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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Heart of Detroit
Elects Officers

The Heart Of Detroit Lodge l.
B. p. o. Z. clected officers sun
day al q mass meeting held al
their lodge home, 5000 Mack.
Frank Manning OF $50 Z. War
ren Is the new exalted ruler
Other officers are as follows:
Frsnk o. Manning. eXalted rul-
a.. $50 f. Warren Raymond
Scott. financial secretary 4520
Vermont. Lester Brown, treas
urer. $500 Z. Lafayette Hector
Ph Hips. esteemed leading knight.
Henry Mills. esteemed loyal
knight. William E. Johnson. cs-
ieemed lectuung knight, Arthur
z Smith. esquire Joe klligell
TYLER; Robert Terry, inner guard,
John L. Crawford. recordins Sec
.etarv. Herbert Dudley, iegal
advisor Morris X Washington,
ass slant financial secretary, VIII
liam Turner ST.. chaplain; y NJ
MahlaUL lodge physician.
Trustees are Chester Hill.
chairman; Charles Moran. James
McAfec. James Simpson. and
Melvin Cruise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Mass Meeting
lcontinued Frem Pase y

Continued From Page ~
Joseph 4. Brown. Mrs. Georgisns
K. Fields, Secretary of the Ma
,.oaal Council OF NEGRO Women.
and Rev. F. D. Porter, President
AME Zion Ministers Alliance
Coleman Young, WAYNE County
Go Council. Secretary, sno
JACK Raskln, Civil Rights Con-
gress. treasurer.
Members OF the Executive
Board include Rev. j. A. DANES
Rev. J ". Crockett. Tom Cole
man. UPW-CIO, Tracy Doll
Wayne County CIO. Edward
Rembert, United Negro League
Rev. a. NJ. Miller, Dr. James
Jackson. Communist Party, Rev,
2. B. Guthrie. Slgmund Dia-
rond, Progressive Party. Hodges
Mason. Pres Local 208 Jaw
ClO, and Senator Stanley No
wax. among others.
The Committee VIII issue e
folder, summarizing the facts in
me case. for mass distribution
throughout the city. Delegations
OF rsde-unionists, ministers
businessmen and youth Will be
organized 10 attend the Coroner
inquest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Governor Dewey

ard governor Cl wv
ArcS~oing 10 Ed T. Harris OF
49, philadelphia Tribune. most
- oa- leaders both IN national
80 community life come IN
~or,.t with their Negro citizens
!, united degrce. They either
SEE III IA as a mass conStituuns
~ Negro problem or else N
,.e ncvsons Of a few individuals
~ - politicians OF social woF x
~ Who are more apt 70 DC
,,,errS,es N making gains tot
themselves rather than for their
Dewev has been face 70 face
w.fh the race problem as 2
nrosesutor and as governor, HIS
i,ur lt 81 appointments OF Ne
--ocs N responsible Jobs paying
ron, IS aao 10 $4,000 are mat
,er \. record. he has many per-
sonsl friends among the Negro
-ogr and Is we'll Informed on
~. need. Therefore many Ne.
gro leaders feel that ne VAL
srr-6sch their problems from
ro,c logical standpoint an0
Wil Sc them an opportunity
~ .rrte IN many more gov
errren, posts. IN addition 70
rebu.laing the Republican party
In IRE South
NEW CHAIRMAN
NPcp Hugh Scott Jr- Of Phil
al lrhia was named the new
ga. rtsn 81 the Republican Ma
'ionsl Committee. He succeeded
Cs-- Reece Of Tennessee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Champ Has
Lcen,inued From Paae b.
le running Tor council.

