Proposed Washington recall amendment to state constitution
The state seeks voter approval at the 1912 general election for sections 38 and 34 of article one allowing recall and removal of elective officers and the election of their successors. It outlines recall petition requirements, thresholds, and legislative steps to implement the measure while preserving initiative and referendum rights. The notice is signed by I. M. Howett and dated July 1 in Olympia.
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State of Washington
Secretary of State
State of
Washington
Olympia
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Filing
Department of the Interior notice announces Anna Fritsche on behalf of heirs of Fritrick Bindernagel filing final five year proof to claim land in Willamette area. The hearing before Ott Z Henderson will occur September 9, 1912 in Kennewick Washington. Witnesses named are George Town Alfred Amon William Amon and Frank Larkin of Kennewick. Not coal land. Jon H. McDonald register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Walla Walla
Washington
Anna Fritsche
Fritrick William Bindernagel
Seattle
Wash
Will. Meridian
Ott Z. Henderson
Kennewick
George Town
Alfred Amon
William Amon
Frank Larkin
Jon H. McDonald
Kennewick Ordinance on Local Improvement District No 9
The ordinance sets Local Improvement District No 9 for Monroe and East Fifth Streets with cement sidewalks 5 feet wide and funded by 7 percent bonds payable over five years by special assessments. It defines district boundaries, assessment method, and City of Kennewick’s nonliability for costs. Also confirms Local Improvement District No 5 assessment roll for blocks in Kennewick with property specific special assessments and a local improvement fund.
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Stanton
Kennewick
Dell Haven
City of
Monroe
East Fifth Streets
Block 1
Monroe Street
Hover
Park Villa
Beach
Washington
Local Improvement Fund Established in Kennewick
A city ordinance proposes creating and funding a Local Improvement Fund for District No. 5. The measure states the fund is for the improvement project and specifies effective five days after passage, with dates recorded September 3 and 4. City Clerk T. J. Wricht and official S. M. Lockersey sign as attesting officers.
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Crein
Kennewick Local Improvement District No 6 Ordinance Confirmed
Ordinance No. 150 of Local Improvement District No 6 approves and confirms improvements in Blocks 4 and 5 First Addition and Blocks 7 8 9 10 of Amon's Addition to Kennewick within 150 feet of streets. It levies and assesses sums against lots tracts and parcels, establishes a Local Improvement Fund, and creates a district special fund. Signed by S. M. Lockernsy and T. J. Wincut.
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Kennewick
Amon
City of
Ordinance Confirming Local Improvement District No 7 Assessment Roll
The ordinance approves the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 7 in Kennewick for tracts 5 to 12 and portions of Amon's Addition, with levied amounts proportionate to the roll. It establishes and enforces the assessment as the district’s funds, signed by S. M. Lockerly and dated September 3, 19.
Dorcas Guild Pushes for Widowed Mother Pension Law
The Dorcas Guild of North Yakima seeks a Missouri like act to financially support widowed mothers with children under fourteen. Judge Porterfield notes pensions reduce costs compared to institution care, and Senator Allen plans to draft a Washington bill for the coming legislative session to keep homes intact and aid mother raised children.
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Missouri
Illinois
Massachussetts
Colorado
Dorcas Guild of the Ladies of the Christian Church of North
Porterfield
Kansas City
Reform School
Dorcas Guild
Washington
Frank J. Allen
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Legal Publications
I. M. Howett
S. M. Lockerby
T. J. Wright
City Council
S. M. Lockersey
T. J. Wricht
S. M. Lockenrsy
T. J. Wincut
S. M. Lockerly
L. S. Crossland
H. D. Nicewanger
Harness Shop
F. F. Beste
A. G. McNeill
W. R. Mahan
Benton County
J. Kelly DePriest
R. J. Andrus
New York
Seattle, Washington
Trrigation Ee
B. F. Knapp
Republican
Frank E. Snively
C. D. Walter
J. W. Callicotte
Edward Meath
F. M. Goodwin
Congress
Geo. W. Sheefer
Shereby
Ihereby
A. C. Rundle
M. A. Barbee
C. A. Missimer
Taylor Block
Prosser _ Wash
S. M. McKee
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