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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Gcunecttcut.

Sn Nnionin %criitirt Gin Club
ser S6peigiamcn, Der leine bohite
auioabc in Der Yflcge bc5 Stiaihlpeis
1ens unb Der B~ortfnrgbcit crblidt.
Seltiamcr 8eiie iinb Die Wit9licOcr
,ieies Clubs oQe Sraucn ltno 5iuur
,erbeirdtbete 1rallcn. Die Den b06iten
SeieGI6nftsfrciien n%ngcboren. Sbre
~Sbe9dtten inn gum grDBten She'll
aoppfatcu, Hihter. Ier3te, Yolitifer,
lnb JIG biuigen ni6t nur Die Sebin9s
lnaen, Die Der Club icincn Mitglie>
oeril ouferlcgt, Ionbern lie ipcibeu lid
eltit nit Snbrunlt Der Tilegc Deg
5ciliqcn S6ipeigens uub preilen Die
Mitglicbi6aft ibrcr Sraltcn ais Die
iineritc 0enGbr pollfonntcnen che
-ihcu Sriebcns. Sic Stntllten bes
Glll6s umiailen folgenbe &crorbmins
zen : Seine iibcrfliiiii9e 8eoen baltcu,
iift bisfutiren, bas 2ddbeln Der @nts
Jeening p~or3iebcn. penn mar ni6t
lnoers fam als SI eripibern, in n0g>
(id)it fur3eu SdBen iprcden, nle Sc
iprG6c ouf baS duberitc 0finimum
,ini6rGnfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
9eraS.

= Sn einem 2anbitdbthen i'm obc>
rem Sern5 perliGcrte Dor GINGER 3eit
elm flugcs 8duerlein CUR gleihen Seit
iein Grunbitiid geecn Seuer unb has
9ebcn ieiner Srau. MIs cine5 Cages
cine feline 6iitte auf icinem 2arbe
nieoerbrannte. forberte CT cinen 10
bobcn Shabcncrias, bnb bic Seriifes
rings : @eiellidaft es biliger fnno.
linn cine meme Siitte 81 6nllen. Im
folgenben Gage bc9db lid Ger Naun
nod oem Surcnu Der @eielihaft uno
erfldrte, bnB CT Die |criihefung BEG
2eben5 icincr Srnu riid9dnsig 81
MADDEN ipilnihe. .T6er iparum
benn?" ipirhc CT ocfrngt. Snrnuf
~nntportctc CT: .1eil ih, und)bcm sic
mir cine ncue Siitte nnitott bcs Welhes
gesebcn ba6cn, nnncbmcn mllB. ba6
sic mir. lpeun Die Belt fonrmt. aud,
cine rcue Srnu a~nltatt bes 8elocs
9eben iperben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

ipadt ia DUR 3eit III Srantrcic5 nit
grpBcr Observation-Disclosures alee, mas
nit Den Observation-Disclosures" in
WerbinOnng itcbt. Sic Brinseiiin cnts
l6loB lid besbalb bieler Gage, cine
&riegslilt in Inipenoun9 81 brineen:
ne ltrieb ibrcr Dfutter eincn grief.
norm es bieB: o2iebe Namu, ih lcac
nod Die eriten bdni'hen @cildlen bel,
bcnfe meiner. ipenn tic buften" 800.
abcr lie le9te feline @eilden bell linz
9ebenb erbielt lie jebpd) ben miitterz
lidJcn Sanf mir Die biibiden 9liimz
den. Die Yrin8eiiin lit nunntebr felt
iibcr3engt. irgenb elm pffi5ieler Brief
marbcr babe bas S6reibcn eeleien
unb in Der Weinung. Die bGnii6en
Seilfen ieien beim Seffnen abbanben
setommen. frnn5DiiiGe @eilhen ais
griab bineineelegt, beuor er Den Sricf
piener S%lin1ddlte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
ste ntoroerii6e &ungcnents
3iiuout0

