of Moscow guest visits Tieton hotel during suit

A Moscow figure involved in a federal building case is staying at the Tieton hotel while the lawsuit proceeds. The visitor is connected to the construction project and related proceedings against the local superintendent.

Moscow Idaho Shey Federal Building Tieton Hotel

North Yakima health group presses council on sewer plan

A health committee from North Yakima asks the city to fund and reorganize the health department and to hire a full time health officer. They call for hiring expert engineers to design a citywide sewerage and drainage system and for immediate garbage collection reforms. The council instructs City Engineer Doolittle to report next meeting on progress and estimated cost, with the health board to supervise sanitation efforts.

North Yakima Ira P. Englehart Washington Commercial Club Business Men’s Asociation Anglehart Dreglehnit North Yakima Niches Avenue Milter Mullen Panama Inglehart Carver Doolittle Shaw Englehart Pacific Power & Light Company Taylor Pacific Light & Power Company Schott Carrero Health Board

Trapshooters Truesdell and Pennington Hit Spokane Seattle

North Yakima trapshooters Messrs Truesdell and Pennington visited Spokane and Seattle on the last two Sundays to compete with city experts. Truesdell tied in the medal event but lost in the shoot off. Local gun club members continue weekly shoots as the season gains pace and seasoned shooters warm up their aim and eye.

Messrs Truesdell and Pennington North Yakima Spokane Seattle Truesdell

Holden to Build Fairview School and Desks

Holden awarded the Fairview school contract for the building at 8950 dollars with bids from Mead & Faw, Bergeron & Paile, KE. McWilliams, Corbett & Raymond, and Charles Hatch. Heating and plumbing bids went to Yakima hardware and related firms. desks will be supplied by Coffin-Rundstrom for Andrews.

Holden Fairview Mead & Faw Bergeron & Paile KE. McWilliams Corbett & Raymond Charles Hatch John Sawbridge Yakima Valley Hardware & Plumbing Company Yakima Hardware Company Yakima Valley Heating & Power Co Yakima Valley Heating & Power Company Coffin-Rundstrom Company Richardson Meikle Richie Day Reed Garfild School Summit View

April Weather in North Yakima Shows Warm Spells

April in North Yakima brought a mean temperature of 51.7 degrees with a high of 84 on April 24 and a low of 24 on April 13. Precipitation totaled 0.1 inch with 21 clear days, 3 partly cloudy and 6 cloudy. hail occurred on the 11th and the opening day featured a 80 to 84 degree swing.

Yakima Albert Bender

Bewinkleman Sentenced for Manslaughter at Black Rock

Judge Preble sentences Henry Bewinkleman to five to twenty years in the state penitentiary for manslaughter of rancher John Meebour at Black Rock. Defendant must also pay all prosecution costs.

Preble Henry Bewinkleman John Meebour Black Rock

Death comes sudden to Mrs. Francelia Ridgway at home

Mrs. Francelia Ridgway aged 72 died Sunday morning at her son W. P. Ridgway’s home 408 South Sixth street from heart failure. A North Yakima resident for three years she leaves a daughter in this city and relatives in the east. A Relief Corps member, her funeral was held Monday at 2 pm at the family home, Rev. Alfred Lockwood officiating. Interment followed at Tahoma Cemetery.

Francelia Ridgway W. P. Ridgway South Sixth Street Relief Corps Alfred Lockwood Episcopal Church Tahoma Cemecry

City Council Grants Savings on Modern Addition Grading Bid

The city council saved six thousand three hundred thirty five dollars and forty five cents Monday night by accepting lower bids on grading in the Modern addition. Pettyjohn Construction Co. bid 16 090 50 the lowest while John F Costello bid 22 415 20 the highest. Pettyjohn also won the Adams Avenue grading at 225 versus 568 by Pettyjohn. Pettyjohn secured the subsewer project in blocks 33 and 34 for 1660 80.

Pettyjohn Pettyjohn Construction Company

Demorest Medal Contest Promises Prohibition Themed Oratory

A Demorest Medal declamatory contest will be held at Yakima High School on Friday evening May 5 under the W C T U. The event aims to promote prohibition with a lineup featuring amateur speakers such as Hylas Henry Miss Marjory Gratton Holland Woodruff Miss Ruth Johnson John Hill Miss Inez De Cota Galen Rose and vocal solos by Gertrude Miller and Grace Mesinger. Music will be provided by the school orchestra.

Demorest Yakima Hylas Henry Uncle Alec Marjory Gratton

Bull shipment from Todd and Sons to rival Ayreshires

Messrs. Todd and Sons of North Yakima sent a young Holstein bull by express to the west side to invade the country now made famous by J. W. Clise with his Ayreshires.

Messrs. Todd & Sons of North Yakima Express J. W. Clise Ayreshires

Waste Water Question Up Fight On Tieton Reclamation System

The Yakima Valley Canal company sues Dr H R Wells and others in a test case to decide if waste water disposal is an essential irrigation right. It seeks an injunction to stop using the Congdon ditch for waste water and to curb water pollution, with $100 expenses claimed.

Yakima Valley Reclamation Service of United States Congdon Ditch Tieton H. M. Gilbert Tieton Water Users Association Gilbert Congdon

A.L Clark Receives Placid Apple Note from Norristown

A letter to Alvin M. Clark of the reclamation service from David J. Leahy of Norristown Pa reports Leahy has eaten no apples since leaving, except Spitzenbergs taken from North Yakima. He notes the local apples are mere imitations and questions the value of staying.

Alvin M. Clark Reclamation Service David J. Leahy Norristown Leahy Yakima

Baldwin of Ellensburg Visits North Yakima on Reclamation Work

E. H. Baldwin of Ellensburg from the reclamation service was a North Yakima visitor Monday and stayed at the Takima hotel.

E. H. Baldwin Ellensburg The Reclamation Service North Yakima Takima Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Colville Indian Reservation United States Geological Survey Northern Pacific Railway Wallace Edgeley North Dakota United States Reclamation Service Lewiston-Clarkston Company Oregon Johan H. Lynch J. D. Johns, Sexton Health For Egnehart Mr. Inglehart Pacific Light and Power Company Kho Mr. Doolittle Messrs.Truesdell Coffin-Rundstrom Ward Bowinkleman F. W. Ridgway Coucil John S. Wert Herald Building
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