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L959
"Ohri,tmastow.,
(,
USED CABS
FOR SALE--52 Deluxe Chevrohq, aato-
foundation, mldh:, ll'ansnlissbJn, real clean, god
$6250. Phone I)aini: gu.d I)uy. IIA 6-,t61,9.
F4/23._.t f n ..................................................... IVi,I/9 I fn
iome, dou-]1956 OLDSMOBILE 88, Holiday c.upe.
$4100. [ cadio, heater, power brakes. ()++viler
ltlUt sacrifice. }'hone HA 6-,t5{}7.
D4/23-30 2t ...................................... PJ/16-30
F()R SALE--'48 Chev. C(mpe, GMC
270 motor. Pimnc 6-,1429 aftl,r 6;31)
*. 2 wells .... p:n: .......................... T./2375/7
tits. See to 1952 620 GMC log' truck lind iraih.r.
Agate Good l:ondition, Reasonable. Jack
F. E, Meh'alf, Copalis Cl'OSsi ng', Wash.
4/23 tin .... !lU,m, .. Cop: _200_ 7. ...................... 4123-30
home 1954 RAMBLER four-door Cross (OtUl-
try wagon, radio, heater, ovt.rdrlvc,
g.od c,)nditton. Pht)ne HA 6-4287.
G.t / '3()1 fn
Lost 00tmn
LOST -- Green 1)ai'ekeet, mah, from
37 Arcadia, Friday, Band numhor
WBS 248P-58-18. Phone HA 6-,1270.
St/30
Y4m tl Legal Publications
I i
N()TICE OF ilEARING ON
INTENTION TO ,1,:1.1.
C01UNTY |ERSONAL I'RO Il'.l{'rY
NOTICE IS }IEREBY GIVEN, that
wonderfttl It apea'rs to the best interests of Ms-
County" that the following des-
cribed personal property belonging to
Mason County hc sold:
fer
car, the
H3/ tfn
County
Equip,
12
"/4
76
46
54
Description
1942 Ford Truck Chassis & Cah
1951 Dodge 8 yd. Dmnl) Tmu:k
1941 Chev. Truck Chassis & Cab
1951 AC Model D. Grader
Adams Mod+q 8.1 Pull Grader
1942.Farnlall tractor w/n.,wcr
Tarpot patcher ITrailer)
8 ton semi-trailer
Trailer dolly
2 dump lruek bodies
2 Dozer blades for IHC TD9
2 A Fran., pulley
1 12 angle blade with arms
NOTICE IS FURTIIER GIVEN, that
the Board of Coumty O0nimissh)ners
will meet on Monday. May 4, 1959 at
2:00 :P.M. in the office of the Board
the Court House In Shelt0n, to hear:
determine th* advisability of mak-,
auC]a sale, at Which time ahd place
.tld Board shall hear evidehce ania
should any be offered,
and advisability of
such l: sale.
DATED,this 20th day of tril. 1959.
BDARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF MASON COUNTY,
WASHI!TON '
Joiln BaFiekman
Roy. Mitchell
C, W. Strockenbach
ATTEST :
C, Nolat Maso ..
Clerk of the Board 4/23-30 2t
Preferred Prol00rties
E LAKE LOTS ....
with no bank, good beach. Among
available today. Full price $350, $500
I18!I If Your Rent Is $50 or More ....
Hillcrest, $4200 , $300 down, $35 per
Angleide, $5500, $500 down, 40 per
Hillcrest, two lots, $4500, $500 down,
' month.
Hillcrest, $6,500, $500 down, $50 per
Downtown, $4,950, 4500 down, $45 per
m Mr. View, $5500, $1000 down, $50 per
"R TRANSFERRED, MUSt'SELL . . .
attractive, • larger than average,
guest cottage, on Mt. View.
years old. The price is $9,600
(eras little as $300 down FHA.
today.
IN, FHA ....
very attractive 3 bedroom 11 year old
On 90x100 beautifully landscaped
baseboard electric heat, built-in oven
plastered ttnd many more plus fea-
- $15,500,
HOME, FIREPLACE, 5 ACRES ....
charmer ia in the Agate district. A
the acreage is cleared, has several
excellent soft for 'gardening. Will
with 10w down payment.
LARGE FAMILY ......
plus roomy play area. Attractive
Large living room, dining room, corn-
utility and garage. Owner will
or what have you. Outside
0ely a %totle's thow from ailrcad
See it today,
REALTY
CALL HA e.sSS5
226 Norflt First
EXCELLENT BUYS!
FOR Ar, CAR, TRAILER; [TC ....
home on 5 acres at Agate. Fruit
spot, and other buildings. $5500 with
Owner will take most anything of
tSUL PLAY AREA FOR CmLD.ZSt ...
mtreet from this 2 bedroom home is the
school playgrouhd. And "it's so nice for
panelled walls, wired for range,
and you can move in for $500."
ACREs,__ IN SKOKOMISH VALLEY...
f'-.mhed and very neat small home. Even has
IW $4750 WRh $1000 down and $45/month.
" qown payment.
\\;
ItEOROOM HOME . . .
and it lcely decorated. Plastered ex-
car garage, nice residential district, and
with $300 down plus FHA closing costs.
HOM- WI'H BASEMENT, . .
very comfortable home with fireplace,
basement, and extra lot ff desired.
EN FARM ON 50 ACRES NEAR AGATE
fine chicken houses, barn, outbuild-
land with creek thru property. $15,000.
IMy 4 BEDROOM HOME IS DOWNTOWN
excellent family home. Features include
room, basement, 2 car garage, and
chools. $10,500 on terms.
tLLt LKE SOY LiFT...
if you'd like lake frontage! So much
boating, fishing, etc, Only $1275
'ERTIES YOU SHOULD SEEI . ..
get your summer 1ace out there, Have
Check on these.
A. ROY DUNN
REALTOR
• Title Insurance Bldg
Legal Publicatior, s
In tile Matle" of
COIrN'I'Y R()AI) I'R(hIE('T NO. 308
'1'1' IS HERIqP.Y RES()LVIqI') Fly the
Fl.ard of (,,,u air C ntmissi )nl's tilai it
is their inh. ll 'n 't ef)n,'tl'llCi a i I-iF X-
illlt I,! V 1.] Inih, (,f ('I)LUItV road ft'onl
]-t,llsit)l lM/kc nlri]lor|y tO Shot'wood
Ct't'ok.
Tit]s iltllU'()VCnlPni iS locah*d ill the
NW NW S,'eii(m 3, T,)wnship 21 N,
Hango 2W W.M.
Th,, ltcin(gl)al quantities arc clear-
ing eiRhl acres, uuvlassified excava-
lion 12.00{} cubic yards.
FIE IT B'URTIIER ItESOLVED that
the al.)ovl describc(I county road pt'o-
)(q' is II¢C(',Sil'y and l)t'ltl)t!t ', and ih,
estimale(l costs (.f said pr)ject arc
herewitll set Ollt in detail as f(dlows:
From Gas Tax funlts--Rl,ad Con-
struclilm, $5,00{},0(1. Total. $5,000/)0.
Labor : Day.
Tit(, county road proje('i h,,rein des-
trilled is HEREFlY I)ICT.ARFD to be
a public necessity and tile' County [{oa(l
Enginel!r tS tIFIItEBY ()RI)ERED AND
AUTIIORIZID to rcpocl and lrocced
thor.n as by law [covided.
BE IT FLIRTtIER RESOLVED that
this project, if (It(',' w rk, b, perf)rnmd
by stlporvisl)r in" flceordance with the
Sitmdard Road lind Bridge Sl)ecil'ica-
lions of the Statc of Washington as
adopti,d by this hoard. •
AD()PTED Ihis 20th day of April
1959.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
I SI()NIqRS OF MASON COUNTY,
I WASItlNGTON
] John Flarleknmn, Chairman
I C.W. Streckenhaeh
1ATTER " Mitchell
C. Nolan Mason
Clerk of the Board 4/23-30 2t
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER
ON RTATE LANDS
Notice is hereby givPfl that on Tues-
(lab'. the 5ih day of May, 1959, com-
leone:rig at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, in front of the main en-
trance door to the :ounty court house
ill+ the. City of Shelton. C unty of Ma-
son, Slate of Washington. by the Coun-
ty Auditor of said county, the thnber
on the folh)wing described state land
will( be sold at publi( auction to the
highest bidder therefor, to-wit:
tim Applh'ati°nbeT No. 2,83
All " ,' within a marked sale area
boundary, comprising approximately
242.000 bd. ft. of Dougla fir, 38.000
bd. ft. of hemlock and 16,000 bd. ft,
of white pine, located on the S of
J+ot 4, Of Section I8, Township 22
North, Range 1 West, W.M., in Mason
County, containing -9.0 acres, morc or
ess,
Tiniber will )e sold on a cash bass.
Minimum acceptable bid is $.6,934.00.
At time of ,ah the purchas6r must
pay $6,934.00, plu. a $2.00 bill of sale
fee, or a total of 6,936,00 in the form
of cash, money order, certified check
or bank draft. The balance between
the appraised price and the bid price,
if any. nmy be paid by personal check.
Purchaser must also furnish a surety
bond of $2.(00.00 to guarantee compli-
ance with all terms of the bill of sale.
All checks, m)r ",y orders, etc are to
be made payable'to the Commissioner
of Public Lands.
Time for renloval will be one year.
Located approximately 22 miles
northwest ef Shelton.
Accessibility: Purchaser must enter
inlo road rise agreenmnt with Silnp-
son Logging company, et)ptes of which
are on file in the District and Olym-
pia offices. €
Complete contract specifications may
examined at Shelton District Head-
County Auditor's office, and
,mmissioner of Public Lands, Olym-
pia.
Said timber (In •aid land will be sold
for not less than the appraised value,
as appraised by the Conunissioner of
Pubhc Lands in the manner provided
by law, a statement of which is now
on file in the office of the Auditor of
said county.
Terms of sale are: Cash to be paid
on tle day of sale.
BERT L. COLE
Conunissioner of Public Lands
4/2-9-18-28-80 5t
No. 2996
N()TICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
No, 1093
IN TttE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
Tn the Matter of the Combined Es-
tates of JOSEPH CARL KNAUF, De-
(:eased, and GLADYS KNAUF, De-
(:eased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
MILFORD C. KNAUF, in his capacity
as admintstrat'or of the estate of Jo-
seph Carl Knauf, :]eceased, and-LAUR-
EL WALKER. as administratrix of
the estate of Gladys Knauf, deceased,
will sell at private sate and fc)r cash
the following described real estate:
That portion of the Northeast
(qIrler of the Southwest quartvr
tl SWV) lying West of the
Westerly right-nf-way line of the
Old County Road and all of the
Northwest quarter of the South-
west quarter INW4 SWa£) ex-
cepting right-of-way for existing
Cloquallum County Road, all be-
ing in Section three (3), Town-
ship nineteen (19) North. Range
four (4) West, W.M..
to the highest and best bidder. Bids
must be submitted in writing and may
he left With the administrator and ad-
ministratrix at 121 South Ei)urth
trcet, Shelton, Washington. Bids will
e received until the date of sale.
The sale will be made on or after
May 1, 1959.
The administrator and administratrix
reserve the rlg!t to reject any and all
bids, MILFORD C. KNAUF
Administrator of the Estate of
Joseph Clarl Knauf, Deceased.
LAUREL WALKER
Admlnlstratrlx of the Estate
of Gladys Knauf, Ddceased.
]LEWIS & CORREA
Bell ,Bull ding
ll South Fourth Street
S]elton, Washing-ton 4/23-30 2t
No. Sl
:' -NOTICE TO CREDITOBS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON , COUNTY .
In the Matter of the state of IVA
STONER Deceased.
3ohn r. Stoner is the appointed and
qualified Administrator oT said estate.