Joe running Tor council.
Andrew J. Smith. prominent
Democrat. decls ed that ne would
be IN Joo's corner and would
rcrdcr any assistance he could
n his campaign.
Ernest L. Richards, assistant
prosecuting attorney. declared
that Joe would have his sup
port
". T Johnson. prominent bus
inesSman, went on record as
being forced 10 vote FOR Joe
il he came up for the vacancy.
Other citizens from the nan
in the street 10 the man in the
Office expressed first surprise,
then a dawnng realization that
this might be Dotrolt'S oppor.
tunity of at long last getting
Negro representation on the COM
mon council
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Mrs. Brown
lcoliinued Lon paae /


Nsyv Wstson Stewart.
The response 70 the farewell
gesture maze b. Mrs. Brown
IVES Gate scrtne ntal. as il Is
"3,r t.s S14p ~ women ana The
carnations Wrch they repre-.
ert t-at many cultural and
c.tle loS, bottoms have D e n
n-a1e "a TINS Clty.
Com1 iiee planning the lunch
ear inr.45cd.
y Mile Hynson and Sadie
r mc IS co-chairmen, Mrs.
Pee Harris LotIe White and
A.1e >rci IS committee char
7fr Mrs Louise Tibbs Mrs.
O'oY smf'r and Mrs Ethel Mas
scnnc < IS tgeasurercs, Mrs. Har-
n. Wesley and Helen Wilson as
ecfeia lcs and the Youn z
"omer's Council Of the Associa-
ton as h0steSses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
cLAS SIZED ADS
Man Wanted
To Shoot Gun

Il want 20 shoot this thing
so bad is the statement which
led 10 the arrest OF 3o-year
old man last week.
Milton Groggins. 80, OF sos +.
Adams. according 10 an alert
police officer. made the above
statement, causing him 10 search
him.
The search revealed that Grog-
Gins was carrying loaded re-
CATION Of carrying concealed
volver. He is held for investl-
weapon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Mason Speaks
On MosIey Case

HODGES Mason. Pres. Local 205
UAW-CIO, will be featured
speaker al neiehbofhooa M S
meeting called TO protest the
shooting OF Leon Mosley 40 De
held Thursday. July /, 8 pm.
q the Greater Quinn AME
Church. Lynn and Cameron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Local 600

dIed OCT cent suppuII ~ ~
JAW Go
Following are the officers IN
s.sWe1 MONDAY. and VINO began
thc.r duties officially last Tues
daN morning.
ffof ace Sheffield. president,
rzc. Watts. vice PRESIDENT Peter
10 Daniels. recording secretary &,
Roheri Davis. financial secretary
DAVE Thomas. set ~ arms Id
wsrd TAYLOR. Luther Collins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Champ Quits
Continued From Page -
ggt through Win the lett
PRAISES SEAMON

PRAISES SEAMON
The champion gaze great
credit q Mamie seau9n. ~;
isainea Mamie too me whaI
10 eo after the ninth gc4na anc
! o.d IT, Thats all
Everyone ~ ile roou yelled
-Wnsi cld you tell MN, Man
ne
I knew Waleoii was Tired.
said Seamon. I just told ice
20 60 get him and had kncek
him out. You esuld see II. Wal
ee:i wss stretching his arms
and dropping Them he wasn't
isiniins. He was fired. So Joe
went out and got him.
Louis Mas knOCNec neNn iol
ane- count ID The tnra ana h's
ct csc showed s.sns where
Na.c0ti aal plsgec a laiico n
Inc .st Eal the lignt he
Nas p-f.e1 Up -rlcr ne eve on
.le neck bone and nad . sASni
-hc $780, = Bat LOU,
re G.Fcg Na a-Tt
WHAT HIT WALcoTT7
Ntl. = sai1 he cs1rt Stow
1e nc ~ rt t1 .a ice
rtn and lie c.amel tae
4llc t t.l ss ~ me leht
He SEQ EtarSse F~.ian Kept
tll.-. w 81 e9e IN and
ns enc aot say.ng ansising
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Husband Shoots
tconiinued From Page ~

the same gun
William II DAYS. %, OF 90 Gar
field. was shot in the right SIDE
by Houston Speight Of 1855 John
r last Monday, following an
arsument over a girl friend.
The two men argued over
Thelms Davis. "a. OF 90 Garfield
Mr.. DAYS present friend and a
former friend ~ Speight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
MosIey Inquest
.cOnAnusd From Page y

