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Records of Whitman County
SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1912
Deeds
Wm C. Jacks and wife to Jas. S.
Jacks, tract in 7-13-40, $1000.
H. M. Greene and wife to L. W.
Putnam, lot 10, blk 9, LaCrosse,
$550.
Eliza J. Swift to Samuel R. War
wick, pt eh swq 30-20-45, $3675.
Oscar J. Swift to Samuel R. War
wick, lots 3, 4, wh swq 30-20-45,
$6000.
Eugene E. Snyder and wife to H
C. Sodorff, seq 16-13-45, $1.
Eugene K. Snyder et al. to Matilda
Snyder, pt 2-14-44, $1.
R«al Mortgages
L. W. Putnam and wife to Western
Loan and Savings Co., lot 10, blk '.).
LaCrosse, $500.
, Clarence Murdock and wife to Hi.
Jacob, lots 5, 6, 7, blk 1. Campus
Park add., Pullman, $1500.
Chattel Mortgages
§R. B. Copeland et al. to Nichols
and Shepard Co., machinery, $1226.
R. B. Copeland et al. to Geo. H.
Gallagher Co., machinery, $1368.
Releases
T. C. Elliott to Marlon James et
al., real mtg.
John Snyder to E. E. Snyder, real
mtg.
Western Loan and Savings Co. to!
Mllford Gardner et ux., real mtg,
Demlng Investment Co. to John .1.
Pearsons, real mtg.
John Kambltsch to J. A. Crosby et]
al., chat.
Miscellaneous
Harlle Gillespie to the public, nli
neq 29-15-44, declaration of home
stead.
Stivers and Horning vs. .1. F. Rey
nolds Landis, lots 5, 6. pt lot 4, blk
46, Pullman, lien, $278.
MONDAY, SEPT. 25. 1912
Deeds
Nina C. Overmyer ami husband to
Julius DeJonckheere, lot 12, blk 2.
Lombard's add. Tekoa, $1.
Peter Taylor and wife to Cecil W. |
Dell, lots 4, 5, blk 4, Loekhart's add,
St. John, $400.
Elian Trewick to Elizabeth Balis-!
bury, undivided fourth of swq 15-20-1
10. $1.
Real Mortgage*
_. H. Babcock and wife to las. E.
Lindsay, lots 27, 28. pt. 29. McGe'e's j
subdivision of lots 1, 2 of 5-14-45.
$600.
Julius Bldstrup to W. C. Baker,
nh nwq 10-18-43. $1350.
Chattel Mortgages
C. M. Stott to W. W. Loomis. trus
tee, 650 bushels wheat on sh 23-19
--41, $261.
J. Stuckey et al. to Pullman State
Bank, 1500 bushels wheat to be made
into flour, etc., $1008.
C. M. Stott to R. B. Games, 160
bushels wheat on sh 23-19-41, $55.
C. Biedel to Farmers State Bank
of Colfax, live stock, implements. 2-3
crop on pt nh nh 14, sb sh 11-15
--41, $800.
Releases
James Taylor to Thos. J. Hunt and
wife, real mtg
S. S. Link to D. A. Link. chat. .
M. G. Davis to Robt. Staley, chat.
Chas. H. Boatright to T. Dugger
et al., chat.
Conditional Rills of Sale
National Cash Register Co. to Hay
Rochdale Co.. register, $175; to
Butler Supply Co., register, $200.
Grote-Rankin Co. to Dr. E. Mohr
mann, household furnishings, $50.
Miscellaneous
D. F. Staley vs. A. Valk et al., lis
pendens.
Philip Lautenschleger vs. Adam
Sliger, crop on nwq, nh swq 22, eh
21-17-40, lien $386.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 24. 1912
Deeds
John J. Murray and wife to A. E.
Shaw and wife, lot 2, Sanborn and
Wood's subdivision of blk 35, Pull
man, lots 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, blk 3, Reaney's
2nd add, Pullman, $2500.
T. N. Lynch and wife to Samuel O.
Foster, lot 4, blk 4, Falrview add.
Pullman. $100.
Marshall K. Snell and wife to Eu
gene H. Stephens, lot 20, blk 22,
Ewan, $1.
Mr». M. Heard to S. A. Manring,
lot 1, eh lot 2, blk 4, Garfield, $500.
P. R. Lack and wife to O. S. Bal-
Rett and wife, lot 6, blk 6, College
Hill add, Tekoa, $1050.
John Hunska to Bank of Winona,
nwq 12-17-38, $1000.