All persons having claims against said
deceased are reeuired to serve the
same in duvliedtb, duly verified, on
said Adminfstrator or his attorhey,
Robert L. Snyder at the auaress below
statsd, and file the same with the
Clerk of said Courtt together With
proof of such servlce, wltnln six
months after the date of first publics-
tion of this notice, or the same will
barred.
of first publication.,.Aprll 9,
JOHN W. STONEt
Administrator
Star RoUte 2, Box 149
Shelton. Washington
ROBERT L. SNYDER
at Law
uildlng
Washington 4/-16-23-30 4t
Nn,
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
IN'THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TH
STATE OF WASHINGTON IO R
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
PRANK WATER. De€eased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY ..GIVEN that
the said Administrator, wut on or after
May 19, 1959, offer for sa:el tile (eli)w-
ing descrihed real property situated in
Masou County, Washington:
• The East half (E) of the East
half (E) of the West half (WvT)
of the last half E½) .of the North-
r (NE) lyln lorth of
eaSt qallrte , . .
€ C. oad now loeate(1 and
_ht _ounty R , .
In use, In Section 18. Township 21
North. Range 4 West. W.M.. contain-
ing 5.5 acres, more or mess, together
with the appurtanees thereunto be-
Ion in .
l ids must be In writing and de-
livered to the Admint?trator, iiis attof
ney Robert L. yaer, or the Clerk
of .ald Courl, before 12 ()'clock noon,
May 18, 1959 .......
Said property wct tal ' hDn'ered for
sale for cash, or • S / • credit.
and the sale shall be subject to the
confirmation and approval of said
Court.
The Administrator reserves the right
to reject any and all blds.
DATED this 27th day of April, 1959.
Ad
LANNING
1, BoX 99
ton
ton
Attorney for trator
4/90-5/7-12 3t
i i • , i
Legal Publicatmns
NOTJ('E ()1" NAI. I'; ()1" 'rlMIU,'.R
t)N NTATI", I.ANI)
Nolive is hcretw giv('tl that ln Tues-
daY, thl' 12tll day of Mny. 1959, c)tu-
let,ncin at if'If l)'(']o('k ill ttt(' ['Ol'(.n)()ll
of said day, ia I'I'tl]11 (d' lilo 1)l:lin (.n-
trsn('0 d(.M' tt t}W ('(}(1lily I'oUFt hl)o("
in tlw City (,1' Silt]lee, (h,utlly [d' tad',( -
Soil, Start, (,f Wasllittfftoli. I,y ill('
(.unty Auditor id' said cl(lllly, lhv
tililt)OF lie tile followin d'svribod
state larld will be s,,ht at I)Uh]ic at|(.-
lion i(, tiw high,,s1 id/hhw therofor.
to-wit : N
Applielttioa , o, 1"-5112
Sltlail s('l(tl red treos within a hi;irk-
t'(] salo at'(':l bl)tul(hlt'V, t'l)llll)l'j.hl ;ll)_
proximately 23.00{} lal• ft. .f l)m : ,
fir 40()0 l 't o' Iocg.,p. pine and
1.{}{}0 bd. ft. of whitv pine. located .n
part Nt SW', S,'('ii.n i, Town:-;hi 11
23 N.rth, Rang,' 2 W.si, W.M., re,n-
raining 42 ncrl.s, nltt'+, (It' I(LtS.
Tin(her witl b, sold on a ('ant scah.
basis.
Minimun| acceptai)lo bid I.'r thous-,
and hd. fl.: $6.5{} for all v(mlfers m1
;t iLno})Pt' tally basis.
At tinw of sah' the l}ln.eh+.|s(r ellis(
niake a d(q)osit of 21V/ of Ill(. bid
)t' ('0 hase(] i,n tho I'ruis,+ etinlat,,,
16.41 ' th s deposit, )his a $5.0) t)iil
of safe tel,, or a tola ¢, $. l..l(). Ol(t,t t)
n the form of (+ash |tltUlOy (#rd(.t'. ('tq'-:
ti' '(I check er bank draft. TIll, bal-
Ilnct' ill' the i'eqllil'l'd dlqmsil, il' llllV,
t(itx, ' hi, paid hy p,l'S(ntaL chock. At
tinio of sltle pnrchascr ill/iS( Ills() I'(Ir-
llisl| a cash bond 0f $100.00 In the form
of ('a}l, n}oncy ordoI', c+.t+lified check
or bank draft to gual.anlol. C{lll )liaIw.
with all terms td' tim bill ol salt,. All
(']tel'ks, nleney or(i,q's, el(',, at,(= t() l)e
nladc payable to the (-(inlllliSSion(q. {If
Public Lands.
Time to" removal will t)o one yeir.
Located approxinmtcly 12 mih,s west
of GorsL
Accessibility: via stale a(:(.oss road.
.(l)nll)lete vontract spo('ifil'alilm nuly
be oxanflned at Port Orchard Distcict
Headquarters County Audilor's of five,
and Comnflssloner el Public l.:mds,
Olympia,
aid timber on said land will'he sold
for not less than the appraised vah|c.
as appraised hy the Coluniissi,,n(,r f
Public Lands. in the manner provided
law, a statement of whivt| is nlw
file in the office of the Auditgc
said county,
BERT L, COLE
Commissioner of Public Land...
'1/30 It
' " No, :]105
NOTIC TO cBE1)ITOBN
IN TItE sUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
,MASON' COUNTY
In lhe Maltev of' the,Estate of CAR-
OLINE ROBINSON, Deceased.
Alonzo Robinson is the appointed and
qualified Executor of said estate. All
persons navlng ctaims against sald de-
ceased are required to serve the same
iu duplicate, duly verifled, on said
Executor or his attorney, Robert L.
Snyder at the address heh)w stated,
and file the same' with the Clerk of
said Court. together with proof of
such service, within six months after
the date of first publication of this
notice, or the same will be harred.
DATE of first publication: April 9.
L9F@.
ALONZO ROBINSON
Exet'utor
Rout 3, Box 172
Shelton, Washington
ROBERT L, SNYDER
Attorney at Law
Govey Building'
Shelton, Washington 4/9-16-23-30 4t
---V
NOTICE OF %VATER Itl(l|lT
APPIACATION NO. 15389
STATE OF WASHINGTON. OFFICE
OF SUPERVISOR OF WATER RE-
SOURCES, OLYMPIA
TAKE NOTICE: That Loui O. Lar-
son of Shelton, Washington, on April
13, 1959, fih!d application for permit to
divert the public water's of Lake Spen-
cer in the amount of ,01 second foot,
subject to existing rights, from April
15 to October I each,year for the pur-
pose of irrigation; that the approxi-
mate point of diversion is located with-
in Lots 26 & 27, Silencer Lake Water-
'rent Tracts. of Section ,32, Township
21 N., Range 2 W. W.M.. in Mason
County.
Any objections must be accompanied
hy a two dollar ($2,00) recording f+,e
and fih.d with the State Supervisor (,f
Water Resources within thirly (30)
days from April 3{}. 1959
Witne•s my hand and official seal
lhis 16th day of April. 1959.
M. G. WALKER
State Supervisor of
Water R(,sl)ur('es
(SEAL) 4/29-30 2t
In tha Matter of
COUntY ROAD PROJECT NO. 310
IT IS HEREBY IESOLVED BY the
Board of County Commissioners tlmt
it Is their intention to replace a woo(i-
vU bridge over Dew Creek on el)unry
road no. 260 by constructing a 1(1'
die. culvert pipe.
This improvement is located in the
SE NE Section 9, Township 22N, Range
4 WWM
'The prineipM quantitte• tnvoh.ed are
100 lin ft. 10' die. culvert pipe, 5.800
cu. yds. eommoa excavation and 1,0IX)
cu00ff% sRB.
FURTHER RESOLVED that
the above described county road pro-
Ject is necessary and proper, and the
estimated costs of said proiect are
herewith set out in detail ,as'follows:
From Gas Tax funds--Engineering,
$300.00 : "Road " Construciton. $9.700.00 ;
Total, $10,000.00. Labor: Day.
The county road project herein des-
cribed is HEREBY DECLARED to be
a ,Public necessity and the County
Road Engincer is HEREBY ORDERED
AND AUTHORIZED to report and
proceed thereon a• by law provided.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
this project, if day work, be performed
hy supervise(: in accordance with the
Standard Rcl and Bridge Specifica-
tions of the State of Washington as
adopted by thie board,
ADOPTED this 20th day of April,
1959.
BOARD OF QOUNTY OMMIS-
SIONRS O MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
John Briekman. Chairman
C. W, Streckenbaeh
Roy Mitchell
ATTEST:
C. Nolan Mason
Clerk of the Board 4/23-80 2t
1 Legal Publications
,, , r i
No. 2052
NOT1CF (')1" III,:AI{IN(+ ON |,'INAL
I{F,I'O|{T AND I'I+;TITII)N
I'I)R !) I:.'I'|U III'TI{)N
IN TI-IE S/l'l+;l{l)l. ('/)tTt'Jl' I)1+" TIll:,
STAq' '; (|[¢ W,\\;S[ll N(ITI)N 1,'111"
MASt)N Ih II'N'l'Y
In i}w Mali,'r +,t lho l']stalp +d" AL-
FRF.'I) .J'. l.lUt,'l'(II{iN', l),'c,';t,'d.
t{l'lt:l I%'. ][(lllgFoll. AdnlilqlSlt'ltIFix of
tht" said osinb', h:t: fih'd it; the s/tttl
('l)lll't hoF fhlal l'P]'ll't llll{I poti[idl
f(ll' (tiSlt'ihu|i()ll. asl.lll,t' II.' (h,tll't |O
s('tlh' said i'cihJl•i, di.;tliblli, ' ih, I)l'<q-
' 'ty i tl e pct:,,n th,qct, cl/lillHl and
discharge th,' .mid A(hninis11'atl'ix. Said
l'4'11o1'I lilt(| In'litl,n will In. ]l(qt)'d (lU
• ' <)r:{} {} 111
1 N1il (i y ,l 5'lay, I..).. ;11 1 tl, ,
in i]I€' ('Otll'iltOIII €'I' :'Hi(l C(mrl, itl
|]1o ('d nlv ()llt | ]l()U.q(' It( S]l'll I)lt,
W:lsl/in$4 I1 ,
t)AT]+.'I) TIIIS (ith ('I v ,,f April, 1959.
llA l{IT.Y [ll,:Y t,.'T T I,.'
('h,rl .f said (.h,lll'l
R('tP.ERT I.. SNYI)Et.
(h n'+'y Fltlihl big
Nh+'ll(ol, ",V:l:41t ill'l on
Allo 'ncv for Adnfinitratrix
4/9-16-23-30 4t
NOTI('I,; O1" AI.I']
I)F N'rA'rE TII)E I,ANI)4
N()TI('E IS ttEIU;:I,Y GIVEN, T}mf
:)il Tutt;day. tilt' 2nd d:ly o[ .I IItD', l .Jo.),
coilllll(n('i/lg /11 IA'n /cb('k ilt the, l'(.l'o.
no)tl l,f s:lid dlly, la fl,I|l )1' lib' [YI/lilt
etlt t'iln('o dr)oF I() th+' (+t)Illll y ('tltll'l
t-t¢)us, in tht. i.i V of S}l,lt.tt, '|lntv
tl' 5asolt, Si:)l*' of A.' a, h i IU4 t o l). I)3'
the (J<)t nty Audit.r of said (.tll)lly.
ill.' folhwinR (h sel'i b,'d stale tide
land.% t(,gvtlwr witlt tlw ilnl)rm'emcnts
sitttatod lin.voon, wiil 1)o s(dd at l)tlt)-
lic aut'lJon lO ihv high+'.t bi,hh,r t]l,'l'o-
fl)r, to-wit:
N()TE+ No <,no except (,itizens id' tilt,
Unit,,d States, ,r tt'rs Is wh( Imvo
dP('htrl.d tilt'it' int¢,ntiat to 1)(H•4}lt It '
sn('h, can pt!r(.[laso St(lit' lltn(i:.
