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1949.
No. 2006
Applicati(m of
an individual,
e
g
Highway
'ashington.
with tile i:
of
oi
a'. amend-
a franchise to
maintain a 2-
r pipe line
SLate
County,
of twenty-
deals-
the north-
Highway
of rotors
of High-
Highway
Govern-
side of
ai)-
Sta-
Lot 2.
NOTICE IS
held on said
on the 26th
)'clock A.M..
g may
this
'ORS
RT OF THE
FOR
of May
the said
aims againlt
serve them
n'lonths after
of this
after
and file
Court
uch service,
this 8th
the as-
,g,
t-21-28 & 8-4---4t
TO
v.
Estate of
ceased.
that
appointed
of
of Hansine
and that all
the
NO. 2105
NOTICE TO CItEDITOiIN
're FII.E CLAIMS
TN THE S.UPEIHOR COURT OF THE
STATE. ()F WASHINGTON FOI't
MASON COUNTY
IN i°ROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
Douglas'A. (]vaut, Deceased.
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN, That
Letters Testamentary on the Estate of
Douglas A. Grout, deceased, were
granted to the und,.vsigned, on the, 8tb
day of July, 1949, by the said Superior
Court.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to serve them
with tile necessary VouciltrS upon the
at the Law Office of Alden C. Bayley
Shelion, WasiLington, within ::i.x
monlbs after the date of the first
publication of this notice, to-wit, with-
in mix months after tile 14th da; of
July, 1949. and file the same with the
clerk of this Court together with proof
of such service, or lhcy shall be for-
ever barred.
Dated at Shelton, Wash., this 8th day
5f July, 1949. •
BEATRICE M, GROUT,
Executrix of the Last Will
and Testament and Estate
of Douglas A. Grout, (le-
t:eased.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY,
Attorney for Executrix,
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, Washington
7-14-21-28 --8-,t-- 41
NOTICE OF LEASING
OF STATE LAND
To All Whom It May Concern: Tiffs
is to Certify, That the following des-
cribed lands situated in Mason Coun-
ty, Washington, will be offered for
lease on Tuesday, 2nd day of August
1949 at ten o'clock a.m., in front of
tle Court House of Mason County, at
public auction to the highest b|dder
for a term of five years or less in
quantities not exceeding one section
to any one person or company. Each
bidder will be required to deposit a
certified check, certificate of deposit
payable to the County Auditor, or
cash, equal in amount to the firet
year's rental of such land in ac-
cordance with his bid, 'together with
$2.00, the statutory fee for issuing a
lease.
No improvements shall be placed on
State Lands except by written per-
mission of the Commissioner.
No lessee shall without the written
consent of the Commissioner remain in
possession of the land or improve-
meats after the expiration of the
lease.
Application No. 3184
The tide lands of the second class.
owned by .the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to or
abutting upon the east 100 feet of the
west 200 feet of lot 3, section 20,
township 22 north, range 2 west, W M.
with a frontage of 1.52 lineal chains:
more or less•
Term of Lease--Five (5) Years.
Rental--S15.00 per year.
NOTE: Lessee must be a citizen of
the United States or have declared, in
good faith, his intention to become
such,--Chapter 50, Laws 1921,
The above described lands will be
leased, subject to all the terms con-
ditions and reservations of tile statutes,
now provided for the leasing of School
and Granted lands.
NOTE.--Receipts for deposits made
with applications to lease may be used
by applicant' only. am (.'ash on date of
leasing.
Witness my hand and seal of office
affixed this £Sth day of June, 1949.
JACK TAYLOR,
Commissioner of Public
Lands of the State of
Washington.
6-30--7-7-14-28--5t
NQb 2045
NOTICE OF NEARIN(-' FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
estate are Ill the Matter of the Estate of
the same. Kathleen Young, Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that'
George Young, Execut6r of the estate
oI Kathlen Young, deceased, itas
filed in the office of the Clerk of
said Court his Final Report attd Peti-
tion for Distribution, asking tile Court-
to settle said report, distribute tile
roperty to the persons ehereto en-
tledr ahd t.i(h.:rge said Execu-
tor, and that said report and peti-
tion will be heard on the 26th day
ar of August 1949, at 10 A,M., tit the
of court room of the Probate Depart-
28, 1949, ment of said Ckmrt, at widch time
and filed and place any person interested in
said 'estate may appear and file ob-
SISsoN, jections thereto anti contest the same.
Dated this 28th day of July, 1949.
HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of said Court.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Executor.
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, Washington•
" 7-28--8-4-11-18--4t.
In-
General
Board
USed in
classi-
of man:
and
Second
10-3 tfn
-aepailIng
nka and
Plumber,
Shelton
12-9tfn.
NoTIcE NO. 2001
OF HEARING ON
FINAL REPORT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PIM)BATE
In the matter of the Estate of
Clyde I,'., Brown, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Myrtle Amelia Brown, Executrix of
the Last Will and Testament of
the estate of Clyde E. Brown, De-
ceased, has filed with the Clerk of
the above entitled court her Final
Report and Petltloa for Dlstrlbu-
'ties, asking the court to settle and
approve the, same,, distribute the
Diroperty to the persons thereto en-
tled and to discharge tile said Exe-
cutrix,
.OTI,CE S FURTHER GIVEN that
said Final Report and Petition for
Distribution will be hazard at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
on Saturday, the 20th day of August,
1949. in tire Court Room in the
tC2unty Itouse in Shelton, War, hind-
Dated this 15th day of JUly 1949,
HARRY DEYETTE,'
County Clerk
CHAS. R. LEWIS
Attorney for sai Estate
Bell Building, 119 South Fourth St.