Frances T. McMillan to F. N.
I Phillips, lot 9, blk 3, Lombard's add,
Tekoa, $300.
Thos. Stewardson to Peter Eriksen
nwq 6-18-41, lease.
Real Mortgages
A. E. Shaw and wife to Pullman
Savins* and Loan Ass'n., lot 2, San
born and Wood's subdivision of blk
35, Pullman, lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, blk
3, Reaney's 2nd add, Pullman
$11011.
A. E. Shaw and wife to Pullman
Savings and Loan Ass'n., lots 5, 6
blk 42, Pullman. $300.
J. L. Broaden to L. D. Addington
nwq awq 20, pt neq neq 19-20-42
00, _yig'
J. D. Wallace to First State Bank
IB stock, $400.
David Hammer to ai Hammer,
live stock, $120.
Releases
C. R. Alger to XV. xv. Wolcott and
wife, real mtg.
Win. Hardlsty to Win. H. Ragon,
real mtg.
John ('. Dodge to C, S. Sherwood,
two chats.
Lippitt Bros, to Geo. Howell, chat,
Conditional Bills of Sale
Chalenor and Saylor to Perry Bass,
wagon, etc., $52.
a i. Logsdon to C. R. Logsdon,
' live stock, machinery, $4000.
Assignments
Pullman Stato Bank to Mrs. Hanna
Slater, real mtg.
First Savings and Trust Bank of
Whitman County to las. A. Ebbert,
two real mtgs.
Pullman State Bank to Mrs. Hanna
Slater, real mtg. /
.Miscellaneous
Claude A. James vs. J. K. Martin,
crop on seq 12, nwq 13-17-:!!), Hen,
$115.
G. D. James vs. .1. K. Martin, crop
on nwq i 3, seq 7-39, Hen, $45.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 25, 1912
Deeds
W. A. Moss and wife to E. 0.
Cathcart, pt lot 2, blk 15, Reaney's
2nd add. Pullman, $3000.
Albert Mabee and wife to Dena
White-, lots 9, 10, blk 36, Oakesdale,
$300.
L. L. Nolin el al. to E. R. Over
baugh, lots 7. 8, blk '.), College Park
add, Pullman, $800. - \ '
Wm. C. Morrow to Clarence E.
Bush, pt nwq 29-17-10, $200.
Thos. 11. Shobe and wife to Thos
M. Brown, pt 2-15-39, $300.
Real Mortgages
Clarence E, Hush and wife- to
Western Loan and Savings Co., pt
nwq 29-17-40, $500.
Dillard P. Farthing and wife to
Equitable Savings and Loan Ass'n.,
lot 7, blk 44, llolbrook's add, Gar
field, $667.
XV. A. Moss and wife to A. C.
Prltchard, Pt lot 2, blk 15, Reaney's
2nd add, Pullman, $1100.
(battel Mortgages
F. E. Pickell to Pullman State-
Bank, live- stock, etc., $2500.
J. N. McDonald to M. .1. Rum
ba gh et ai.. machinery, $169.
| John XV. Morgan to St. John State
Hank, live stock, 2-:'. crop on eh eh
28, nwq 27-19-42, $500.
Guy Burnani to A. J. Steensband,
live stock, $200.
Oliver Willson to Ceo. W. (as
Jr., live stock, crop on nwq 34-IS
-12, $157.
I-'. E. Pickell t.i Pullman State
Bank, 2-3 crop on seq sh neq 18-14
--15, seq 13-14-44, $2600.
I 11. B. Gilbert to D. S. Slier, live
j stock, etc, $24 00; crop on sh svvq,
jseq, 31-20-43, neq 6-19-43, $2400.
Dan DePencier to Colfax National
Bank, crop on neq 10-13-37, swq l l
-13-37. $185.
.las. H. Keller to L. E. Howry, live
stock, $100.
Chas. A. Coston et al. to Colfax Na
tional Bank, 2-3 crop on 33-18-41,
live stock, $1500.
Releases
A. C. Prltchard to W. A. Moss,
partial real mtg.
Pullman State Bank to F. E. Pick
ell, two chats.
John Hall to A. L. Pierce, chat.
Rills of Sale
L. D. Copeland to Lulu Copeland,
live stock, harness, etc., $1200.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1912
Deeds
Laura E. Chlnn et al. to Thos, A.
White, nh neq, nh nwq 20-19-41,
$8000.
A. D. Hull to Jas. R. Wallace, lots
1, 2, seq neq, neq seq 6-19-39, swq
32-20-39, $18,000.