Application No. 13238
The tid,,lan(is ol tii. sec(,ml class,
own*,d by Ih+ + Stat,' ,,f Vta.hington.
situate il| l'r(,rI of. a(ljIwvnl h +lr ahul-
ling ulmn the S.uih 100 fo.I .f lira
North 30{} foet (d' l)Vot'ntlllqlt 1..t t,
Sevtbm 21, Township '2'2 N.rih, Range
1 Wesl. W+M., with :l fl't,at:lgo (,[
1.55 ]inlttl ('haitls, nll'., tl" h,ss, ilp-
)lais,d at $5{}.0(I p,'r lin+'al chain t,l'
;77.5(/.
Exc(qUing. th*,r+,fr<)ln, /lily tidelands
(if the St'('otld (']/IMS I',,ll%'t'3'¢'fl 11) Tilt)S.
()'Ndll ued A. L, Ml'l)¢mahl. throut-.i
eed iSSll,(I [')t'fN'tllh+'F l. Ii{)0 for tilt'
cultivation (,1' (WStt't's in a(,ciwdatIce
with th(' prm'i..i as ()1' hnph,v 2,t.
Laws of 1895. under APl)licali,,a No.
3{}01 and lo W. II. Kin,viand lhrough
deed ismmd Svi:temb,,r 15, 19{}6 l',w the
eultival ion of o3,st o 'S in llC('(wdan['o
with tho t) r't e.risions of ('}miller 2'I,
Laws of 1895 under Aiq)h('ldlon No.
3/0.
Said lands will be sold l%r not less
thaa tim a])pFaisv(l Vll]ll(' :ll)()V stat('d
and tlt)(,n th., tot'tll. ;itl(i ¢'(mditi,,ns
following:
Not l+'ss than ,)n'+t'nth (d' tht + pur-
chhse" I)ric+' ill(iS1 i)+' paid al t]l,' tiltle
f)f sah +, T}lc I)Ul'('has('I', If ]tl' I)(' llO1
the owm.r of 'tl't(' inlprov(*nlcnts, must
forthwith i)Ily 1o [ia, Jl'fj(,o,' totlklll4'
th sah, the full amount ol' the ap
tt'aisvd vahlt, of the IIII[,)FI)VCIII4'II|S, ;IS
ab(+vt, stat,,d, ()ll(+-l+,tl+il +,I" |ht, D +'''•-
chltsl, Itrice lnust be paid annually
thereafter witb illter(.st on all (J+.lt.i I,'t[
paYnlents at th+' l'aie of SiX ]JOt' con-
tLnn l)Pt" ann(nil: Provided, That ally
pLtl'cbllsl,r Iliay illak(, |'ll]l t) vi t'n (,f
t)riIl('il)al. JntCl'eSt and statuato|'y fees
Id any titllt' tuld obtain d+'cd. TIlt'
|)Ln'['hasq' of ]and conl/tilling t int])('F
'' lh+'l' valuabh, nlIli q' II]N ia I rohi -
it'd I)y law |'|'ltl cutting or l't',lllOvitl, •
aoy SU('it titoher or tnaUu'isls witholll
ftrsL oltailltn , nsonl of 1|1,, C4,111*
Iliissi(lll++t ' [)f PUMic l.an(ls, Lilt|it ill,'
full lUllollnl (d' liw pul'cllaso ptqco htt
hH+ll I)aid and d,'+'d issued.
All sah's of stat' leads are made
subj('('t l( thl' t'+'SO t''Hi ](tlS >1' oiJ.,
gaseS, ct)ai, ores, nlitlt,l'll]S and fl')SllS
l)t' (:x'(t'y natll(. ]liIld and dvs('t'ipt, ion,
and t() lht" addili.nal tt,l'ltts an(I coD-
tlilions l)('(,scrib,,d in soel i,,n 3 (it' chap-
ter 256 of lira l.aws ,ff 1907.
Said land will I., sold st bi-ct to
Lhf 11'111)S. CI)ll(iitioltS al](i I'('sol'v/ttl()tlS
of etla/)1+w :]12 l th,, Svsioo Laws of
1927. r('lalitl' 1. {,:ts+,m,,nts I'.t rights-
of-way rind tim c;tt'l'ylnM [)t" litllIwl'.
sl, Jn ', nllll('l'ttlN Had t)|h('l [ll'l)(hlctS ovcr
the Stllle•
P, EFlT L. ('OIAC
C()ltltll]SSh)llt.r eli Puhli(" Itnd..
4/;¢(}-5,:7-12.11b./t. g
No. 28Sl
NOTICE OF IIFAI]ING FINAL
REPORT ANI) I'ETITiON
FOR I)ITRInI'TION
IN TItE SUPEIUIff{ C()UI{T OF TIIE
STATE OF' WASHINGTON YOR
MASON (?()UNTY
( III Prablllc )
In t}w Matt,r t,f tlw E;dah' (,t MAH.-
TftA t.. JA('OI]b. Dvcom+ed.
N(ITICE IS IfEREBY (I1VI+]N lhaL
(ILENN E. CORREA A(]lllllUdll'll/or de
bonis lion• haN filed Ill l/1(' <,ffice i)f
the C,h.rk <)1 said C()lll'I It I'iiml z'l'l,<rt
alld petitiml for disll'ibllliltl asking
|lie Coul't I() s+'llh! said rolmrl, dlstril)-
Lltl' Jill t)l'O].rl'|* ' tO till' ])+'t'l(llS till,rote
elltiiled illld (iischll I'gt! l}l l)+,t It lOll, W
aS Ad/llinist vatllr (it. t)()ll Js 11Oll : au(]
that said rvl)ort and p(.lition will lm
{}
h.ard on the 29th day of May, 1. ,)9. at
10:00 o'ch)('k in tlw ({}i'{!lloon o] said
day, <)r ns soon lhert,aftF.t as the nmt-
U'I' Call hi' hq.llrd ill tiw ('(')lll'l rot#Ill
of thP +ll)ovc-'alit](+d ¢'*Kll't. lIl lit('
COUl'thotlse In Shclton. MasIE C.ountY,
Washington. at whi('h llrlll, and pJacc
any ptH'S¢.lll inter+,sted ;-n said Estate
ltiay al.)P('ar and fih' obj('('tnns lllereto
and eontest Lho saint,
Dated this 24th day tff April, 1959.
ttARHY DEYETTE
(3erk of said (;uurt
By " h'cne MeGuire. Depuly.
LEWIS & CORREA
Attorneys t'oi EsLate
Bell Bldg. 121 South 4th St.
Shelton, Washington
SEAL, Mason Co, Sup. Ct.)
4/30-5/7-12-19 4t
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
TIDE LANDN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
on Tuesday, the 5th day of' May,
1959, commenclng at tcn o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, in front of the
main entrance door to the Couuty
Court House in the city of Shelton,
county of Mason, State of Washington,
by the County Auditor of said county,
the following described state tide
lands, together with the, improement.s
situated thereon, will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder therefor,
to-wit :
NOT E--No one except citizens nf the
orlc OPSAE ONtMBER
• 'ON' BTATE
Notice is hereby given that on Tues-
day, the 5th day of May, 1959, com-
mencing at te o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, il front of the mate en-
trance door to the county courthott
in the Clty of ,Port Ordhard. County
of Kitsap, State nf Washlngt0n, .py
the County Auditor of said county, .ra)e
timber on the following describes state
land will be sold at public auction to
the highest .blaMer therefor, to-Wit:
I AplleM!on No. F-H12
Kll timtSel- Within 2 marked sale area
boundarle, plus a few markdd trees
outalde of the sale area boundarles,
comprising approximately 4,. bd:]
ft.-of Doas'las fLr, 54,000 bd. tt. oli
hemlock, 8ft.000 bd. it. of White ptne l
nlld 7,000 bd. ft. of cedar, located on l
part Of the NEtA SE% part of the
SE E ana pa{'t of the S
SWV. SE, Section 15. part of the
NWIA NE4 and part of the E% NE
NWrl east of road in Section 22 all
in Township 24 North, Range 1 West,
W.M., containing 39 acres, more or
less.
Timber will be sold on a cash basis.
Minimum acceptable bid i• $13,409.00.
At time of sale the purcha•er must
poaY $13,405.00, plus a $2,00 bill of sale
e, or a total of $13 405.00, 2n the
form of cash, money ¢')rder, certified
cheek or bank draft, The balance be-
tween the appraised price and the bid
er
price, if any. may be paid by p -
sonal check. Purchaser must also tut.-
nish a surety bond of $2,500.00, to guar-
antee compliance with all terms of the
bill of sale. All cheeks, money orders,
etc. are to be made payable to the
Comml•sioner of Public Lands.
Time for reelects1 will be one year.
Located approximately 15 miles north-
west of Gorst,
Aceosstbility: Via publtc aCCess road.
Complete contract specificattoni may
b examined at Port Orchard District
Headquarters, County Audltor's offfiee,
Ld Comtnlssioner of .Public Lands;
f ,-.is timber on,said land will b., sold
or not less tlmn the appraised value,
as appraised by the Commissioner of
Public LandSt. in the manner provided
by law, a statement of which Is now
on fl In theoffice of the Auditor of
sa, count ],. e
.=rm, . I15 a: Cash to b, paid
mi the day of sale,
BERT. L. COLE
C<mimissioner of Public Lands
-Vl--s0 t
United States, or persons who have
declared thele intention to become
]such, can purchase state laads.
APPLICATION NO. 113280
The tidelands of the second class
below the line of mean low tide. own-
ed by the State of Washington, situate
lh front of, adiacent to or abutting up-
on those p0rthms of Government Lot
5, Section 24, Township 21 North,
Range 2 West. W.M,. descrilied as
follows :
The east 246,7 feet of said Govern-
ment Lot 5 with a frontage of 3.81
lineal chains, more or less, appraised
at$25.00 per lineal chain or $95,25; also
That portion of the EV= of said
overnment Lot 5, lying west of the
East 246.7 feet thereof with a front-
age of 8.45 lineal chains, more or less,
appraised at $25.00 per lineal chain
or $161.25.
Satd lands will be sold for not less
than the appraised value above stated
and upoda the terms and condition
tel lowl.ng:
Not less than one-tenth of the pur-
chaee price must tie paid at the firne
af sale. The purchaser, if he be not
the Owner of the improvements, must
orthwith pay to the officer making
the sale the full anutunt of the ap-
l)raised value of the improvements, as
above stated. One-tenth of thc pur-
chase price must be paid annually
thei,ehfter with ihlerest on all deferred
payments at tie rate (if six per centum
cper annum: Provided, That any pur-
aser may make full payment of prin-
el, interest and •tatutmT h,es at
any tlm and obtain deed. The pur-
chaser of land containiu timber or
other valuable materials m prohibited
by taw from cutting or removing any
such timber or materials tthout first
obtaining consent of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, until th, full amount
of the purchase price has been paid
and" deed issued.
All stiles of state lands are made
subject to the reserve(ions of oils, gas-
es. coal. ores, minerals and fossils ot'
every name, kind •nd description, and
to the additional terms and conditions
prescribed in secth)n 3 of chapter 258 of
the Laws of 1907,
Said land will be sold subject to the
terms, conditions and reservations of
e_ltpter $12 of the Semion Laws of
1927, relating to easements for rights-
of-wy and 1be carrying of tim ner,
• toae, minerals and other proaucts
over th same,
(EAL) ' BERT L. COLE,
Comlllissloner of Publiv Lsnds,
4/2-9-16-2-30--5t.
Christian S00:ience
Service Stlnday
G,)t's law of justice a(I mercy
will be brought out at Christian
Science services Sunday.
"Everlasting I)unishment '' is the
topic of tht, Lesson-Sermon, a
cent.rhl thente of which is set. forth
in the Golden Text: "F:vil pursu-
elh sinn¢?rs: bill Lo the righteous
good sba, ll be repayed" (Proverbs
1:1:21 ).
