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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-19
10 PUT and End to All
Supeffeuous Hair
Specialists Ndvicr To Intlir. Who U,y,
Been Deceived and Disappointed.

Thousands OF ladies and evcn Young girls
nave learned I" tncir sorrow that ID does
not pay to trif" with hairy growths OF tho
tarr and arms by trying Ia remove them
WIKI WORTHLESS pastes. powder. aud liquid
dept atories that smell av;uily and burn like
mad Tncrc y. however. II simple innND-n-
sivc treatment which never Tails TO remove
All trace 81 SuperiGous natr absolutely win
out pain or injury 10 the skin or coinpic%ion.
II was pat On public sale by well known
society woman "ho found th,t !; entirely
destr"NcG all trace Of her own growth. after
p! else failed n . surprisingly large num-
Der OF cnaeH it ha, Killed the hu.- roots "a
tntt jhc mar has never returned. II yot!
have ,red al the advertised dep!iatorics in,
Ndlh in6 N'ni sure. dHick results. set it.
rom rage Drug co. or amy uD-to-datc
druSSiS; or derqrtmeut store. signed Money
Back guarantee come with every package
AK 10" l. ny maine Mrs. OsEocI's Wonder
Let m. caution you, however not TO Apply
MR. oseood's NonGcr 10 any hair YOU do NOT
Mlsn tOta.ly le..ruN VOL AANcrli eLmcni.
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and their entertainment was voted
success 10y the adult audience
On Tuesday evening the guests wcre
tcrtainer. to attend a private art col
lection. This proved to lie clever
guessing game, which caused much
hilarity. Three prizes were given
the first one To Mrs. George f.. lroni.
Edinburg. Va: the second to +. J. Sloan.
Washington. D. g. and the BOBBY tn
Miss Elizabeth Locke. Newport News.
Va
ON Friday evening the guests were
again invited to snow their clcvcrnes3
by guessing charades acted toy some or
their nun,bcr. \ pleasant evening was
spent in this way.
Among those recently registered arc
1r, and Mrs parkins. NJ, \. AibN, Of
Moore. Mrs. $. .. Bowman. Harrison
DurI, Va: Mr.. HridG furth. Blackstone.
W. ~. C. Gibson, Leesburg. Va: Mr..
Va; Mrs. Carroll MEYERS. Masters car
ron Ice and George Earle Meyers. and
MISS virginia Meyers, Portsmouth. Va.
NJ NJ i ana Mrs; = " iIronmongcr. Mrs
Mss Alberta Roller. l. Whilmcrc. Miss
Nellie Whilmere. MI. jackson. va: sir
Hnd Mrs. Richard Il. owen and children.
M NJ, ana an Mrs G., A. Mcculi"ush. Miss".
Schroeder. Miss Marie Schroeder. Mrs.
K. g. smith. j. j. NJ. O'Leary, Mrs J.
,; NJ oleary, Master james O'Lcary.
" +. Watson Mrs. Watson. AIexandria.
VA. Mrs. T.. q. Hayward. I:aston Md:
Arthur w Swartz. Wilmington. Del.
: NJ. Boycs. Mrs. s. NJ. Boyes. Reading.
IA; Mr and Mrs. Schley Howard and
family. !. W. Moore. Atlanta. Ga: u.
l.. Statteuwcch. Birmingham. Ala. Miss
Pauline sellers houston. Texas.
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ITO Keep Me Out Of Mischief