Real Mortgages
; T. J. Harrison to Wm. R. Belvail,
| administrator, lots 1, 5, blk 11, 12,
I blk 21, Ewan, $2500.
Thos. A. White and wife to United
I States Invest. Corp., nh neq. nh nwq
j 20-19-41, $3000.
Chattel Mortgages
Lon L. Ellis to J. H. Hardlsty,
two-third crop, soq 2-18-43, $600.
W. F. Thompson to Earlo Row
, land, live stock, $24 1.
Evon Evonson to Mitchell, el.wis.
Stayer Co., live stock, wagon, $170.
W. B. Wise to Colfax State Bank,
live stock, two-thirds crop, eh 2 swq
2-14-39, $900.
Oscar Olson et a! to A. H. Averill
Machy. Co.. machinery. I 000.
L. M. Merrick to First State Bank
•of LaCrosse, live stock 2-3 crop on
seq i 9, nwq 14-13-37, $420.
Releases
Herman 'Parks to Christian D,
Lueckin et 'ix.. real mtg.
W. C. Renfrew to A. E. Lance
real mtg.
A. A. Marden to Margaret A. Har
rison and husband, real mtg.
>■■■-'
W. B. Wise to 8. L. Wise, chat.
He>nge State Bank to V. S. Chap
pell, chat. ,
Geo. W. Caso Jr. to J. R. Haga
man et al., chat.
W. W. Lopmis, trustee, to Ed By
ers, chat.
Assignments
•--■ ■'- ■ ■„- ■■ -..-.. -- •- -
Augustus M. Durkee to 11. C. Hunt,
real mtg. :y : .
Miscellaneous
John Scholtz to Mary Scholtz, com
munity property agreement.
Carley Bros. vs. James Lyon, chat
tel lien notice on threshing engine,
$41.
/
FRIDAY, SEPT. 27. 1912
Deeds
B. Bartelson and wife to O. A.
Johansen, lots 16, 17, blk 21, Ewan,
$400.
Milwaukee Land Co. to A. M. Fore
man, lot 1, blk 9, Maiden, $125; lots
I, 2, 3, 4, blk 10, Maiden, $375.
Herman .Millike and wife to F. .1.
Hayfield, nwq 10, neq 9-20-42, $19,
--200.
Minnie Utko and husband to Geo.
C. Marsh, lot 7, blk 5, Endicott,
$1000.
Real Mortgages
A. E. Shrw and wif.j to John J.
Murray, lot 2, Sanborn and Wood's
subdivision of blk 35, Pullman, lots
l. 5, 6, 7, 8, blk 11, Reaney's 2nd
add, Pullman, $400.
Geo. C. Marsh el ux to Minnie
Utke, lot 7, blk 5, Endicott, $500.
Chattel Mortgages
Philip Rudy to Bank of Endicott,
live stock, crop on sh 28-16-41*,
$1250.
R. I!. Grant to International Har
vester Co., live stock, machinery,
$2472.
Geo. E. Munson to Farmers Stato
Bank of Colfax, 2-3 crop or. 65 acres
of wheat, $100.
Releases
J. W. King to Chas. Rexford, real
mtg.
Jos. Starkey to Gus A. Klingcu
berg, chat.
Potlatch Lumber Co. to Jas. Neill
and wife, lien.
Assignments
John M. Cave to Farmers State
Bank, real mtg.
Miscellaneous
A. 11. Averill to the public, two
affidavits of renewal cf chat.
Superior Court Proceedings
Civil
Laura B. King vs. A. E. King—
Hearing before Judge Miller on de
fendant's motion to modify decree;
order denying motion.
Bank of Rosalia VB..L. W. Ander
son et al.—Trial to quiet title; order
of default; findings and decree.
XV. 11. Lacey vs. C. 11. Wilson et
ux.— Order of dismissal.
XV. M. Lacey vs. Arthur McNeilly
—Order of dismissal of garnishment.
Harry Hall vs. Bessie Hall —Trial
for divorce; decree of divorce.
Alexander Kindness vs. C. H. Cor
yell—Case set for trial before the
court October 1, 1912, at 10 a. m.
Lena Amanda Short vs. William S.
Mood et al.—Demurrer to amend an
swer of defendant argued and taken
under advisement by the court.
Effie Tryon vs. William Tryon—
Trial for divorce; matter taken un
der advisement by the court.
J. O. Pierson et al., St. John Rural
Telephone Co., vs. A. L. Heglar;
judgment against the defendant for
$1 and $80.10 costs.
