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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
3
A poem speaks of dreams returning departed loved ones with sweet greetings and living voices. Waking reveals their absence, yet faith promises reunion beyond death in everlasting day, joining the saved in praise at the Savior's feet. By Sallie Wilson, High Point, April 19 1852.
Department of the Interior notices Martin Holzhey heir of Joseph Holzhey of Kennewick Washington who filed homestead entry 13011 on March 4 1904 for 313 NE 4 and lots 1 2 section 6 township 7 1730 E W M to establish final five year proof before the Register and Receiver at the Walla Walla land office on September 29 1909 witnesses listed: Wm Price W Smalley Charley Rand and John P Smalley all of Kennewick Washington.
United States Land Office records the Northern Pacific Railway Company filing on July 12 1909 to select NW14 Sec 12 Tp6N R27E W M under 1898 and 1906 acts. Adverse claimants or objections citing mineral character must file protest affidavits in Walla Walla before August 27 1909. A J Gillis Not Coal land.
Rudolph H Nordhoff of Seattle has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim in section 10 township 2 east, W. M. before the Register and Receiver at Walla Walla on September 21, 1909. Witnesses: C T Giezen, Oscar James, Harry Van Horn, and George Ander. Not coal land. A C Gillis.
The Acting Secretary of the Interior vacates withdrawal for irrigation lands in Washington under the Yakima Project. Lands not yet restored may be settled after October 5 1909 but entry or selection is forbidden before November 4 1909 at Walla Walla land office. No rights may be gained from settlements begun after June 23 1909.
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