Ben ton County Board of Equalization 1907 meeting action
The Benton County Washington Board of Equalization met August 9 1907 at 9 30 a m with all members present. They notified affected parties of renewed intent to raise property valuations under paragraph 62 of the state revenue law. Details include an increased 7500 to 8600 for Denning Hotel improvements and reductions for land valuations due to errors or lack of water rights, plus a board valuation of 300 for certain personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization of
Benton County
Wash
Denning
Prosser
W. J. Aumiller
W. C. Travis
W G
King & Son
Kennewick
Wasrh
Robert Galloway
Pasco
H M Ashbaugh
Dave Sprinkle
John Garrison
Klickitat Co
Kennewick Hardware Co
H Gloyd
Benton Co Abstract & Title Vo
Fay F. Dean
W. S. Jenkins
Don F Cresswell
Washinton
A. D
Anderson
P. O
Washington
Foreclosure and Public Notices From Kennewick 1907
Multiple legal notices from Benton County Washington include a foreclosure summons for Harriet Beach executor of Charles J Beach with claims against Martha Harper and unknown heirs on Beach’s First Addition land in Kennewick. Additional notices announce final homestead proof for David C Gibbs and William H Kehoe, and a divorce action of Rawson Beagles versus Alta Beagles with a sixty day response window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
State of Washington
Benton County
Harriet Beach
Charles J. Beach
Martha Harper
Aury
Yakima
Beach’s
Kennewick
Sakima
Washington
Superior Court of the
Rawson Beagles
Alta Beagles
Alta Heagles
Ransom Beagles
A. D
C. O. Anderson
P.O
Apple Bitter Rot and Weather Conditions
The article notes differences in susceptibility among apple varieties to bitter rot with Yellow Newtown being most prone. It explains that hot moist weather favors the fungus, mentions Bordeaux spraying as effective, and gives application timing to save most fruit. It also includes a humorous anecdote about a Philadelphia attorney and an Irish witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Willow
Huntsman
Ben Davis
York Imperial
Grimes
W. M. Scott
Bureau of Plant Industry
Notice of land claim proof in Walla Walla district
Department of the Interior announces Alfred L. Shook of Kennewick Washington has filed for a land claim in section 34 township 1 North range 28 East Willamette Meridian. A proof hearing is set before the register and receiver in Walla Walla on August 27 1907 with witnesses D C Gibbs S E Walker D W McCoy and A E Sweaney of Kennewick Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Walla Walla
Wash
David C. Gibbs
Kennewick
US Land Office
Walla Walla, Wash
L Snook
E Walker
E Sweeney
Washington
Interio
Land Office
Alfred L. Shook
D. C. Gibbs
S. E. Walker
D. W. McCoy
A. E. Sweaney
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ST. Paul & Tacoma
The
C. W. Gamble
A. L. Norton
Mgr
Watson Bros
Xs Sf
KEW
Mwennewick, Wash
N. B.C
National Biscuit Company
QO. K. Soda Bottling Works
Geo. C. Fendler, Prop
Kennewick Transfer Co
Brunswick
C. E. Tripp & Son
Board OF Equalization
Sadie Conway
M Garber
Lars Erickson
M Frans
F Pierce
Cole
Rose N Richards
Beach
Amon
Moore Don F
Cresswell
G King
McReynolds
L.A Wilson
SEY Ney
Don F. Cresswell
Man
Bear - Bk
Bowen
Kennewick, Wn
Lot No
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railwa
Y. D. Charlton
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Celt
Wosuau
Kennewici Club
Igars
A. Bell
Prosi
Kennewick, Wash
Shafer
G. D. Hunter
Biel
Ebr Gunes
Uen
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