Shelton, Mason County. Washington
7-21-28---8-4-11--4t,
NOTICg OF SALE OF
SCHOOL PROPERTY
v
• 'N6tlce Is hereby given that tlle
Eldon School Property state of Wash-
ington tract 3, township 24 north,
range WWM, will be placed for sale
at )ublic auction September 10 at 2
p.m. on the Eldon School grounds Ma-
son County• We reserve the right to
refuse any and all bids, Tide lands
are included•
BY ORDER OF BOARD
OF DIRECTORS.
FR.ANCE B. RADTKE.
Clerk Mason County School
District No. 312. Hoodaport,
Wash. 7-21-28--8-4--31.
t
ELECTRICAL' SERVICE
QUALITY WIRING
L'RAIG p. ELIOT
LICENSED and BONDED
- Electrical - Contractor
Bldg. - g St, - Mountain View
158 Shelton Phone 788
Muimal Automobile Insurance
Coverage On Cars as 01d am
Per Qualified Applicant/
for Policy Holders
Now Available at
ERVIN MOTORS
lrtt ;treet Phone 673
NOTICE OF SALE OF
STATE TIDE LANDS
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday, the 2nd day of AUgust,
1949, commencing at ten o'clock in ths
forenomt of said day, in front of the
main entrance door to the (:e)unty
Court House in the city of Shelton,
emmty of Mason, State of Washing:
ton. by the Count.'," Auditor of sam
county the following" dt.;crlbed state
tide lands, togetlLer with the improve-
meats situated thereon, will he sold
at public auction to the lLighest bid-
(let' therefor, to.wit:
NOTW.:--No one excepl eltizens of
the Uniled States, or persons who
have declared their Intention to be.
conLc SXI('iL, can purchase state lands.
Application No. 11863
The tide lands of the second class,
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to or
abutting upon the east 225 feet of the
west 870 feet of lot 1, section 18,
township 22 north, range 2 west, W.
M., with a frontage of 3,58 lineal
chains, more or less, appraised at
$60.00 per lineal chain, or $214.80.
Application No. 11861
TILe tide lands of the second ('lass,
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to or
abutting upon the west 50 feet of
the east 250 feet of lot 1, section 18,
township 22 north, range 2 west, W,
M.. with a frontage of [}.80 lineal
chain, more or less, appraised at
$60.00 per lineal chain, or $48.00.
Application No. 11831
The tide lands of the second class.
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, a4jacent'to or
abutting upon that portion of the
north hal of lot 9, section 26, town-
ship 22 riorth, range 3 west. W.M.,
lying south of tile north 158.65 feet of
said lot, with a frontage of 7.93 iineat
chains, more or lens, appraised a
$50.00 per lineal cilain, or $396.50.
Application No. 118
That portion of the tide lands of
the second class, owned b" the State
cf Washington, In front el lot 1, sec-
tion 20, township 22 north, range 1
west, W.M., lying westerly of a tract
of oyster lands conveyed by the. State
of Washington through deed issued
to Josepn l)er November 13, 1900, un-
der application No. 3057, southerly
oI the uorth line of said section 20
produced and northerly of the south
line of lot 9, Block 15 of the Town
of Allyn produced to an intersection
with the westerly line of said oyster
tract, with a frontage of 11.5 lineal
chains, lucre or less appraised at
$30.00 per lineal chain," or $845.00.
Application No. llgl ..
The tide lands of the secona class,
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of. adjacent to or
abutting upon tile north half of lot
3, section 18, township 21 north/ range
2 west, W.M., with a frontage of
12.62 lineal chains, moi'c or les, ap-
praised at $30,00 pet' lineal chain, or
$[78.60.
Application No. 11812
The tide lands of the second class.
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to m'
abutting upon that portton of lot 2.
cctioh 17, township 22 north, range
2 west, W.M,, lying east of the west
214 feet and west of the east 945
leet of said lot, with a fro9tage of
'2.5 lineal chains, more or lens, ap-
laised at $60.00 per lineal chain, o
$153.60.
Application NG. 11811
Tile tide lands of the second class,
cwned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to" or
abuttmg upon that portion of lot 3,
bcctlon 17, township 22 north, range 2
west, W,M,, lying east of the west
680,65 feet and west, of the east 310
feet of said lot with a frontage el
6.11 lineal chains, nmre or less, ap-
?;2 at $60.00 per lineal chaia, or
Application No. 11795
The tide lands of the 'econd clas
owned by the State of Washington
situate in front of, adjacent to or
abutting upon the east 875 feet of
lot 1, section 23, townkhip 20 north,
range 3 was b W.M., with a frontage of
15.45 lineal chains, more or less, ap-
praised at $$0.00 per lineal chain, or
$772.50.
Except, however, any of the above
described tide lands which may be in-
cluded in an oyer tract deeded by
the State of WaMflngton to Andrew
Gett July 19, 1904 under application
No. 958 and an oyster tract deeded by
tile State of Washington to Jonas
Erlckson April 12, 1898 under applica-
tion No. 2702.
Application No. 11881
The tide lands of the second class,
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adiaoent o or
abutting upon that portion of lot 2,
s(.ction 23. township 20 north, range
3 went, W,M., described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of
the east line of sam lot 2, With the
meander line and funning thence N
86 W 4,05 chains, more or less, to an
angle point in said meander line and
N 49 ° W 1.12 chains to the true
point of beginning ol this description,
thence N 49 ° W 0.87 chains more or
less to an Intersection with a line
which Is parallel to and 365.S feet
west of the east line of said lot 2,
with a front, age 0t 6,$7 Hneal chela,
more or less. appraised at $50,00 per
lieal chain, or $1.50.
