Hearing Notice for Richland Drainage District No 3
Notice to ECH Squire and Jane Doe Squire of Benton County Washington that the County Engineer has filed a report and schedule of lands to be benefited by a drainage ditch with proposed improvements and damages. Hearing set for Monday in Prosser at 10 AM at the courthouse to review route, land parcels, and damages as described in the report.
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Benton County
Washington
Ech Squire
Jane Doe Squire
Board of County Commissioners
Prosser
W. M
I. WM
Nwy
NW Yo NE
Columbia Ave
Richland
Wash
WS Jenkins
Richland Drainage District
Eaton County
F C Harding
Jane Doe Harding
Court House
BR. OW. M
Joseph Green
Jane Doe Green
Clas
Dodge
Board of County Commissioners of
Tom Bierman
Jane Doe Bierman
Ed Waters
Jane Doe Waters
Clark A
Roth R
Notice of Hearing on Drainage District No 3 Morrow Owners
Public notice lists T H Morrow and Jane Doe Morrow as recipients for a hearing on March 2, 1900 at 10 a.m. at Prosser Court House Washington. It details a drainage route with numerous directional bearings and distances across sections in T 9 N R 28 E W M, describing a 2.5 acre parcel east of Columbia Ave and a plan filed by Engineer Drainage District No 3. W S Jenkins County Auditor oversees the process.
Hearing set on drainage district report in Eaton County
The Drainage District No. 3 in Eaton County Washington schedules a hearing for Monday March 5th at 10 oclock A M at the Prosser Court House. The notice details extensive land measurements and boundary references between sections 4 15 T9N R28E, including offsets near the corners and multiple compass bearings. The hearing will review the report on public and corporate roads or railroads, with parties F C Harding and Jane Doe Harding named.
Drainage district ditch plan near Richand town limits
Property owners are notified of a proposed closed drainage ditch across the premises described. The plan runs from 260 feet north of a rail car area to the Columbia River with the ditch top at least three feet below ground. Owner or reputed owner W S Jenkins, county auditor.
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Columbia Ave
Richand
Columbia River
W'S Jenkins
Property Drainage Meeting Set for March in Prosser
Notice from W8 Jenkins County auditor to Joseph Green and Jane Green, owners of land in sections 14 15 T9N R28E W M, about drainage district construction and land use. Proceedings to fix Monday March 1998 at 10 AM at Prosser Court House to determine land occupation for drainage ditch rights along specified centerlines and widths along property lines near Columbia River.
Notice of Hearing Drainage District No 3 Benton County
Notice is given that the Benton County Commissioners will hold a hearing on Monday March 2 at 10 o'clock A M at the courthouse. The description begins at a point on a land parcel and proceeds with a long survey line of many bearings and distances through sections 9 10 11 14 15 in T9N R28E W M, detailing multiple lines and directions to define the drainage district boundary.
Drainage District Lands Description for River Project
Notice outlines required land use for a drainage ditch on the Columbia River district. It specifies a 24 foot wide strip on each side of a center line, starting at a point near a township corner and running 5591 feet, affecting parcels including sections 14 and 28. It names Sw of Sw 4 of Nw 1 and notes the owner or reputed owner.
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Columbia River
WS Jenkins
Hearing Notice for Drainage District No 3 Benton County
Notice of hearing for Drainage District No 3 Benton County Washington addressed to O K Pedy contains detailed field measurements and described property along the Columbia River and canal easement. The document lists the required land strip occupancy and centerline description for a drainage ditch project and identifies Jenkins County Auditor as issuer.
TOWA Grover Hearing On Drainage Ditch Plan In Benton County
Benton County commissioners set March 2 1808 at Prosser Washington for hearing on the Grover drainage ditch project proposal. The plan details acreage, damages, route and improvements including sections 15 14 11 and 10 with a long survey of line bearings to the Columbia River.
Public notice of drainage district survey and land use
County auditor Jenkins notes a drainage district plan for sections 14 9 28 and surrounding tracts. The project requires occupying a 12 foot wide strip on each side of the center line and details a long series of bearing and distance measurements toward the Columbia River.
Notice of Hearing Drainage District No. 3
Notice to Fred Coyle that a hearing will be held by Jenkins County Auditor W 3 Jenkins on the second day of March AD 1900 at 10 oclock ahead to consider a described drainage project. The route runs from a point east of a corner between sections 10 and 11 in Township 9 North Range 28 East W M to Columbia River, containing about 1.5 acres, with owner or reputed owner noted.
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Richland
Benton County
Washington
T. H. Morrow
Jane Doe Morrow
Board of County Commissioners
Oeene Pat Ann di
Thenca
Columbia River
A. D
Prosser
EL W
W. M
Ernst
N. R
Columbia Ave
Wash
W.S. Jenkins
Board of County Commissioners of
Benson County
Court House
Washinton
Aus
E. W
BE. W. M
Towit
Ely
Jenkins
O. K. Pedy
Wasmastreoa
Hearter Said
FE. W. M
B. W. Co. Canal
Amn
Hus
Richland Drainage District
Fred Coyle
Co. Cunal
Dee
Sexy
Nwy
W S Jenkins
Court notice on drainage ditch route near Prosser Washington
Tom Bierman and Jane Bierman transfer notice to Ed Waters and Jane Waters on March 2 1908 at Prosser Court House. Describes the drainage ditch route starting north from the section corner between T9 R8 and measurements detailing lines and distances 2540.6 and 642 feet with several directional bearings and lengths to 5664 feet.
Description of land parcels near Columbia River in Oregon
Legal description chains of bearings and distances through sections 10 and 11 in township 9 north range 28 east detailing a 6.54 acre tract lying west of the B W canal. The notice identifies W S Jenkins as owner or reputed owner and lists the county auditor.
Artist Evans and the Jamaica Mix Up
The New York artist De Scott Evans recalled painting scenes from Jamaica while a visitor claimed Jamaica, the town in New York, bore no resemblance. The exchange reveals how confusion over place names can mislead interpretive art.
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de Scott Evans
Jamaica
New York
Mr. Evans
N. Y
Almanac Faith and Inadequate Teamwork Reflected in Quotes
The text combines quotes from Youth's Companion Old Time Almanac and a Los Angeles Times piece. It contrasts Captain Maybury’s skepticism about artists with a farmer’s belief in almanac forecasts, highlighting themes of teamwork and reliance on traditional wisdom. The anecdotes illustrate tensions between modern practicality and old-fashioned guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Maybury
Los Angeles Times
Dickens and His Beard Seen by Landseer
Frith painted Charles Dickens with a growing beard and recounted that Dickens joked about Landseer seeing it. Landseer, after Italy travels with Edwin, commented gravely that the beard hid much of Dickens’ face, and Dickens was undisturbed by the remark.
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Dickens
Frith
Charles Dickens
Edwin Landseer
Charles Landseer
Edwin
Italy
Lanny
Landseer
All Were Prime Ministers
An eminent surgeon recalls a dramatic encounter with Cardinal Du Bois of France. The cardinal notes rough treatment, while the surgeon asserts every poor patient is a prime minister in his eyes, delivering a dignified retort on patient care.
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Cardinal du Bois
France
Hotel Dieu
Success Magazine
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