tain family house partie, during tho sum.
mcr
Nj and Mrs Harold r,e.. of ccaarhur,,.
Long Nslaud Who have been visiting here
fo' sewers, weeks. have also leased 81 cottage
ard win remain untr eutnmn.
NJ. ANA NJ. MsurI,e DUPONT aud Gerald
inir Tic Eastern villa colony ior the >un-
MGR White tre majority of guests here arc
9oa Ml",drn sgSsis h NG'"9gr 81 WF
chicago. :. Louis aud other cities are weil
.epteSeoie,i. m the cosmcpolitpn summer
M :"d Mr. Ie1n /: M'rphy ,Mse:: Jul.
Gaiins, 81 Aua"ta- motored ~ ASheville
ihi- Wcek and We're quests al Grove PARK
lam. fAc, returned the latter part oc tho
wec', soias icy Lake ToNnway tor q short
FredorcA Thompson aud Tho Misses Thom7-
son 81 NOBLE. are guests At IN inn aud
,,h"rs &C VIZ end Mn . j. Ma>sse ;,uI
Misses Virginia and Sims Mas-ie. of Macon.
Mo aSEt .r'iyy,9a I" mend lie .ummer g.
Jacksonville. ana NJ. ana Mrs. \ Wells
3 W5 s@e' IN, At .ng S;erN rarS liG,a Mr.
X [,isni, NJ N 3na Mr. Eu,.s sridse Or
Susia are WI know n guests At the Eat
Nj. ana 'irs licnry lones. o' Macon: Mrs
iaouI and Mr. ana Mrs n Is Uleu OF At.
'"H' -. a.e %mGns ,he sne.is at The Manor
are a. the inn th!s wocl among Nnnm
H.e M'i,3n parE'n T.. l. coonc, Joseph
Hueh ana Dowdcl s~"wn' p. = McDnffic
ana ~ and Nl's. Macon Martin nave ar.
rived go join tho ATLANTA colony ~ The inn.
which also include. Mr. and Ms. /. upps
ar Mi"T and Nj Mrs.. az X. II. KING =" Murray ana
arc Mr spd Ms :. ren Tr%yr 2 If p l9n
Ant nm" ~. aN l"i. 81 New y orlS. NJ.
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doiSn'tcl resort for their annual vacation.
AIRS. James ~ Stone and Mrs w. Riley
Stone entertained with reception ON .rucs
dny afternoon. com piimentarv 10 thcir
visiting guests. Mrs. O.. n. Miles of ,;rocus
boro. y. e: Mrs. j. y Bosans. of puI,st,
VA, anh MIS-. +. Il. Anderson and Miss Belle
Stone
Ms j. T. Mcintyrc entertained on Thurs
day afternoon complimentary to Mrs J.
Matter Wright. al Mountain C!tv: Ms
George Il. Pyle. Of Florida and Mrs George
l.. Taylor. OF Erstol.
Mrs. ". l.. McF3riard is AT home from ,
pleasure ,r;r q" Hoston. New York and
Wa,hin&tou. Her daughtc". :iiss Margaret
Mcfarland. vrhu accompanied hcr stopucL
in Iioanoke en- route home To visit friends
Miss Mary II smith at the Fast Tennessee
Senekcr early IA the weeh
After q visit I" Ny. aud Mrs. l.. :. McGhcc.
Mrs. Fletcher Gibbs has returned to her
home at Bedford city. Va
Mr.. and Mrs John ~. Caldwell. who arc
spending some lime At Big Creek Park were
Joined th!s week 10y Mr.. and Mrs John
H. Caldwell. Jr.. OF pJuGridsc. Tenn.
Misses May and Elisabeth Bckl"*. daugh-
ters OF the late NJ. and Nj. Lee Buckley.
Of Knoxville. were here this week for
brief visit With relatives. ard lH'e- went
10 Clinch. Va
Mrs. George Leonard aud son Of nirElinc-
ham. arc guests OF Bristol relatives.
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f"" 10y popular novelist" The
Johh G. WINSTON Company.
THIS j. not to b.. a review of
ShakcSpcare's PLAY. II might hc well
1" make that modest announcement AT
once IN view OF the title OF the book
under consideration. 1t is only an an
n"unconeut that the publishers be
lcNe that there is "a large class of
readers who have avoided Shakespeare
because Of the dramatic and poetic
FORM of his work.' and who are not
satisfied 1" read Lambs tales because
OF their necessary brcvitv. and that
they the publishers hav" therefore
had Shakespear"'s little trine made
into Il nice new novel
We have long ago growu accustom-
ed To the Generalization" of modern
plays. but the mere fact Of an attempt
to 'noNcli%e' Shakespeare merits. by
It's very bravado. at least an announce
mont. according 10 the publishers.
other PLAYS Of Shakespeare will he
treated in the same mauucr-the- will
be ncluded IN Novels From Shakes
pcarc Series.
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ASHEyILLE

