, Feb. 10.
E the scllool'
11 State "' ..
t plant for
esc metal f,
s of the ‘-
.. .g'liEGAL PUBLICATIONS
; being at
vc years 05‘ I
llCl, the sch I
3 BIDS r01: WATER
ed out a . ('olulilsslomzns PROCEEDINGS
N, 01.45 so 01" 'I'Hl‘l Vi'l" Monday, January (5,
11m
’ “ . ‘ ' ,i 11 le‘le‘ON , Board lllt‘l in
l'!‘§;'llllll' malon, pics—
tO SOlUtlo‘I [y 8, ,HEREBY GIVEN. em. 33. J. i‘illcrn.
(‘hLlii'iiiaiL V. E.
is of CO " E“ 5116mm nulls u-mrPaul and R. Trenclmunm. Commis—
, . . ,‘ day 01 kt‘l‘ul'u‘di‘)! sioncrs: and Harry Dcycitii,
Clerk of
'nmbul“ (“I “5.3 tor the sale oi ¢()U.‘IBQard,
$6,000 f m‘ter Revenue Bonds lo, 01mm; aim-Wm},
)n of the ", *6] “DNA 1. hill. and mle ‘llecll in the amount of
$19.23
IOWSI if‘f‘c‘f‘lvetl from J. Holcrt Co. fol 1940
l ‘ hi rr~$1onq~“" ICliristmas trr'es cut 011 county land
I) alt w . 1000.00 ‘i'emitted to Treasurer.
d for UK! 1000.00 I Dance license was issued to Edna,
‘ from ‘ 1000.00 Johnson for public dance at Blue 0}.
, fl. , 1000.00 for night of December 31st, 1940.
111811051111” $000.00 I This lu’iing the time :‘ft for open—
tiOli 11Cle ‘ ling bids for new car for Sheriff’s
3000.00 Iottice the following bids were re-
"‘_“"""i 7 3000.00 :ceivcd and opened: Moll
Chevrolet
3000.00 ICU. l‘lt‘t Bid—5399.00; Al Huf‘lby hie—
25000.UU tors—$300.00: S. L. Pearson—$440.00.
Jason C , I
L, ’3
s and I
ELL BU!
)N,
l S“
‘ ‘tilis
‘2'? fit“
ARTS" .-
-.
unty for
l"
'ANY
ne-
«w «)4
i
.
d
l
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the light to pay for and:
'01' all
“3 bonds of said
-' interest payment date
Oi
eattle.
ty of said Bonds.
8 Council of the City
fishington.. I
L‘va w. LANDERS,
‘Forest Road
~In U' 8' Senate 5 81:33am on
signed. .
Minutes of December meetings were
and approved. 1'
Resolution rc Emergency Appropria-
tion was signed and approved.
Board adjourned.
Monday,
Board met. all were present.
Auditor's count of Treasurer's cash
X1.
furt
. " areas
.. Eh road construction
ment (SB780) was
‘I by Senator Wheeler
yeSterday. as;
Dpropriate $1,500,000
ent fiscal year
Chi
ivm
animals—Phone 100 I
m... N...
3000.00 I It
\AI‘AAIKALlll Vu
issue
tilt,
Washin gton, as
City Clerk. I
:mcnt with Union
\Vd ::
3000.00 v. crc
3000.00
.. 3000.00 1 C28.
the ity of Slim—I Li‘tif‘l'
nary 11, 1941. 37
“10 ‘
received and
ployment Service,
Isentative will be in Shelton each Tucs-
jday from 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. rc—
Iccived and filed. ’
Board met. I ‘
Day was spent approung Claiins:’
Claims allowed.
Board adjourned.
u ednesday ,
Board met. ,
i Modification of Memorandum Agroc-
,—
:d and ondcd
it mid
1000.00 ‘of Al Huerb Mote lre act pted as
$000.00 ilowcst and l) wt bio and th pur—
3000110 ltzlla of same be made. Cal led.
3000.00 I Final in )(‘Ctloll and approval of
5000.00 i’Final Cost or. the followingr Projects
1
filed. (3—15. 2-10.
‘C37, C18. (3‘19. C21, C—2‘l, C25, C26 and
from Washington State
that their
Elll-
repre—
u “m on or after three‘ Letter from Robert Ti'enckmann,
' “‘6 date thereof by giving lChairman. Northwest. Area, in rescnn-
bhotice of such lfltt‘lldt‘u Icolimg of next meeting, received and
, ' publication in the City Ifiled.
6‘3 interest on any bonds; It was mode and seconded that
‘ l r rEdemption to cease on IResolution re Overrun on _Flnal Pro-
“‘ jt"(:lS be approved and signed, car-
,“ interestpayablc sole- ried. _ .
i. “e of the Water Depart- Board adioumed to meet again to—
ity of Shelton. Imorrow, Tuesday, January 71h, 1931
0: Snelton will furnish the I at 10 A. M. V
s«lion, Thorgrimson, and Tuesday, January 1, Hill.
all were present.
