Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . dustries. The foundry businesswas later conducted by the Hunt Company. It will give a view of the distribution of business houses and industries toinsert here the tabulation of these on file in the Commercial Club office. , PROFESSIONS AND MISCELL.\NEOUS C.\LLINGS Accountants (public) 4 Apartment houses 8 Architects 3 Banks 5 Bakeries 6 Barber shops 20 Bowling alleys 2 Blacksmith shops 10 Bottling works 2 Coal and wood yards 7 Contractors and builders (all kinds) 33 Dentists 20 Doc
Lyman's history of old Walla Walla County, embracing Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and Asotin counties . dustries. The foundry businesswas later conducted by the Hunt Company. It will give a view of the distribution of business houses and industries toinsert here the tabulation of these on file in the Commercial Club office. , PROFESSIONS AND MISCELL.\NEOUS C.\LLINGS Accountants (public) 4 Apartment houses 8 Architects 3 Banks 5 Bakeries 6 Barber shops 20 Bowling alleys 2 Blacksmith shops 10 Bottling works 2 Coal and wood yards 7 Contractors and builders (all kinds) 33 Dentists 20 Doctors—a—physicians and surgeons 27 b—Osteopaths 6 c—Chiropractors 3 Dressmakers and fitters 24 Electricians 5 Electric light plants i Garages 14 Gas plants i Hospitals and sanatoriums 3 Hotels 4 Lawyers 24 Liveries—a—-horse 3 b—Auto 3 Machine shops 5 Moving picture theaters 4 Newspapers 4 Painter and paper hangers 4 Plumbing shops , 4 Pool and billiard halls 6 Photograph galleries 4 Printing offices 4 Real estate dealers 31 Restaurants 22 Rooming houses Shoe repair shops 6 Tailor shops 12. KING DA\IU TREES. THREE YEARS OLD, TRAVIS 196 OLD WALLA WALLA COUNTY l)t])artniciit t Drug 8 Dry goods 8 Electrical supply o Flour and feed ^ Furniture 4 General 2 Grocery 35 Hardware 6 Harness and saddlery 6 Implement 5 Jewelry 5 Meat 5 Millinery 8 Shoe 8 Variety—5 and 10 cent 2 Ladies suits and cloaks 2 Perhaps no one business fact is so good a commentary on the financial con-dition of a community as the bank deposits. The banks of Walla Walla have had during the year 1917 an average ofseven million dollars deposits. On January i, 1918, deposits exceeded eightmillions. As we shall see, the banks of the other cities of the district have similar oreven greater amounts in proportion to population. It would doubtless be safeto estimate the bank deposits of the four counties at eleven million dollars, orover two hundred dollars per capita. As a means of indicating the financial st
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