Special to rho Times pspn,ch.l
AShsyi'iS ~ - iniy The hr,' snni.
place on WEDNESDAYS evening. and was tho
lsrScS' affair 81 the -uminer season. Se,-
era iiundr-.d guests wee present and thu
C"as, Artillery Band. Many LARGE dinner
parties preceded the d.ucinc. tho guest
being a cosmopolitan -sseirhHce from many
southern and Ease cities. with a -eN-c-
stniaii"n from Chicago. -. l.oui, ana Gin
secretary Of state William Jennings Bryan
VS. The guest at dinner uI Mr. and Mrs T..
l.. Seely at Grove Park Inn diuucr-Iauce
Of The week end lie Was sre"ted win the
strains "i The Star-Sp&n+ied EHrner' a.
he entered the ballroom pitci dinner. Among
tire prominent guests present 81 INC dance
we're captain K. I. Van Horn L. :. A. who
brown. L. : a. and Mr.. Brown. Mrs +
T. Tay. ~ NoN York was lie cues, OF
~ Murpay. 81 Ail"uia Mi, Julia Mummy
and Miss katherine Murphy and Miss Gaiins
dance others present we're Cuptniu ana
Mrs. clarence 4. Day. Captain and AIRS. r.
". McM!lidn. Nj ana Mis. iiush =: Aur-
ray 81 Ncw York and Atlanta. lr. and Mrs
Rees. ~ New Work Miss Rit, Hccs. Mr.. and
Ms Freq THOMPSON. OF Mo2..o NJ. 4ud
Russell bridges. Of Atlanta l.. e. NcDuitic.
Of Atlanta
the twen,y-eish,h annivcrs.ry ba', at the
Battery PARK Hotel Ma large affair "f
recent date. Governor Locke craig and Mrs
Craig. oi North Carolina. By :. Ncstr.tv
Haule and Ms. sarah Seibles. 60. Columbia.
The ball. and many visitors we're present.
The Manor aud tho Country Club have also
OF social events Is making the season Very
Mr and Mrs William Jennings Rrysn VIII
arrive nest Wcck To occupy ID residence on.
sunset Mountain: leased for the ."r,einJor Of
he summer rh. secretary MID Spend his
week ends here. and Mrs. Bryan win enter
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By Edwin rueh. The Hopbs- Mcr-
rin Company
In striking contrast win GRAY
Youth" and The Duchess Of Wrexe 20
reviewed in these columns to-day.
"punch and Judy novel by new"
man is simply pleasure book. to
paraphrase Henry Sydnor Harrison.
Through the Offices of Punch ami
Judy, a lad aud his twin sister. SO
are introduced into u SUM in soho. a
section OF Londons lower bohemia.
ana there many clever and amusing
Things are said and done for our en-
ierianmcnt There is q love story.
which ends happily im approved
fashion. but the development Of the
love element il not AT all conventional
while almost all th- characters in the
story are everything nut conventional
Tic people who live in the slum are
sh"ichcd with def certainty OF touch.
n"lokcuin= personal knowledge Of
su'h types Oh the part Of The author
while tho portrait OF bombaS,ic
visitor - their circle is so distinct
That the reader viii not fail 10 recos
nizc the paradoNjcsl ar Shaw
p"spit" q certain amount % ariiG.
ciaii;y. the book is bright. witty and
very entertaining
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biirs; they formed something
like scales. II washed hcr
head and combcd the scales
of they Would come again
in Just few days. The
trouble looked somcthin.
Ike dantir,iir but was hard
and sCaly and when the
Scales would come OF all of
the hair came also and
would leave tho head raw
! had tried salvcs which
only softcncd the scales so
| IertIrI IN 400 E,,,,,.,
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this little book It is abou, baseball.
II was written by John j. McC;raw: it,
subtitle is "a Manual for Boys" and
III his ior"word tn" famous author
SAYS. - shall Try - Instruct my read
ers the same as do The Young fellows
who Z" South Ia Marlin. Texas. for
their first spring practice with the
Giants
" hooN thus armed and equipped
viii not sell rapidly. ~ill amy booN
soil ,t all"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-19
ORKNEY SPRINGS


