North Yakima council approves sidewalk and water franchise actions
The North Yakima city council in regular session granted a $50 allowance to the North Yakima brass band for policing the carnival, formed an assessment district for a sidewalk on Naches avenue, renewed saloon licenses, and rejected remonstrances against a cement sidewalk on south Naches avenue. The major action was final passage of ordinances extending Yakima Water Light and Power Co franchises for 37 years with amendments including lower rates and a $3000 water filter, plus street-licensing debates and a mayoral entertainment committee for visiting fairgoers. The evening closed with debates over patent medicine peddlers and plans for actor Frederick Warde’s visit with Louis James.
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South Naches Avenue
Yakima Avenue
Committee On
South First Street
Pettijohn & Daniels
South Second Street
Wm. McKiver
Yakima Water, Light & Power Co
Messrs. McAuley
Fechter
Dudley
Keck
Moran
Harrison
Liggett
Fisher
Switzer
Lake Keck
Wyman
Shaw
Shannon
State Fair Commission
Removal of Yakima Reservation Superintendent Lynch
Dispatches report Yakima Indian Reservation Superintendent Jay Lynch will be removed from his post. No criminal charges involved, but Special Agent Dickson's weeks of inquiry lead to claims of incompetence and unsystematic duty performance as the grounds for dismissal.
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Jay Lynch
Yakima Indian Reservation
Lynch
Dickson
von Holderbeke
Beck
Yakima Fruit Growers’ Union
Mr. Beck
Tents Wagon Covers Camp Supplies in Local Shop
D R Barton taraware man at 15 South First Street offers tents wagon covers and camp supplies along with fruit cans and sealing wax in a small local business listing.
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D. R. Barton
Taraware Man
South First Street
Chase Ends in Tragic Fall of Hambrook at Portland
About noon last Saturday a prisoner escaped from a hotel via a second story window and a roof jump. Sheriff Yeats fired. the fugitive Hambrook fled through Tucker's livery stable and Front street, pursued by a crowd. He was captured in a haystack then taken to jail but later died after leaping from a moving train in Portland.
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Yeats
Tucker
Hulse
Portland
E. W. Hambrook
Sheriff's Office
Vale of the Willamette
21St Inst
Hambrook
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