Bate meiue rchtc &un9e crnitli6 ar@
5egriffen", 11reibt Srnn Sannie Sons
nor bon 8urnl Houtc /. 9cpr9etolprl,
Eenn., limb 8rpar hernrt, baB th be-
ltd1oig Gag unb gtadt buitete nno Die
Eropbe3eiul9 Der 9tadbarn -
sGipinOiudt = ifien uluus6IeibIih.
bis mir mein Wnnn cine Slai6c bon
Or. Sings Nelp DISCOVERY beim
brad1te, nelbes it'd III meinem Sale
as ein3iges nnbrcs &eilmittcl ge9en
5uiten uno ais Der cin3i9e 8ieOer>
berIteller bon i6ipaden, tpunoen
2uneen erfpies." @enn allc aubereu
peilmittel lid ols uu5uldiii9 cripeiicn,
10 mo9en sic troboem in Dem Sample
1egcu 2ungen unb Salsiibel nit Dem
Rem SiScpbern, Dem nabren Seil>
mittel, ben Sie9 oapon trn9en. Ga
cdnticrt III Der Ipotbefc bon z. w.
Ruetc, 656 Moin Strabe, Su>
ollaue, Soma. Slai6en 81 80 Gents
unD $1.00. &robeflai6e frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

3iihe befiuben iid bier gauge gleis
little 5um 3ipcdc oieier Gintrn9ungen.
ga II nber Die Sahl Der Serren.
Die I'M fran5oiiihen Senote poripres
tcn, cine iebr srobe lit. nnb nidt ics
Der einen 8leiitift bel lid fiibrt. ipdbrt
es natiirlih cine scraltme 3eit, bis
ale ibre Tdnlen in bic Cite geifriez
ben baben. lin bieies uilansenebme
mn nerpos matenbc Wartcn nb5uz
fiir5en, beiiubt ipphl Der Cine pber Der
Nnbcre eineu Siillfeberhalter, ben er
bel lid bat, unb trGgt icinen Mnmen
nit 5inte Elm. Senesmnl miro uber
bon Den Siencrn oieic Sintenihriit
prompt surildeeipieien. Benn nun
Der Ibseipieiene eritalnt urb inbia@
rirt cine @rfldrlina forpert, crbGIt er
Die mcrfpiiroise Iusfunft. baS nit
Sinte Inn feincn Erei5 gcifrieben
iperbcu bari. peil Damn @efabr be-
itebt, baS dilf pieie @ciic bic iforen
gelben Siidoeden Sintcnfiedc be-
tommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
@iSeomNn.

Gin 5err aus Wiluorlfee, pel>
der fiir5lih bon elmer Heiic naf
europa 5uriidsetebrt ut. buttc in,
fran5oiiihen Senats @cbdube 5u tbun
uuo bier fiel linn cine merfpiirbige
Sitte AMI, lpelde eineu neuen Be-
peis fir Die oft ei9entbiimli6en Sc
brdudle I'M Heihe bes Serri4ers 9u<
reautrntifus %licfert. Sn Den Tors
5immern bes Senatss @ebGlioes in Der
fran3oiiihen 6auptitabt linb Die lanz
gen Glide nit idonen 9elben Seden
bcbeft. Iui bielcn SiIfen lieaen
MN Die 2iiten auf. i'll Die ii6 Die 8es
iuber nit Namen nno Mbreiie cintras
gen miliicn Die eirem EQUATOR cinen
Wunid porautrngen bnben oper i'm
perionIih iprehcn polen. auf pem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
YeWniDIvanta.