Excepting,. lmweyer: any of the above [
described fide tunas, tt any, which may I
be included In an oyster tract deeded I
by the State 9f .Wa_ngton to An-I
arew etty,u]y l, lt4, under appll- [
catlbn o. ;as. [
Application No. 11892 J
The tld lands of the set,had class, I
owned by me •State of Washington]
situate m trent o, adjacent to o l
abutting uponthe west 100 feet ot tim l
east 80 feet•p-tot 2. settles 17, town- /
ship 22 nor m . raage 2 west, W.M,, I
wltll u frontage ot 1.5 llaeaL chaises, I
mote or less, apaised at $0.00 per[
lineal cl|n, or 1.2. ' I
ppllcation No. 11896 , [
The tide lands of the second cta, !
owned V mc State o Washington /
siluate in front, of, adjacent to ore
abutting, upon the south 160 feet of
the north ll40^feet of lot 2, section
26, towhip - nol, th, range 3 west,
W.M,, with a ron.tage of 2.56 lineal
chainS, more or .less. appraised at
$60.00 per Ilno. chain, 9r $153.60,
Sald .anaa w.lt 9e sad for not lem
than the'ePP.rats value above stated
and upon me termsand conditions
following :.
Not less than one-tenth o the nur-
chase pre must be Paid at the time
of sale, Trio l?urcnaser, if he be viol
the owner o tne Improvements, 'm_s.I, t
forthwithpay, to the officer maktng
the sale t.ne ul amount of .the ap-
praises valUeot the ImproVements, as
above states. )neTtenth of the purehase
lice' nLUSL Dr? ptlU annual|.v thovact__...er
lth interest onall deferred paymests
at the rateiot .x per cecum leer an-
sum : lro¥ o e., "mat any purchaser
may make ul payment of principal
Interest anu. statutory fees at a -"
time an.a obtai.n, deed, The "nureha'"
of lane contammg timber o/'--o[ht'
valuable materials is prohibited by law
from cuttl?g tor. removing any such
timber or a .rials without first ob-
taining consent of the Commissioner
of Public anos, until the full .am-
ount of.th 9 Pfl[cnase price has been
paid ann aeea issued.
All sales of state lan& . ^
subject to the reservations--of "os
gases, coal ores. minerals and ¢oon
of every name, kind and d-scrfi/'lfi
aud to the a ddltio.nal terms and condi"
tion prescrtoea m section 3 of chap-
ter 2S6 .of ,he .L.aws of 1907.
Said lane w.[. be aol.d subject to
the terms, corn taChS and reservatlons
of cha ter z. ot the Session Laws
of 19, relating to easemnt for
rtgtit:ot-waY ann the t*arrvin " oi'
timber, stone, nunerals and ohm:'n.X:
ducts over the same. - .......... "
JACK TAYLOR
Commissioner of Public Lands,
6-30"--7-7-14-21.28_5t,
CALl, FR BIDS ON
HATCHERY AND FACILITIE
Bids wit! be received by the State
]epartment o[ r'snemes, 130 Smith
,ToWer, _.2}attle 4, _ Wash, until 3
o'el0ck
gen,er, ,,$,,.a, aa etactrical
word O, ,, ,,,o,son tata__.. almon^ "
Htehery near Matlock Wnh,..-.-
posit O! tenty-tlve, agilare ($25.00).
Addre /o_mntumcatlons to J C
Clausen, uameer. " "
AKVIN AND].RSON
Director,
State Department o Fiaherla
.... 7--.
About one-tenth of-----
th whole
human family indulge in hewing
the betel nut.
NO 52 [ COUNTY COMMISSIONER,' t Mainl,. & Op: $8.15: Ctunty T Re-
SUMMONS FOK PUBI, I(_'AT_IO_N _ [ P|gOCEI,'DIN(;S [ fund,. $5.1, " '
IN THE SUPFRIOR CouRT Olt' TltE - 191) (')¢leed tl t rl ' Vt , 0.,,
.... " •l June, . i t : ... ..... ,I .. w:a'd v ,-
STATE ()IV WAStlINGfON 1,'(.)it [ -: ........ ] er (.c)l•n, fl,r oil distribut.r I), tee-
MASON Co4JNTY. . ....... | Monday, Jahv 6th. Board net in l.ecpte at $2103.0i).
Jeaneite Darlene Streams, t latnlllt, [ regular session• Present. Chairman[ Notice fr,:nn State Lloum' l'hmrd ,,f
THE Sq'ATE OF WAStIIN(VJ'ON o / Heaving on plat of J. 1t. Itill's Ms- I Mat/ock, t,, (,;eden S. Ilunhy aim
the s'tld Rohcrt V. Strcams, l)eIenu- ] sl)n Lakv Plat l),stl)ontqi ulltil •lulD! [ (]llFt'ltt't' L. tvtill¢,atl :!t :4;lii1" ])]¢1,''•
tint; " 2(l[h at ]0 A. 1, I lt'l'llliS,:ittU ,l•:tlll'(I i( liar.hi 1,•
YOU are hereby sumnLoned to ap- F,"y receipts of $77.0(I deimsitod Keith il, buihi aa :tPl)rt,ach t, t',.
peat' within 60 days after the date ell in t,',asu,'y. Rd.
the first publication of this summons, Ih,nd of Alfred W, Zizz guarantee-' M,,eting v.ntinuetl.
to-wit: withiu 60 days after the 16ih int bur:ling sod disp,sing of slasil mt Monday, May 9th, i:.ard u.,t• Ale
day of June, 1949, and defend 1he plt of Zlzz Itcaui Island r,'ceivml and i members pru,:t.nt.
above entitled action in the ahove
entitled court and answer the alnend-
ed complaint of the Plaintiff an(l serve :
a copy of your answer upon the un-
dersigned attorney for Plaintiff at
his office below stated and iu cas:
of your faihu'e so to do Judgment
wl I be rendered age nat you accord-
ing to tile demands of the amended
complaint which ILas been filed witia:
the Clerk of the said court. 2'he ob-
ject of this action Is to secure a di-
vorce by Plaintiff from you as De-
fendant upon the grounds el: non-
support, desertion and abandonmenl
and for restoration of Plaintiff's maid-
en name,
CHAS. R, LEWIS
Attorney for Plaintiff
Bell Building, 119 South
Fourth Street, Shelton,
Mason County, Washington,
6-16-23-30--7-7-14-21-28--7t.
