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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1906

Page

5

Y M A Sunday Mission Spurs North Yakima Build Plan

A Yakima Y M C A Sunday event drew 1200 in the auditorium and 100 on stage as speakers from Seattle and beyond urged a new $40,000 plus Y M C A building in North Yakima. C W Wilcox and Geo H Stone outlined state trends and business case, while local leaders stressed youth development and community assets as keystones for a enduring monument to the city.

Opera House H. M. Gilbert Yakima Gilbert C. W. Wilcox Washington Roslyn Hoquiam Association Geo. H. Stone Stone-Fisher Co Seattle Tacoma Everett Stone Wking Hank Walla Walla North Yakima Shorrock Theodore Roosevelt The Seattle Association Ann S. Allen Allen Mam Volses

Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Constipation Cure

Advertises chronic constipation relief with pills that remove poisons and restore vigor. Claims cure for sour stomach, nausea, headache, dizziness and colic without griping. Priced 25 cents. Guaranteed by druggist C. C. Case.

Bears Roam Near Yakima As Berry Shortage Drives Them East

In Yakima area notes report a surge of bears around Wilson ridge and Lake Cle Elum due to berry scarcity and fires driving them over. Frye Bruhn sheep camps see frequent bear incursions with multiple animals near tents and doorways. Local herders, including Stubb Phipps and Willie Mills, describe the problem and sightings. Also advertised is Col. Bryant, a dark bay stallion at Palo Alto barns, with pedigree hints and evaluation notes.

Milton Dingman Frye-Bruhn Company Mr. Dingman Wilson Ridge Lake Cle Elum Stubb Phipps Willie Mills Frye- Bruhn Company Col. Bryant Palo Alto South Second Street Elton Egotist Egaton Jas. Ferris Déwif

North Yakima council debates water light and franchise votes

City council wrestles with mayor veto on Yakima Intervalley Traction franchise. Armbruster argues for delays while Thompson pushes to override. Fire alarm upgrades with Gamewell system approved. street grading on Fourth Street funded. water irrigation ordinance discussed. sewer extension debated with Gilligan company. An extended timetable and multiple ordinances shape the week’s municipal actions.

Armbruster Kittitas and Yakima Avenue Thompson Council Armbruster Gamewell Company Fourth Street H Street W. W. Pettijohn North Yakima Union Ditch Company W. E. Dorrington John Gilligan Company Keck Lane Yakima Intervalley Traction Company Marsh Mr. Marsh Parker Reed Jesse H. Rose Mr. Rose Moxee

Pickett Corner Sold To Seattle Tailor Arthur Dean

The business block at Second and A streets, adjacent to the Herald office and owned by B. W. Pickett, was sold Thursday to Arthur Dean of Seattle for 9000 dollars. H. B. Scudder & Co. handled the transaction. Dean will remodel the building for a first class tailoring establishment tied to Dean & Curtiss with outlets in Seattle and Tacoma. Mrs. Cary announces another black hat sale Saturday.

Chas McConnell H. H. Lomhbart North Second Street Greenwood Connell Pickett Second Herald B. W. Pickett Arthur Dean Seattle H. B. Scudder & Co Dean Dean & Curtiss Tacoma

Tax levy fixed at nine mills by city council

The council approved a property tax levy of 9 mills based on a indebtedness of 207702.87 dollars with 1000 dollars cash on hand in the cemetery fund. Expenses include streets, city clerk, fire, water and light, police, libraries, and bonds with various interest costs. The 9 mill rate is divided among current expenses 6.92, outstanding debt 1.00, sewer bond interest 0.34, and public library maintenance 0.32.

City Cleark Public Library Dcavenroy

Booze Brings Four Into Police Court Fines Set

Four men were fined for drunkenness in police court Monday. William Vaughn of New York faced a $25 penalty or release, while Mike Roach was fined $5, Mike Myers $10, and Billy Mack $10 for intoxication after returning from local work. Judge Doust imposed the fines and ordered release with departure from town as applicable.

William Vaughn Billy Mack Mike Roach Mike Myers Vaughn New York Chief Cayou Wapatox Mike Spokane Gibson Government Bumping Lake Judge Doust

Weight loss promises and local business listings in Ellensburg area

An OCR fragment advertises weight reduction claims by Mrs. G. H. Tripp with a free booklet and no exercise, along with a list of local professionals in North and South Yakima including opticians, attorneys, and a physician with office addresses and phone numbers.

G. H. Tripp Ellensburg Wash

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