- Ser Sarrisburscr @einnbte eis
rler ausldnbiihen WroBnnft pnrbc
bon ieiner Hesierrus bena1rihtist.
baB cine StaatsanscbDrige. Die in
Sarrisburs lebte. beren ndbere @breiie
aber nift befannt mar. cine Wilion
geerbt babe. Or sibt Snierat iiber
Sniernt in alien 3eitun9eu auf, bod
pergebens. Die @eiubte melbet lid
nidt. Sa ipenbet er lid an Die be-
fanntlif iebr finbige StabtzI oli5ei.
rub bieic beniiftrast cinen Seteftip
nit ben Nafiorihuugen. Nah @er@
laif zines Ionates lteut li6 Ger
Sctcftip bel ieincm Gbef Gin. SHIN?
llnb Die Srau?" SD babe JIG gefunz
ben, mtnortete Der Scteftip. Bern
ipel! gSo lit iie?" .3u Sn,lIe bel
mir. geitcrn babe ib lie sebeiratbei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
VebraSfa.

Sn cinem StGbtfen pbiaen
Staates bate es beincbe cinen regis
ldren 3eyen@Y ro5eB gegebcn. Gin
20 Sabre alter Sarrncr Narcns Gar
bens perlangte cinen Tcrbaftsbefchl
se9en Die 20 Sabre alte @iiB 2unbias,
Die crit ieinen Sobn, baum ieiu &ieb
uno ihlieblid, i'm iclbcr ~berbert"
baben ion. go seihebcn i'm Stautc
Tebrasfn i'm Sabre oes Seils 1907;
elm peiterer geipcis bon Der ~boben
geiitigcn Gntpidluna ser 0olfse
maiien" in unierm iogenanntcu oaufs
gefldrten 3citalter". Nntiirlih ipllrbc
Der alte Snrmer nit leiner Seren>
flnge absepieicn; @tiB 2unoias fam
abcr sod frob icin. bnB mir niht in
Der Seit lcbcn, alS Cotton 0tatber
!6eren pro8eIiierte unb IN Salenl,
Nnii.. Die Sdeiterbauien lobtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
SIT ,uteOer int 0ci66ite.

oGls mcine Sreunbc elnubtcn, bnB
id bicic 8elt balb perlniien uiirce.
pegen llnperDaulihteit, Nerp0iitdt uub
lagemeincr Sbpdhc", ihrcibt U. u.
Chisholm. Sreaopeq, 81. ~, limb nls
ss Idien, als lei ieoe Soffmrn9 Dabin.
Ipuroe i6 ilbcrreoet electric Sitters
gu perlucben, unb es frciit mid. 81 ia
zen, boB ih auf Dem @e9e Der 6eiz
lung bin. SD gebc jest meinen &C.
i6dften na6, ipie lett differs her. unb
i6 rebme tdglih al @efpiht 3u."
Bette Stdrfurgse Mr5nei oui Der @cIt.
8arantiert III Der Npotbcfe bon 9.
8. Huctc, $50 Wain StraBe, Sue
5uque, Soma. Rreis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Wi6igau.

Inter Dem Sitel Ser &0ni9
bon ct. Sames III @abrbeit unb
0ihtung", bringt bic .Nmerifu" fole
seroe intcrcnante Siitorifa iibcr
ienen Soipic Der pier5iger unD fiinis
Sioer Sabre bcS pe%rfloiienen Sabr>
bunberts, Den Wormoneniilbrer &0nig
Strang:
Die nnterifanii6e Ercilc beiibt Gin
signcs. niht 9erabe riibmenslpertbes
BeIfid our @eiGiftsfGli6mg. sic
berrdtb Dies nIft nlr burf) Die Neis
aung. 9cgenipdrtigcn Grei9niiien cinen
icnlatiouelen IuipuB gu perlcibcn.
Ipnbern oid burch bic Iprlicbe, nit
Der lie dlteren @cidebniIien cine ntDg>
lic6it grellc Gppretur aufleBt, III Der
Nblidt. tic Dem @c'dmud cines Sciez
publifimis an5upniicn. Dos bnran ges
fpobnt lporbcn lit, iIr nuf itarfe 8ei5e
Bill rengieren.
Inter Der lleberI6rift: .Gus ,S0z
rigs Strnu9'3 Sagen" piiicu Die
Sldtter 3ur 3cit gnn6 mcrfiuiiroiac
2ingc 3u bcridten. Iufgefriidt
lplroc Die @rinnerun9 nn Den Id)iSs
matiidcn Wormoucrfiibrer Stran9
nngeblidh. Our6 Die A%uifinbung De5
tbeilreiie ner6ranuteu HumpfeS zines
Boots auf Dem i'm Mihigoniec 9clcs
8encn 8coper S5lanO, hn5 no6 1910
ShduplaB elmer Der cigcnnrtigitcn
rcli0i0S : commumiitiidlen &eriude
uulercs, en- ioldJen lltopieu 10 rciden
2nnbes Hclueien lit. Sn9 ~geiuuocne
gpot ioll uatiIrli6 benz S~dru1rmcr
pebDrt baben. her ,por etipa ciuem
6ul6en Snbrbunocrt" iibcr @coper IS
lamb berriGte. 1&i@t 5uirieben NIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Bon elmer epimme eebtWen.