RAIN IS BLESSING FOR FARMS
iN SHELTON VALLEY THIS WEEK
al)l)roved.
P,tition f George S, Pascillo, et all [ferry t','('('ipts of $56,75 ('I-sitt'(I irl
[ reas It 1'3',
fro' establislnnent of UI t, ltv thmd in :
S,,('ti.ns 16 au(l 17-20-t reveivt,iI and i [)auct Imrmi', issued Io 3lhil KniCk-
En II'e' directed to oxftfll[ne alld rt,- ol'l)ot'kOl' :It li'()l'('S| th'ittql 'l';l'I'l'll IIItl[[
port. , t)(,tolu,l' 31st,
:\\;ilditdt's ('-unt .f Tl'l,astll'Ol"s cash
I)anee pern)it i:z';i .h, D. ?,7, "..,.ok- , ai)l)l.ovo [ 1'€)1' illttnths of Mal'ch lsi :tlld
luan, Bohbt Itood 'lavern, I()l' l)erh'd:Al)ri I lat,
onding Oct, I, fee of i:,i,uu tt,'l sned
in tFe:tsul'y. Hearing held oil Olllel'gcncy ;lllt)ro -
; i)rhttion and r(,sohltioll slgll('d RHtllt-
ColnHlunicat iolt frt)nt Masoll Co. lllg" sallle,
Medical St!rvice Cori). advising an in- ! Claims allowod as follows: Cur, Ex.
t:r'(ms( in uledical rate fl')lll $:t.5 to lTvust,I $|00:00; (TUF. EX, $2,$7,01; l'ut"
$,f•00 per ntouth effective Aug. 1, I iic Assistance, $174,26: l'U|di(' lh,alth
Iwtter:; fron State I)ept. Of Hig'h"i Ihml, $]8.75; Co. H.d. $:t207,11.
ways received aud filed, I Following ai)lflit:ati.ns suhmil.d hy
Countel' )etiti,,n t(, esiahlisbnmu| td I Liquor ('ontrol Board ltp iI'o%'l.d: A, t!i.
he'd dtstri('t n Set )ns R 17 nl 18- l.emke ; stophon E. lb'h'
20-6 re,'eived and filed w'ith ,,viginul Bids (,IJened In1 lup:ttt' (ff c.urt ,,u::;e
I)etition. t I rottf' Its follows: Western • Au|o' Sup-
Petition of Lud Andersen .t al for i ply Co,, Olylnpia. $991•00; second pro-
va(ation ,if Canal St. ext(,a(ling' fl'oltll pOSlM. $826.00; Puget oun(| !.t#t,.iItg
Abler Si. to extreme hig'l tide, l)lat] & Siding Co.. Brernevtou, $997.9|). Bid
,,1' Uni,,n City received, lqngr, t( I!x- of Pug't Sotlad Ih,(l lg (A, a,',:el:)ted
aluine and report. ' IL.mlttance frfol t)'. S. Post Offh.e
lesolutlon |'r(,nl Hood Canal Gar(len i Dep|. of $30.00' to cover |•erl'y fare +)|'
Club I'O polhltiou control in tided
t?anal referred to Health Del)t, i nmtl carrier dep(,sited ill treasury.
, t{('st)ltlt it)ll froln l,JVtl'gl ee 11 (,al'dt,l|
Resolutiou re CRP N(). 127 Mgnod. I Cluh, 13elfair. and IIood Canffl Im-
letttion of Signs Schultz et al l'or t provement Chth re pollution (1 • wa-
vaeathm of part of Sc.ll(lltz A(Id• filed , Io1' (}f Hood Callltl, I'efcrred to Health
and hearing set i'll' Jtlno 271h. Department.
i Cheek ill payment t[ daelnges to
light post at 4th & .4 d,'e received
aud c, ndorscd to Sheltoo Eb,(.trtc Co:
in payment of repair bill,
Meeting eontiuued.
Monday. May 161h. t,al'(I mot. All
prosent.
Ferry receipts for week ending May
14th were $I14.|), del.),fited ill treas-
ury to (redlt of Count/ l:h)ad fund,
l-learing -n I)rOl)osed plat of W.
S. NaM) Addition to Mountain View,
Na))le , lll.)])rl)vod.
Permit io cross Laurel St. it) Moun-
tain View Add. with wah.r pipe line
grpnted to W• S, Nasb.
Mlnlltes for Illqntil cd' April rcad
ll(i approvod as read•
Meeting continued,
Monday, May 23rd. Board met. All
l)resent,
• NO. 1825
NOTICE OF ShLE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter o!' tie Estate ,d'
George Henry Wiley, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HERO, BY GIVEN that
George Wiley. Adniinistrator of the
estate of George Henry Wiley, will,
on or after the 151h day of August,
199., oh'er for sale and sell all the
right, title, claim, equity and inter-
eat of the said Deceased and the said
estate in ,and to Lots 1 and 2, Block
4, Beve 'ly Heights Addition to Shel-
ton Washington, all bids shall be ill
wr ring, may be left at the law of.
rice of Chas. R. Lewis, Bell Build-
ing, Shelten, Washington. delivered
personally to the said Administrator
or filed in the Clerk's office of the
above enttled court at any time after
the first publication of this notice
and before the e making of tile sale,
all bids shall b.. accompanied by 20G
of the amount bid and tile Administra-
tor' reserves tile right to reject any
Meeting coutinued.
Tuesduy, JtliLt 7th. lloard nwt. All
present•
After discussion and advice of Pr.s.
Atty. Heuston regarding distribution
of Forest Reserve ap[)ropl'iati¢}n. DIO-
tirol carried tha resolutbm da|ed
Apr..1, 1949 be rescinded.