January 8, 1941.
Oil Co.. to mee‘.
'prices filed by Shell Oil Co.\ was le-
"éb. 10.
her development I read
in national,
for
3%.». :.:‘ I a... N.., x-H‘fGZR
of machine.
The JOURNAL
WRIT:
l ceivcd ' and filed.
Claims allowed.
price:
with
and
contract for gas
Co. Was approved
J anuary 13, 1941.
of October {list and November 3ist
wag-M“
_,___»_..——
our Child ,9
1nd in Typing.
Rent a
Typewriter
$3.00 m0.
First two months rental may
be applied on purchase price
examined and approved.
Claims allowed.
Check
received from Continental Casualty Co.I
for damage to Harvey Dewing was
turned over
in the amount of $25.00 was
to Treasurer for Credit
“is”... .5. .Jfl, . .. ..
T SELL UNl'l
,iND A BUYERiUSEwA
l
lre Motor Grader.
I dumping
1101' County Road Fund, Dist. No. 2.
l BOARD ADJOURNED SINE DIE:
IThm-e being no further business, the
[board adjourned sine die.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON.
E. J. AHERN.
Chairman of the Board.
'HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of Board.
Resolution of Appreciation by E. J.
{Abel-n.
I Resolution of Appreciation to
IAlicrn from the members of
E. J.
the
I board.
Board met in regular sessmn: Pres—
Vincent E. Paul,
Deyette,
R. Trcnckmann.
Jr., and Harry
of Board.
Mr. Trentltniann
pOlai‘y Chairriian.
It was moved
Robert Trcnckmaml be
man of Board. carried.
In the matter of appointment of
’l’td Foreman in Dist. No. 2, Commis—
.‘-' .ier Ferris verified the appointment
' . Smart, Foreman, for Skokomisri
Villltey end of District.“but deferred
appointment for Belfair end (if Dis-
tl'it until a later date.
tomniissioner Paul appointed Lyle
O'Dcll, Road Foreman for District No.
1.
It was moved and seconded that A.
IL. \Vard be appointed County Road
lEngincev at Sallie salary, carried.
Notice from District Engineer that
IFinal Inspection had been made on
CRP C-27 and C 600-21 and that same
Iliad been accepted as satisfactorily
{completed received and filed.
Designation of Deposnory by Coun-
lty Treasurer, designating Shelton
Ibranch, Seattle First National Bank
[for year ending January 13, 1942 rc-
Iceivcd and filed._ I
I Notice from District Engineer of
IMason County’s share of gas tax
i
l
l
i cut
1Fred Ferris,
i Clerk
I was elected tem-
I
and seconded t it a t.
elected Chair-
l'or month of November was $8,688.00,
received and filed.
1n the matter of Sale of County
IFarm namely, NE of SW of Section
,2, 19, 4 to be sold Saturday, January
‘18th, 1941, a minimum valuation of
$3500.00 having heretofore been set on
'samc, with interest at 6% on balance,
lbut terms on balance not having been
lt’ixed. it was moved and seconded
that balance be paid in 5 yearly pay-
ments with interest at 6% per all-
I num, carried.
It was moved and seconded that
applications for purchase of Tax
1
'l‘itle Lands in Sale No. 8 be accept-
l
led up to Saturdav. 1-25-4] and that
ldate of Sale be 84—41.
E Board adjourned to meet again
lMonday, January 20th, 1941.
2 Monday, January 20, 19-11
' Board met, all were present.
Claims allowed.
. In the matter of appointment of
Road Foreman in Belfair end of Road
lDistrict No. 2, Commissioner Ferris
lannounced appointment of Harry
d—Iyde as Foreman.
Letter from P. W. Nance. 'Dewatto
in re condition of road, received and
-filed.
Notice from Western State Hospi-
tal that Donald McAloon. had been
received and found non-Violently lll‘
sane received and filed.
Check in the amount of $74.38 was
received from E. D. Payne in pay-
ment for Christmas tree stumpage for
season of 1940, turned over to Treas-
urer.
This being the time set for hear-
ing on Current Expense Emergencies,
proper notice having been given as
appears from Affidavits on file
no one appearing to object, it was
moved and seconded that the Order-
Granting cmergencics be signed and
approved, carried.
List of Uncollectable personal Tax~
es with Affidavit by Treasurer, Dion
received and examined.
Resolution re Cancellation of Per-
sonal Taxes was approved and sign-
ed, carried.
Resolution
bile was approved
ried. I _
mailiifio'fl' '
i‘e’"fifi?€’fii§é“"6f" Tfactor
was approved and signed, carried.
Resdlution re purchase of ‘Road
Equipment was approved and Signed,
carried.
Check in the amount of $127.57 rc~
lccived from G. R. Kirk Co. in pay-
Iment of balance of Christmas tree
stumpage for 1940 cut on County land.