Selections from "Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip-
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy will
include 122:30-31) : "lustice te-
quires reformation of the sinner.
Mercy cancels the debt only when
justice approves."
Among the Bible passages to be
read is this from Psalms (51:1):
"Have mercy upon me, O God..
according to thy loviig-kindness:
according unto the multitude Of
thy tender mercies blot out my
transgressions."
Adventists Plan
00veral Services
The special three weeks Ander.
son-hankel series of evangelis{ic
servic.es on Prophecy concluded
April 25. A warm welcome is ex-
tended to fellowship in God's
house.
Ladies Dorcas Society meets ev-
ery other Tuesday at 10: a,m. at
the church, May 5 will be the
next meeting.
Midweek prayer service is held
Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
Sabbath school hour is at 9;30
a.m. Saturdays, which is the
church at study, with classes for
all ages, Worship servtce follows
at 11 o'clock.
May 2 there will be a yotmff
people's service for all missionary
wlhmteers and other at 3:00 p.m.,
followed by another baptismal
service at 4 o'clock.
Baptists to Start
Attendance Contest
The First Baptist Sunday school
is starting an attendance contest
May 3rd, competing with other
Conservative Ba p t is t Sunday
schools throughout the state of
Washington.
Each Sunday in the month will
be highlighted with some special
feature. May 3rd will be "Mystery
Gift" Sunday. A mystery gift will
be given to the one bringing the
most new members to his or her
department. May 10th will feature
a Mothers Day program and all
mothers present that day will be
honored.
In addition to the state contest
:+"]6c'tl competitim Is in progress
belween the departments of the
SIIlltl:,ty school. Boards with dif-
ferent colore(I lights will repre-
sent each class and each depart-
ment. Attendance is the key to
success fo V this venture and all
members and friends are nrged
to attend faithfully.
Mrs, Mable Goodwin is super-
intendent of the' Stmday school
and department superintendents
include Mrs. John Cole. Jr., Be-
ginners; Mrs. George Valley, Pri-
mary; Mrs. E. C Knautz. Juniors;
Mrs Bob Err:n, Junior High; Mrs,
Howard Yule. High School; and
Mrs. Pat Wagner, Adults.
Iegal Publications
NOTICE O!¢ SALE.OF NATIONAL
FOREST TIMBER
l'ublic notice Is hereby given that
pursuant to the provisions of Section 5
of Puh]ie Law 273. 78th Congress (58
Stal. 132; 16 U.S.C.A, 583-5831), and
the Cooperative Agreement for the
Management of the Participating For-
est Properties in the Shelton Cooper-
ative Sustained Yield Unit entered into
by and between the United States of
Amoriea and the Simpson Loggtn
Ci)nlp{tny, dated December 12, 1946, ll
m++rehantahle timber marked or des-
ignated for cutting on an area em-
bracing 234 acres, more or 'less, witlin
Sections 30 and 31, T. 22 N., R. 5 W.,
and See(leas 25 and 36, T. 22 N., R, 6
W, W.M., surveyed. Bingman Block,
Mason County, Sheltnn Coeperatlve
Sustaiaod Yield Uitit, Olympic National
Fof'est, State of Washington, will be
m.)ld to the Simpson Logging Compsny,
Seattle. Washington, on May 11, 1959,
The estimated volumes are: 12,800 M
board feet Douglas-fir and Western
white pine, 300 M I:toard feet Western
red cinder and 2,900 Mboard feet West-
era hemlock and other specie•. The
mininmm at'.(:0'ptable price per M board
f( , •
"t is as follows: Douglas-f|r altd
Western white pine $24,25, Western red
cedar $7.40 and Western hemlock abd
othor pectes $7.25. This includes the
folh)wing stumpage rates per M b0ard
fe.t: Deuglas-flr and Western white
pine $23.40. Westeia red cedar $8,55
and W.stern hemlock and other species
$6.40, plus $0.45 for sale area better-
ment and $0.40 for alash disposal for
all species, Tf requested by the State
of Washington or by Mason Coutty
er by any person deemed to have a
reasonable Interest in the Pr0posd
sale. or in its terms, a public hear|hg
will be held in the office of the Forest
Suporvt•or, Po•t Office Building, Olymo
pia, Waflngton, on ths 2th day of
April, f919, at 2:00 P.M. Requests for
public hearing will not be constder,d
unless received in the office o the
Forest Supervisor, Post Office Rulhto
ing, ()lympta, Washington, cm or be-
fore April 24, 1959. Dated April 1,
1959, Lbtyd G. Gillmor, Fore•t Super-
visor, Olyn|pic Nathmal Forest.
4/9-19-23-80 4t
No.
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
REIORT AND 1ETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE (iF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Prohate)
In the Matbr of the Estate ef MA-
BEL CARMAN. IXeoased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlmt
GLENN E, CORREA. as Administrator
de h(mis non *if tim estate of Mabel
Carman, has filed in the office of the
Clerl< of said Court his Final Report
ar, d Petition for Distribution, asking
the Court to settle said Report, d-
iril)ute t]le l)rol)erly Lo tile persohs
lhercto entitled and to discharge said
Administrator de bonts non: and that
said Report and Petition will be heard
on the 15th day of May, 1959 at 10:00
#.M. at the (urt Room of the Prt-
bate Del>artment of ssld Court, at
which time and place any person Inte'-
ostcd In said Estate may. app.' aid
file objeetlon thereto ana to.test the
8sine,
DATED th !y0tll day gTrll, 19+9.
H R DEYE
Clrk Of ai Collrt
LZWIS 'Guire' De,.ty
Attt, rneys for Estate
Bell Bttildin! +
121 Sonih llourth Street
Shelton. Washlngt-n 4/16-23-3f}-5/7 +It
Episcopalians
Plan United Service
Tlere will be a united service of
the ctlngregations of the ti]piseol)al
chlu'eh in lhe Otllhll'tt Convo(qt.
tion at the new building of St.
Failh Lutheran Plans .,(,hn'.+ 00ht, rc,, in ,,-,t,,,
e()l)lillg' Slit|day afl.ernooll tit 4
H01y O0mmunbn Sun ..c,oc.. ,,,+sed ,.t(li, ,..np,,sed
• (if melnbers elf the varions
chul'ches free1 Shelton, Vtlncouver
There will be Holy Communion .... Aberdeen will furnish (he ran-
at both the 8:15 and .the 11:00,';.";'.,. Bisbop Dagwell of Oregon
a,m. worship services thin Sunday. will be the preacher at this united
This. Sunday is the beginning of service. .,l I
nationally observed Family Week,
so we invite you to worship to-
gether as a family Lhis Stmday
and every ,Sunday. "The family
that prays "together stays togeth-
The Sunday school and adult
Bible classes are'held between the l
worship services at 9:30 a.m.
On Tuesday evening, the youth=
cla§s meets at 7:00,
On Wednesday at 7,:00 p.m, the'
Ladies Aid of the church will have
a special program in the church
parlos for its regular ,monthly
meet:fig., All the ladies of the
ckurch: are welcome to bring their
mothers or another, lady friend.
On ,Thursday at 3:30 p.m., the
junior choir will have its rehear-
sal, and at 8:00 the senior choir.
Bginnig" Friday of next week
Faith Lutheran church invites you
to its ffpectal sp'ring sb.rvices with
Pator Robert H. Rlsmiller of the
Lutheran Bible school' in Seattle
Ss the guest speaker, Tlee will
be services each 'evenlng at 7:30
Friday, May 8', through Tuesday,
May 12, PaStOr Bretheim ts ar-
ranging special music for each
Sevee. Bring morngone with you,
You'll bth be richer for coming.
Journal Want Ads Pay
Rmt Ohri.tiH
01mr00
"New Teetament Christianity"
Lewis E. Whitney, MiniSter
Odd Fellows Hall
SECOND STREET
' Bible.Sho01 9:45 {bin.
Church Services 11:0U a.m.
and 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
, I
Following the service a. Convo-
cation dinner will be served in the
parish hall, and a short businr, ss
meeting held.
Members of the congregation of
Saint David's and of the commu-
nlty in general are cordially in-
vited to the service, whether or
not they remain for the dinner
and business nteeting.
Services at St. David's on Sun-
day will folh)w the regular scht(i-
ule: 9:00 a.m. HOly C()mnlunion;
9:45 a.nL---church schilol; 1L litlI1,
..... Holy Commttnion and sernlou by
the vicar.
MISSIONARY
BAPTIST MISSION
Memorial Building
Service Time 2:30 Each Sunday
Sponsored by
First Missionary Baptist Church
of Puyallup, Wash.
Everyone Welcome
t i_
i , i
Sainl David's Ohuroh
(Episcopal) +
4th & Cedar Streetg
Rev. R'obert Bonnet Echoll,
Vicar
AT SAINT DAVID'S:
Services 9 and 11 a.m.
Chnrch School 9:45 a.m. '
AT SAINT JOHN'S Olympia:
United Convocation SerVice .....
4 p.m.
II I [I
THE HETHODlST OHURt)H
4th & Pine -- Parsonage 320 N. 4th -- Phone HA 6-4174
CHARLES T. HATTEN, Minister
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Church School 9:45 a.m. Second session 11:00 a:m.
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i ii
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
5th & Cota Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pastor
SUNDAY. MAY 3--
9:45 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
"BttlMing Happy Homes"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups. Four Departments.
7:00 p.m.
"Lazy Husbands and DifficUlt Wives"
! ..... L "-( .........
FAITH LUTilERAN OHUROH
Sventh & 'i'ankllr Sta. -- J. ernhard lSlrtheim, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m, Sunday worship 8:1.5 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Mld-Xveek Service--Wed., 7:00 p.m. Choir at 8 p.m.
1/I ' ii I r i i ii i
I x III]Ta
OHUROH OF THE FHR SQUARE iIOSPEL
910 E. DEARBORN
"Stintl&y Shobl ............................................ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worghlp ........................................ 1t:00 a.m.
lvah0e1111tli: Sedtob .................................... 7:00 p.m,
rayeP Meit'ing ........................ Wedneilday 7:00 p.m.
.... REV. OARY N. BLACK, Pastor
6HUR6H OF OHRIST, SOIENTIST
Aider St., dhelto,. Wash.
Sundity Sch6ol,gi30a:m. Church 11 a.m.
.... We&re€day vening testimony meetings 8 p.m.
lstlhg, ro6m .lttl in church, Reading rcmm hours 2 to
t p.m. Mort. & Frl. Wed. eventng 8:45 to ?:45
.......... + ++/+- ......... , ,, ,, a t ,
MT, VIEW ALLIAHCE CHUROH
WIl'lhlflllltOn & J Sta. Eugene Breid, Paator
Sunday ehool .................................................................... 9:45 a.m.
Mornin WO'ahip ........................... : .................................... 11:00 a.m,
A. T. ' .................................................................................. 6:30 p,m.
Evenllg Service ...: ............................................................. 7:30 p.m.
Mid-week ervtce Wednesday ........................................... 7:30 p.,m
EVERYONE WELCOME
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BEmEH'$ 0LU!
P.U,D. AUDITORIUM • SRD & COTA
SUNDAY, MAV 3
8:00 s.m. Breakfast at Shelton HOtel.
9:15 a.m. Coffee tin,e,
9:30 a.m. Gue=t speaker Gordoh McLean.
"The Home That Wins"
10:00 a.m. Bible Study.
"Without God's Help". '
,i ....
You Will Enjoy the Fellowhip At the
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF 60D
130 East Pine St. • Mason Younglund, Pastor
me
Sunday School ..................................................................... 9:45 s.m.
(A class for each member o[ your flily)
Morniug Worship ........................................................ '..' ...... t1:0t} a,m.