Clahns allowed as folh)ws: Cur. Exp.
$8491.75; Public Assistance, $3470.71;
Pui)li Health Pooling. $552,80: TB
Itosp. $1652,35; C.. Rd., $12811,8q; Fire
Prt, Dist. N(, 1, $I19.25.
R,,soluiion Ordering hearing ll eltl o
ergency approlu'iation f,)r County Su-
perintendeut for dune 20th at II A.M.
signed.
Meetlng continued,
Wednesday, June 8ih. Board met.
All present.
By Signs A. Kneehmd
The vain is a blessing for Lhirs-
ty pastures and h0 put out fires
btl'u llOt St) 'O0(I for Work on the
• l-I! t)uildings being put up in l
Lqelt.(m Valley. The btil(ling must
be ready for use by August 22.
.MI'. :lltd MI's. A. Haclerd".;
d:mghLer, Mrs. liL W. Amos. of
()Zitl'|;, Ark., who has boon spend-
ing a week with her l)armt at
l,'cho ranch, left for home Mt)ndny.
Her 'dater, Mrs. l'. J. Van Bus-
kirk, of Eatonville and her chil-
(:h'en Paul, Jr,, H.oy, Harry anti
Sharon, spent Monday to %Vc(I-
nesday at Echo ranch visiting sis-
ter and parents. Harry spent tie
rest of the week with grandpar-
ents.
Mrs. Charles Kneeland called on
Airs. Joe I(neeland and her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Wayne Glover Friday
aftcrnoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Alpheus Kneehmd
called at the Highlands Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
and Mr. Robinson's sister, Mrs.
Clara Huntley, spent Wednesday
evening with the Highland folks.
:1: 0 *
Mrs. Chtra Ulin of Port Ange-
les and her daugMers Zella and
Dorthea and grandson David came
to see the new baby of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Kneeland. Mrs, Ulin is
Mrs. Kneeland's mother. This is
the first time she has been down
to see her daughter and son-in-
htw.
It used to make her car-sick
to ride in a ear. Owing to a pill
oIle can take now, car sickness
no longer effects hal' and last
week she took a ride in her son's
airplane, also foe the first time.
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Ulin of
Fork: stopped at his sister's
way home from Seattle. Ilia sis-
tar is Mrs. Joc Kneeland.
Mr. and Mra. George Kncehtnd
i)rotL'.,;ht their little daughter to
Mr. Kneeland's mother, Signe
Kneeland, for her lo take care m
willie they are vacationing in Sun
Valley, Idaho.
The ladle..; of ttie commttnity
si:)ent a pleasant afternoon at
Echo raach last Wednesday. They
met tie :Hackerd datwbters, one
ft'om Ozark, Ark., and the other
fi'olll Eatonviile. Potluck lunch at
noon wts served to 16.
:Master Sergeant and Mrs. James
Cunningham and children Willeen,
Kenny and Neale , were dinner
gueqts of the Slater family on
Sunday.
The Young People's Dance Club
heM its first dance in Shelton
Valley at the Grange hall. Mr,
and Mrs. Warren and the master
of Grnnge 403 and his wife were
there representing the grange,
Joe Kneeland attended t h e
monthly meeting of the hospital
board, He represents Local 3-38
of I.W,A. - C.I.O,
Signe Kneeland stopped in last
Wednesday wlaile in town at the
homo of C. V. DeRosier and Coff-
man.
LURKING EARWIG
CAN BE STOPPED
BY USING DDT
The eager earwig, Waslington'
perennial hitch-hiking pest, will
soon be lurking around doorways
again, waiting' for a ride inside,
h'ene M. Piedalue, associate ex-
tension agent, warns Mason cotm-
ty homemakers.
The winged brown bug with the
and all bids.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1949,
GEORGE WILEY,
Administrator of the estate of
George Henry Wiley, Decoascd,
CHAS. R. LEWIS,
Attorney for Administrator,
Bell Building 119 South Fourth St.
Shelton, Ma.)'n County, Washington.
7--21-28--84-11--4t
State of Washingte-
OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR O!,'
I! YDRAULICS
Olympia
NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
APPLICATION SOS. 8878 an d 8879
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice i:; hereby given that M. M,
GRIFFEY of Allyn, State of Wash-
ington under date of July ], 19,19,
flied with the State Supervisor oi
Hydraulics, Olympia, Washington two
applications for permits to divert the
public waters. Application No. 8878
to divert waters of an unnamed
spring tributary of Cases Inlet, in
the amount of 0.10 second-foot, sub-
ject to existing rigilts, continuously,
each year for the purpose of i'isn
propagat. Ion that the approxinmte
point of diversion is located within
Block 12 of Town of Allyn in Section
20, Township 22 N,, Range 1 W.W.M,;
and Application No, 8879 to divert
waters of an unnamed stream tri-
butary of Coulter Creek, In the ant-
ount of 0.2 second-foot, subject to
existing rights, continuously each
year for the purpose of fish prop-
agatlon; that the approxhnete point
of diversion is located within the
N& of S/., of SE% of NWh of
Section 9. Township 22 N.. Range
1 W.W,M., both applications Ii(.lng
within Mason County.
A map .showing the Ideations and,
plans of said dh'erslons and the places
file in
of the prop(,sed rises IS on
the office of the State Suvervisor of
Hydraulics, Olympia, Wshinton, to-]
gether with such other infornmtion '
as is required by law.
Any person, firnl or corporation :
whose right will be injuriously af-'
fected by said applications may file,
with the State Supervisor of Hydrau-
lics, at Olympia. Washington, such
objections or representations, in writ-
ing, as he may desire to make, with-
In thirty |30) days sfter date of last
publication, whicir date iv August 4,
1949.
Witness my hand and official seal
thts 12th day of July, A.D 1,949.