It was moved and seconded that
the Call for Bids be signed, carried,
re purchase of automo-
and Signed, cav—
Board adjourned.
Monday, January 27, 1941
Board met, all were present.
Letter from Miles Howell in re
of garbage along county
road, between Bear Creek and Tiger
Lake;
ris.
Letter from Supervisor of Forestry
in re reserving; of right of way or
referred to Commissioner,
f I Who Want to Buy the Thing You Wish to
sell, Meet You Face to Face in the—
WKNT ADS
If you’ve been Waiting for opportunity,
maybe opportunity has been waiting for
YOU to knockv—on the Want Ad door. The
Want Ad section of The Journal is the
common meeting ground for the “want-to-
buys” and the “want-to-sells” and oppor-
tunity lives there day in andday out. Mes—
sages by the hundreds are read and acted
upon by the very people who look through
the Want Ad section inordcr to find them.
In no other
found.
way could these prospects be
FOR-GE AHEAD WITH WANT ADS
. ‘e. 1‘14 2'
i. you
NT--ADS
and ‘
Fer— I
Sl’l ELTON
CCC Road on Tax Title
by Mason County, received. It was
moved and seconded that hereafter
reservation be made of all existing
R of W for streets, CCC, or County
Road on all tax title land, sold by
Mason County, carried.
Request by local G 265 Workers
Alliance. for use of upper part of
Social Security Building every Friday
night for meeting purposes, receivs
ed. Clerk was instructed to inform
them that room is now being used
land, sold
y
Ifor a WPA Plojcct and cannot be
'Spal‘ed, but at any future date, 1.111:
hall is available, they will be glad
to consider request.
Resolution from Skokomish Grange
in re granting of License to Mr.
Moon at Mouth of Skokomish River,
on Hood Canal, received. It was
moved and seconded that Resolution
be approved and signed, carried.
l Notice from Department of Labor
and Industry that claim for time
loss, in the amount of $2.00 had been
.paid to J. D. Goodro, received and
tiled.
I Monthly report and County Narra-
itive report of County Extensmn Agent
were examined and approved.
l Approval'of Resolution for purchase
Iof 1-Fucl Diesel Motor Grader, from
District Engineer was received and
filed.
Approval of Resolution for purchase
of l-Fuel Diesel Tractor of not less
,than 35 Drawbar H. P. with attach~
ments as listed, by District Engineer,
received and filed.
In the matter of Resolution to pur-
chase a car for Commissioners Dist.
l
i No. 2; District Engineer having re~
fused to reimburse from gas tax
funds, it was moved and seconded
that same be purchased from District
road tax funds. carried.
Applications of Elmer Jensen for
lpurchase of SE of NW, SW of NE and
"Ni/2 of SW 01' Section 23, 23, 2. was
received and rejected because lhll:
land is included in a block of county
property that is going to be turned
over to State Forestry Department for
reforestation.
‘ List of Application for purchase of
County property were examined and
approved: and minimum valuations set
as designated, and it was moved and
seconded that Treasurer .
to advertise and sell same according
to law, carried.
Claims 'allowed.
Board adjourned
'Monday, February 3rd,
O’Clock A. M.
1 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS
ROBERT TRENCKMANN,
to meet again
1941 at 10
Chairman of Board.
Attest:
IHARHY DEYETTE,
,Clerk of Board. 2—11—1t.
ORDINANCE NO. 330
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY, PROVIDING FOR THE
EXPENDITURE OF $170.05 AND DI-
RECTING THE ISSUANCE OF EMER-
GENCY WARRANTS IN PAYMENT
THEREOF.
WHEREAS it public emergency ex-
isting in 1940, requiring tllelcalllng
01' a special election. authorizing the
issuance of Water Revenue Bonds in
the sum of $50,000.00. in order to pro-
vide an adequate supply of Water for
xthe. City of Shelton, and the people
'thercof, and WHEREAS, the necessity
for the holding of such special elec-
tion could not have reasonably been.
forseen at the time of the adoption
of the 1940 budget. and WHEREAS,
the estimated amount of money ro-
iquired to meet the emergency and pay
the expense of holding such special
election is the sum of $170.05:
NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUN-
CIL OF THE CITY OF SHELTON DO
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: That a public emer-
gency exists requiring the holdng of
a special election in December, 1940:
SECTION II: That the estimated
cost of the holding of such Special
election is the sum of $170.05.
SECTION III: That Emergency
Warrants in the sum of $170.05 be is“
sued in payment of the estimated
costs of said special election.
SECTION IV: This Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect five days
from and after its publication as pro»:
vided by Law.
INTRODUCED in regular Council,
$213251ng this 16th day of January,’
l‘ PASSED in regular Council meeting
this 6th day 01' February, 1941.
APPROVED:
WM. E.‘ STEVENSON,
Mayor.
ATTEST:
l GLENN w. LANDERS.
City Clerk.
I APPROVED AS TO FORM:
I CHAS. R. LEWIS,
City Attorney. r
(SEAL) ‘
2~11, ’41—1t.
I NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 5322
iState of Washmgton Office of Super-
visor of Hydraulicn Olympia
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
of Clifton, State of w'agjljp31011r4m_
der date of December 24, 1940, filed
with the State Supervisor of Hyd-
raulics Olympia. Washington. an ap-
plication for a permit to divert the
public waters of an unnamed stream,
in the alliount' of 1.0 second foot. sub-
ject to ~existing rights, from April
15 to October 1 of'each year for the
purpose of garden irrigation and corn
unuously for domestic supply; that
the appronln'iate point of diversion is
located Within NEH. of SW14 of Sec-
tion 9. Township 22 N., Range 2 W.
W‘.M., in Mason. County, A map
showing the location and plan of said
diversion and the'place of the pro-
posed use IS on file in the office 01‘
the State Supervisor of Hydraulics,
Olympia. Washington. together with
such other information as is required
,by law.
I Any person, .firm .or corporation
whose right .Vl’lll be. lnle'lUllsly af.
fected by said application may file
with the State Supervisor of Hyd—
raulics. at Olympia, Washington, such
objections or representations, in writ-
'in,g, as he may deSire to iiialic, with
in thirty (30) days after date of last
publication, which date is February
18, 1941.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 25th day 01 January. A. D, 1941.
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET.
State Supei'V'lsor of Hydraulics.
l (SEAL)
2-11-18—2t.
NOTICE OF CLOSING 0F
REGISTRATION BOOKS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Registration Books will be closed tor
original registration and transfer of
Irogistration to all voters living with—
in the boundaries of Mason County
School District No. 309 included with.
Iin the boundaries of the following
precincts in Mason County. Washing.
lton, to-wit:
Arcadia
Capitol Hill
I Eells
l
Isabella
Kamilche
Northsidc
Westside
Iprccinots, on and after the 14th day
Iof February, 1941, 3701' a peiilod of
,fiftecn days until the '_fir‘.Et day of
March. 1941, the same being the date
[of a ,school district election.
,I DATED this 10th day of February,
I19“.
HARRY ‘DEYETTE..
County Auditor Mason County,
Wash install. 2« 11— 1t.
NOTICE 40.1“ “psi-m; 0F
REGISil‘Mfiw-N BOOKS
, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Registration Books will be Closed for
original registration and transfer of
registration to all voters living With-
in the boundaries of Mason County
School District No. 311 included with—
.ln the boundaries of the. following
precincts in Mason County, VVashing-
, ton. to—wit:
Cloquallum
Dayton
be ordered I
Notice is hereby given that Clifton of FBbl-uary,
Beach Tracts Cooperative Water Assn. liftee‘
ASON COUNTY JOURNAL?
JOURNAL
vvvvv VV mv vwvvvvvva V
Real Estate
A‘AAAAAMAAAMAMMMA
5-ACRE TRACT, 4-room house.
I outbuildings, good well, electric—
ity, 1 mile south city limits, for
sale or trade for city property
F. 0. Robbins, Mill Creek Road.
l 2-11-13-18——3t.
BEST BUYS WATERFRONT—
l Puget Sound Home sites acre-
age Arcadia Road. Trade land
for slashing. E. A. Carr, Des
Moines, Wash. 2-11--3—6—8t.
FOR SALE: 4-room modern house
i with breakfast nook; fine view
of city. Priced for quick sale at
$900.00, on terms you can han-
dle. See M. C. ZINTHEO, real—
tor, Phone 157, Shelton, Wash.
FOR SALE: 6 room modern house.
at 1705 Olympic highway, full
size basement with furnace.
Write A. L. Larson, Box 44, Mc—
Cleary, Wash. 2-6—11-13——3t
FOR SALE: 3-room house with
bath and full basement, ~%, acre
ground. Ten minutes walk from
mills. Reasonable. G. Hokanson,
R.F.D. N0. 1, Box 88, Manette,I
Washington 1-21-2-20—1M
FOR SALE: 25 acres, two miles
east of Union, partly cleared;
good stream; modern
I and two car garage; two poul—
I try houses; bearing orchard;
gravity water system to all
buildings; electricity and phone;
good garden soil and splendid
' location for produce market.
I Terms. M. L. Anderson, Union,
I Wash. 2—6—11 -1 3~3t.
FOR SALE: two lots, five room
I oil furnace. Corner Second. and
I Birch. Phone 258.
Dg-—2-6—11-y13—18——4t.
=1: >l< *
FOR SALE
4-room modern home in excellent
condition. Close in. Terms $1700.
>1: :14 '«l:
5-room modern home with hard—
I wood floors and furnace. Nice
large yard, large rooms. In ex-
l cellent condition. $3650.00 with
$650 down, $35 per month, in-
terest 6%. This will make an
excellent home.
10 acres of land with 300 feet of
waterfront located on Pickering
Pass. This is a good buy, $875.