Especial 10 The Times Dispatcll.l
OakncN Springs, Va. July lS.-Thc
social entertainer was reinforced this
past week by the unaidcd and unCcn-
Sorcd efforts Of three little maids Of
extremely tender years, Misses Mildred
Carter. OF Orkney springs: Martha and
Stephanio Eragaw. Of Lexington. y. g..
Judging from the applause and laugh
ter that greeted their efforts. quite a
little h!strionic ability was display ed.
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Soap and Ointment. washed her head
with warm water and Cuticura Soap and
then applied tho Cuticura Ointment and
let II remain over night. ! did not do this
but'ahout four times before her head WAS
perfectly cured. used only one box IT
Cuticura Ointment and one bar Of Cuticura
Soap and her head was we'll tSisncd
Mrs. Lucia Bigys Jan. IS. 1914
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Samples Free by Mall

For face and hands Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are world favoritcS because 50
effective liz restoring tho natural purity and
beauty Of the skin. scalp. hair and HANDS
when marred by unsightly conditions Al
though Cuticura Soap CSC and Cucicura
Ointment '(5oc.) are sold everywhere. a
sample OF each With 32-p. Skin 300. W
he sent free upon request. Address post.
card: Cuticura. Dept. r. Boston,
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"t.raH YOUTH


keen a satire as Gray Youth. the
latest book by oliver Onions. has come
ont OF EuEland-or out OF America
either. FOR that matter. Its very title.
paradoNiCal as ii is. sums UP in phrase
the authors Smilincly coutcmptu-
ous conception Of tina; half-balled
School-kindcrgart rather--tha; has
supplied him With characters and
story. 1t MAS from almost precisely
the same point OF view THAI Rachel
crothers wrote her play. Young Wis
dom. hut where the playwright. con
sidermS her public. produced a farce.
the novelist striving To present only
the truth. has written book whose
hunor lies. not in cNaEccratiou. but
in that faithful. if merciloss portrait
turo that is satire'S most cutting wea-
pom
Besides being keen. interesting and
amusing. this most modern satire is
peculiarly timely. nor is its bitiu.
humor oulS inSuiar. or even national.
iu its appeal. For. though the author
Is am Englisnmau. and has written
about EnSlish people. he might quite
as Web have laid mis- acton: IN one
OF our own larSc cities, whore he
would have found characters very SINH
lar TO those with which he has peoplcd
his novel Cuhcdccd. inefficient. pos
iu- apostles Of various brands Of New
IhOusht are not Il property. or ljabil-
ITS. peculiar 10 England. but may be
found infeStu4 New York Chicago
BOSTON ANA many other centres OF tn,
uiteo States while even thc snallei
cities are not free iron! their activi-
tics.
Mr onions has written his very long
story around a group OF these uupleas.
ant 'Prosressives.r All OF whom have
persuaded themselves that they are
very much advanced indeed because
they preach many doctrines that or
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"Jtow 10 I.ln, Iia.ei.,I,."

Ey Join J. McGrau Harper &
Brothers
There are At least four selling points.
as certain agents say TO CONNIE nd
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SCALP TROUBLE
LIKE DANDRUFF
Came in White BIisters. Hard and
ScaIy. All of Hair Came Out.
Used Cuticura Soap and CUT
cura Ointment. Head Well.

Carthage. Texas. My little girl had
some kind Of breaking out on her head that
came in white blisters and when thr hlisicrS
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Jap Grass
Rugs, $5.45
Reduced From go. 80.