(SEAL) CHAS. J. BARTHOLET,
State Supervisor o€ Hydraulics.
7-28--8-4--2t.
NO. 5390
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
loOR THE COUNTY OF MASON .
The Federal Land Bank of SI)-
kane. a corporation, Plaintiff,
Jozef ata-'-- --VS--
Z.o,o,'as administrator of
the Estate of Albert Charles Van
Buren, deceued; Fred Bagby; The
Unknown Heirs of Albert Charles Van
Bares, also known as Joseph Van
Buren, deceased; Also all other per-
sons or parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest
In the real estate dscribed in the
Complaint herein; and the Trt-Coun-
ty National Farm Loan Assoclathm. a
corpqration, Defendants,
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
TO: The Unknown Heirs of Albert
Charles Van Buren, also known as
Joseph Van Buren, deceased: and
Also all other persons or parties un-
known clahntng any right, title, es-
tate, lien or Interest in the real es-
tate described In the Complaint here.
in, defendants,
You, and, each fff yol, are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty days
after the date. of the first publication
of this sumnmns, to-wit: within six-
ty days after the 28th day of July,
1949. and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court
and answer the cbmplatnt of plaintiff
and serve a copy of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plain-
tiff at his office herelnbelow stated:
attd in case pf your failure so to do.
ludgment will be entered against you
according to the demands of tbe
conlplalnt, whtch has been filed with
the clerk of said court,
The object of said action Is to fore-
close a mortgage for the sum of
$500.00, dated July 14, 1926, made,
executed and delh'ered bY Joseph Van
Buren. who is the same as and who
acquired title as Albert Charles Van
Bi/ren, a widower, to The Federal
Ind Bank of Spokane, which mort-
gage is recorded In the office of the
Auditor of Mason County, Washing-
on, in Book 37 of Mortgages, page
76.
The further object of said action is
to secure a sale of the property de-
scr4bed in said mortgage and .herein-
after described in satisfaction of the
amounts due on said mortgage, to-
gether with abstracting charges.
The further object of said action
Is to foreclose and bar the rights of
the defendants and each of them, and
all persons claiming by, through or
under them in and to the property
described Pn plaintiff's mlortgage or
any part thereof. ' ' '
The real property described in said
mortgag and to be sold in satisfac-
tion of any decree entered in tiffs
cause is as follows, to-wit:
TILe North 10 acres of Tract 47,
Concord Beaoh Addition to Mason
County, W, ashngton, according to
the recorded plat thereof in the of-
fice of th Auditor for tld County
and Statel Volume 2 of Plats. page
38:
Discussion with Sheriff Roessel and
Pros. Arty Heuston re ordinance on
fire works. Arty Ileust-n quoled st;l-
tute re fireworks ond advised that of
dinan,:e passed iu 1948 Was adequate
and (.overed all i),ints in qestion.
Conferen(,c with Viucen[ tO.HI, Co.
Assessor, i'egarding asNeNSIllcnts,
M()nthiy report of Ircnc M. Piods-
lue, Assoc. Co. Agent, for IlloIIth of
May approved,
Monday, June 13tit. Board nlet. All
present.
Ferry roceil)ts for wech wove ,$88.50.
d('l)oslted in-treasury.
Permission granted Mrs. Ivor Wof
caster to continue dancing at Delight
Resorf until 2 P.M. during Daylight
Say, Ttnw.
Application of Peninsula Light Co.
for fran('hise in Sec, 9-22-1 received
and date of hearing set f.r July 18th
at 10 A,M.
Letter from ttood Canal Impr. Club
read and referred to Mitchell.
Application of Laurem:e E. Adair.
Alderbrook Centor Gro(.'. for Clatss E
litease approved.
Potition of Lud Anderson et al for
vacation of portion of Canal St, in
Union City received and refereed t,o
Engineer A. L. Ward and Roy Mit-
ciu,ll and hearing set for July 7th
at 2 P.M,
Permit granted to H. [t. Lec to con-
struct at)preach to Co. Road f.r I.g-
giug purposes in Sec, 26-22-3.
Resolution re C¢), Road Pro jeer No,
C-128 signed.
Resolution re Co, Road Project No.
C-129 signed.
Claims allowed as follows: Public
Assist., $186.58; Co. Rd, $3753.08.
Petition for illeorporation of town
of Independence presented, Tom Knee-
land. O. L, Dunning. Russell Eekh)ff
and I'.'lt Pa.rr beillg the i)l•in('ipal |)('ti-
ti.qrs. No further action take .n
sonic.
Monday, June 20tl. Board met.
present.
ttearing on plat of J. H. Hill's Ma-
son Lake Subdivision No. 1 and Sallk I
approved.
Quit Clainl Deed covering Lot 9.
lo(.k 30, Lilliwaup Falls, exevuted
to State Highway Dopartment.
Resolution Granting Emergency Ap-
propt:iation $250.00 for County .Supt.
signed.
Claims appi'ovod aa f,)llows:' Cur.
EXl). $828.70; Pub, Health Pool, $25,04;
Co. Rd., $889,13; Fire Pret. Dist. No.
I, $62.83.
Resolution re Co. Road Project 2qo.
C-130 signed.
Monthly report of A. Kvuiswyk,
Jr., Co. Agent for month (,f March
approved.
Class E and Class EF Ih'enses ap-
ir,,ved for Chas. R, Stewart and
arry F. Parker.
This being time set for bearing
on establishment ,f herd district in
Sections 7, 17 and 18. 20-6. a lsrge
delegation appearing and opportun-
ity given for all persons present to
express their oplnions. Couunr. Carr
continued hearlng until August 8tb
at 2 P.M.
Petition from residents of Lilllwaup
Precinct requesting appointment of a
Justice of the Peace for Lilliwaup
Precinct. No action taken•
Ordered that transportation of c
er mile be made to Special Dcputy
heriffs who bring in prisoners in
their own cars.