stated - ~ - tbyee
Judge Jones, of 2265 Waterloo SAID ! saw ~. -
I;aro.n HEATING the bow | saw him break away from
the officers the Big officer hred shot and the oe
ceased dropped" .,,, q
Sir Jones testified that be heard an oFleeI S"f sf'
hut shot rang out with the command
Wh, tne witness could not remember -eehs y'it'
persons nliglng with the police who nae 1es'.'lsu' y
aid n heard woman screaming. saying please anb
tMr. Marx Nlianl, ~ 2447 Waterloo lesuheu 4as'
~. /. tra 500 screamed before Mosey wa, shoi''
Patroman Charles Neville, OF the FIRST precinct
- 80, ,,ationed At Miller High School to keep order
at the dance said Il did the ofhoers hit Mosey
he saw one OF the policemen grsba the slam youths up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Rankin Says

fCouLEIeS trcm rage
cep:able e southern Demo
Gratis, vino have seen threaten
INC a Yevol: a=aias; Mr.. Truman
ever since me report OF the
Presidents Committee on Civ.
i. Rlsais was made public sew.
era. ron;hs a7o.
VIE as AGREEMENT
Ra1klr wro sas r.tte. ss-
.cs -. -f-1.ars .0.u iii ~.
E1ts .pE.s.at.te pfoe ami ssic
a rt w.,set 90 ma.
Den 8,Eer, a.
a assact1-t ~ eemen, an
-..rts ,s.c
y ,-s crt sA s4.r.
.es4 clark rs s3g plst.
M a II ga I'D be ~
ore-s..e ~ .-e aeop.c ostre
-,- team .re blank On tn. sun.
ire Rep ni.csn platform
s-4
Ire 1914 Democratic plank
O. civil rights was phrased in
general terms. while The Presi.
sen; il his legislative prooran,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
vANDENBERc SUPPORTS
DEWEY

Senate. y andcnbefg Saiu that
he approved OF the candidates
and WOULD DO Whe; ne could 70
hclp them. He said ne also APP
proved the COP platform which
.svored strong c.Eil nights laws.
], was expressed BY sup
porter Of Senator Nsndenber Z
nat 4 Nsndenberg had carried
his congressional fight on foreign
1ohcy against the MartIn-Tsber-
Asllcck right into Philadelphia
and sought delegates actively as
Dewey. Stsssen. Taft and the
others had done. he could have
Won the nomination
i ,nose who felt this way
were disappointed. = ne comment
ca, nc was sorry, out ne felt
1v eQ-.6 not have conducted an
s-F csslNe campaign Without go
rg BACK on the promises he had
adc from TIC start. he had
cd he ccalled that he would
run. that ne would not try
80 stop anybody, that he would
not 90 out seeking delegates or
engage n the sort Of activities
mat must De pursued in order
20 swing large olocs Of votes 70
rs candidacy
There were some people he
remarked. kindly faithful, but
think. misguided people who
ntd the fantastic belief that !
Was tae one man who could
carry our great fight in the
world and that ! had 10 conduct
that fight from the White House
This. OF course, IS wrong. The
iight viii be carried on and I'll
be n Il, but at my same old
stand in the Foreign Relations
Committee
NEGRO PARTICIPANTS
TIE convention was well in
.tegrsted with Negro participants
n both the morning and evening
sessions
TODD DUNCAN SINGS
On last Wednesday, the RI
Rev A. Preston Shaw. Bishop
~ the " z. Church Of Bslii-
more district. delivered the pray
er Tuesday evening Todd Dun
can the internationally famous
baritone singer rendered two
mum bers before the $4,000 dele
gates. s!ternates and spectators,
The Rev ALVIN PAYNE OF Bal
more mace speech seconoing
the nomination Of Gov Dewey
Wnlie Roscoe Conklin Simmons.
vetersn Chicago Republican.
made the seconding speech for
Senator Taft. DR.. Leo NJ. Owens.
Jackson. Miss. was member
Of the platform committee. AL
pert Reading Of Chester Pa.
Was an assistant reading clerk
william Murray Simmons OF
Chicago was page Perry How
d national committeeman from
Mississippi. was also seated on
;he platform Miss Cerclle II
Narsleld Of West Virginia served
on the staff of the Committee
IN Arrangements Hon. Hobson
REYNOLDS. magistrate Of Phila-
dciphIa addressed the conven-
ton on TUESDAY morning.
WIDE NEGRO CONTACT
In the opinion OF MANY news
paper men Dewey is the FIRST
candidate for president with a
background and practical knowl-
edge Of the Negro as an midi
vdual and part OF the national
community.
He has worked for many
years with Negro men and
women in many endeavors and
has made important appoint
mems, both as district attorney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Edison Seeking
More Revenues