Surh Slutrergiftung. pclhe ine
iolpc zines Sp%innenbines eirsetreten.
bate Sobann @nibington aus Sosz
o%ucpile, Scrns.. iein @ein perloren,
lpelfcs 81 elmer giniie BON p%ffenen
@unben 9ciporben ipdre. bate pere
Icl6e lid niht iiberrcscn laiien,
9uflen's Irnifa Salbc 5u periuhen.
Gr ihreibt: Sic critic Inpeublne
brahte mir Sinberung, nnb bier
S6afteln heiltcu MIDI bon allen meiz
ncll @unoen." Seilt icbe Bunbe.
Gum Treiie bon % Gents IN Ser
Ipotbefe pon Z. @. Tuetc. sos
Wain StraBe, Su6uoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Ter VreiS Der @efuuobcit.

Ser Yrcis Der @eiunpbeit in eli
iem Iolaria 9iitrittc lit % Geuts;
Der Yreis elmer Shohtel bon Or.
Rin9's Nep Siie Iiucn". ifreibt Gaa
Slapton bon giolanb, Nrf. Mem 2iie
Yi0en reinisen auf gelirpc 8eiie unb
bringcn DEM gan5en Spiteme nelies
9cben unS 9raft. 3u % Gents unb
aarnntiert IN Der Slpotbefc bon z. w.
500 Iain StroBe. Sus
buauc, Soipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
s.sxsasb,.rssr Gazette, piensias, ben 2. a.ril 1907

mar, supbl aber elmer jencr merfmiir=
bieen Seelenucrtiibrer, AT benen bic
MISREPRESENTATION nnieres 9anhcs 10
reid ut. Inns bGlidt. Die @dbrbeit
lit ailf in bieiem Sale picl ieltiamer
linp ci9entbiimlider ais Die Or
finouna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
@errd.beriidje Seilden.

Cine Sopenbaaener 3eitlns meiB
iolgenoeS @eIhi6then 81 e~rSdblen:
Die Yrin5eIiin 8%albemar, Sohter beS
Ser5o9s bon 9bartres, be9tc idpn ieit
ldnserer 3eit ben Verbaht, baB ibre
Sriefe on Die Ser5osin, ibre Miltter.
uafbem tic bic franaoiiihe @renSe
paiiirt bnttcn. pon nmtspe9en aeofis
net uno 9eleien iuurben; man iibers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
1amD! 9AnO!3 ano!
8eneOiftiaer : Sater in Sflaboma.