:1: *
5-r00m modern home close in,
large yard with fruit trees. Will
also sell the furniture with it.
Home is $2,000 with $500 cash,
I balance at $20.00 and 6% inter-
I est. Furniture $600.00.
=l¢ =l< =3
IThe price of property will increase.
Why not .buy your permanent
home today and STOP
paying rent.
:1: :1: a:
‘ SEE
HERBERT G. ANGLE
CARD OF THANKS
l
I
l
, eyonc of you, who, over a number
of years, have had personal con-
tact with me as customers and
:fricnds. I want to thank you for
lthe many courtesies you have
given me in my business and resi-
dence here in Shelton.
HANSON BERG,
formerly owner
Economy Drug.
Eells
Mallock
Satsop
precincts. on and after the 14th day
1941, for a period of
days until the last day of
March, 1941, the same being the date
Iof a school district election.
IQEATED this 10th day of February.
HARRY DEYETTE.
County Auditor, Mason County,
Washington. . 2-11—it.
I N 0 ’I‘ I C E
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
lpursuant to and in conformity with
an order of the Board of County Com-
missioncrs‘ of Mason County, State of.
Washington, duly made and entered
on the 29113 day of January. 1941, or—
dering the undersigned to sell, ,in the
manner provided by law (Section 133,
Chapter 263. Laws of 1927),_the un-
derSlgned will on Saturday. the lst
day of March, 1941,
nine o'clock in the foremon of said
day, at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Shelton, said
County and State. offer for sale, at
not less than the minimum prices
stated below. plus advertising and
cruismg costs. to the highest and best
bidders, all the right, title. and in-
terest of said Mason County, except—
ing therefrom, however, all public
roads, CCC roads, streets or alleys
now in use. or i'iglits-of-way for roads
now owned by, or sought to be ap-
propriated at this date for public
roads. CCC roads or streets, by said
county. in and to the following de~
scribed real properties, situated in
said County and State. to—wit:
Description No. 1. Lots 1 to 10.
Block 18, Olympic View Addition. Of~
fer $50.00 for all 10 lots.
I Description No. 2. Lots 6 to 10,
Block 19. Olympic View Addition. Of-
fer $20.00 for the 5 lots.
Description No. 3. Lots 1 to 16.
lBlock 19, McReavy’s Third Addition
to Union. Offer $16.00.
Description No. 4. Lots 1 to 30 In-
clusxve, Block 37, Hood Canal Land
& Improvement Co. Addition to 'Un—
ion. Offer $30.00 forflentire block.
Description No. 5. Lots 1 to 32.
Block 62, Head Canal Land & Im-
provement Co. Addition to Union. Of—
fer $32.00 for all.
6. Blocks 46, 57.
Description No.
58 and 67, Hood Canal Land 8; Im—
provement Co. Addition to Union. Of-
fer $10.00.
Description No. 7. NEE/4 NEl/x, Ex—
cept S1,: Sl/g of Section 7, Twp. 21 N..
Range 1 Offer $30.00.
Description No. 8. SW1); NWT/4’ &
NW1; SWl/i of Section 4 and SE14
NEM & NE»; SE85, (Ex. N & E 20
11.), Section 5. All in Twp. 22
Range 1 Offer $160.00.
, Description No. 9. A tract of land
in Section 8. Twp. 22 N., Range 1
W.MV.M., described as follows. to«
wit: Beginning at the meander cor-
ner to fractional :Sections 8 and 17.
Twp. 22 N.. R. 1 W‘.W'.M., them-c
N. 19“ 45' W. 4.94 chains; thence N
49° 24‘ E. 6.73 chains; thence N. 77°
51' E. 8.17 chains; thence ’S. 69° 45'
E. 9.41 chains; thence. N. 77° 30' E.
3.77 chains; this point is the meander
corner to fractional Sections 8 and 0
in above Twp. and Range; thence S.
1200611111115; thence S. 83° .03‘ W. 14.98
chains; thence S. 10 chains; thence S.
cottage I
house, finished attic, automatic]
I would like to take this op-‘
portunity to thank each and ev-l
at the hour of"
l..
Classified Service
i “mwmm -.>..
$100 REWARD
For information leading to the l
arrest and conviction of anyone
stealing gas, tools or equipment
or molesting property of Don
McKay. 2-1 -13—18—207~4t.
END l
I IRONING DAY FATIGUE
Get your FREE Ironrite
Demonstration today
Shelton Electric Co.
OFF YOUR FEED?
i
l
1
See your Doctor—have your I
prescriptions filled at“ I
I FIR DRUG STORE
Floor Sanding Machine
I For Rent!
Handscraping to remove old
1 Rent our Hilco “Handy San-
dy”—-it’s dustless, quiet, inex-
pensive, and easy to operate.
. Hardware Dept.
. Lumbermen’s Mercantile
Company- ,7
MILL . WOOD. .'