P. B. Stravens vs. 11. F. Troub et
al. —Judgment against the defend
ants.
Eldrldge E. Champlin vs. H. P.
Nichols et al. —Case set for trial be
fore the court for October 3, 1912,
at 10 a. m.; order of default.
Jennie E. Hunting vs. Frank H.
Brown et al. —Trial to quiet title;
order of default; findings and judg
ment.
A. D. Culp et al. vs. Sam S. Shir
ley—Bond for attachment; order for
publication of summons.
W. H. Lacey et al. vs. Jack Hoff
man—Bond for attachment.
State vs. George Brown et al. —
Arraignment on charge of murder in
first degree; plea not guilty; case set
for trial October 14, 1912, at 11 a. m.
Blackman Bros. & Co. vs. Jas. A.
Perkins et al. —Order of dismissal of
garnishment.
State vs. Mike MeCarty—Arraign
ed on charge of carrying concealed
weapons; plea guilty; fined $30 and
costs. 12.20. and committed to the
custody of the sheriff until fine and
costs are paid.
Edith Taggart vs. William E. Tag
gart —Trial for divorce; matter tak
en under advisement by the court for
10 days.
Interior Warehouse Co. vs. R. H.
Vannice—Order of default; judg
ment against the defendant.
Strife vs. Riley Robey -Motion of
the state for change of judge grant
id by the court.
Stato vs. M Gardner—Motion of
the state for change of judge grant
ed by the court.
State vs. C. V. Drazan—Reset for
trial on October 8, 1912, at 1:30
p. m. ' ;/':-i
State vs. Charles Collard —Reset
for trial on October 8, 1912, at 1:30
p. m.
State vs. Otha Cockrell —Order for
subpoenas for defense.
Elizabeth K. Mlddleton vs. J. N.
Mlddleton — Findings of fact and con
clusions of law; decree of divorce.
Bank of Santa Maria vs. XV. X
l'e-nival and E. N. Brushwood—Or
der citing E. N. Brushwood to appear
in court to answer concerning prop
erty.
Probate
Estate of William McNeilly—Or
der confirming appraisement.
Estate of John Kong— Order con
firming appraisement.
Guardianship of Jennie M. Stories
et al. — Petition for guardian; order
fixing time for hearing.
Estate of Robert Jell —Continued
for hearing on settlement and peti
tion for distribution to October 1,
1912, at 10 a. m.
Estate of Annie Beck -Petition to
set aside will; order for citation;
citation Issued.
Estate of Sarah C. Ellis—Order de
nying petition for letters of admin
istration on tho ground that the
court had no jurisdiction in the mat
tor.
Estate of Martha .McNeilly—De
ere c of distribution.
Estate of Jim Leong — Order to
sell personal property.
Estate of Lucretla G. Randolph—
Petition for proof of will; order fix
ing time for hearing.
Estate of Sarah A. Smith—Decree
settling final account; decree 0' dis
tribution.
Estate of Thomas Crowley—-Order
appointing D. R Anderson adminis
trator with bond fixed at $1000;
bond.
Estate of Volney B. Lewis — Peti
ion for proof of will: order fixing
'me for hearing; orde." for com min
ion to take testimony.
Estate of Emerette Harper Knox
-Order to sell wheat.
Estate of Nancy Ellen McClure —
Petition for proof or will; order flx
ng time for hearing.
Estate of Ernest Gardner- Order
appointing Frances Gardner admin
istratrix; bond $900; letters Issued;
order to publish notice to creditors.
Estate of William Wood Order
admitting will to probate and ap
pointing Sidney J. Wood executrix
without bond; certificate of proof of
will; letters testamentary issued;
order appointing appraisers.
Estate of Martha McNeilly—Order
correcting decree of distribution.
Estate of Harris W. Cress—Order
to lease real estate.
Estate of Ida Clark—Petition for
letters of administration; order fix
ing time for hearing.
New Cases
The Minneapolis Threshing Ma
chine Company vs. A. W. Amick et
UK. et al. — Foreclosure of real mort
gage.
John A. Lindner vs. Lanna Lind
ner—Action for divorce.
Blackman Bros. & Co. vs. Ply
mouth Congregational Church—Gar
nishment.
A. D. Culp ft al. as Tekoa Chop
Mill & Feed Yard vs. Sam S. Shirley
—Action for money due and for at
tachment.