6athpliidle 9eier. bic 2ano in benz reuen
Staate Oklahoma su fanieu porr 81 rerten ee-
SentinoIe beiuden. SaS 9nnS lit erittlaiie un6
iiir bic z eeIiorge Der 2dtbplttcn in bieiel sfuet
Counties iuiro burdl Die Sencoittiner Batter
befteus geiprst. I'm uGhere 9luStunit idbre:6e
man an HeO. Suftiu Vsirat, 6. .. ~, occr
al Sro. Ssbr Saraeg. 4. q. ~, Sacreo
peort Nbbep. Saereo peart 4. 8, eta. Ses
trefi eroe iuerben Gudb BON SuoerIdiigeu 2ano.
perfiuiern 9dnoereien Su niebrigcn 9reiien uno
IN Der Rabe pom Stoot uuo Stride iid)ern.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
$4,000 PUBLIC SCHOOL
i,ids VIII be Called Tor ~ Brick and
Cement RuiIdtng within
Next sixty Days

In talking with Mr.. Carr, president
of the school board, we learned that it
has been decided to build brick
school house. The partition walls will
be made of concrete. The plans can
be seen by any one interested at the
office of Adams & Carr. As soon as
some minor details in relation TO the
sale of the bonds are arranged bids will
be called for.
The building is TO be 66x76 two
stories with BASEMENT under the entire
building. 1t will be heated with hot
air furnace. The ventilation will be
as near perfect as it is possible to
make it. Turnout it will be provided
with every modern convenience. The
approximate cost is estimated at slS,-
600.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

The county commissioners came up
10 Cashmere Tuesday TO look over the
bridge proposition across the Wenat-
chez river al the foot of Pleasant ave
nue. in this town, 10 replace the old
bridge washed away last fall, After
looking it over they decided TO put in
the bridge providing that the town OF
Cashmere and the people interested in
it. would build the approaches.
The bridge is TO be 800 feet in
length and built OF steel IN spans of $50
feet each. Bids have been submitted
to the county commissioners for build
ing the structure by several different
parties.
Mayor Jones took up the proposition
Of raising the necessary funds TO do the
required work, and circulated peu-
ton whereby he received pledges for
$500 10 be contributed in work or
money by the donors. Cashmere Re
cord.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

Mr.. Lamb, president of the Lamb
Davis Lumber Co., with his wife, ar
rived from Pasadena, Cal, last Friday.
He spent the winter in California and
while there contracted a serious throat
trouble from which he has been suffer
ing since he arrived here. In MI.
Lambs party were a number OF friends
from Clinton, Iowa, among whom we
learned the names of Mr.. Mccoy, an
attorney Of Clinton, Iowa, who is ac-
companied by his wife; and Misses
Clotille and Ormalee Mccullough, from
Minnesota. There are a number OF
Others in the party, but we could not
learn their names. Mr.. Lamb and his
friends are occupying his private resi-
dence on the bank of the river.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
COMMISSIONERS MEET
Let Contract for Two Bridges to Cost
sIO,S69 and Inspect sites
for other Bridges

The commissioners let the contract
last week for the building of two new
steel bridges across the Wenatchee
river. One at Cashmere and the other
at Monitor. I. J. Bailey & Co. of We
natchee were the lucky bidders. The
bridge at Cashmere is to cost S6S74
and the one at Monitor $3oo5.
In response to petitions for bridges
at Peshastin and above Tom Henry S
place near Peshastin, the board of coun-
ty commissioners drove to the sites of
the proposed bridges for the purpose of
personally viewing the sites and also to
inspect some of the public roads in the
same vicinity.
L. V. Wells and J. E. Porter both
handed in their designations as mem
bers of the county board of education,
and c. H. Armstrong and A. l.. Brown
were appointed in their places.
Jas. Edwards was appointed justice
of the peace for Leavenworth.
w. A. Sanders was granted SIS pei
month as salary for acting as purchasing
agent for the county.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1907.
The following was the verdict
Of the coroner's jury in the case
OF the Leavenworth Commercial
Club: ''Died because there
wasn't life enough in it to live. ;"

