The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-17

AACne OAStI1CC mo. IL, 10 cover the un-
paid portion Of the construction charge
of that district.
The following election officers were
appointed and polling places named
Tor the primary election September
IL, 1922:
lin the following list the precinct
is named first, followed by the polling
place. The first named is the inspec-
tor in each precinct, followed by the
two judges).
Columbia-Vernita schoolhouse: OF
to Jeager, Archie Brown, L. N. Fry.
Kiona-I. o. o. F. hall; Geo. Hughes
=. ii. McBee, j. j. Smith.
Paterson-CoOlidge schoolhouse: G..
McNealey, Elmer Mathews, H. T. Pat
erson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hall: w. c..
Travis, T. j. Crump, w. F. Yohnka.
White Bluffs-C odding Hall: F. D.
Edwards, M. S. Meeks, Matt Weihl.
HanfOrd-Lynch Bldg, J. Macomber
w. L. Enyeart, Ray Slavens.
Benton City-High school gym: J.
Gustad, Mrs. F. S. Hedger,E. Will
Hams.
Expansions. P. & S. Depot: j. M.
Doyle, W.. L. Blakely, B. M. Doyle.
Finley-Grange hall; Ed. Angel, E.
Frauen, Monroe Ford.
Highlands-Club house; A. Lehn-
hard, Mrs. Keene, Belle Robertson.
Horn Rapids Compton residence;
I. j. Chalcraft, Mrs. Compton, Mrs.
Lawrence.
Hover Schoolhouse; John Mills;
G. J. Dahlin, II. S. Hughes.
Kennewick, 1-Columbia Garage
Mrs. n. Terrell, Mrs. Huntington,
Mrs. G. III. Shanafelt.
Kennewick LIBRARY building
Frank Bentley, Mrs. F. F. Beste, Lucy
Graham
Kennewick 3-Office, John Dover
Lumber Co., r. L. Banta; Mrs. Paul
DuSair, Mrs. Winkenwerder.
Kennewick Gardens-D. j. Beinhart
residence; D., j. Beinhart, j. F. Per-
ry, Mrs. III. p. Cranmer.
South Kennewick- Club House; F.
l. Fraser, Mrs. r. II. Holcombe, Mrs.
r. @. Macmahon.
Kennewick Valley - Mrs. Shaugh-
nessy's residence; Jas. Johnston, Mrs.
III. Brown, Ed. Montgomery.
Lower Yakima - Rouse residence;
D. C. Harding, Mrs. Rouse, C. H. Ford.
Richland - Earhart buildg., j. A.
Thompson, Mrs. Sawyer, n. Wheel
house.
Vale-Fruitvale sch0Olhouse; James
Kaas, Smith Hubbard, Geo. Snow.
Horse Heaven-The Triple Springs
schoolhouse; c.. M. Bentley, Harry
Clodfelter, Ethel Edwards.
Carley-Carley school house; F. l..
Bass; e. T. Mulroney, M. E. Carley.
Prosser, East County building
II. C. Saunders, Leslie Lee, Frank
Finn.
Prosser, North Grange hall; F.
Pengruber, John Fisher, Ed. Albro.
Prosser, West Richards house; E.
H. Richards, r. Evans, Joe Albin.
Prosser, miller Garage; j. w.
Whiting, Mrs Lyons, Mrs. Brown.
Prosser, Pearl Building; D. H.
Harper, Jr., Mrs. Bushnell, Henry
Wanda.
Prosser, 3-Riverview school; R. w.
Weber, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Mahon-
ey.
Rattlesnake-Dist ID schoolhouse;
L. Kimmel, Frank Bennett, Mrs. Ma
thews.
Walnut Grove - Schoolhouse; ALI
Hicks, Geo. Towne, Joe Ponti.
Riverside Grange Hall, p. Hamil-
ton, Laura Whitaker, Don Brunn.
The chairman of the board was
authorized to enter into an agreement
on behalf Of the county with the Ore
gon- Washington Railroad & Naviga-
ton company for the rental Of por-
ton of the railway company's right
- - - ho &C
| a storage place for county machinery.
The rent to be $1.O0 a year.
$150O.OO was appropriated from the
General Road & Bridge fund for the
repair of a portion of the state high
way near Whitstran.
The hearing on the Cliett road was
continued until the next meeting OF
The board September 5, 1922.
The hearing on the La-Belle Wood
son road was continued until Septem-
Der 9Th.
The county auditor was instructed
to issue her warrants to the order OF
the following named individuals, firms
and corporations in payment OF their
claims filed in her office, audited and
allowed on the funds as stated.
Liquor Fund
Mark Ferris, deputy sheriff $4,000
INDECENT Soldier Fund
e. J. Kietcham, loading box LOO
lie. w. FASTER, meals for ex-ser- -
vice men 4.co
Game Fund
u. Edward Brown, game warden loo.uV
Dishon Motor Co., payment on 80
Ford car os.s'''
Northwestern Photo Co., binoc- -
ular case oo
Current Expense Fund 80
Nv L. Ge0rgeson, agri. lao.0 Oo
Mabel Green, club leader oo.o w
Margaret Swingle, asst. 40 ao.o oo
3. F. Rupert, assessor 1870 ao 20
Olaf Stranworld, deputy sou o
q. H. Stradling, engineer iao.0 M
Howard Stradling, chairman o. oa. w
| A. B. Faulkner, chairman % $40 M
II. j. Stranwold, asst. oo oo
John Brand, chairman o 4.o0
E. L. Stewart, clerk 1910 M
| II. Oftedal, deputy i ~ OK
Velma Mercer, asst. zaos
n~..o~ ;,,dno CO.VO