White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-01-15

pertaining to said land including a
permit from the War Department OF
the United States to construct and
maintain wing dams for power canal
for water plant in the Columbia Riv-
er at Priest Rapids, and also includ-
ing the right to divert the waters of
Columbia River at Priest Rapids for
the purpose of developing power.
Two vertical triplex turbines, two
9O0-K.W. Allis- Chalmers vertical al
ternating generators, one 6O-k.W.
10 volt vertical direct current excit-
er, three oil pressure governors, one
60-K.W. motor generator exeter set,
three 1000-K.W., 1900, 66,000.volt
single phase transformers, one G. u.
X. 1856 ,000.volt oil switch, one type
&c" 23,000-volt Westinghouse oil
switch, one so HIP. Allis.C Chalmers
horizontal induction motor direct con-
nected to one 10-inch United Iron
Works centrifugal pump, one set &c..
000-volt Electrolytic aluminium cell
lightning arresters, switch board
complete including bus bars, wiring,
voltage regulator, rheostats and all
other apparatus in the power house,
one 90-tOn Atlantic steam shovel, one
14-ton saddle tank contractors To-
connective, one cotton saddle tank con-
tractors locomotive, steel rails, fish
plates, frogs, switch points, 10 side
dump cars, one No. 3 Foots concrete
mixer, two Bagley scrapers, all ma
chinists' tools, materials on hand,
wire, lumber; also one so H. p.
Westinghouse induction motor; and
all property formerly owned by Han
ford Irrigation & Power Company at
Priest Rapids, now in the possession
of the receiver herein.
PROPERTY AT COYOTE RAPIDS,
BENTON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
All of Lot 4, Section 6, Township
13 North, Range 26 East w. M.
Shorelands in front of Lot 4, Sec
ton 6, Township 13 North, Rang. g
East w. M.
Including the concrete pumping
station timbered intake cribs, steel
suction pipes, 66-inch and r.
inch continuous stave discharge pipe,
blacksmith shop, wooden frame, sheet
iron substation, and one-stOry frame
operators cottage.
Two $50 HIP. 2300-vOlt Allis- Chal-
mers vertical induction motors with
two 3O-inch vertical centrifugal pumps
with shafting and thrust bearings,
one CTS H. P. 2300-volt G. e. variable
speed motor connected to one 40-inch
vertical shaft single suction IL. P.
Morris centrifugal pump with thrust
bearing, shafting, etc., including nee
essary resistance grids, also stump
pump and motor, switchboard, meas
uring instruments, wrenches and
tools of every description, all wiring,
oil switches, hydraulic valves and oil
ing system. Also all apparatus in
cluded in the sub-station made up as,
three 600-K.W. 0O-2300-vOlt water
cooled transformers, with measuring
switch board, wiring,
choke coils, switches, and other appa-
ratus. Also all lumber or other ma
terials, house furnishings or tools
formerly owned by the Hartford IT.
rigation & Power Company at tha
station, and now in the pos
session of the receiver therein.
TRANSMISSION AND DIST'RIB-
UTING LINES
That certain 66,000-vOlt trans
mission line known as ''The HanfOrd
Priest Rapids Line" including poles,
wires, insulators, cross arms, guys,
props and hardware, and beginning
at the power house formerly owned
by the Hanford Irrigation & Power
Company in Section 2, Township 13
North, Range % East w. M, and ex-
ending in southeasterly direction
through Sections 2, II, IL, Township
13 North. Range % East w. M, to
the southeast corner of Section IL,
Township 13 North, Range % East
w. M, and thence in an easterly d.
rection along the north line of Sec
tons 1S, IL, 16, Is, Ia, Is, in Town
ship 10 North, Range "a East w. M,
thence in an easterly direction along
the north line of Sections 10, IL, 16,
Is, ID, IL, in Township Is North,
Range rs East w. M. to the north
east corner of Section -, Township
I3 North, Range rs East w. M.
Also that certain branch line known
IS the Coyote Stub Line" beginning
at a point on the main 66,O0O-volt
Rapids Line at the
Northeast corner of Section 13.
Township 10 North, Range Is East
w. M. and extending in North
erly direction along the East line Of
Sections IL and i, Township 10 North,
Range Is East w. M. and thence
across Section 6, Township 10 North,
Range 26 East w. M. to the Coyote
Pumping Station formerly owned by
he Hanford Irrigation & Power Com.
)any.
CANAL AND LATER
\ AIS, SITUATE IN BENTON
COUNTY, WASHINGTON
The irrigation canal known as the
main canal or "Low lift canal be-
ginning at a point in lot S, Section
), township 13 North, Range 26
East w. M. and extending in gen.
sral northeasterly direction through