Sheriff J H Randall and J D Marsh Named for Court Roles
The notice lists Sheriff J H Randall for the sheriff role and J D Marsh for clerk of court with W S Jenkins as an emsee in the ceremony.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
4
The notice lists Sheriff J H Randall for the sheriff role and J D Marsh for clerk of court with W S Jenkins as an emsee in the ceremony.
The Prosser Record notes the anomaly of county seat papers hesitating to back the ticket while Benton County Republican supports it. The Courier lauds the ticket and Congress record, highlighting irrigation laws and leaders Ankeny and Jones. Kennewick and the Northwest growth are cited as context.
R B Walker the republican nominee for treasurer appeals to voters citing long county office service in Whitman County and familiarity with tax rolls as deputy assessor. He owns property in the county and is a longtime state resident, presenting strong qualifications for efficient public service. Ordinance prohibits females in Kennewick saloons and sets penalties for violators.
Mr. W S McMaster left the vnl due to ill health while rebuilding an 8 acre tract south of town. W F Carle family report Moscow Idaho news of a daughter regaining her voice after four years of loss. D W M Hatfield praised for specialty work. Hanson Rich and S R Sterns visit Finley. Sterns owns a 40 acre tract near the townsite. Valley House hotel sign forthcoming. M A Cooper supplies beef weekly. D Snider and family plan Fort Spokane for winter work.
Kennewick voters are informed that the registration books close October 16 1906 for the Kennewick precinct. Those residing in the precinct who do not register by then cannot vote in the November 6 1906 election. Registration Clerk H M Asunavucu signs the notice. Fresh doughnuts pies cakes and cookies advertised at Hawes Home Bakery.
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