.. one Cord $21.50
Double Load (2 cords)
' $8.50
PHONE 38-J
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l
I SAVE NOW
I Special Prices
on
SEWING MACHINES I
, SINGER SHOP a
I 125 So. 4th, Shelton l
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Mason County Maps 1
LARGE Mason County Township,
maps $1.00. Also maps of
Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound
Country and State 50c to $1.00.
I The Journal I
N0. 1396.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Mason County.
IN IDHIE <MA’I‘TER »OF-«THE ESTATE
OF NVANDA.BOGDEN. 'Deceasé'd. I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
that the undersigned, Joe Bogdrn and
Helen Kennedy have been appointed!
and qualified as Administrators of thel
estate. of W'anda Bogdci, Deccascd,
and. that all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requir-
ed to serve the same duly verified
upon the. said Administrators or upon
their attorney in Suite 5 Govey Bldg.
Shelton. “lash” which has been deSig—
nated as the place for the tl'cilsac-l
:ion _of the business of said estate
ind is in the office of the attorney of}
record for said administrators, anu'
file the same with the Clerk of said
Court together with proof of such ser—
vice, Within six months after the date
01‘ first publication of this notice andl
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to-yvit after Feb. 11. 1941, or said
claims will be forever barred. '
JOE BOGDEN.
HELEN KENNEDY,
Administrators of said Ess-
tate.
J. Wu GRAHAM. Attorney
for said estate, suite
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.5 Govey Bldg, Shelton, Wash.
2-11—18‘25—31.
131° E. 20 chains; from this point
meander corner to See‘s. 17 and 20
bears S. 7° 51' W. 47.37 chains; thence
W.-3.43 chains more or less to the
government meander line; thence fol-
lowmg government meander line N.
289 30’ 4.05 chains; thence N. 31"
W. 3.23 .cliains; thence N. 58” 30' E.
0.97 chains; thence N. 39c 15' W. 6.55.
chains; thence N. 23° 302;..W. 1.07l
chains: thence N. 42° 45’_ W. 4.52I
chains; thencc'S. 69? E: 0:52 chains;I
thence N., 29° 30’. W. 9.69 chains;
thence N. 18° 10' W. 27,58“,~chains;
thence N. 4° 15' W. 5.39 chains,» to point
of beginning containing, 45110 acres_i
except 2.36 acres deeded- ‘10 .l‘ohnI
Smith by deedrccordedtdn Volume
8 O.L. Page 170. records, of
County. Washington, (Tax N
Offer $50.00. .» ‘ i- '
Description No. 10.
of Section 30. Twp. 23 N.,~' Range 1
Offer $200.00 cash.
Description No. 11. E114.- 01' the NEIL
of Section 19, Twp. 20 N., Range 2
Offer $250.00 for both 40's,
(Cash). 1,4,,
Description No. 12. SW14 SE", of
Section 10. Twp. 21 N., Range W.
W.M. Offer $40.00.
Description No. 13. NV; of NEW; of
Section 20. Twp. 21 N.. Range 3
W.M. Offer $80.00 cash. 1
Description No. 14. NW1; SW11; ofl
'Section 28 and NE»; SE14 01' Section
29. Twp. 2/! N., Range 3
Offer $1.00 per acre or $80.00.
Description No. 15. Tax No. 638A
Iof Section 34. described as follows:
Deed No. 8239, issued to Hoods Can—
Iai Timber Company, June 6. 1911. All
Itide lands of the second class. owned
by the State of Washington, lying be-
tween the line of mean low tide and
the line of extreme low tide and in
front of Lot 3,
24 North. Range 3 West, W. M.; with'
a frontage of 21.75 lineal chains more
or less measured along the meander:
Mason
0. 29). I
E‘ljé of‘ the, W14, I
line, according' to a certified copy
of the Government field notes there-
of, on file in the office. of the Com-I
misstoner of Public Lands at Olym-,
pia. Washington. Offer $20.00.
Description No. 16. SW14 NEV, and
SE11. NElt of Section 15, Twp. 19 N..
gauge 5 W.W.M. Offer $80.00 for both!
s.
Description No. 17. SW“; SW14 of
ISection 10. Twp. 23 N.. Range 5 W.
,VV.M. Offer $90.00 cash.
1 Description No. 18. NEH NEV.
Nil-’3 NVVJJ, NEH. Slim-,1 NV! 1,; NEl/l.
NElQ SE14 NlVli NEH, Slag NIN‘A
SE14 NW1; NE“). Sign; Null. Sec-
tion 22, Twp. 20 N., Range 5 W.W.M.
Also all of Section 23, Twp. 20 N.,
Range 5 W.W.M. Offer $760.00.