a lcque-t for permission 10
amend rs petition seeking ad-
dltional revenues so that the
total annual increase would be
approximately Sll.300.000 was
lied with the Public Service
Commission recently by the De-
irot Edison Company. The
company also asked that the
commission enter an order max
ng S5.Q00.000 OF the $1,000 600
total available beginning July !
in On advance Of q final deter
TNat,on OF the case.
The original petition sought
a. raise So 100000 year by
lcducng the discount Tor prompt
payment Of bills 10 three per
cont AZ pgescn; the discount TO
u14s'l customers IS five per
cent tns, 70 al other 10 pei
cent
Tine company, ~ rs amended
petiNcn poposcs 20 RAISE an
.otncr S5li4,O00 4 year by bas-
Ing charges 10 al customers in
part on the price az coal. major
expense IN company business
Such "coal clause has Ions
occn Z part % the coptract with
industrial customers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03


FEPc and his recognition OF
Negroes ability through APP
poinfmsnis 10 such jobs a.
iusseships szd high saiarisi
commissions were given as the
r.ssen re was the favorits of
Negro voters.
LIBERAL TICKET
TINS hands-acroSSS-the- nation
t.ckei triumph FOR the lib
e-sl prog .essive element OF the
COP IN .eFelgn as well as do
wesfic affairs. became a reality
when me .094 Republican dele
gates in q quick. well ordered
closing session az their five-oay
convention. selected Governor
Earl Warren BY exclamation.
As Dewey had done, the big
hlond s.x loot Californian came
Immediately 20 fhe auditorium
20 accept the nomination in per-
son ana as Dewey had done, he
emphasized unity and team play
N meeting the challenging task
acesa Of the party and the coun-
us
Warren IS liberal. progressive
and Warmly admired BY business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

Who got married last week.
Did you 60 away on q vacation
or business trip? Let US know
what you are doing. We want
&c print il. Addrefs II 10 The
DETROIT TRIBUNE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
per chest.
DIDN'T HEAR HALT CALLED

per Cncet'
DIDN'T Hear HALT CALLED
s'a- oc4i ica 1895
Aa 4AaS ara e A.e.as.t i-
..lt rcrc a. ri
aaol.t fcr >l-1z f7t1 r--
a. cen me .rg t ias ihs
nt r tae
au 'an- cei -tGs 1e Is.
hybsn W!!As. lz73 Secs.
SAID was en- NY wsY o.: Q;
Inc sehool % take smoke
wnen heard ire snc: and
saw MosleY drop 70 RS knees
the ci;icer who free me sAoi
hit MIN with MS reviewer.
then dragged iae eoaY BACK
Up the street.
friend TESTiFlES
Nl-A4 G
beer
me
M.
Abc-; zen u.n-ies be.ose
the shoonns Mos.sy sac re
was se.rg 70 tx hs i-SPsn
GERS saa ~eul1 os us5; BACK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

Pe;:Y Sc po.ics say was
c--nk and Believing iishi a:
1881 hseor5 with Mss Grace
E5wsrds. 60. was sviried rY
.-1Y o;heY werner ir ire home
Evening star., 1948-09-26
; Styles in Handsome
Period Sofas

You enough your sofo to buy lamp to go With
it, 2-cushioned squore-onoed Lowsons and 2-cushioned
ChonneIorm Regency Sofas with frneed base. Grocefd
Duncan Phyfe style With carved SOLID MAHOGANY
frames. Green, grey, mulberry turquoise royon mote
Iosses figured cotton tapestries wine Alice blue striped
royon oiIes in group All full size experty tailored !.
made with full spring construction .s
Living III Floor Washi"so" d Floor Silver 0
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Dynamite Blasts
 StaTfIe Downtown

