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Work of the Assessors Twenty-two Counties Meet in Yakima
Washington state county assessors met in North Yakima February 5–6 1902 with 22 of 32 counties represented to adopt a uniform assessment schedule for railroads land and stocks. Committees on railways banks lands and telegraphs were formed and adjourned to meet again in Olympia January 1903. The group discussed constitutional term limits for county officials and emphasized a statewide identity over regional terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Court House
North Yakima
Olympia
Adams
C. D. Linn
Douglass
C. F. Will
Franklin
Edward Corke
Garfield
F. W. Messenger
King
W. A. Bailey
Kittitas
J. W. Richards
W. A. Stevens
Klickitat
J. R. Rankin
Lincoln
D. M. McRae
Mason
L. W. Speece
San Juan
C. B. Buxton
Snohomish
A.D. Stevenson
Spokane
A. P. Williams
Stevens
M. B. Jaques
Clark
B. A. Curtis
Pacific
F. H. Copenshire
Lewis
E. Grimm
Walla Walla
W. L. Cadman
Whatcom
King County
Bailey
Stevens County
Bailey, Copenshire and
Scott
Buxton
Will
Corke
Stevenson and
Messenger
Dale
Speece
Duff
Smith
McRae
Jaques
Washington
Committee On Lands