Christ's Antbassadors ...................................................... 6:00 p,m,
Revival Service .................................................................... 7:00 p.m,
Ltsten to Revivaltlme Sunday, 10:30 p.m. KIRO
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FOR SALE--52 Deluxe Chevrohq, aato-
foundation, mldh:, ll'ansnlissbJn, real clean, god
$6250. Phone I)aini: gu.d I)uy. IIA 6-,t61,9.
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iome, dou-]1956 OLDSMOBILE 88, Holiday c.upe.
$4100. [ cadio, heater, power brakes. ()++viler
ltlUt sacrifice. }'hone HA 6-,t5{}7.
D4/23-30 2t ...................................... PJ/16-30
F()R SALE--'48 Chev. C(mpe, GMC
270 motor. Pimnc 6-,1429 aftl,r 6;31)
*. 2 wells .... p:n: .......................... T./2375/7
tits. See to 1952 620 GMC log' truck lind iraih.r.
Agate Good l:ondition, Reasonable. Jack
F. E, Meh'alf, Copalis Cl'OSsi ng', Wash.
4/23 tin .... !lU,m, .. Cop: _200_ 7. ...................... 4123-30
home 1954 RAMBLER four-door Cross (OtUl-
try wagon, radio, heater, ovt.rdrlvc,
g.od c,)nditton. Pht)ne HA 6-4287.
G.t / '3()1 fn
Lost 00tmn
LOST -- Green 1)ai'ekeet, mah, from
37 Arcadia, Friday, Band numhor
WBS 248P-58-18. Phone HA 6-,1270.
St/30
Y4m tl Legal Publications
I i
N()TICE OF ilEARING ON
INTENTION TO ,1,:1.1.
C01UNTY |ERSONAL I'RO Il'.l{'rY
NOTICE IS }IEREBY GIVEN, that
wonderfttl It apea'rs to the best interests of Ms-
County" that the following des-
cribed personal property belonging to
Mason County hc sold:
fer
car, the
H3/ tfn
County
Equip,
12
"/4
76
46
54
Description
1942 Ford Truck Chassis & Cah
1951 Dodge 8 yd. Dmnl) Tmu:k
1941 Chev. Truck Chassis & Cab
1951 AC Model D. Grader
Adams Mod+q 8.1 Pull Grader
1942.Farnlall tractor w/n.,wcr
Tarpot patcher ITrailer)
8 ton semi-trailer
Trailer dolly
2 dump lruek bodies
2 Dozer blades for IHC TD9
2 A Fran., pulley
1 12 angle blade with arms
NOTICE IS FURTIIER GIVEN, that
the Board of Coumty O0nimissh)ners
will meet on Monday. May 4, 1959 at
2:00 :P.M. in the office of the Board
the Court House In Shelt0n, to hear:
determine th* advisability of mak-,
auC]a sale, at Which time ahd place
.tld Board shall hear evidehce ania
should any be offered,
and advisability of
such l: sale.
DATED,this 20th day of tril. 1959.
BDARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF MASON COUNTY,
WASHI!TON '
Joiln BaFiekman
Roy. Mitchell
C, W. Strockenbach
ATTEST :
C, Nolat Maso ..
Clerk of the Board 4/23-30 2t
Preferred Prol00rties
E LAKE LOTS ....
with no bank, good beach. Among
available today. Full price $350, $500
I18!I If Your Rent Is $50 or More ....
Hillcrest, $4200 , $300 down, $35 per
Angleide, $5500, $500 down, 40 per
Hillcrest, two lots, $4500, $500 down,
' month.
Hillcrest, $6,500, $500 down, $50 per
Downtown, $4,950, 4500 down, $45 per
m Mr. View, $5500, $1000 down, $50 per
"R TRANSFERRED, MUSt'SELL . . .
attractive, • larger than average,
guest cottage, on Mt. View.
years old. The price is $9,600
(eras little as $300 down FHA.
today.
IN, FHA ....
very attractive 3 bedroom 11 year old
On 90x100 beautifully landscaped
baseboard electric heat, built-in oven
plastered ttnd many more plus fea-
- $15,500,
HOME, FIREPLACE, 5 ACRES ....
charmer ia in the Agate district. A
the acreage is cleared, has several
excellent soft for 'gardening. Will
with 10w down payment.
LARGE FAMILY ......
plus roomy play area. Attractive
Large living room, dining room, corn-
utility and garage. Owner will
or what have you. Outside
0ely a %totle's thow from ailrcad
See it today,
REALTY
CALL HA e.sSS5
226 Norflt First
EXCELLENT BUYS!
FOR Ar, CAR, TRAILER; [TC ....
home on 5 acres at Agate. Fruit
spot, and other buildings. $5500 with
Owner will take most anything of
tSUL PLAY AREA FOR CmLD.ZSt ...
mtreet from this 2 bedroom home is the
school playgrouhd. And "it's so nice for
panelled walls, wired for range,
and you can move in for $500."
ACREs,__ IN SKOKOMISH VALLEY...
f'-.mhed and very neat small home. Even has
IW $4750 WRh $1000 down and $45/month.
" qown payment.
\\;
ItEOROOM HOME . . .
and it lcely decorated. Plastered ex-
car garage, nice residential district, and
with $300 down plus FHA closing costs.
HOM- WI'H BASEMENT, . .
very comfortable home with fireplace,
basement, and extra lot ff desired.
EN FARM ON 50 ACRES NEAR AGATE
fine chicken houses, barn, outbuild-
land with creek thru property. $15,000.
IMy 4 BEDROOM HOME IS DOWNTOWN
excellent family home. Features include
room, basement, 2 car garage, and
chools. $10,500 on terms.
tLLt LKE SOY LiFT...
if you'd like lake frontage! So much
boating, fishing, etc, Only $1275
'ERTIES YOU SHOULD SEEI . ..
get your summer 1ace out there, Have
Check on these.
A. ROY DUNN
REALTOR
• Title Insurance Bldg
Legal Publicatior, s
In tile Matle" of
COIrN'I'Y R()AI) I'R(hIE('T NO. 308
'1'1' IS HERIqP.Y RES()LVIqI') Fly the
Fl.ard of (,,,u air C ntmissi )nl's tilai it
is their inh. ll 'n 't ef)n,'tl'llCi a i I-iF X-
illlt I,! V 1.] Inih, (,f ('I)LUItV road ft'onl
]-t,llsit)l lM/kc nlri]lor|y tO Shot'wood
Ct't'ok.
Tit]s iltllU'()VCnlPni iS locah*d ill the
NW NW S,'eii(m 3, T,)wnship 21 N,
Hango 2W W.M.
Th,, ltcin(gl)al quantities arc clear-
ing eiRhl acres, uuvlassified excava-
lion 12.00{} cubic yards.
FIE IT B'URTIIER ItESOLVED that
the al.)ovl describc(I county road pt'o-
)(q' is II¢C(',Sil'y and l)t'ltl)t!t ', and ih,
estimale(l costs (.f said pr)ject arc
herewitll set Ollt in detail as f(dlows:
From Gas Tax funlts--Rl,ad Con-
struclilm, $5,00{},0(1. Total. $5,000/)0.
Labor : Day.
Tit(, county road proje('i h,,rein des-
trilled is HEREFlY I)ICT.ARFD to be
a public necessity and tile' County [{oa(l
Enginel!r tS tIFIItEBY ()RI)ERED AND
AUTIIORIZID to rcpocl and lrocced
thor.n as by law [covided.
BE IT FLIRTtIER RESOLVED that
this project, if (It(',' w rk, b, perf)rnmd
by stlporvisl)r in" flceordance with the
Sitmdard Road lind Bridge Sl)ecil'ica-
lions of the Statc of Washington as
adopti,d by this hoard. •
AD()PTED Ihis 20th day of April
1959.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
I SI()NIqRS OF MASON COUNTY,
I WASItlNGTON
] John Flarleknmn, Chairman
I C.W. Streckenhaeh
1ATTER " Mitchell
C. Nolan Mason
Clerk of the Board 4/23-30 2t
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER
ON RTATE LANDS
Notice is hereby givPfl that on Tues-
(lab'. the 5ih day of May, 1959, com-
leone:rig at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, in front of the main en-
trance door to the :ounty court house
ill+ the. City of Shelton. C unty of Ma-
son, Slate of Washington. by the Coun-
ty Auditor of said county, the thnber
on the folh)wing described state land
will( be sold at publi( auction to the
highest bidder therefor, to-wit:
tim Applh'ati°nbeT No. 2,83
All " ,' within a marked sale area
boundary, comprising approximately
242.000 bd. ft. of Dougla fir, 38.000
bd. ft. of hemlock and 16,000 bd. ft,
of white pine, located on the S of
J+ot 4, Of Section I8, Township 22
North, Range 1 West, W.M., in Mason
County, containing -9.0 acres, morc or
ess,
Tiniber will )e sold on a cash bass.
Minimum acceptable bid is $.6,934.00.
At time of ,ah the purchas6r must
pay $6,934.00, plu. a $2.00 bill of sale
fee, or a total of 6,936,00 in the form
of cash, money order, certified check
or bank draft. The balance between
the appraised price and the bid price,
if any. nmy be paid by personal check.
Purchaser must also furnish a surety
bond of $2.(00.00 to guarantee compli-
ance with all terms of the bill of sale.
All checks, m)r ",y orders, etc are to
be made payable'to the Commissioner
of Public Lands.
Time for renloval will be one year.
Located approximately 22 miles
northwest ef Shelton.
Accessibility: Purchaser must enter
inlo road rise agreenmnt with Silnp-
son Logging company, et)ptes of which
are on file in the District and Olym-
pia offices. €
Complete contract specifications may
examined at Shelton District Head-
County Auditor's office, and
,mmissioner of Public Lands, Olym-
pia.
Said timber (In •aid land will be sold
for not less than the appraised value,
as appraised by the Conunissioner of
Pubhc Lands in the manner provided
by law, a statement of which is now
on file in the office of the Auditor of
said county.
Terms of sale are: Cash to be paid
on tle day of sale.
BERT L. COLE
Conunissioner of Public Lands
4/2-9-18-28-80 5t
No. 2996
N()TICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
No, 1093
IN TttE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Probate)
Tn the Matter of the Combined Es-
tates of JOSEPH CARL KNAUF, De-
(:eased, and GLADYS KNAUF, De-
(:eased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
MILFORD C. KNAUF, in his capacity
as admintstrat'or of the estate of Jo-
seph Carl Knauf, :]eceased, and-LAUR-
EL WALKER. as administratrix of
the estate of Gladys Knauf, deceased,
will sell at private sate and fc)r cash
the following described real estate:
That portion of the Northeast
(qIrler of the Southwest quartvr
tl SWV) lying West of the
Westerly right-nf-way line of the
Old County Road and all of the
Northwest quarter of the South-
west quarter INW4 SWa£) ex-
cepting right-of-way for existing
Cloquallum County Road, all be-
ing in Section three (3), Town-
ship nineteen (19) North. Range
four (4) West, W.M..
to the highest and best bidder. Bids
must be submitted in writing and may
he left With the administrator and ad-
ministratrix at 121 South Ei)urth
trcet, Shelton, Washington. Bids will
e received until the date of sale.
The sale will be made on or after
May 1, 1959.
The administrator and administratrix
reserve the rlg!t to reject any and all
bids, MILFORD C. KNAUF
Administrator of the Estate of
Joseph Clarl Knauf, Deceased.
LAUREL WALKER
Admlnlstratrlx of the Estate
of Gladys Knauf, Ddceased.
]LEWIS & CORREA
Bell ,Bull ding
ll South Fourth Street
S]elton, Washing-ton 4/23-30 2t
No. Sl
:' -NOTICE TO CREDITOBS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON , COUNTY .
In the Matter of the state of IVA
STONER Deceased.
3ohn r. Stoner is the appointed and
qualified Administrator oT said estate.
