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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1906

Page

4

Mayor Reed Vetoes Rose Water Franchise Ordinance

Mayor Reed vetoed the North Yakima ordinance granting Jesse H. Rose a water works franchise. The veto letter cites lack of clear purpose for domestic water supply, nonuniform rates, street disruption, and safeguards on regulation, with calls for municipal ownership consistency and broader city protections. The message was filed with the city clerk at 11:45 Saturday morning.

Herald Reed Las Jesse H. Rose City of North Yakima Washington

Veto Likely Over Yakima Franchise In City Council Action

A council ordinance granting a franchise to Yakima Valley Traction faced a mayoral veto after a 5-1 council vote. Councilman Armbruster opposed. Schott was absent though rumored to favor the measure. The mayor’s intentions on the traction franchise remain unclear with possible reconsideration at the next meeting. Royal Baking Powder ad appears in nearby copy.

Armbruster Schott Yakima Intervalley Traction Company

Guilty Verdict In Immoral Importation Case

United States v Charles Hepp ends with guilty verdicts on two counts for bringing an alien to the U S for immoral purposes and for importing an alien liable to become a public charge. Not guilty on an attempted entry. Defense cited consent of the Trembly girl. Sentences later handed to W H Parks and Vinyzana Kaen ints for selling liquor to Indians.

United States Charles Hepp Hepp Alice Trembly Butte Mostana John Lynch Buite

Napoleon at Austerlitz and Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad

A fragment notes Napoleon's prowess at Austerlitz and promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal remedy. It includes a testimonial from A C Pitts of Rodessa Louisiana praising its effectiveness for sore chest headaches and other conditions. An unrelated item mentions fruit sprayers and packing supplies from Horticultural Union warehouse.

Napoleon Bonaparte Austerlitz Ballard A. C. Pitts Rodessa Colton-Fry Drug Co Horticultural Union Warehouse Samson Mer

Wanted address of Olive Munn sparks murder case dispute

In North Yakima authorities debate Olive Munn’s presence as a key witness in the Gilbey murder inquiry at New Westminster. Sheriff and prosecutor claim she’s here, while defense argues Olive cannot be located and questions the so called evidence pointing to an accidental death aboard a vessel.

Olive Munn Moses Munn New Westminster B. C Snively Munn Olive Gilbey

Death of W A Church, Longtime Washington Policeman

W A Church a veteran Washington police officer aged 65 died of heart disease in Yakima City on Saturday morning after leaving night duty. He collapsed in Lee Shaw's saloon and died shortly after. Coroner Rosser attributed the death to heart disease. He leaves two daughters, one in Boise and one in Walla Walla, with addresses unknown.

W. A. Church Washington Yakima City Church Lee Shaw

Clark contracts entire apple crop for 2500 boxes

Mr. Clark, owner of about eight acres, has contracted his nine year old orchard. He expects to net 2800 dollars from the harvest. The choicest apples will be packed while culls go to the cannery and cider mill.

Clark

Nob Hill Opens With Large Early Attendance

Nob Hill school began Monday Oct 1 under Prof. Curtis principal with Misses Mabel Roberts Grace Parish and Myrtle Mills in charge of lower grades. First day attendance reached 120, signaling a likely large winter enrollment. New apparatus enhances the district's equipment, making Nob Hill among central Washington's best equipped. T. W. Clark finished packing and delivering his peach crop selling 6150 boxes from 3 1/2 acres.

Curtis Mabel Roberts Grace

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ROSE Leckey’s B. Leckey A. Schindeler Royal Baking Powder CO New York A. D Walter J. Reed W. H. Parks Vinyzana Kaenints Yakima County Woo Munn THE Yakma Bindery Ian First Avenur Yakima Valley Yakima Cascade Lumber Co Milwaukee Pioneer Limited Overland Limited St. Paul Chicago Omaha Kansasity Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry H. S. Rowe Ortland Ore H. J. Manny South Tenth St Tacoma, Wash Nob Hill Minneapolis St. Louis Burlington Twin Cities Burlington’ Hunt Is S. D. Hoover
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