Washington State News Of Interest
A mixed Washington roundup notes taxes and valuations for 1922, a Seattle post office expenditure total, and local business activity. It mentions an 81 mill rate basis, the death of Albert Richards at age 12 from an auto accident, and new housing construction costs and programs. It also covers rail and electrical infrastructure plans, city lawsuits, and interstate commerce cases affecting rates and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Richards
Dise Asone Automobile
Seattle
Stelnanan
Mad
John M
Washington
Anne
Homer
Manlaugh
Ean
Uilding
F. E Connors
Spoba & Eastern Railw
Sijechua
Siakaeeann
Aecaek
Sasta Seavey
Oxington
Accordia
Ta Work Electric Company
Vancouver
Wil Rca Raillerr
Féior Court
Theo
Wilisental Trotan
San Utah
Paso
Tex
Austin E Curt Annes
Superior
Pacific Coast
Griffith Tethe
Call for Bids Believed For Two Room School Building
Sealed bids are invited for a two room school building for iSchool District No 13 Benton County Washington. Bids due Saturday evening October 8. Plans and specs available at John Dower Lumber Co Finley. The board reserves right to accept or reject all proposals and to award warrants for various school irrigation drainage road and general road and bridge districts as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Washington
John Dower Lumber Co
Finley
Netool
Kennewick Local Improvement District 19 reassessment due
The amended assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 19 in Kennewick is in the treasurer’s hands for collection. All assessments are now due and payable at the City Treasurer’s office under W G King treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Improvement District No
City of
Kennewick
W. G. King
Ordinance grant for Oregon-Washington Railroad in Kennewick
The Kennewick City Council approves Ordinance 226 granting Oregon-Washington Railroad and assigns the right to construct lay down maintain and operate a railroad in Kennewick Washington along Seventh and Railroad Street and Fourth Street routes. Tracks to be laid with minimal disruption and utilities reserved by the city. Acceptance due within thirty days. publication costs borne by grantee. Effective five days after publication. Passed and approved October 4 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Kennewick
Washington
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
State of
Oregon
Seventh Street
Seventh and
Railroad Street
Fourth Street
Benton County
Tacoma
Seventh
City of
Notice of Sheriff sale and drainage hearing in Benton County
Notice of Sheriff's sale of real estate in Benton County with details of First National Bank of Kennewick vs Walter Hembree and others. Also notice of hearing for Drainage Improvement District No. 11 Sub-District A with engineer geoprofile, damages, costs, method of payment, and hearing date October 31, 1921 at Kennewick City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Benton County
First National Bank of
Kennewick
Walter Hembree
Et Ax
Prosser
Said County
A. D
Jane Doe Hembree
Washington
Board of County Commissioners
Theo. Reese
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Prosser Washington 1921
L. C. Rolph sheriff announces public auction of Benton County property to satisfy a judgment totaling 819 dollars 64 cents plus interest and costs. Sale at the courthouse front door in Prosser on November 12 1921 at 10 a m by cash to the highest bidder. Attorneys MOULTON and JEFFREY for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Prosser
Wash
L. C. Rolph
Sallie D. Coulter
Moulton & Jeffrey
Kennewick
Washington
Notice of Hearing on Final Account in Parks Estate
M. M. Moulton executor of the J. F. Parks estate has filed a final account and petition for distribution in Benton County Washington. The court will hear the final account and petition on November 2 1921 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Prosser courthouse. Attorneys for Executor are in Kennewick Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Benton County
J. F. Parks
M. M. Moulton
Court House
Prosser
Washington
Estray sale notice for Benton County mare and colt
Enos Jennings took up a bay mare and a six month old colt at his ranch two miles north of Benton City Washington on September 12 1921. The estrays will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at 10 oclock in the forenoon on October 22 1921 unless the owner or his representative appears before then to prove title and pay charges. First publication October 6 1921. Kathryn Sevey ns Auditor Benton County. Deputy Tessie Mercer. 10 6-10 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estray
Enos Jennings
Benton City
Washington
Kathryn Severyns
Benton County
Tressie Mercer
Description of land boundaries in Township 8 North
The document details the Main Line and Lateral drainage routes in Township 8 North, Range 30 East, W M, describing boundaries along the Columbia River and adjacent townships. It specifies the starting points, center lines, and right of way limits for the drainage system and notes the dates and official county posting in Prosser Washington on October 3 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Said Township
Range
Lateral 2
Columbia Irrigation District
Township
Township 8 North
Intake
Townshine
Prosser
Washington
Kathryn Severyns
Board of County Commissioners
Benton County
Public Notice of Desert Land Final Proof for Crowe
Department of Interior notice from Walla Walla dated September 12 1921 states John R Crowe of Seattle Washington filed intent to prove desert land entry No 04896 for section 8 township 5 N range 27 E Willamette Meridian before U S Commissioner E W Trenbath at Kennewick Washington on October 22 with witnesses Gordon Holmes F E Mathews Asa M Dutton Eben A Dutton. Not coal land. Fred M Hedger registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Interior
U. S. Land Office
Walla Walla
Washington
John R. Crowe
Fourth Avenue
West
Seattle
Willamette Meridian
E. W. Trenbath
United States
Kennewick
Washintone
Gordon Holmes
Paterson
F. E. Mathews
Asa M. Dutton
Eben A. Dutton
Fred M. Hedger
Register
Bond Sale Notice by Benton County District 13
The Benton County Treasurer and the School District 13 Board announce a bond sale on Saturday October 15 1921 at 11 a m. The district offers 4000 dollars of bonds maturing in nine years with 500 dollar annual redemptions starting 1923. Interest paid annually. bids due at the treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Irrigation District
Inclu
Grandview Irrigation District
Prosser
Washa
Tvan Macy
Benton County
Washington
State of Washington
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Washington State
Legal Publications
Ool
Inter Service Realty CO
W. H. Mather
H. W. Desgranges
Attest C. Staser
Rter
Sf Township
E. W
Moulton & Jeffrey, Attorneys For Executor
Kennewick, Wash
Board of Directors
Ivan Macy
Northwestern Mutual Fire and National Libstock CO
F. E. Waters
Bert Plowman
H. E. Brennan
The
Palm Confectionery
Star Laundry General
Walnut Street
Z. M. Land
Kennewick School of Music
T. B. Hopkinma
Oreo
Pasco
R. L. Lundy
D. C
F. M. Crosby
A. G. Tullar
King Block
L. G. Spaulding Kian
C. D. Hopper
Emi
gh-Howe
Walter F. Morrison
Am. Security Bank Res
C. Brunn
Telece Building
2Nd & Tacoma
Ennewick
French Optometrists
E. Main St
Walla Walla, Wash
B. S. Cole
Res
C. C. Haworth
Haworth Bldg
Second Street
T. B. Hauschild
I. N. Mueller
Bert Moores
First Nat’l Bank
Phil G. Warnock
Sh Pard
David Bryant
Edith M. Cole
First St
Clara Morrison
Boston Conservatory
Catherine Morrison Emerson
Oratory
Boston Dramatics
P. O
Peterson
T. A. Warnock
C. C. Boyer
V. C. C. H. Haueisen
A. F
Masonic Hall
R. Q. Macmahon
W. M
F. J. Kadow
Alma
C. E
Masons
Ruth Cole
Mae Shanafelt
Sec’y
Knights of Pythias Kennewick Lodge No. 150
Pythian Hall
Ee C.C
Higley
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