A tip passed out to the editor of
The Echo this week inclines him TO
the belief that the powers of the
Great Northen railway have decided
TO make use of the site for an electric
power plant at the foot of first lake,
two miles up the canyon to develop
power 10 operate trains thru the tunnel
An engineering party spent between
two and three months the past winter
taking measurements and other nee
essay data to determine the probable
cost and the amount of power that
could probably be developed.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
Separate school District Denied

At the hearing for new school dis
trict in Cascade Orchards, on April ID,
a good representation from the territory
of the proposed district was present.
On behalf of the Leavenworth board,
Mr.. Carr proposed transportation of the
children, and the advantages and dis
advantages were fully discussed. Some
of the petitioners favored an independ-
ent district, but considering the as
sessed valuation OF the property within
the proposed boundaries, it was con-
ceded to be unwise at this time to at
tempt to form a new district.
A school building for the primary
pupils and, probably later on, transpor-
tation for the older pupils to the high
school was generally favored.
Supt. Riste denied the petition for a
new district and Messrs. Lamb and
Baunton were appointed as a commit
tee to confer with the Leavenworth
board and make satisfactory arrange
ments. Mr.. Riste says, i favor the
building of one-room school house in
which the first four grades would be
taught, and later on, as the population
increases, the transportation proposed
by Mr.. Carr"
Where conditions warrant, a local
school where primary pupils can be
taught near home is better than trans
porting. A teacher can do good work
with three or four grades if the number
of pupils is small, say twenty or twenty
five.
Leavenworth is getting in condition
to have a good school system. Mr..
Cars idea is a correct one. A united
district can bes, provide for the needs
of the children.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

"Wenatchee is no place for beggars
and hoboeS; there is no necessity foI
any able-bodied man 10 beg on the
streets; and citizens are requested to
notify the marshal OF any occurrences
of this kind" The foregoing state
ment was made by Mayor T. NJ. Sche-
Bile today. y do not PROPOSE" the
mayor continued, TO stand for either
beggars or DRINKS on our streets. This
drunken hilarity and idle loafng must
stop. It is a menace TO our city and
the police authorities viii be asked TO
use extra vigilance 10 break il up
Wenatchee World.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
Dissolution Notice

The arm OF Thomas Burke and ], u. Al.
ans heretofore doing a saloon business in
the town of I.eaNenworth. Wash, under the
firm name and style of Burke 4 Co, was dis.
solved by mutual consent ON the Sth DAY OF
Anril liT j. n, Adams retiring from the
firu and Thomas Burke continuing the bus
mess at the old stand and assuming all la
bilities, II any. Accounts payable Ia burke
4 ~ may he maid 10 Thomas Burke al the
saloon. or 10 j. h. Adams at the office ot Adj
ans s Carr. Gail and pay same not later
than Nav l. 1897 Thomas Burke,
Is-st J. h. Adams.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

Judge Taylor was engaged last Mon
day in dishing out justice TO A. A.
BRYAN who was charged with commit
ting trespass on the property of c. J.
Anderson. The state was represented
by L. J. Nelson. Mr.. Bryan conduct
ed his own defense. The court asses
ed the fine and cost 1895 agains, the
the defendant.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

Mrs. Geo. T. Walker, Mrs L. P.
Durand, Mrs. H. X. FeatherStone and
John Laden departed on Monday fol
Seattle, joining Mrs Geo. Beam and
John Kuelbs from Cashmere. Mrs.
Walker is the delegate from the local
lodge of the Degree of Honor, to the
Grand lodge which met in Aberdeen,
Wash, on Wednesday April 10. Mr..
Laden being the representative from
the local lodge of the United Work
men which meets at the same time and
place. Mrs. Beam and Mr.. Kuelbs
are the representatives from the Cash
mere lodges. Mesdames Featherstone
and Durand left the party at Seattle
where they will visit with friends for a
week.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