All persons having claims against said
deceased are reeuired to serve the
same in duvliedtb, duly verified, on
said Adminfstrator or his attorhey,
Robert L. Snyder at the auaress below
statsd, and file the same with the
Clerk of said Courtt together With
proof of such servlce, wltnln six
months after the date of first publics-
tion of this notice, or the same will
barred.
of first publication.,.Aprll 9,
JOHN W. STONEt
Administrator
Star RoUte 2, Box 149
Shelton. Washington
ROBERT L. SNYDER
at Law
uildlng
Washington 4/-16-23-30 4t
Nn,
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
IN'THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TH
STATE OF WASHINGTON IO R
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
PRANK WATER. De€eased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY ..GIVEN that
the said Administrator, wut on or after
May 19, 1959, offer for sa:el tile (eli)w-
ing descrihed real property situated in
Masou County, Washington:
• The East half (E) of the East
half (E) of the West half (WvT)
of the last half E½) .of the North-
r (NE) lyln lorth of
eaSt qallrte , . .
€ C. oad now loeate(1 and
_ht _ounty R , .
In use, In Section 18. Township 21
North. Range 4 West. W.M.. contain-
ing 5.5 acres, more or mess, together
with the appurtanees thereunto be-
Ion in .
l ids must be In writing and de-
livered to the Admint?trator, iiis attof
ney Robert L. yaer, or the Clerk
of .ald Courl, before 12 ()'clock noon,
May 18, 1959 .......
Said property wct tal ' hDn'ered for
sale for cash, or • S / • credit.
and the sale shall be subject to the
confirmation and approval of said
Court.
The Administrator reserves the right
to reject any and all blds.
DATED this 27th day of April, 1959.
Ad
LANNING
1, BoX 99
ton
ton
Attorney for trator
4/90-5/7-12 3t
i i • , i
Legal Publicatmns
NOTJ('E ()1" NAI. I'; ()1" 'rlMIU,'.R
t)N NTATI", I.ANI)
Nolive is hcretw giv('tl that ln Tues-
daY, thl' 12tll day of Mny. 1959, c)tu-
let,ncin at if'If l)'(']o('k ill ttt(' ['Ol'(.n)()ll
of said day, ia I'I'tl]11 (d' lilo 1)l:lin (.n-
trsn('0 d(.M' tt t}W ('(}(1lily I'oUFt hl)o("
in tlw City (,1' Silt]lee, (h,utlly [d' tad',( -
Soil, Start, (,f Wasllittfftoli. I,y ill('
(.unty Auditor id' said cl(lllly, lhv
tililt)OF lie tile followin d'svribod
state larld will be s,,ht at I)Uh]ic at|(.-
lion i(, tiw high,,s1 id/hhw therofor.
to-wit : N
Applielttioa , o, 1"-5112
Sltlail s('l(tl red treos within a hi;irk-
t'(] salo at'(':l bl)tul(hlt'V, t'l)llll)l'j.hl ;ll)_
proximately 23.00{} lal• ft. .f l)m : ,
fir 40()0 l 't o' Iocg.,p. pine and
1.{}{}0 bd. ft. of whitv pine. located .n
part Nt SW', S,'('ii.n i, Town:-;hi 11
23 N.rth, Rang,' 2 W.si, W.M., re,n-
raining 42 ncrl.s, nltt'+, (It' I(LtS.
Tin(her witl b, sold on a ('ant scah.
basis.
Minimun| acceptai)lo bid I.'r thous-,
and hd. fl.: $6.5{} for all v(mlfers m1
;t iLno})Pt' tally basis.
At tinw of sah' the l}ln.eh+.|s(r ellis(
niake a d(q)osit of 21V/ of Ill(. bid
)t' ('0 hase(] i,n tho I'ruis,+ etinlat,,,
16.41 ' th s deposit, )his a $5.0) t)iil
of safe tel,, or a tola ¢, $. l..l(). Ol(t,t t)
n the form of (+ash |tltUlOy (#rd(.t'. ('tq'-:
ti' '(I check er bank draft. TIll, bal-
Ilnct' ill' the i'eqllil'l'd dlqmsil, il' llllV,
t(itx, ' hi, paid hy p,l'S(ntaL chock. At
tinio of sltle pnrchascr ill/iS( Ills() I'(Ir-
llisl| a cash bond 0f $100.00 In the form
of ('a}l, n}oncy ordoI', c+.t+lified check
or bank draft to gual.anlol. C{lll )liaIw.
with all terms td' tim bill ol salt,. All
(']tel'ks, nleney or(i,q's, el(',, at,(= t() l)e
nladc payable to the (-(inlllliSSion(q. {If
Public Lands.
Time to" removal will t)o one yeir.
Located approxinmtcly 12 mih,s west
of GorsL
Accessibility: via stale a(:(.oss road.
.(l)nll)lete vontract spo('ifil'alilm nuly
be oxanflned at Port Orchard Distcict
Headquarters County Audilor's of five,
and Comnflssloner el Public l.:mds,
Olympia,
aid timber on said land will'he sold
for not less than the appraised vah|c.
as appraised hy the Coluniissi,,n(,r f
Public Lands. in the manner provided
law, a statement of whivt| is nlw
file in the office of the Auditgc
said county,
BERT L, COLE
Commissioner of Public Land...
'1/30 It
' " No, :]105
NOTIC TO cBE1)ITOBN
IN TItE sUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
,MASON' COUNTY
In lhe Maltev of' the,Estate of CAR-
OLINE ROBINSON, Deceased.
Alonzo Robinson is the appointed and
qualified Executor of said estate. All
persons navlng ctaims against sald de-
ceased are required to serve the same
iu duplicate, duly verifled, on said
Executor or his attorney, Robert L.
Snyder at the address heh)w stated,
and file the same' with the Clerk of
said Court. together with proof of
such service, within six months after
the date of first publication of this
notice, or the same will be harred.
DATE of first publication: April 9.
L9F@.
ALONZO ROBINSON
Exet'utor
Rout 3, Box 172
Shelton, Washington
ROBERT L, SNYDER
Attorney at Law
Govey Building'
Shelton, Washington 4/9-16-23-30 4t
---V
NOTICE OF %VATER Itl(l|lT
APPIACATION NO. 15389
STATE OF WASHINGTON. OFFICE
OF SUPERVISOR OF WATER RE-
SOURCES, OLYMPIA
TAKE NOTICE: That Loui O. Lar-
son of Shelton, Washington, on April
13, 1959, fih!d application for permit to
divert the public water's of Lake Spen-
cer in the amount of ,01 second foot,
subject to existing rights, from April
15 to October I each,year for the pur-
pose of irrigation; that the approxi-
mate point of diversion is located with-
in Lots 26 & 27, Silencer Lake Water-
'rent Tracts. of Section ,32, Township
21 N., Range 2 W. W.M.. in Mason
County.
Any objections must be accompanied
hy a two dollar ($2,00) recording f+,e
and fih.d with the State Supervisor (,f
Water Resources within thirly (30)
days from April 3{}. 1959
Witne•s my hand and official seal
lhis 16th day of April. 1959.
M. G. WALKER
State Supervisor of
Water R(,sl)ur('es
(SEAL) 4/29-30 2t
In tha Matter of
COUntY ROAD PROJECT NO. 310
IT IS HEREBY IESOLVED BY the
Board of County Commissioners tlmt
it Is their intention to replace a woo(i-
vU bridge over Dew Creek on el)unry
road no. 260 by constructing a 1(1'
die. culvert pipe.
This improvement is located in the
SE NE Section 9, Township 22N, Range
4 WWM
'The prineipM quantitte• tnvoh.ed are
100 lin ft. 10' die. culvert pipe, 5.800
cu. yds. eommoa excavation and 1,0IX)
cu00ff% sRB.
FURTHER RESOLVED that
the above described county road pro-
Ject is necessary and proper, and the
estimated costs of said proiect are
herewith set out in detail ,as'follows:
From Gas Tax funds--Engineering,
$300.00 : "Road " Construciton. $9.700.00 ;
Total, $10,000.00. Labor: Day.
The county road project herein des-
cribed is HEREBY DECLARED to be
a ,Public necessity and the County
Road Engincer is HEREBY ORDERED
AND AUTHORIZED to report and
proceed thereon a• by law provided.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
this project, if day work, be performed
hy supervise(: in accordance with the
Standard Rcl and Bridge Specifica-
tions of the State of Washington as
adopted by thie board,
ADOPTED this 20th day of April,
1959.
BOARD OF QOUNTY OMMIS-
SIONRS O MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
John Briekman. Chairman
C. W, Streckenbaeh
Roy Mitchell
ATTEST:
C. Nolan Mason
Clerk of the Board 4/23-80 2t
1 Legal Publications
,, , r i
No. 2052
NOT1CF (')1" III,:AI{IN(+ ON |,'INAL
I{F,I'O|{T AND I'I+;TITII)N
I'I)R !) I:.'I'|U III'TI{)N
IN TI-IE S/l'l+;l{l)l. ('/)tTt'Jl' I)1+" TIll:,
STAq' '; (|[¢ W,\\;S[ll N(ITI)N 1,'111"
MASt)N Ih II'N'l'Y
In i}w Mali,'r +,t lho l']stalp +d" AL-
FRF.'I) .J'. l.lUt,'l'(II{iN', l),'c,';t,'d.
t{l'lt:l I%'. ][(lllgFoll. AdnlilqlSlt'ltIFix of
tht" said osinb', h:t: fih'd it; the s/tttl
('l)lll't hoF fhlal l'P]'ll't llll{I poti[idl
f(ll' (tiSlt'ihu|i()ll. asl.lll,t' II.' (h,tll't |O
s('tlh' said i'cihJl•i, di.;tliblli, ' ih, I)l'<q-
' 'ty i tl e pct:,,n th,qct, cl/lillHl and
discharge th,' .mid A(hninis11'atl'ix. Said
l'4'11o1'I lilt(| In'litl,n will In. ]l(qt)'d (lU
• ' <)r:{} {} 111
1 N1il (i y ,l 5'lay, I..).. ;11 1 tl, ,
in i]I€' ('Otll'iltOIII €'I' :'Hi(l C(mrl, itl
|]1o ('d nlv ()llt | ]l()U.q(' It( S]l'll I)lt,
W:lsl/in$4 I1 ,
t)AT]+.'I) TIIIS (ith ('I v ,,f April, 1959.
llA l{IT.Y [ll,:Y t,.'T T I,.'
('h,rl .f said (.h,lll'l
R('tP.ERT I.. SNYI)Et.
(h n'+'y Fltlihl big
Nh+'ll(ol, ",V:l:41t ill'l on
Allo 'ncv for Adnfinitratrix
4/9-16-23-30 4t
NOTI('I,; O1" AI.I']
I)F N'rA'rE TII)E I,ANI)4
N()TI('E IS ttEIU;:I,Y GIVEN, T}mf
:)il Tutt;day. tilt' 2nd d:ly o[ .I IItD', l .Jo.),
coilllll(n('i/lg /11 IA'n /cb('k ilt the, l'(.l'o.
no)tl l,f s:lid dlly, la fl,I|l )1' lib' [YI/lilt
etlt t'iln('o dr)oF I() th+' (+t)Illll y ('tltll'l
t-t¢)us, in tht. i.i V of S}l,lt.tt, '|lntv
tl' 5asolt, Si:)l*' of A.' a, h i IU4 t o l). I)3'
the (J<)t nty Audit.r of said (.tll)lly.
ill.' folhwinR (h sel'i b,'d stale tide
land.% t(,gvtlwr witlt tlw ilnl)rm'emcnts
sitttatod lin.voon, wiil 1)o s(dd at l)tlt)-
lic aut'lJon lO ihv high+'.t bi,hh,r t]l,'l'o-
fl)r, to-wit:
N()TE+ No <,no except (,itizens id' tilt,
Unit,,d States, ,r tt'rs Is wh( Imvo
dP('htrl.d tilt'it' int¢,ntiat to 1)(H•4}lt It '
sn('h, can pt!r(.[laso St(lit' lltn(i:.