Lucinda A. Drummond vs. William
R. Drummond—Action for divorce.
W. 11. Lacey vs. Springfield Fire
& Marine Insurance Company Ga
rnishment.
J. S. Love et al. as Love & Bur
nam vs. Jack Hoffman —Action for
money due and for attachment.
Interior Warehouse Company vs.
Colfax National Bank—Garnishment.
D. F. Staley vs. A. Valk et ux. et
—Foreclosure of real mortgage.
Henry B. Luhn vs. Maiden Meat
Company—Action for money due.
David S. Ausherman vs. Sanford
W. Hickman—Appeal from justice
court; action for money due for
labor.
Chas. L. Chamberlin vs. W. L.
Tribble et al. as Trlbble & Bowen—
Demurrer and motion for change of
venue to Spokane county.
State vs. Mike MeCarty—Charge,
furtively carrying a pistol.
Naturalization Matters
Petition for Naturalization—An
dres Oscar Jacobson.
High Price for So Little
A Baltimore man, whose son is a
student at Prince-ton, has had fre
quent occasion to remonstrate with
his boy touching his extravagance,
but the father invariably "conies to
the front" when request is made for
further funds.
. In his last letter to his son the
father, after the usual recital, stated
that li.- was forwarding a check for
$50, nnd he wound up with:
"My son, your studies are costing
mo a great deal."
To which the hopeful In his next
letter replied:
"I know it, father; and I don't
study very hard, either."—Christian
World.
State Tax Levy
Fund Levy Amount
General fund .. 1.23 mills $1,236,256
School fund. . .1.90 mills 1,909,664
Military fund. . .11 mills • 110,559
Permanent high
way fund. .. 1.00 mills 1,005,080
Public high
way fund... .50 mills 502,543
Institutions of
higher educa- >■■',
tion 1.05 mills 1,055.34 1
Total 5.79 mills $5,819,449
Figures for the state tax levy for
1912, given out by the state board of
equalization upon completion of their
labors, show a total levy for state
purposes of 5.79 mills, which raise a
total of $5,819,499, while the state
is shown to have entered the billion
dollar class on assessed valuations,
the total being $1,005,086,251 for
both real and personal property. As
the average ratio of assessed to actu H
valuation for the state is found by thi
state board to be 42.41 per cent, this
would indicate the taxable property
in the state of Washington has
reached an actual valuation of $2,
--500,000,000 in round numbers. La.<t.
year the total assessed valuation wa3
$955,000,000.
Assessed valuation totals hats
been arrived at by the state board as
follows:
While the levy of 5.79 mills is an
increase of .76 of a mill over the
3 911 levy of 5.03 mills, this is occa
sioned by the new legislative pro
vision requiring a fixed levy of .5 of
a mill for the public highway fund,
and providing fixed levies for the
state educational institutions, instead
of making appropriations for the edu
cational institutions from the general
fund. The fixed levy, totalling 1.05
mills, gives these institutions more
than they would have gotten undo*,
lhe old system. Other than, in the
respects the- levy for this year would
be in effect a slight reduction from
last year in tax rate.
The general fund, reduced by ex
clusion of educational Institutions
has a levy of 1.23 mills, producing
$1,236,25 6. Last year the general
fund levy was 2.10 mills.
The school fund levy is 1.90 mills
producing $1,909,664, and with the
1.05 for the state institutions of
higher education, producing $1,055,
341; makes a total of 2.95 mills and
$2,965,055 for educational purposes.
The permanent highway fund of 1
mill, which takes the place of the oh!
state aid road fund, producing $1.
--005,086 and the levy of one-half mM
for the public highway producing
$502,543, makes a total road levy of
1.50 mills producing $1,507,629 for
road purposes. This shows thai 75
per cent of all state taxes goes for
roads and educational purposes, and
the money collected therefore by the
state is returned to the counties and
the institutions. All the revenues of
the permanent highway fund are ap
portioned directly among tha
counties, the full amount each pays
in, so the state acts merely as collec
lion agent. Formerly the counties
had to raise an amount equal to what
ever they received from the state.
Now the whole amount is covered in
the state levy.
The total levy of 1.05 mills for the
slate educational institutions, is seg
regated, under legislative provision,
as follows: University of Washing
ton, .475 mills; state College, Pull
man, .325 mills; Bellingham normal,
.09 mills; Cheney normal, .09 mills,
Ellensburg normal, .07 mills.