Description No. 19. SVJ‘Ji NW1/4
and SE11; NW]; of Section 27. Twp”
20 N.. Range 5 W.W.M. Offer $80.00. I
Description No. 20. NEW Nwl/,, '
I NW 1:. NW 1,2,, swi,’ NW0 , SE 1,4
I Nwli, N121; SW 1.; . NW 1.; SW 1,1,,
swig, SEW, swig of Section 24. Twp. l 1,
I20 Range 6 W.W.M. Offer $320.00.
| Description No. 2!. NEH, SVVl/g, and
25111,; SW». or Section 34. Twp. 20 N.,
Igango t; W.W".l‘/I. Offer $80.00 for both
‘ 4 ’s. '
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I Treasurer of Moi-loll County.
(SEAL)
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(2 and 3 rooms). Good 10-
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IFOR RENT: furnished three room;
apartments. Mill Street Apart—i
ments. Phone 259-M. C-1-13-c.I
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outing flannel or knit wear.
Journal Office. 1-16—~tf.
WANTED: garden work of any
kind, spading, etc. Phone 56-J.
L—»2-4-6—11—3t
WANTED: party to own and op-
erate ice cream dept. in grocery
market. References, $800 rc-
quircd. Box M, Journal.
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l RATES
On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line (5 words) first
insertion, be a line each subse-I
quent insertion. Mini mumf
charge 30c.
Classified advertisements ac-1
.cepted over the telephone from,
phone subscribers. Cash should
accompany all other orders or:
payment made before the first.
of the month to save expense;
of billing. An extra charge of’,
ICC will be made when 101111113113 I
necessary. Card of thanks 500..
Classified Display Rates on 5'
Request. I
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For Sale
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_FOR SALE: chickci manure
I droppings. Salmi’s place .on
I Capitol Hill. 2~11—13—2t.
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‘ FOR SALE: ’36 Wilin sedan $135
cash. Cleave Robinson, 1325
Olympic Way, Shelton.
2-11-13—«2t.
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WILL PERSONS who borrowed
Electro-Lux vacuum from VVil-
son’s Cafe please return it.
2-11-«1t.
ANTED :
lady for housework.
Phone 112-J between 9 and 3.
o’clock. S—2—4-—tf
WANTED: either single or doti-
blc drum gas donkey with 'or
without motor. Cleave .Robin-
son, 1325 Olympic Way,
ton.
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Lost and Found”
VFOUND: money downtown. OWn-
er identify. Phone 62-J.
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Trade or Swap
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iTRADE repair work car, truck,
gas engine for cow. Leonard R.
Brown, 407 S. First, phone 483-
W. 2—6«11—2t.
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Classified Service
BUY Nursery; stock direct from
grower. Largest nursery
southwest 'Washington. Cammel-
lias, Daphnes, Rhododendrons
and all the best varieties of
shrubs and trees.
ALBERT NURSERY
5 Miles from Olympia,
at South Bay
ARE YOU SICK?
See your Doctor—shave your
prescriptions filled at
FIR DRUG STORE
No. 1394.
NOTICE 'ro 03113112088
'1'0 FILE-CLAIMS.
In the Superior Court of the State
of “Washington -in and for the
County of Mason, In ‘Pra'bate.
IN THE MATTER OF THE COM-
li l NED ES' ‘A'l‘L‘S 01' ALFRED
ERNEST HART and KATHARINE
SANFORD HART, 'lSO'l‘ll DECEAS-
I‘ll).
NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that Letters Testamentary on the
of Alfred Ernest Hart.
ceased, and Letters of Administra-
anncxcd on the
tion with the will
Estate of Katharine Sanford Hart,
deceased,
dersigned on the 18th day of Jan-
uary, 19.41, by said Superior Court.
All persons having claims against
said estates are required to serve
them, with the necessary vouchers.
upon the undersigned at
ton, or at the Law Office of Alden
C. L‘aylc)’. Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, Washington, those being the
places designated for the
lion of the business 01' the com-
biricd estates, within six months at-
the dau- of the ’l‘irst publica.--
tion of this notice. towit: within
Si). months after the 21st day of
January, l‘.)41,'and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court, to-
gctlicr with proof of such service,
or they will be l‘orovvr barrcd.
Dated this fillst day of Jaiiuaryb
1941.
SEA ’I‘T LE—Ifil RST NATI ONAL
BANK. =3. corporation. lixecu—
tor of tin: Last \l'ill and Tes—
tament of Alfred Ernest Hart
and Administrator With the
will unlicch of the Estate of
Katharine Sanford Hart, both
(l"C('2iS(-d.
ALDEN (‘., llA‘l'liEY,
Attorney for Executor and
.vtiiniinistruior, Title Insurance.
Building. Shelton, \Vasliington.
1-21-25. 2-4-11—41.
NOTICE or REMING- OJI PIN“
REPORT AND PETITION 1‘0}.
935nm, UHON
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Itasca County.
In Probate.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
01“ WILLIAM COTl’lARY, Deceased.
NOTlClC is HERE 51’ GIVEN
that Margaret Cothai‘y, l‘lxilcutrix of
the estate 01' \Vllllllnl Colhary, de-
('HiSi-(l, has t‘ilrd with the Clerk of
the above entitled Court, her Final
Report and Petition for Distribu-
‘settlc said
report, distribute the property to
llioSi- 1'. \relo entitled, and to dis-
charge it! l‘lxrcutrix.
