Washington State Land Department
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- Mar 12, 1895Washington's Public Lands Were Run by a Patchwork. Reformers Wanted One Powerful Board.A joint legislative committee concludes that county tide-land boards, roving land cruisers and district attorneys have wasted public money, and recommends a three-member state land board to manage school and tide lands.Olympia, WA
- Apr 14, 1910The $11,000,000 Hole in Washington's School FundA legislative investigating committee charges that land cruisers and timber buyers colluded for decades to strip the state's school trust — and that the loss to Washington's schoolchildren may already be beyond recovery.Olympia, WA