Eleven small charges of dyna. mite were used Monday and Tuesday to break through hard vein of rock on Harbor Avenue. where a new sewer and drainage line is being put in.
 The explosions from the blast ing rocked the downtown area, startling businessmen and resi-. dents alike.
 The dynamite was set off by Patrick Lynch and Co.,. in their excavation down the street Six charges were used Monday and five on Tuesday.
 The first explosion caused many to leave the stores and investigate and one establish ment owner that employs several women reported his entire staff dropped it's work and dashed for the nearest exit However. by the final blast Tuesday, non- ehalance prevailed.
 While the big shovel is capable of eating through most types of earth, the dynamite was con- sideled necessary, MT. Lynch said, and was handled with great , caution No damage was reported from the blasts.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Coast Guard
 Hosts At Party

Crews of the Coast Guard cut ftors Cedar and Clover entertain. ed thelr friends of Kodiak and vicinity at 8 dancing party at the Community center Sunday evening. The party was given as an expression of appreciation for the hospitality shown the Coast Cuardsmen by the community and the center.
 More than 250 persons attend. ed the affair. Committees from the two ships. under the leader ship of Radioman lc Leonard Hunnecutt, spent many hours
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
lN uggets On Display

A poke full of good sized gold nuggets will go to some lucky person on the night before Thanksgiving. at a raffle te be sponsored by the Retail Liquor Dealers of Kodiak
 Proceeds from the sale of tic- kete will go completely to the Alaska Crippled Children's As- soclation, which is annually the beneficiary of a liquor, dealer. sponsored event
 The gold nuggets. valued at around $l200, arrived this week from the north.
 The gold was mined by Jim Pierce. former Kodiak man, who several months ago struck gold near Fairbanks. The nuggets are from Omega Creek, in the Man. ley Hot Springs area
 The raffle will be held at the Orpheum Theatre. at g m Nov. ember 24 The nuggets are on display at the theatre now.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

decoya&ing the center with aaar aBd penants Refreshments Ra- cludlng 300 sandwiches and tive huge cakes " re prepared on shipboard.
 Mayor Lee Bettinger paid the respects of the community D tho s ,rvice in a brief address. 1Laua G J Shannon responded on be- half of the officers and men of the ships and their families.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

M and Mrs. E. E, Bell re turned this week from . brlef trip to tAs states to see the World Series games MT. and Mrs Ben Kraft who accom- pAnied them . c still outside.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

MT. and Mrs. L. K. WOdliageu are vacationing in Southern Cah- fornia, and will spend two os three months around Los Angs. les and return to Kodiak aftes the first of the year.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

Deputy Marshal Paul. Herring returned fiom the States Tues. day, by plane. He left last. week to take 6 patient to Morningside Sanitarium.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

Emil Knudsen left by PIMA this week to de his Christmas shopping and buying in Seattle
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-11

4 is HEREBY GIVEN, that will
proceed to sell to the highest bid
der, for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law for Sheriffs
sales, to-wit: at 1000 o'clock A.
NJ, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
December, A. D., 1913, before the
Court House door Of said County,
the following described property,
situate therein. to-wit:
Lot 5, Replat Of Columbia
Gardens, according to plat
thereof recorded in Volume 2
OF plats. page 81, records Of
said Benton County.
levied on as the property OF said
defendants, Ralph r. Albright
and Harriet r Albright, his wife,
to satisfy a Judgment amounting
to ss.186.5o. with interest on
s6,176.50 from July I, 1913 until
paid at the rate Of 6% per an
mum. S5l5.o0 attorneys fees and
$3.50 Court Costs, In favor OF
said plaintiff and cost OF sale.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND this
5th dav Of November. 1919.
HERBERT RTNGHoFTTR,
20, ... Atty. for Plaintiff.
HARRY B. COCHRAN,
aa 90 aas ... s....... Sheriff.
Published in Kennewick Courier
4 Reporter. AIS.
By E. Powers, Deputy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF JOYCE STTNHOFF,
Deceased. a-., ~ .a... ....
|, NOTICE f. hereby given that
the undersigned has been appoint
ed and has qualified as admins
TRAITOR Of the estate OF Joyce
Stenhoff, deceased; that all per-
sons having claims against said
deceased are hereby REQUIRED to
serve the same. duly verified, on
said administrator or his attorneys
Of record al the address below
stated, and file the same with the
clerk Of said court. together with
proof Of such service, within six
months after the date of first
publication Of this notice or the
same will be barred.
Date Of first publication No
vember IL. 1913. e.
ROBERT E. STENHOFF,
Administrator of Said Estate.
Fntter. Merrick & Merrick
112 South 4th Street
p. o. Box 5ei
Pasco, Washington
Attorneys for Administrator
ii:ll-12:1e
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-11
DISTRICT