Reduced From $6 30.
They are a portion OF
our own import order.
and We are not claiming
too much in saying the
patterns are the pretti-
est We've seen this
summer.
$40 feet size, in blue,
green. tan, and gray.
The colOrs are all
fast.
$3.50 has been the
regular price, and the
Rugs are we'll worth ii.
To close out, wee
marked them S5.45.
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Children W ash
Dresses, 89c
Were 81 90.

1t means a saving
for mother of both
time and money.
White WINS prettily
trimmed with lace and en-
broidery: Percalcs and Cling
hams in solid colors. and all
the latest check and stripe
effects trimmed with con
uasting cOlors: all dainty
styles. all sizes. , TO II
years.
Special! We marked
d lot OF 75c Percalc
Dresses down 10 Ole
fast cOlors. pretty styles
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While sizes broken in the several lots
ind your size somewhere in the assortment.
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Patent Leather. Dull Calf,
Black Satin and Black Buck
skin. Our shoe buyer asks
us to emphasize the fact that
this is the greatest shoe bar
gain we've offered this sea-
son.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-05-07
legal Publications

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the County of
Adams.
In the matter of the Estate of L. p.
Martin, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance Of an order made and entered in the
above entitled cause in the above entitl-
ed court, the undersigned w. C. Martin,
the duly appointed, qualified and acting
administrator of the estate Of L. p. Mar
tin, deceased, will sell at public auction
on Saturday, the 9th day of June, 1914,
at the hour Of 80 o. clock p. N. of said
day at the front door of the court house
in Prosser, Benton County, Washington,
the following described real estate, to-
WIT:
That portion Of the Southeast quarter
of the Southwest quarter Of the North
west quarter of Section Thirteen (13) in
Township Nine i9) North, Of Range
twenty-eight (28) E. w. NJ, lying west
Of the coulee, being in Benton County,
Washington, and containing six and ONE
half acres; Lot Twenty l20) in Block One
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in THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
- RENT0N COUNTY


| in THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
T. BENTON COUNTY.
Order Directing Notice To Creditors
To File Claims.
II. A. Bier. ct al, Plaintiff, VS..
Columbia Valley Creamery Company,
q corporation, Defendant.
Be it remembered that the above en-
titled cause came on for hearing before
the Court in regular session on the 18th
day Of April 1914 on the petition of the
receiver for an order fixing time with
in which creditors of the defendant COM
pany shall file their claims and the Court
being fully advised in the premises.
1t is therefore ordered and adjudged,
That all creditors having claims against
the Columbia Valley Creamery Com
palH q corporation, present their
claims, properly verified. to the receiv-
er at his office in Kennewick, Benton
County, Washington. on or before the
first day of July 1914.
The receiver is ordered and directed
to give notice to the creditors of said
corporation by the publication of this
order in the Kennewick Courier Report
er, q newspaper published at Kenne-
wick, Benton County, Washington, for
a period of four consecutive weeks be-
fore the first day of June 1914, and by
mailing copy Of this order to each of
said creditors at their last known adj
dress.
It's further ordered that all claims of
creditors not filed on or before the date
herein fixed shall be forever barred.
Done in Open Court at Prosser, this
18th day Of April 1914.
o. R. HoLcoMB,
4-30-5-28 Judge.
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SUMMONS


In the Superior Court OF. the State of
Washington, in and for the County of
Benton.
The Bank of Kennewick, corpora
ton, plaintiff, vs..
F. B. Smith and Belle Smith, his
wife, defendants.
The State of Washing ton, to the said
F. B. Smith and Belle Smith, defend
ants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication Of this summons, to-
wit, within sixty days after the 10th
day of April, 1914, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff and serve copy of your an
swer upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff, at his Office below stated; and
in case of your failure so to do, judg-
ment will be rendered against you ac-
Ecording to the demand of the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk of
said court.
This suit is brought FOR the purpose
of collection of q note, given by said f.
B. Smith to plaintiff. upon which the
sum of $500 90, together with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per
annum from Nov. "a, 1918. until paid,
and for attorneys fees.
C. L. HOLCoMB,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
p. o. Address: Kennewick, Benton
County, Washington. 4:16-5:28
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME OF FL
NAL CETTI EMENT

