Boswell, H. James, "American Blue Book Western Washington," Seattle, Lowman 
and Hanford Co., 1922. p. 15.

GEORGE F. McAULAY, senior member of the firm of McAulay & Meigs, of Yakima, is 
unquestionably one of the ablest lawyers in Washington.  Many well earned 
victories to his credit indicate this.  He is a native of Michigan, where he 
was born in 1870.  After completing his academic training in public schools, 
he entered the Ohio Northern University and was graduated there with the A. B. 
degree in 1895.  He next entered the University of Michigan and there took his 
LL. B. degree.  That was in 1902.  The firm of which Mr. McAulay is the senior 
partner is probably the oldest in the Yakima section, having been established 
some twenty years ago.  The firm's practice is general in character and a 
large and representative clientele is represented.  Mr. McAulay served three 
years as a member of the Yakima Board of Education and did a great deal in  
securing much needed improvements.  For many years he has been a member of the
Y. M. C. A. board.  He is alert during a trial, makes a forceful presentation 
of his case and closely follows every move of opposing counsel  His work is at 
all times thorough.  Mr. McAulay married Miss Annie M. Bankhers, in 1897, and 
they are the parents of five children.  Mr. McAuley is a member of the Masons, 
holding the thirty-second degree; the Commercial club, and the county and 
state and national bar associations.  During the recent World war one of Mr. 
McAuley's sons was in service.

Submitted by: Judy Bivens

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