Lands Open for Settlement in Wenatchee National Forest
Notices declare lands in Wenatchee National Forest Washington totaling about 9 acres eligible for homestead entry under the 1906 act. Applicants Cahill Mead and Lawrence hold preference rights if qualified, with January 17 1910 as the entry date. Government officials Dennett and Pierce approve the notice and set the filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
Wenatchee National Forest
Washington
United States
United States Land Office
Waterville
T. Won. R. Lve
W. M
Geological Survey
Charles M. Cahill
Eavenworth
Swig
George J. N. Mead
Leavenworth
William H. Lawrence
Cashmere
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Restoration to Entry of Lands in Wenatchee Forest
Notice of land entries in the Wenatchee National Forest covering 250 acres and 126.5 acres. Applications by Joseph Teshera of Leavenworth and Chas. R. Alsop of Telma referenced. Descriptions include coordinates, monuments, and watercourse references with legal markers and dates.
Land Entr y Notice in Wenatchee NF Washington
Notices list six to ten land tracts in Wenatchee National Forest Washington set for entry on January 20 1910 under homestead laws. Applicants J F McAboy Samuel E Cromwell George W Burns win preference rights if previously claimant settlers are qualified. Land areas include 185 147 and 17 acres with metes and bounds descriptions and survey notes.
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National Forest
Wenntehee National Forest
Washington
United States
United States Land Office
Waterville
W. M
White River
Goat Mountain
J. F., McAboy
Yankton
Oregon
Ag Forest Service
Chiwawa
North Fork
Rock Creek
Samuel E. Cromwell
Leavenworth
Elias McCrea
Entiat
Katiat
George W. Burns
Brief
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Interior
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Wash
James Williams
Houghton
Mich
Luddington
U. S
Wenatchee
John Belina
John Stapple
Richard Doyle
Oliver Bates
Chiwaukum
W. F. Haynes
Chelan
State of Washington
Board of State Land Commissioners
W.M
Commissioner of Public Lands
State of
E. W. Rose
Public Lands
Chelan County Auditor Reports Finances and Local Projects
County Auditor Godfrey reports a fiscal year ending last June with bonded indebtedness 26513 and warrant debt 10900, cash balance 21111.35, assets exceeding liabilities by 12981.80. Surveyor Mumm advances from Index to Chelan Falls water power project for Great Northern Railway electricity needs.
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Godfrey
Mumm
Index
Chelan Falls
Lake
Chelan
Great Northern Railway Company
Index News
Apple show judge praises Pacific coast quality and packing
Washington official H. E. Van Deman commends the Spokane National Apple Show judges. He notes Pacific coast apples surpass eastern and Montana fruit in color size and appearance and advocates diagonal packing. He warns of the nod head maggot in Maine barrels and emphasizes quality as market strength.
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H. E. van Deman
Washington, D. C
Spokane
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Maine
Virginia
New York
North Carolina
Pacific Coast
America
Hood River
Spitzenberg
Grimes Golden
Yakima Valley
Ben Davis
American Pomological Society
Nod Head
Jewett
New England
Ontario
Michigan
Wisconsin
Local option votes split across Washington towns
Dry towns include Rockford Cashmere Puyallup Prosser Spangle Wenatchee Wilbur Newport Colville Kettle Falls Hartline Deer Park Washtucna Creston Almira. Wet towns Bethel Toledo Vancouver. Eastern dates set for elections on Nov 30 Dec 7 Dec 11 Dec 16 Dec 21 and Dec 30 in multiple towns and cities.
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Rockford
Cashmere
Puyallup
Prosser
Spangle
Wenatchee
Wilbur
Newport
Colville
Kettle Falls
Hartline
Deer Park
Washtucna
Creston
Almira
Bethel
Toledo
Vancouver
Washington
Garfield
Elberton
Endicott
St. John
Oakesdale
Farmington
Tekoa
Rosalia
Pullman
Colton
Mabton
Prescott
Starbuck
Springdale
Cheney
Davenport
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Wilson Creek Wins Silver Cup at National Dry Farming Congress
Wilson Creek received the $50 silver cup offered by James J. Hill for the best display of farm products by a community from Washington Montana and Oregon. The award came at the fourth National Dry Farming Congress in Billings Montana on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Creek
James J. Hill
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Billings
Mont
Hill
Great Northern
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G. W. Hoxley
Leavenworth, Wash
J. E. Shore, M. D
Trinity Medical College
Toronto University
A. G. McKeown
Attorneys AT Law
J. J. King
Cal Estate and
Wenty
U. S. Land Department
Lewis J. Nelson
J. B. Adams
Victor Martin
Omar P, Barrows
John
Porter
Crass & Porter Lawyers
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenutehee, Wash
Thomas & Sorenson
Wenatohee
R. S. Ludington
Fred Kemp
F. and
M. Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Meeves & Reeves
LAW
Ofices
Wenatchee Drug Company
D. Griffith
Lotk
Buri J. Williams
J. D. Langdon
Joe Massie
Chewawa
Austin & CO
Manifold Typewriter
Echo
Forest Service
Monument U. 8
S. 212
Red Mountain State Road
Chinawa River
Joseph Teshera
Forest Service Monument
Chas. R. Alsop
Telma
The
Loterior
Chelan County
Francis A. Stowell
Mr. Stowell
Paris
Ohio
Minnesota
C. E. Bowersox
Wenatchee Republic
Wenatchee Lake
Chumstick Creek
Beaver Creek
Chumstick
Bowersox
Lake Chelan
Wenatchee River
Harry Shotwell
Prof. van Deman
Wenatchee Valley
M. F. Peake & Son
Ninth Street
Harrington’ Ming Ge
Harrington
Harringtons
Leavenworth Mer. Co
Bickmore's. Agall Care
Graham
Bickmore
Methodist Episcopal Church
North Side
Epworth
J. O. Hawk
Tumwater Light and Water Company
Washington Corporation
L. Lamb
Douglas Mackay
FS. Jacobsen
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