ORDER APPOINTING TIME OF FL
NAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for Benton County.
In the matter of the Estate of John
G. Radelmiller, deceased.
Be it remembered that the above en-
titled matter came on for hearing upon
the final account of the administrator,
William Radelmiller and upon his peti-
ton for distribution asking that time
be set for hearing upon said final ac-
count and petition, and it appearing to
the court that said estate is ready for
final settlement and that final distribu-
ton should be made.
1t is therefore ordered that said final
account and petition for distribution be
set down for hearing before the above
entitled court at the court house at Pros
ser, Benton County, Washington on the
22nd day of May, 1914, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
1t is further ordered that all persons
interested appear at said time and place
and show cause, if any they have, why
said final account should not be approx
ed, final distribution made and the es-
tate finally closed and settled in accord
'ance with said account and petition for
distribution.
1t is further ordered that the admins
traitor give notice of the hearing. upon
said report and petition by the publica-
ton Of this order in the Kennewick
Courier Reporter for two weeks before
said hearing, which notice is by the
court deemed sufficient in the premises
Done in open court this 30th day Of
April, 1914.
ANDREW Brown
Court Commissioner.
N. N. Moulton
Attorney for the Administrator
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pursuant to law within ninety days
from and after the date of this order
the said Commissioners of Benton
County, Washington, will proceed to
levy an assessment on the lands en-
braced within said district for the cost
of organization and construction OF
said drainage ditch according to law;
due and timely notice, however, will be
given to the property owners embraced
within said district of the levy of said
assessment hereafter.
That the boundaries of said Haxton
Drainage District No. are as follows:
Commencing at a point where the
township line between Townships Eight
81 and Nine 90, North Range Thirty
1907, E. W. NJ, intersects with the
South bank of b Columbia river;
thence running West from said point
along the said township line to q point
where the SAID township line intersects
with the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany's right of way, being fifty 500
feet from the center line of said rail-
road; thence Southwesterly and West
ly along the South line of said right of
way of said Northern Pacific Railway
company to a point where the said
South line of said right of way inter-
sects with the West line of Hover Park
Villa Tracts; thence South along the
West line Of Hover Park Tracts to the
Southwest corner of said Tracts; thence
East along the South line of said Tracus
to the Southwest corner of the North
east quarter of said section; thence
South along the West line Of h e
Southeast quarter of said section to a
point where said West line intersecrs
with the North line of the right of way
of the Northern Pacific Irrigation COM
pany's canal, known as Lateral No. I,
thence East and Southerly along the
North line of said Irrigation company's
right of way line, said lateral or canal
crosses or intersects the South line of
section eight (9; thence East along
the South line of Section eight 81 to
the Southwest corner of section nine (9)
thence East along the South line of
section nine 90 to the Southeast corner
of the Southwest quarter of said section
nine (9); thence North along the East
line of the said Southwest quarter to
the Northeast corner of said quarter;
thence East along the South line of the
Northeast quarter to the East line of
section nine co.; thence North along
the East line of section nine (9) to
where the said East line of section nine
~ intersects with the South bank of
the Columbia river; thence North and
easterly along the South bank of the
Columbia river through sections nine
(9), four az, five (5) and six (6) to the
place of beginning, the said Drainage
District containing portions of sections
four ~, five (5), six (6), eight (8), and
nine 81: township eight ~, North
range thirty (S0), E. w. NJ, covering
an area of about two thousand. e, OOO)
acres more or less.
Witness the hand of the chairman of
the board this 7th day of April. A. D.
1914, and the seal of the Commissioners
Court affixed.
III. M. WALTHEw
Chairman of the Board of Commits
sioners of Benton County, Washington.
Attest: l.. L. LYNN
Auditor and Ex-Officio clerk of the
Board. 4-16-5-14