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Mr President: Your committee on Judiciary to whom to whom was referred the so called affidavit of Robert Fitzhenry for Remission of taxes. Your committee have had the same under consideration and we find their being no seal attached as required by law that the said affidavit is of no affect whatever. If Mr Fitzhenry was living as his clam onthe first day of April last as he claims he was by this so called affidavit andhe being a registered voter on the same day of the City of Seattle - Mr Fitzhenry is liable to prosecution for fraudulent voting at the last election. Mr Fitzhenry can not be a resident voting at the last election. Mr Fitzhenry can not be a resident of the county and the City Both at the same time. And your Committee recommend that the remission of taxes not be granted. Report Adopted A S Miller chairman Frank A Pontius W H Bogardus committee
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Report Judiciary Com Robert Fitzhenry requests remission of taxes
In Re Remission of Taxes R Fitzhenry
Judiciary
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Mr President: YourCommittee on to whom was referred State of Washington County of King I Robert Fitzhenry being first duly sworn in with defnd and say that prior to the first day of April A D 1890 I was a resident of the N to 1/4 of the SW 1/4, Section 31Township 24Range4EW In that the said place of my residence at that time is and was about three miles outside of the City Limits That during the time of the levy of Taxes for the year A D 1890 I was not a resident of the City of Seattle, Washington Robert Fitzhenry Subscribed and Sworn to before me this 16th Day of April A D 1891 George Kittinger Notary Public and for the State of Washington Residing at Seattle