Fred J. Young and Mrs. Lizzie
Rodespouch were married at the
Hotel Clifford Wednesday, Judge
TAYLOR performed the ceremony.
Both parties hail from Wenatchee and
we are told, intend to make their home
in LeavenwoTth.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
DccI,ie tn Build Town HaIl, Employ
Deputy Marshal, and
Allow Hills

The mayor ana louI ulSihOSiS VI ''>
council were present at the regular
meeting Tuesday night Councilman
Ramsey being absent.
Councilman Hansen chairman OF the
committee on town hall, appointed at
the last meeting submitted his report,
After the report was read Councilman
Woldenberg moved that public
meeting be called to get an expression
of the tax payers on the matter OF
building town hall. The motion
was lost for want of a second.
The motion to adopt the report OF
the committee prevailed. The report
provided for the building of one story
frame building 3sxS2, with ten foot
ceiling, which was afterwards increased
to twelve feet. As it is planned the
building will be divided into a room
for the magistrate, a council chamber
a room for the fire apparatus and two
lock up rooms. Without painting
electric light wiring an plumbing the
cost is roughly estimated at $1,000
The mayor appointed committee
of three. Featherstone, Hansen, and
Halfway, who are to prepare specif-
cation and advertise for bids.
The clerk was instructed TO write
the Dungeness Trading Co., Dungeon
ess Wash, to remove. the tumble down
barn east of Thomas's store, failing TO
do so it will be declared a nuisance.
The petition of D. H. Magyar and
Others asking the council to take such
action as was necessary 10 have side
walks laid on Eighth and Ninth streets
between Front and Commercial streets
and on both sides of Commercial street
from Eighth to Division street. So
that our readers may understand just
where the sidewalks are to be laid, we
will state, Eighth is between The King
Co.'S Store and The Mercantile Co.,
and Ninth is the street between the
Loskamp building and Keating's hard
ware store, Division is just east of
Harry Moore's residence.
Councilman Woldenberg introduced
resolution instructing the town at
torney to notify the railroad company
that unless they at once agreed to open
crossing over the railroad track steps
would be taken to open crossing by
law. The resolution failed to meet
with second.
The salary of the deputy Marshall was
fixed at SIS per month and on molten
of Councilman Woldenberg the salary
of the marshal was increased $40 per
month. Just why this was done when
Marshal Debord never asked for an in
crease or intimated that he was dis
satisfied with the salary he has been
receiving, was not explained.
The marshall was notified to inforce
the dog tax ordinance and also the
ordinance against stock running at
large.
The following bills were allowed;
Leavenworth Mere, for groceries
furnished small pox patient SSS.4S
Recording deed to King lot 81,
VIM. Rice hauling 50
Lem Howerton 81.
]. G. Debord March salary SIS.
Bert Coble one night as Waterman
Sis.
D. H. Magyar, printing for February
and March, Sl6.0S
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

Martin Lewis came in from Califor-
MIA the first of this week and on We'd
nesday in company with George Per
singer left on the Blewett stage for
the Niger creek mining district.
Mr.. Martin has been interested in
mining property in this section for the
past fourteen years and has done con-
siderable development work on prop
critics located on Niger creek. He
spent several months here last summer
and will likely devote the larger part of
this to the work of further developing
his property.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

DR. Benson Wood a throat specialist
arrived from Seattle yesterday morning.
He came in answer 10 call from Mr.
Lamb who is suffering from a throat
affection which he contracted in
California. Mr.. Seymour tells us that
Mr.. Lamb is improving and viii soon
be able to get out and enjoy the sun
shine and mountain air.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

Mr.. Sutton manager of Library hall
announced last week that piano would
be given to the lady who attends the
largest number OF dances given in Ii
brary hall between the first Of April
and January /, 1908 Numbered cupons
will be given TO all the ladies present
The first cupons were distributed last
Saturday night. The prospect Of get
ting piano and all the dancing
thrown in created considerable COM
ment.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12

A recent number of a Wenaichee
paper says the railroad up the Columbia
river to Oroville will not be built this
summer.