Application No. 13238
The tid,,lan(is ol tii. sec(,ml class,
own*,d by Ih+ + Stat,' ,,f Vta.hington.
situate il| l'r(,rI of. a(ljIwvnl h +lr ahul-
ling ulmn the S.uih 100 fo.I .f lira
North 30{} foet (d' l)Vot'ntlllqlt 1..t t,
Sevtbm 21, Township '2'2 N.rih, Range
1 Wesl. W+M., with :l fl't,at:lgo (,[
1.55 ]inlttl ('haitls, nll'., tl" h,ss, ilp-
)lais,d at $5{}.0(I p,'r lin+'al chain t,l'
;77.5(/.
Exc(qUing. th*,r+,fr<)ln, /lily tidelands
(if the St'('otld (']/IMS I',,ll%'t'3'¢'fl 11) Tilt)S.
()'Ndll ued A. L, Ml'l)¢mahl. throut-.i
eed iSSll,(I [')t'fN'tllh+'F l. Ii{)0 for tilt'
cultivation (,1' (WStt't's in a(,ciwdatIce
with th(' prm'i..i as ()1' hnph,v 2,t.
Laws of 1895. under APl)licali,,a No.
3{}01 and lo W. II. Kin,viand lhrough
deed ismmd Svi:temb,,r 15, 19{}6 l',w the
eultival ion of o3,st o 'S in llC('(wdan['o
with tho t) r't e.risions of ('}miller 2'I,
Laws of 1895 under Aiq)h('ldlon No.
3/0.
Said lands will be sold l%r not less
thaa tim a])pFaisv(l Vll]ll(' :ll)()V stat('d
and tlt)(,n th., tot'tll. ;itl(i ¢'(mditi,,ns
following:
Not l+'ss than ,)n'+t'nth (d' tht + pur-
chhse" I)ric+' ill(iS1 i)+' paid al t]l,' tiltle
f)f sah +, T}lc I)Ul'('has('I', If ]tl' I)(' llO1
the owm.r of 'tl't(' inlprov(*nlcnts, must
forthwith i)Ily 1o [ia, Jl'fj(,o,' totlklll4'
th sah, the full amount ol' the ap
tt'aisvd vahlt, of the IIII[,)FI)VCIII4'II|S, ;IS
ab(+vt, stat,,d, ()ll(+-l+,tl+il +,I" |ht, D +'''•-
chltsl, Itrice lnust be paid annually
thereafter witb illter(.st on all (J+.lt.i I,'t[
paYnlents at th+' l'aie of SiX ]JOt' con-
tLnn l)Pt" ann(nil: Provided, That ally
pLtl'cbllsl,r Iliay illak(, |'ll]l t) vi t'n (,f
t)riIl('il)al. JntCl'eSt and statuato|'y fees
Id any titllt' tuld obtain d+'cd. TIlt'
|)Ln'['hasq' of ]and conl/tilling t int])('F
'' lh+'l' valuabh, nlIli q' II]N ia I rohi -
it'd I)y law |'|'ltl cutting or l't',lllOvitl, •
aoy SU('it titoher or tnaUu'isls witholll
ftrsL oltailltn , nsonl of 1|1,, C4,111*
Iliissi(lll++t ' [)f PUMic l.an(ls, Lilt|it ill,'
full lUllollnl (d' liw pul'cllaso ptqco htt
hH+ll I)aid and d,'+'d issued.
All sah's of stat' leads are made
subj('('t l( thl' t'+'SO t''Hi ](tlS >1' oiJ.,
gaseS, ct)ai, ores, nlitlt,l'll]S and fl')SllS
l)t' (:x'(t'y natll(. ]liIld and dvs('t'ipt, ion,
and t() lht" addili.nal tt,l'ltts an(I coD-
tlilions l)('(,scrib,,d in soel i,,n 3 (it' chap-
ter 256 of lira l.aws ,ff 1907.
Said land will I., sold st bi-ct to
Lhf 11'111)S. CI)ll(iitioltS al](i I'('sol'v/ttl()tlS
of etla/)1+w :]12 l th,, Svsioo Laws of
1927. r('lalitl' 1. {,:ts+,m,,nts I'.t rights-
of-way rind tim c;tt'l'ylnM [)t" litllIwl'.
sl, Jn ', nllll('l'ttlN Had t)|h('l [ll'l)(hlctS ovcr
the Stllle•
P, EFlT L. ('OIAC
C()ltltll]SSh)llt.r eli Puhli(" Itnd..
4/;¢(}-5,:7-12.11b./t. g
No. 28Sl
NOTICE OF IIFAI]ING FINAL
REPORT ANI) I'ETITiON
FOR I)ITRInI'TION
IN TItE SUPEIUIff{ C()UI{T OF TIIE
STATE OF' WASHINGTON YOR
MASON (?()UNTY
( III Prablllc )
In t}w Matt,r t,f tlw E;dah' (,t MAH.-
TftA t.. JA('OI]b. Dvcom+ed.
N(ITICE IS IfEREBY (I1VI+]N lhaL
(ILENN E. CORREA A(]lllllUdll'll/or de
bonis lion• haN filed Ill l/1(' <,ffice i)f
the C,h.rk <)1 said C()lll'I It I'iiml z'l'l,<rt
alld petitiml for disll'ibllliltl asking
|lie Coul't I() s+'llh! said rolmrl, dlstril)-
Lltl' Jill t)l'O].rl'|* ' tO till' ])+'t'l(llS till,rote
elltiiled illld (iischll I'gt! l}l l)+,t It lOll, W
aS Ad/llinist vatllr (it. t)()ll Js 11Oll : au(]
that said rvl)ort and p(.lition will lm
{}
h.ard on the 29th day of May, 1. ,)9. at
10:00 o'ch)('k in tlw ({}i'{!lloon o] said
day, <)r ns soon lhert,aftF.t as the nmt-
U'I' Call hi' hq.llrd ill tiw ('(')lll'l rot#Ill
of thP +ll)ovc-'alit](+d ¢'*Kll't. lIl lit('
COUl'thotlse In Shclton. MasIE C.ountY,
Washington. at whi('h llrlll, and pJacc
any ptH'S¢.lll inter+,sted ;-n said Estate
ltiay al.)P('ar and fih' obj('('tnns lllereto
and eontest Lho saint,
Dated this 24th day tff April, 1959.
ttARHY DEYETTE
(3erk of said (;uurt
By " h'cne MeGuire. Depuly.
LEWIS & CORREA
Attorneys t'oi EsLate
Bell Bldg. 121 South 4th St.
Shelton, Washington
SEAL, Mason Co, Sup. Ct.)
4/30-5/7-12-19 4t
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
TIDE LANDN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
on Tuesday, the 5th day of' May,
1959, commenclng at tcn o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, in front of the
main entrance door to the Couuty
Court House in the city of Shelton,
county of Mason, State of Washington,
by the County Auditor of said county,
the following described state tide
lands, together with the, improement.s
situated thereon, will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder therefor,
to-wit :
NOT E--No one except citizens nf the
orlc OPSAE ONtMBER
• 'ON' BTATE
Notice is hereby given that on Tues-
day, the 5th day of May, 1959, com-
mencing at te o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, il front of the mate en-
trance door to the county courthott
in the Clty of ,Port Ordhard. County
of Kitsap, State nf Washlngt0n, .py
the County Auditor of said county, .ra)e
timber on the following describes state
land will be sold at public auction to
the highest .blaMer therefor, to-Wit:
I AplleM!on No. F-H12
Kll timtSel- Within 2 marked sale area
boundarle, plus a few markdd trees
outalde of the sale area boundarles,
comprising approximately 4,. bd:]
ft.-of Doas'las fLr, 54,000 bd. tt. oli
hemlock, 8ft.000 bd. it. of White ptne l
nlld 7,000 bd. ft. of cedar, located on l
part Of the NEtA SE% part of the
SE E ana pa{'t of the S
SWV. SE, Section 15. part of the
NWIA NE4 and part of the E% NE
NWrl east of road in Section 22 all
in Township 24 North, Range 1 West,
W.M., containing 39 acres, more or
less.
Timber will be sold on a cash basis.
Minimum acceptable bid i• $13,409.00.
At time of sale the purcha•er must
poaY $13,405.00, plus a $2,00 bill of sale
e, or a total of $13 405.00, 2n the
form of cash, money ¢')rder, certified
cheek or bank draft, The balance be-
tween the appraised price and the bid
er
price, if any. may be paid by p -
sonal check. Purchaser must also tut.-
nish a surety bond of $2,500.00, to guar-
antee compliance with all terms of the
bill of sale. All cheeks, money orders,
etc. are to be made payable to the
Comml•sioner of Public Lands.
Time for reelects1 will be one year.
Located approximately 15 miles north-
west of Gorst,
Aceosstbility: Via publtc aCCess road.
Complete contract specificattoni may
b examined at Port Orchard District
Headquarters, County Audltor's offfiee,
Ld Comtnlssioner of .Public Lands;
f ,-.is timber on,said land will b., sold
or not less tlmn the appraised value,
as appraised by the Commissioner of
Public LandSt. in the manner provided
by law, a statement of which Is now
on fl In theoffice of the Auditor of
sa, count ],. e
.=rm, . I15 a: Cash to b, paid
mi the day of sale,
BERT. L. COLE
C<mimissioner of Public Lands
-Vl--s0 t
United States, or persons who have
declared thele intention to become
]such, can purchase state laads.
APPLICATION NO. 113280
The tidelands of the second class
below the line of mean low tide. own-
ed by the State of Washington, situate
lh front of, adiacent to or abutting up-
on those p0rthms of Government Lot
5, Section 24, Township 21 North,
Range 2 West. W.M,. descrilied as
follows :
The east 246,7 feet of said Govern-
ment Lot 5 with a frontage of 3.81
lineal chains, more or less, appraised
at$25.00 per lineal chain or $95,25; also
That portion of the EV= of said
overnment Lot 5, lying west of the
East 246.7 feet thereof with a front-
age of 8.45 lineal chains, more or less,
appraised at $25.00 per lineal chain
or $161.25.
Satd lands will be sold for not less
than the appraised value above stated
and upoda the terms and condition
tel lowl.ng:
Not less than one-tenth of the pur-
chaee price must tie paid at the firne
af sale. The purchaser, if he be not
the Owner of the improvements, must
orthwith pay to the officer making
the sale the full anutunt of the ap-
l)raised value of the improvements, as
above stated. One-tenth of thc pur-
chase price must be paid annually
thei,ehfter with ihlerest on all deferred
payments at tie rate (if six per centum
cper annum: Provided, That any pur-
aser may make full payment of prin-
el, interest and •tatutmT h,es at
any tlm and obtain deed. The pur-
chaser of land containiu timber or
other valuable materials m prohibited
by taw from cutting or removing any
such timber or materials tthout first
obtaining consent of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, until th, full amount
of the purchase price has been paid
and" deed issued.
All stiles of state lands are made
subject to the reserve(ions of oils, gas-
es. coal. ores, minerals and fossils ot'
every name, kind •nd description, and
to the additional terms and conditions
prescribed in secth)n 3 of chapter 258 of
the Laws of 1907,
Said land will be sold subject to the
terms, conditions and reservations of
e_ltpter $12 of the Semion Laws of
1927, relating to easements for rights-
of-wy and 1be carrying of tim ner,
• toae, minerals and other proaucts
over th same,
(EAL) ' BERT L. COLE,
Comlllissloner of Publiv Lsnds,
4/2-9-16-2-30--5t.
Christian S00:ience
Service Stlnday
G,)t's law of justice a(I mercy
will be brought out at Christian
Science services Sunday.
"Everlasting I)unishment '' is the
topic of tht, Lesson-Sermon, a
cent.rhl thente of which is set. forth
in the Golden Text: "F:vil pursu-
elh sinn¢?rs: bill Lo the righteous
good sba, ll be repayed" (Proverbs
1:1:21 ).
