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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
6
Real estate transfers listed for week ending June 19 include transfers from OB Fuller to Saml H Winn and many others. Transactions cover Wenatchee Cashmere Chelan Falls and Nob Hill areas with prices from 1 to 10000 dollars. Postscript notes uncalled for items as of June 21 1909.
The Sunflower Club urges Kansans to form clubs nationwide for Washington State Day at the Seattle exposition. A monster July 5 banquet will welcome state, federal and ex-governor guests, with a parade to the fair and a fireworks display amid open-house crowds potentially reaching 50,000.
The piece examines M. E. Hay facing a potential downfall as Governor contends with investigation and impeachment issues. Insurance commissioner remains unflustered amid proceedings while Schively adapts to pressure, refusing offers and displaying calm.
The neighboring town of Cashmere will observe Independence Day on Saturday July third. A handsome sum is pledged to cover expenses. The Cashmere band will organize the events at Smiths Grove by the Wenatchee river with a dancing platform as an attraction.
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County F B Jacobsen files to foreclose delinquency certificate No 648 on tax parcels in section 12 township 24 north range 17 E W M bounded west of Wenatchee River owned by William H Phyane W C Fyan and unknowns. The plaintiff has paid taxes 1906 1907 1908 totaling 8 etc and seeks judgment foreclosing the lien with penalties interest and costs. First publication June 18 1909 by Reeves Reeves Attorneys Wenatchee Washington.
Notice to stockholders of The Metal Monarch Mining and Milling Company of Leavenworth Washington announces annual meeting on June 26 1909 at 2 p m at the secretary office. By J J King secretary dated June 6 1909.
Rush J. Huston of Telma Washington filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a homestead claim for nw se4, e% se4 and ne4 swi4, section 17, township 27 north, range 16 east, Will meridian. The hearing is set for July 10, 1909 before J. E. Shore, A B Commissioner, at Leavenworth Washington. Witnesses: Oliver Bates, Clifford Reirdon, William James and Galen F. James of Telma.
Notice that 285 acres within the Chelan and Wenatchee National Forests in Washington will be subject to settlement and entry under homestead laws at Waterville land office. Preference rights exist for prior actual agricultural claimants, with final settlement open to qualified applicants by July 31, 1909. Listed parcels include sections in townships 20N 1 1/2 W, 27N 16E and others, with named applicants G. M. Parrish, L Lakeside WA and Charles B K Jacques, Telma WA, plus a tract around White River and 143 acres by W. O. McAboy.
Publication details lands in Wenatchee National Forest Washington open to settlement under homestead laws and 1906 act. Several tracts totaling about 359 acres described with bearings and corners. Applicants include A W Drum J D Langdon and Charles B Sears of Telma Washington with claimed settlements dates in 1905 1906 and 1909. Officials Fred Denert and Frank Piherok oversaw the notice.
Notice from the Land Office Waterville Washington dated March 27 1909 states William Mee of Ephrata Grant County filed coal declaratory statement March 16 1909 for Lots 1 and 2 Section 24 Township 25 North Range 17 EWM and on March 27 1909 applied to purchase under sections 2848 to 2852 US Revised Statutes. Adverse claimants should file protests by July 20 1909. W F Haynes Register May 2 June July
Charles J. Boothe of Leavenworth filed to make final five year proof on homestead application 11622-04870 for ne4sw4 lots 3 4 5 section 9 township 24 n range 15 e wm before U S Commissioner J KH Shore July 15 1900. Witnesses: Jacob Foss Adolph Anderson Julius E Schubert Edward L Meeker of Peshastin.
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