Swindler case closed after long appeal in Walla Walla
Judge Brents ruled against the defendants in the Swindler lien case involving the Two Rivers Irrigation System. After multiple hearings from 1906 to 1909 and written submissions, the court awarded about 2237 dollars plus 600 dollars in attorney fees and costs to the plaintiff. C O Anderson led Swindler's counsel with W B Mitton and regional firms advising other sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brents
Walla Walla
Swindler
Two Rivers
C. O. Anderson
C. O. Anderson of This Place
M. E. Conference notes on ministers reassigned
Rev L N B Anderson returns from conference and plans to take charge at Cornell Washington after ten days in Richland. He leases the Richland poultry ranch for another year and may manage it soon. C M Carson is returned to Richland and Kiona. B F Brown new Kennewick pastor will preach Sept 26. Rounds to Prosser, Kershaw to Pasco, Skipworth remains superintendent of The Dalles district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. B. Anderson
Richland
Cornell
Washington
Anderson
Rsv
C. M. Carson
Kiona
Kennewick Field
B. F. Brown
Belmont
Hood River
Seattle
Rounds
Prosser
Andrew Kershaw
Pasco
Walton Skipworth
Dalles
Household Hints Peach Cobbler and Apple Variations
Peel and halve best peaches then simmer if needed. Line biscuit pan with short cake dough, top with peaches, juice, sugar, and butter. Bake in moderate oven, invert to serve with sweet milk. Apple cobbler follows same method with tart apples. core but do not peel and fill with sugar.
Apple dessert with syrup and cream option
The recipe details a baked apple dish: add butter water and sugar to pan, bake gently while basting, then serve with a rich syrup poured over whole apples. Rich cream or a plainer sauce accompanies the dish. Also advertises rubber tires from H.R Fox in Prosser Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R Fox
Prosser
Public summons in Benton County foreclosure case
Frank W. Smith is named as a defendant in a Washington Superior Court foreclosure suit filed by Louisa Hobday. The action seeks to foreclose a mortgage on J H Smith’s property dated August 27 1906 for 1650 with 7 percent interest locating on the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 7 township 8 north range 30 east W.M. First publication September 10 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Benton County
Louisa Hobday
Chas. M Smith
J. H. Smith
Chas. M. Smith
Elmer Smith
Frank W. Smith
J.H Smith
E. W.m
Washington
Public Land Notice for Martin Holzhey Heirs Claim
Notice records Martin Holzhey representing the heirs of Joseph Holshey of Kennewick Washington who filed March 4 1901 for a homestead entry No 15011 in section 6 township 7 north range 28 east Willamette meridian and intends to present final five year proof before the Register and receiver of the U S land office at Walla Walla Washington on a date to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
North Bank
Columbia River
Portland
Oregon
Northwest
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Wash
Martin Holzhey
Joseph Holshey
Ney
Norce
Claimant witnesses listed for land claim in Kennewick
Receiver A J land office at Walla Walla Washington dated September 29 1909 lists claimants witnesses Wm Price W A Smalley Charley Rand and John P Smalley all of Kennewick Washington with A J Gillis as Not Coal Land Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla, Wash
Wm Price
W A Smalley
Charley Rand
John P Smalley
Kennewick Wash
J Gillis
Coal Land Register
Northern Pacific Railway seeks land in Washington Territory
United States Land Office notices the Northern Pacific Railway Company filed on July 12 1909 an application to select land under federal acts. Adverse claimants must file affidavits of protest in Walla Walla by August 27 1909 citing mineral character or other objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Walla Walla
Washington
Northern Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
East W. M
A.J. Gillis
Nordhoff seeks final Desert Land proof at Walla Walla
Rudolph H Nordhoff of Seattle filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his Desert Land Entry No. 444 for sw 4, section 10, township 10 N, range 28 E, w. M. The proof is set for September 21, 1909 before the U.S. Land Office Register and Receiver in Walla Walla Washington. Witnesses include C T Giezen of Pasco Oscar James of Seattle and Harry Van Horn and George Anderson of Richland. Not coal land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Wallawalla
Wash
Rudolph H Nordhoff
Seattle
Washington
Township
Range
Register and
Walla Walla
C.T. Giezentanner
Pasco
Oscar James
Harry van Horn
George Anderson
Richland
Coal
A.C. Gillis
Register
Restoration of Public Lands for Yakima Project Settlement
Notice that under the Public Land Law lands in Washington state near Walla Walla will be open to settlement after October 5 1909 but not to entry until November 4 1909. The lands described lie in Willamette Principal Meridian T9N R28E sections 2 3 4 5 9 10 with multiple lots and parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington D. C
A. M
Secretary of the Interior
Yakima Project
Washington
United States
United States Land Office
Walla Walla
Willamette Principal
N.R
General Land Office Notes and Officials Mentioned
The document lists land lot references and see also notes across numerous sections and surveys. It names V. Proudfit and Frank Pierce with roles in the General Land Office and the Interior Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessvnee UT Ne
General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Secretary of the Interior
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Northern Pacific Railway
Chicago
Yellowstone National Park
E. L. Hoppel
A. D. Charlton
Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co
Crystal Ice
Kennewick, Wash
Washougal Dairy & Land CO
Washougal, Wash
Kennewick Dray Line
H. E. Beach
Harrison T the Toggery
Morain & Hawes
M. A. Hawes
W. A. Morain
Tull
Columbia Hotel
Ss. E
C. Rutter
M. E
Las Neta
Eta Nw
Lotel
Lot
Lote
Ely
Sety
Lotal
Nwig
Wis
Swt
Ewls
V. Proudfit
S. M. Lockerby
C. W. Lockerby
H. E. Johnson
W. H. McClaskey
Ass’t
H. A. Howeh
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