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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

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State Fair Opens With Expanded Grounds And Reduced Admissions

The State Fair gates will open Monday with a larger display and bigger crowds than ever. Improvements include a bigger grand stand, better booths, and enhanced grounds decor. Admission drops to 25 cents with 25 cent round trips from Seattle or Tacoma. special rates for families and distant visitors are offered. Officials expect a strong turnout from Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, with many attractions and a busy race schedule featuring over a hundred horses and notable judges and dignitaries.

Seattle Tacoma Northwest Washington Oregon Idaho State of Washington Chelan Pierce Clarke Columbia Yakima Whitman Walla Walla Rogers Yakima Band John FE. Baldwin Salem Ore A. J. Splawn W. J. Spillman Agricultural Department Orlando Beck Horticultural E. A McDonald H. H. Collier A. B. Weed Pavilion W. W. Browning Ogden Utah J. A. Balmer Matt Bartholet Ellensburg Robert Leighton Vancouver B. C

North Yakima Schools Open With Partial Enrollment

North Yakima opened for the term with 672 pupils across High, Columbia, and Central schools as harvest and fair timing dampen attendance. Staff lists include superintendent A. R. Jolley and principals Ella Stair, F. H. Plumb, and Frank E. McGinnis, among others.

North Yakima F. H. Plumb Central Columbia Nob Hill Dickey Boundar A. R. Jolley Ella Stair Arthur J. Wise Eugene R. Garrison Central School J. E. Schwartze Columbia School

New School House at Nob Hill Planned

Nob Hill district patrons and directors met last Tuesday night and decided to build a new school house costing not more than $8,000. The four room building will be southeast of the Richard's place on the Bracket tract.

Henrietta Engart Seattle Atkinson & Mentzer F. M. Con Yakima Hardware Co Nob Hill

Freight Wreck Delays Trains Near Venus Tuesday Night

A freight train derailed when a brake beam broke, causing three cars to jump the track at Venus. The incident halted the 2:10 eastbound and 2:28 westbound for hours until morning. Also advertised: drilling position open for a skilled drill operator, apply to J. B. Groner.

Venus Sa. m

Big Fire Destroys Drug Store in Prosser

A 1:40 a.m. blaze leveled C. A. Jensen’s drug store and adjoining building in Prosser. Williamson Bros. suffered stock losses, Sprinkle's general store saved with effort. Total loss around 2100 dollars with insurance on Jensen’s stock and buildings listed.

C. A. Jensen Prosser Williamson Bros Sprinkle Williamson

Business Men in Theatricals Preview San Francisco Run

The New York Herald reports that A Wise Woman will make several stops before a San Francisco run. The writer urges the company to stay one night locally, arguing a first class troupe could support a longer western engagement and provide relief to local audiences.

New York Herald San Francisco

Suspect Held on Larceny Charge After Robbery Incident

George rkas appeared before Justice J JacCrimmon on Tuesday for larceny and was held for trial in the superior court in 500 bail. George Wilson the surveyor reported his valise with notes and clothing stolen last Saturday evening. The valise was found in the ante room of a Douglas saloon while he was away. Officer Wilhite made the arrest on Monday and Wilson identified the goods.

George Rkas J. JacCrimmon George Wilson Douglas Wilhite Wilson

County of Yakima V. Conrad and Conrad

Supreme court upholds the county’s action to enjoin the Conrads from obstructing a public road. The road had been used as a public highway for twenty years and the lower court found obstruction occurred. The decision affirms the injunction against blocking the travel path.

Supreme Court Yakima County County of Yakima A. P. Conrad W. D. Conrad

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