Selections from "Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip-
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy will
include 122:30-31) : "lustice te-
quires reformation of the sinner.
Mercy cancels the debt only when
justice approves."
Among the Bible passages to be
read is this from Psalms (51:1):
"Have mercy upon me, O God..
according to thy loviig-kindness:
according unto the multitude Of
thy tender mercies blot out my
transgressions."
Adventists Plan
00veral Services
The special three weeks Ander.
son-hankel series of evangelis{ic
servic.es on Prophecy concluded
April 25. A warm welcome is ex-
tended to fellowship in God's
house.
Ladies Dorcas Society meets ev-
ery other Tuesday at 10: a,m. at
the church, May 5 will be the
next meeting.
Midweek prayer service is held
Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
Sabbath school hour is at 9;30
a.m. Saturdays, which is the
church at study, with classes for
all ages, Worship servtce follows
at 11 o'clock.
May 2 there will be a yotmff
people's service for all missionary
wlhmteers and other at 3:00 p.m.,
followed by another baptismal
service at 4 o'clock.
Baptists to Start
Attendance Contest
The First Baptist Sunday school
is starting an attendance contest
May 3rd, competing with other
Conservative Ba p t is t Sunday
schools throughout the state of
Washington.
Each Sunday in the month will
be highlighted with some special
feature. May 3rd will be "Mystery
Gift" Sunday. A mystery gift will
be given to the one bringing the
most new members to his or her
department. May 10th will feature
a Mothers Day program and all
mothers present that day will be
honored.
In addition to the state contest
:+"]6c'tl competitim Is in progress
belween the departments of the
SIIlltl:,ty school. Boards with dif-
ferent colore(I lights will repre-
sent each class and each depart-
ment. Attendance is the key to
success fo V this venture and all
members and friends are nrged
to attend faithfully.
Mrs, Mable Goodwin is super-
intendent of the' Stmday school
and department superintendents
include Mrs. John Cole. Jr., Be-
ginners; Mrs. George Valley, Pri-
mary; Mrs. E. C Knautz. Juniors;
Mrs Bob Err:n, Junior High; Mrs,
Howard Yule. High School; and
Mrs. Pat Wagner, Adults.
Iegal Publications
NOTICE O!¢ SALE.OF NATIONAL
FOREST TIMBER
l'ublic notice Is hereby given that
pursuant to the provisions of Section 5
of Puh]ie Law 273. 78th Congress (58
Stal. 132; 16 U.S.C.A, 583-5831), and
the Cooperative Agreement for the
Management of the Participating For-
est Properties in the Shelton Cooper-
ative Sustained Yield Unit entered into
by and between the United States of
Amoriea and the Simpson Loggtn
Ci)nlp{tny, dated December 12, 1946, ll
m++rehantahle timber marked or des-
ignated for cutting on an area em-
bracing 234 acres, more or 'less, witlin
Sections 30 and 31, T. 22 N., R. 5 W.,
and See(leas 25 and 36, T. 22 N., R, 6
W, W.M., surveyed. Bingman Block,
Mason County, Sheltnn Coeperatlve
Sustaiaod Yield Uitit, Olympic National
Fof'est, State of Washington, will be
m.)ld to the Simpson Logging Compsny,
Seattle. Washington, on May 11, 1959,
The estimated volumes are: 12,800 M
board feet Douglas-fir and Western
white pine, 300 M I:toard feet Western
red cinder and 2,900 Mboard feet West-
era hemlock and other specie•. The
mininmm at'.(:0'ptable price per M board
f( , •
"t is as follows: Douglas-f|r altd
Western white pine $24,25, Western red
cedar $7.40 and Western hemlock abd
othor pectes $7.25. This includes the
folh)wing stumpage rates per M b0ard
fe.t: Deuglas-flr and Western white
pine $23.40. Westeia red cedar $8,55
and W.stern hemlock and other species
$6.40, plus $0.45 for sale area better-
ment and $0.40 for alash disposal for
all species, Tf requested by the State
of Washington or by Mason Coutty
er by any person deemed to have a
reasonable Interest in the Pr0posd
sale. or in its terms, a public hear|hg
will be held in the office of the Forest
Suporvt•or, Po•t Office Building, Olymo
pia, Waflngton, on ths 2th day of
April, f919, at 2:00 P.M. Requests for
public hearing will not be constder,d
unless received in the office o the
Forest Supervisor, Post Office Rulhto
ing, ()lympta, Washington, cm or be-
fore April 24, 1959. Dated April 1,
1959, Lbtyd G. Gillmor, Fore•t Super-
visor, Olyn|pic Nathmal Forest.
4/9-19-23-80 4t
No.
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
REIORT AND 1ETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE (iF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(In Prohate)
In the Matbr of the Estate ef MA-
BEL CARMAN. IXeoased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlmt
GLENN E, CORREA. as Administrator
de h(mis non *if tim estate of Mabel
Carman, has filed in the office of the
Clerl< of said Court his Final Report
ar, d Petition for Distribution, asking
the Court to settle said Report, d-
iril)ute t]le l)rol)erly Lo tile persohs
lhercto entitled and to discharge said
Administrator de bonts non: and that
said Report and Petition will be heard
on the 15th day of May, 1959 at 10:00
#.M. at the (urt Room of the Prt-
bate Del>artment of ssld Court, at
which time and place any person Inte'-
ostcd In said Estate may. app.' aid
file objeetlon thereto ana to.test the
8sine,
DATED th !y0tll day gTrll, 19+9.
H R DEYE
Clrk Of ai Collrt
LZWIS 'Guire' De,.ty
Attt, rneys for Estate
Bell Bttildin! +
121 Sonih llourth Street
Shelton. Washlngt-n 4/16-23-3f}-5/7 +It
Episcopalians
Plan United Service
Tlere will be a united service of
the ctlngregations of the ti]piseol)al
chlu'eh in lhe Otllhll'tt Convo(qt.
tion at the new building of St.
Failh Lutheran Plans .,(,hn'.+ 00ht, rc,, in ,,-,t,,,
e()l)lillg' Slit|day afl.ernooll tit 4
H01y O0mmunbn Sun ..c,oc.. ,,,+sed ,.t(li, ,..np,,sed
• (if melnbers elf the varions
chul'ches free1 Shelton, Vtlncouver
There will be Holy Communion .... Aberdeen will furnish (he ran-
at both the 8:15 and .the 11:00,';.";'.,. Bisbop Dagwell of Oregon
a,m. worship services thin Sunday. will be the preacher at this united
This. Sunday is the beginning of service. .,l I
nationally observed Family Week,
so we invite you to worship to-
gether as a family Lhis Stmday
and every ,Sunday. "The family
that prays "together stays togeth-
The Sunday school and adult
Bible classes are'held between the l
worship services at 9:30 a.m.
On Tuesday evening, the youth=
cla§s meets at 7:00,
On Wednesday at 7,:00 p.m, the'
Ladies Aid of the church will have
a special program in the church
parlos for its regular ,monthly
meet:fig., All the ladies of the
ckurch: are welcome to bring their
mothers or another, lady friend.
On ,Thursday at 3:30 p.m., the
junior choir will have its rehear-
sal, and at 8:00 the senior choir.
Bginnig" Friday of next week
Faith Lutheran church invites you
to its ffpectal sp'ring sb.rvices with
Pator Robert H. Rlsmiller of the
Lutheran Bible school' in Seattle
Ss the guest speaker, Tlee will
be services each 'evenlng at 7:30
Friday, May 8', through Tuesday,
May 12, PaStOr Bretheim ts ar-
ranging special music for each
Sevee. Bring morngone with you,
You'll bth be richer for coming.
Journal Want Ads Pay
Rmt Ohri.tiH
01mr00
"New Teetament Christianity"
Lewis E. Whitney, MiniSter
Odd Fellows Hall
SECOND STREET
' Bible.Sho01 9:45 {bin.
Church Services 11:0U a.m.
and 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
, I
Following the service a. Convo-
cation dinner will be served in the
parish hall, and a short businr, ss
meeting held.
Members of the congregation of
Saint David's and of the commu-
nlty in general are cordially in-
vited to the service, whether or
not they remain for the dinner
and business nteeting.
Services at St. David's on Sun-
day will folh)w the regular scht(i-
ule: 9:00 a.m. HOly C()mnlunion;
9:45 a.nL---church schilol; 1L litlI1,
..... Holy Commttnion and sernlou by
the vicar.
MISSIONARY
BAPTIST MISSION
Memorial Building
Service Time 2:30 Each Sunday
Sponsored by
First Missionary Baptist Church
of Puyallup, Wash.
Everyone Welcome
t i_
i , i
Sainl David's Ohuroh
(Episcopal) +
4th & Cedar Streetg
Rev. R'obert Bonnet Echoll,
Vicar
AT SAINT DAVID'S:
Services 9 and 11 a.m.
Chnrch School 9:45 a.m. '
AT SAINT JOHN'S Olympia:
United Convocation SerVice .....
4 p.m.
II I [I
THE HETHODlST OHURt)H
4th & Pine -- Parsonage 320 N. 4th -- Phone HA 6-4174
CHARLES T. HATTEN, Minister
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Church School 9:45 a.m. Second session 11:00 a:m.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
5th & Cota Rev. E. C. Knautz, Pastor
SUNDAY. MAY 3--
9:45 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
"BttlMing Happy Homes"
6:00 p.m. Youth Groups. Four Departments.
7:00 p.m.
"Lazy Husbands and DifficUlt Wives"
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FAITH LUTilERAN OHUROH
Sventh & 'i'ankllr Sta. -- J. ernhard lSlrtheim, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:30 a.m, Sunday worship 8:1.5 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Mld-Xveek Service--Wed., 7:00 p.m. Choir at 8 p.m.
1/I ' ii I r i i ii i
I x III]Ta
OHUROH OF THE FHR SQUARE iIOSPEL
910 E. DEARBORN
"Stintl&y Shobl ............................................ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worghlp ........................................ 1t:00 a.m.
lvah0e1111tli: Sedtob .................................... 7:00 p.m,
rayeP Meit'ing ........................ Wedneilday 7:00 p.m.
.... REV. OARY N. BLACK, Pastor
6HUR6H OF OHRIST, SOIENTIST
Aider St., dhelto,. Wash.
Sundity Sch6ol,gi30a:m. Church 11 a.m.
.... We&re€day vening testimony meetings 8 p.m.
lstlhg, ro6m .lttl in church, Reading rcmm hours 2 to
t p.m. Mort. & Frl. Wed. eventng 8:45 to ?:45
.......... + ++/+- ......... , ,, ,, a t ,
MT, VIEW ALLIAHCE CHUROH
WIl'lhlflllltOn & J Sta. Eugene Breid, Paator
Sunday ehool .................................................................... 9:45 a.m.
Mornin WO'ahip ........................... : .................................... 11:00 a.m,
A. T. ' .................................................................................. 6:30 p,m.
Evenllg Service ...: ............................................................. 7:30 p.m.
Mid-week ervtce Wednesday ........................................... 7:30 p.,m
EVERYONE WELCOME
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BEmEH'$ 0LU!
P.U,D. AUDITORIUM • SRD & COTA
SUNDAY, MAV 3
8:00 s.m. Breakfast at Shelton HOtel.
9:15 a.m. Coffee tin,e,
9:30 a.m. Gue=t speaker Gordoh McLean.
"The Home That Wins"
10:00 a.m. Bible Study.
"Without God's Help". '
,i ....
You Will Enjoy the Fellowhip At the
SHELTON ASSEMBLY OF 60D
130 East Pine St. • Mason Younglund, Pastor
me
Sunday School ..................................................................... 9:45 s.m.
(A class for each member o[ your flily)
Morniug Worship ........................................................ '..' ...... t1:0t} a,m.
Christ's Antbassadors ...................................................... 6:00 p,m,
Revival Service .................................................................... 7:00 p.m,
Ltsten to Revivaltlme Sunday, 10:30 p.m. KIRO
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