Monday June 27th. Board met All
present.
Ferry receipts for week were $79.00.
Deposited in treasury to credit of
County Road fund.
Order of vacation of portion of
Schultz Addition signed.
.R.H. Saeger and C. L, Wivetl aP-
p6aYed presenti proposed ordinance
regarding, self operating gasoline dis-
pensers. No action taken
This being time set for hearing on
proposed Health Ordinance pertaining
to food handling and ,no pro'sons ap-
pearing to object, motion carried that
same be adopted and to tie enforced as
of January I, 1950,
Regarding mileage paid to permms
using prh, ate car for county use. it
was ordered that mileage rate be ftxed
at 8c pet. mile effeciive June 8th.
,Meeting adjourned until Monday.
July 5th at lb A.M.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
hy LYLE O'DELL. Chairman
COUNTY COMMIgSIONE :-'lt'
PROCEEDINGS
May, 1949
Monday. May 2nd, Board met. in
regntar session./Present, Lyle O'Dcll,
Chairman. Roy Mitchell and Roy Carr
members and Susie E, Pauley, Cier
of the Board,
Certified copy of Ordinance No. 5{)0
pertaining to vacation of alley run-
nln northerly and southerly through
Block B in Kneeland's Add. to SILelton
received and placed on file.
Petition for road to he known am
Elfendahl Pass Road acconhuanted hv
bond and waivers presente(f to Boarl
hy Gerald L, Allen. Engineer t,, ex-
annne aud file reporL on same.
Resolution re County Road Project
No, C-126 signed.
C. Nolan Mason of Shelt(m-Bell
Abst & Title Co. appeared p 'esenting
preliminary plat [)I' W. S. Nash Add.
to Mountain View• Date of hearin
set for May 16th at i0 A.M.
Notlce of transSr of DE license
frmn Vlrglnia C. Howard, Forest
Beach Tavern to John V. Knicker-
bocker red. from State Liquor Board
for app,'oval which was granted.
Ferry receipts for week were $59.00
deposited in treasury to credit of
County Road fund.
This being thne set for opening bids
Together wlth any and all tene- on equlpment, /blds were opened of
meat, heredltaments a.d appurte- following; firms: Feenaughty Machin-
nance thereunto belonging or used ery Co.; Howard Cooper Corp.: AI
in connection therewith;
Huerby Motors, Mall Chevrolet Co.;
\\; All slttated in Mason Cotinty, Stoehr & Richert; Thos. Stalgo Co.
State of Washington. Ordered that lw bid of AI Hucrby
HENRY R. NEWTON, Motors on Ford pickup at $1298.50 I)'e
Attorne7 t0r Plqtntiff ' accepted Ordered that bid bc award-
stF?::riCewldcdres: ' .... led to Howard Cooper Corpn." at $2,-
- - . _! en . Ulluing. 494.00 on pull grader. Btd. on oil dis-
pogane, wa.$Dlnton. I tribxltor to be awarded on Wednes-
........ { Tuesday, May 3rd. Board met, All
It's time to trade your snow. I present,
h,,,., €^,. a n ;. ....... • ....... I Clsi were allowed as follows' Cur
4- ----- -- ---- • • - ,. • P. & 11 " /funiic ASSiSt $13U3 6'
utrougu a ournal wan t-ao. JU/NPulHealt' o.t n. ',v =.'
phone-100,. " i --$210705vou/,:/y'ro:'-dd'.'ii4''.k'.. "ltr:
tlearing on A, W. Zizz Subdivision pl:tee in Shelton Valley on their
tl|' t'ea('tl Island |mstp n,'d until Mv-y ....................................................................
31st at 10 A,M.
Preliminary plat (,f I-l. J, ttills [ub-
division No. 1 of Mas)n Lake pr,,-
seated. Yh,aring sot far June 6th at
10 A.M. slid End[Ileal' instz'u('ted t
v.xallline and I•eport,
icport of Andrew Kruiswyk, Jr.,
Co. /(gent. apprcved for l, vovtmry.
Cotlaty Road fuud elainls approved
in antount of $520.53.
Petitiml presented by tiarold Lv-
Gard0 et UX et at for eslablishnleo|
|' Ilerd (listriet in S,,cthms 7. 17. 1.
T,wnshtp 20 North, Rang,. 6 West W.
M. Pet tlOll accl'pte(I atl(i date ()e ht';ll'"
ing set for June 20th al 2 P.M,
i:¢.esoluli(m disirii)uting May all-t-
Illent t)i' War Li{|Llf)r tax iu tlllt)ullt
of $3372.93 slgacd,
lA?sohltion adopted re daylight ::av-
ins lirne for monLlt ,,f June, July
and August, 1949,
l)atwe license isstled t,) [vor \\;V,,:'-
castor to etuduct public dIIICt!S ;lt
Delight Park 14e:ert t',w six n)onths
at fee of $12,50.
Dariee perlllit issued to Estella I:,
Vlhaites for period ending Oct. 31,
M(idtftcatioo of re'eel:el) h, i)l!rlnit
covering buihlings . No. 86. 91, ll(i
signed and returned t. Dist. Publiv
Weeks Office, sehttle.
Ratlficati(m and Joiu(tev AF('ellt,'llt
cov(!l'ing land in Sec:, ,I and i7-22-1
Imtween Standard Oil C,). and M:ISOl)
(tlnt v executed.
Meeting continued.