NO’l‘lt 1S FURTHER GIVFN’
that sad Final lcport and Petition
for l,).strlbution will be heard on
Saturday the 151 day of March, 19-11,
at the hour 01' 10 o'clock in the
lOl’i'llOUI’l. at the Court Room in the
i‘oul‘t House in Shelton, \‘v'ashing—
ton.
Dated this 25th dziy of January,
1941.
CLARE ENGIJILSEN,
Clerk of said Court.
(SEAL)
R. l. S'l‘l'lllellAlx'ER.
Attorney for said Estate
Shelton, \Vashington.
l—Zb’. 2—4—1 1—18—41.
No. 1372.
NOTICE 01‘ HEARING- QN FINAL
ACCOUNT AND REPORT AND
,ETITION O!‘ EXECUTE!!! r03
SETTLEMENT. DISTRIBUTION
AND DISCHARGE
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN.
In the Eu erlor Count of the State
of Wall nngton 1n and for the
County of Mason, In Probate. .
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
01' GEORGE BERESFORD ROB-
ERTS. Deceased.
Shel—
2-11-13—2t. l
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In?
1-28--2-25—9t. .
de- '
were granted to the un- ,
transnc-
FOR SALE: fresh Guernsey cow.
J. D. White, Route 3. 2-11—13-2t.
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IFOR SALE: Electrolu'x cleaners.
l New machines as low as $49.50.
I For sales, seer‘ce and supplies
I call or write Jack Manley,
Hoodsport, Wash. 2—6--3-5--1M
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‘FOR SALE: New Hampshire set—
ting eggs. Anna Huss, half way
1 between Ford Garage and City
Docks. 2-6~11~2t.
FOR SALE: used Hamilton Beach
vacuum cleaner. Excellent con—
dition. Inquire Journal office.
YA2—6-11-13—18—4t
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I Chevrolet sedan. radio. heater.
! C. W. Bishop, Arcadia Road.
B-m2-11—1302t.
FOR SALE: 'Boysen berry plants,
75c dozen, $5.00 per hundred. E.
L. -Mercer, Route 2, Box 151.
2-11-13—18~3t.
FOR SALE: milk goats, fresh this
week $6.00 and up. 2 miles out
1 Agate Road. 0. Bertelscn.
B—2—6—11—2t.
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I ALDEN «c. BAYLEY i
’ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank I
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Phone 23 o' Shelton
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INSURANCE ’
A HERBERT ANGIE
Office at Angle Building
' ELLIOT B. seizing
Accounting Tax Seer
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 5,65
DUANE BRODIE
Attorney-At-Law
Whale fiufllfi—fig’ ”
Phone 387
its main
banking office in Seattle, VVashin-g- '
CHARLES it. LEWIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1 .L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington If
NOTICE IS Fl'RTH’ER GIVEN,
that Lois Peabody \‘Vright. Execu-
trlx of the above entitlcd cstatv. has
Itiled _\’l'lill the Clerk of said Court
her final account. report and peti-
tion for settlement and distribution
of the estate .of the deceased, where-
in the Court is asked to approve
lsaid account and report. and make
distribution of the estate, and dis-
charge the Executrix.
that in accordance with an order
.01 said Court made and entered on
the 13th day of January, 1941, a
hearing will be had before the
Court on said final account. report
and petition on Saturday, the lth
day 01' February. 1941, at 10 o'clock.
A. N., on said day in the Court
Room of said Court in the Court
{House at Shelton. \Vashlngton.
Dated this 18111 day 01 January.
1941.
CLARE ENGELSEN,
Clerk of the Superior Court
for Mason County, Vl’ashingtoil.
ALDEN C. llAYlJCY,
Attorney for Executrix,
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, \Vashington.
1—21-28. 2—4-11—4t.
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No. 1.402
ROTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Courtliof the State of
Washington in and for the County of
Mason. In Probate
IIn the Matter 01‘ the Estate of
ROBERT CORYDON ANGLE, De-
ceased. ‘
NQHCO‘IS hereby given that the un-
dersigned. has been appointed and has
qualified as administrator of the es—
tate of Robert Cm-ydon Angie. dc-
ceased: that all persons having‘ claims
against said deceased are hereby ne-
q_un~ed to serve the same, duly veri—
tied, on said adilliliist’rator or his at—
torn y of record at the address be-
ated. and file the same with the
of said‘ Court. together with
I of such service, within six
months after the. said data of first
'puhlication of this notice or the same
«will be barred.
1 Date of the first publication Feb.
.4, 1941.
GRANT C. ANGLE.
Administrator of said Estate
Angie Building
Shelton. W'asllington.
DQANE BRODIE.
Attorney for Estate
Angle Building
ISuite and 7
Shelton, Washington. __5 .'
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