Notice Is hereby given that the
assessment roll of the Columbia
Irrigation District is now on file
in the office OF the Secretary and
Beard Of Directors at Kennewicls,
Washington, 10 Kennewick Ave.
E, and that the Board will meet
in their office from Tuesday, No
vember 30th, 1913, at 7:30 p. m,
thru Friday, December 10th, 1913,
Sunday excluded, as Board of
Equalization, for the purpose Of
equalizing said assessment roll
and at which time the Board Of
Directors. will hear and determine
such objechcns to said roll as
may come before them.
GIVEN by order OF the Board
OF Directors this 10th day Of No
vember. 1913.
A. ]. Thompson. Harry N. Hamp-
ton, John Smith, Directors.
~- =. q. Mason, Secretary.
11:1l-l1:2S
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NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION OF
KENNEwTCK IRRIGATION n
DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given that the
Secretary of the Kennewick irri-
cation district has delivered his
completed assessment ron 10 the
board Of directors of the Kenne-
wick Irrigation district where IL
is now on file. Notice is further
given that the board will meet as
a board Of equalization Tuesday
December 2, at 200 O'Clock at
their office I'm the office OF Fyfe
and Spauld:ng Agency in Kenne-
wick, Washington for the purpose
Of equalizing said assessment ron,
and will determine such objections
as may come before them. The
board win continue its session
from day to day as may be neces-
sary for period Of ten days, e1-
elusive Of Sundays. Given by or
der of the board this 18th day of
November, 1919. E. J. Brand,
secretary.
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NOTICE OF GROUND WATER
RIGHT APPLICATION NO. 1908
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
!, Notice. Is. hereby given that
Harvey J. Atwood Of RiehlAnd.
Washington, under date Of July I,
1913, fled with the State Super
visor Of Hydraulics, Olympia,
Washington, an application for .
permit to withdraw public ground
waters BY means Of = wen situated
one mile south Of Kennewick, in
the amount Of $50 gallons Per
minute subject 70 existing rights
during irrigation season, each
yeer for the purpose Of Irrigation
and continuously for domestic
supply: that. The location Of the
Withdrawal, works & within the
SEX Of NWA Of Sec. z, Twp.
3 N, Rye. 30 E.WM. In Benton
County. A map showing the To-
cation and plan Of said works
and the place Of the proposed
use Is on file n the office Of the
State Supervisor Of Hydraulics,
Olympia, Washington, together
with such other information as q
required BY law.
Any person. firm or corporation
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- -l11El61x3 0AG& -
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
County Of Benton, -.
By virtue of IA Order Of Sale
issued out Of The Honorable Su-
pefior Court Of Benton County,
State Of Washington. ca the 5th
day Of November. is4S. By the
Clerk thereof N case q First Fed
efal Savin&s & Loan Association
Of Wal1a Walla . corporation,
Plaintiff, versus Ralph r. Albright
and Harriet L Albright, his wife,
Defendants and to me az Sheriff,
directed and delivered, NOTICE
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NOTICE

W. I'VE.
The Benton County Commits
sioners wish 70 advise that an
Flats going thru the Office Of the
County Engineer, and other offic-
6 Of this County for approval,
must Be accompanied by ease
ments for any future power lines,
telephone Mnes, water conduits
and irrigation canals. II would Ia
cilitate matters Tor the one who
plats b contact any ana IN pub
Ne utility Offices % make arrange
ments for sueh he6ose VT \ pre-
sentsd st tie Ceaney O4lsces.
County Road Engineer for
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whose right will be injuriously
affected by said application may
file with the State Supervisor Of
Hydraulics, at Olympia, Washing
ton, such objections or represen-
tations, in writing, as he may
desire to make, within thirty (3o)
days after date Of last publica.
ton, which date is November IL,
1854.
Witness my hand and official
seal this eth day Of September.
A. D., 1913. e-
81. ". POLLOCK.
State Supervisor Of Hydraulie.
BY: CaAS. J. BARTHOIET,
DEPUTY. ll:4-ii:li