Tuesday, May 31st, Bot'd met, All
llll'lllll*t1'S ] ir!st!ltt,
Irovvy r(c(,ipts of $7,1,75 (h,positod itt
i I'easul'y,
}te;lrillg h,dd .n plat of Stlhdivisilll
(ff A. W. Zizz (if a Imrtu)n ,if lh'a('it
1Mund. plntt a(.eopt!:t aud bOlld filed
(ovcriog disposal of shsit,
i)tUlCC li(''llSl! gl'all| e(l I€) Shlq toll
AhlIlll)i A ', Nn, t
Claitns agaiast i-'lit)liv Assistance
fund in tum)unt of $2390.,tF6 al)i)roved.
l£(,solutil)/l designatiug l'otttis inehul-
cd in C,,unty Pviulary Road S3uLem
signed.
t'!rlnit |.,.l'anted to i;L ZeiL]el' L¢, lieS[
traffiv :dgn in Mt, View Add.
L-it(,rs vend and fiio(I,
(A,ntt'a't for ¢)l)orltt ion and l/laio-
teltlnce )f (')u:'t l'l¢ll:.e !IOVLttOF I'e-
('OIvi!d I'l'Olll ()|is ll,V/llll' Co, Siglli'd
und rqtlt'ned for al)i)l'()va[,
Rodraft ,)f li(''n'.' with NAAS ])r)l)-
el'tit!: exe(!tl|lq| llld I'(?t(ll'IIod ['(H' ('(lll-
pleli'oll tht'otlgh Pr,,s, Atty, I]eust(u.
()l'¢ll!Ftd that notice ,ff I h('arirlg ()1
or'dlllalt¢!e l)erlail)illg t(I fo(I }ttttltllin
}n' s('t l't)r ,]tilt(' 27th aL 2 [).M.
Appli(:ation l't J I' (ill nl;' lictntsos bY
lZ,nnel i (;illls t,, v.nthlct 1,ubll'("
thames ai Unit)ll fIl' tin'ee llltnths slid
foe of ,',!i,25 dot)called in trcltuly.
Meeliog adj-ul'ncd tint iJ t oil(lay.
Jtln! 6th tt 1[) A. M.
[:'(.)AI)I/) L)I' ('?{)|TNTY C()MM[S-
SIt)NERS ()I t` MASON COUNTY.
WASItINGTON.
by LYI,E O'I)EI.L, Chaii'tmut
7-21-- lt,
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HORIZONTAL
I Pictured dslry
product
6 Prtaining tO
the moon
10 Before
11 Pledge
12 Upon
13 Decay
15 Raced
16 Conciliatory
} 8 Also 17 Negative
19 .Type measure 20 Tavern
20 Frozen wateI 22 Vegetable
21 Single
23 Toward
24 Insect
25 Dine
27 City
29 Fable
31 Bachelor of
Arts {abbr.)
32 Father
33 Winged
creature
5 Camera eye
37 Excavate
IJ-I 01 ^ dil $1
t iI I.?al-I iwlvl
43 Ice cream
holder
VgRTICAI,
1 Stuff
2Chicken ISl I • I.,1 s i at '.
Pt out I t td.OIOI.tl!
4 Painful "
5 Female sheep
e cut ot mca.t :]$
7 Relative I.a. a.W} 3 u
8 Talent ! o I .. ,1" I l,
9 Foundation 101OIA R' I I II
I0 Construct
14 Tusk
34 Hazy
35 Boy
;6 The- holey 44 And (Latin)
24 Adjudge kind is known 45 Snare
2 Writes on as 40 Metal'
typewriter '38 Bestowed fasteners
28 Charm 9 Improvlscd 48 Unit of l|ght
30 Light brown force intensity
• 50 Self
3 Metal alloy 41 It Is made of 51 Ocean
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39 Dance step z I [ ,
42 It is used tO , c.,
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47 Drink slowly I .... I m
49 Electors h
51 Sister (c011.)
52 Crafty
53 Half an em 0 61 iz | v i}, s
54^,rlt0rmfu01 IN!t, t 1 I IN
55 Abstract being, q I I I I I":
56 Scandinavian s I I- [|5 I- I II s'
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curved pincer tail is one of the
state's worst household pests in
the sunlmertime. Itowever, it can
be controlled by DDT.
Earwigs can be killed by spray-
ing with a five per cent DDT-
kerosene spray or by applying
five per cent DDT dust. Spray
dark corners, vegeLable bins,
dark closet areas, under the sink
and other [)laces where earwigs
may be hiding. If dust is used,
sprinkle it 'around at night and
clean it up during the day for the
protection of children and pets.
It will do little good, llowever,
to get rid of earwigs in the house
unless they are also cleaned up
m tie yard, garden, orchard or
other nearby premises. Spray
these areas with 50 pet" cent wet-
table-type DDT or apply five per
cent DDT dnst. Mix the spray
at the rate'of one-half pound of
DDT to 10 or 12 gallons of water,
Spray or dust the area around the
fotmdations of the house, along
the sidewalks and around the outer
edges of the lot and yard.
For insect control in dairy barns
and on dairy cows, Andrew Krtlis-
wyk, extension agent, says meth-
oxychlor or a combinatioh of
piperonyl butoxide and pyrethrunl
now is reconuuended. Additional
details may be obtained at tile
extension office in the po:;toffice
building.
vVVVVVvVVW*VVvVVWf'VVVVV
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
B. FRANKLIN
HEUSTON
ATTORNEY
Angle Bldg. Shelton
Phone 166
HERBERT ROTTER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
SERVICE
Title Insurance Bldg.
PHONE 170
Shelton, Washington
CRAIG P. ELIOT
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
P.U.D. Warehouse Bldg.
K Street - Mt. View
P.O, Box 158, Shelton
Phone 788
CHARLES R. LEWIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
119-121 South Fourth. St.
Bell Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 - Shelton
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
I Bookkeeptng System8
123 4th St. Phone 565
INSURANCE
HERBERT G.
ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
WITSIERS
FUNERAL HOME
Llcemled Embalmer
W. A, Wltaler,,, Prop,
Phone 180 - - Shelton, Wash,
[ ATTORNEY-AT-I-AW
] Govey' mdg.
I Phtme 22