This year the state board, on show
lug made of increased assessmen:
rate in proportion to actual valua
tion, tins credited Thurston county
SCORE CARD FOR POTATO CONTESTS
A number of schools and counties are holding potato contests this year
and have asked for assistance in making their awards. To help them in
this respect and to make the work more uniform Professor O. M. MorrU
of the Washington State College has suggested the following score card:
POTATO JUDGING SCORE CARD
Variety Class .-
Name or number of exhibitor Score ••
■ ■■2'':___\
" ~ [ Points Score
_ allowed j '_-
General conformity to type 55 points
Uniformity: shape; size; color 20
Color: trueness to standard for variety 5
Shape: conformity. to standard for variety..'.'.'.'.'.'.' 12
Size: desirability for commercial purposes 8
Eye characteristics: depth; distribution .'. 10
Market conditions and quality 45 points
Cleaness, brightness of skin, ripeness, freedom from
sunburn, checks, or Injury 20
Quality of flesh (examine for spongy, watery con-'
dltions, dark spots, hollow centers) . 10
Disease: see disqualifications (examine for scab,
spots, dry rot, etc.) 10
Neatness 5 '; ....
Disqualifications
All exhibits must be true to variety. A mixture of more than 5 P«*
cent will disqualify. On exhibits of ten or fewer specimens, all tubers
must be true to name, or be disqualified. k
Any exhibit showing specimens diseased with fusarium rot, scab, black
leg, wart disease, or any disease subject to spread through seed dissemina
tion, Shall be disqualified. ' ■ .;<
Potato scab spots less than one-half inch in diameter, shall not ait
qualify, provided not more than 5 per cent of th.- exhibit is infested. ■■ A™,
infestation of scab whatever shall cut the full ten points on the card.Vv
Any exhibit which does not conform to specifications in size and neav
ness shall be disqualified at the discretion of the judge.
with a ratio of 43.43 per centTT"""
essod to actual valuation an in °- **
of 3.13 per cent from he 1?"
ratio, which will _ 3 a benefit I 1?! 8
county in the apportionment of J A
tax among the various count. 1 !
to the dist.ng of railroad 'S *
■-' telegraph lines property on*?
county rolls, the assessment of J h £
la done by the state tax comCf
.no equaled by the state board _
the general average for the Btate „
computed at 42.41, Thurston co 1
I;^ given allowance of i. 02 \gS&
hove the average. ° a'
Until the valuations of the rail
"is are figured out by coun^'
the complete data relative to Th, L
ton county valuations and tax rev!"
nues.'can not be obtained, but thh
will boon be forthcoming.
In 1911, exclusive of railroad nron.
erty, the total real and personal nron"
erty in Thurston county was assess*!*
At $8,640,088, while for 1912 T
total is $11,088,578, an increase oJ
$2,434,490. 6 *
Aggregate value of real and per
sonal property exclusive of steam
railroads, electric railways and tela
graph lines as equalized by tht
ccunty boards, $847,700,920.
Aggregate value of steam railroada
as corrected, revised and equalize,;
by the state .board of equalization*
522,077.
Electric railways: Values as car
rected, revised and equalized by the
state board of equalization $21 505
299. ' ' '"
Telegraph lines: Value as correct
ed, revised and equalized by state
board of equalization, $357,955.
• Aggregate value of all real and
personal property as equalized by the
state board of equalization, $1,005
--086,251..
The ratio of assessed to actual
valuation, determined by the board
for the various counties, i 3 as fol
lows:
County— Percent
Adams 41 16
Asotin 36.45
Benton 3g.4l
Chehalis 39.26
Chelan . 3593
Clallam 52.7,5
Clarke . . 30.15
Columbia ,41,31
Cowlitz 29.12
Douglas 39.02
Ferry 45 . 18
Franklin 28.05
Garfield 36.26
Grant 35.07
Island . .. 46.18
Jefferson 38.58
King 46.82
Kitsap 36.01
Kittitas 33.09
Klickitat 34.03
Lewis 38.11
Lincoln .....' 39.01
Mason 44.27
Okanogan 42.61
Pacific 49.07
Pend Oreille 40.60
Pierce 51.38
San Juan 35.90
Skagit 31.02
Skamania 43.16
Snohomish 39.35
Spokane ... .....42.16
Stevens 33.15
Thurston 43.43
Wahkianum .........38.97
Walla Walla 41.64
Whatcom 37.03
Whitman 40.36
Yakima 44.03
General average 42.41
The First Requisite
"Are you interested in the recall!"
"Not yet," replied the habltuul
candidate. "What lam interested Id
Is a means of getting somewhere In
the first place."—Washington Star.