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NO. 3376
NtI'rlCI, I'O CigEDITIIIIN
TI) I)III*',NI';NT AND FII,I¢ CI.AIM[4
:IN THI; SUPER]Oll C'OUWP OF THE
STATE OF WASIIIN(ITON FOR
MASON COUNTY tin PI{A)BATE)
IN TIlE MATTEIt O1/' TIIE ESTATE
ely TtIEBENA Y, ASMFH.VII.,LE. Du-
I'l'a41!d.
NOTICE IS IIEREBY (.lIVEN tlmt
tho Olld!l'S D'ned, AnIla t.ll i" 11! I.eildl-
llian tlas D(,Pn aDjlOilllod ltlld ]laH (ltlali -
fied a:t Exet:uivix of the Last Will
}l(] tJ+ SIIlIIll Ill alld ill i lo. !slate oI
Tlll'l'Ola F.asRvrville. deceased ; gild
that all t)IWSOllS having t'laitrJs agli|nsl
t, lt( sllid esl[lie O1' till! said decoased
l|l't hel'Pt)y I''qail'ed 1o st,rv, • the Slll@
duly verified in duplicate with Ills
lteces.ary %'(,UCIIi*t'S attached, llDon the
tlndt!rsll-511ed Executrix of her allorney
O[ l'(,(ord a[ lilt, law (dfi('e of 1.
Franklilt Hellsion. Angle l.]uilding,
heitllll, Wttshill }"D,II, I|nd file ellen
chlilllS logt,lhi!l' wilh .ill'eel (J1' SOI';'I('@
Legal Publications
NIL 3325
NOTICE OF nEARING
ON FINAl. REPORT AND PETITION
Fill{ DISTIll nl"r ION.
IN TIlE SUPERIOR C()URT OF TIlE
WrATE OIV WASttINGTON FOR
MARON-C()UNTY
In itlo MSl tel' of 1 It,, (()lTibDlod E.I ates
of ALBEBT ]gARTZ nnd ffATILDA
F.ARTZ, Deceased.
N(.)TIC, E IS ltEREBY GIVEN that
I:hqena '. Rae. Executrix of tile Last
Will and Testtmwnl of Albert Bartz.
0eeeaspd. aml Admintslratrix el' the
estalo of Matilda Barlz. deceased. ]Ills
l'i]od wilh tile Clel'R of the above en-
tlth,d CO(let her final report and pe-
Ill]oll ]or dls[l'i I,tll ioU agktzlg tile
O(iurl tO sollle and l!pprove, said /Jllal
report and l)elitlon Iov distribution,
to dlslribule the properly to ihe per-
s, ns ther.,to enlill{,d lllld lo discharge
tile said Flx,g.ulrlx and AduHnistralrix.
NI.)TJCE IS FIJB.TIII,]R GIVEN tlmt
sahl filml r(q)orl alld petithm for dis-
lJibuthnl will I.. heard (m Friday, 1lie
with th,' (!lerl of Ihe al)ovl elltilled
Court wilhin six (6) l[lOHlhS a|'tol' Ihe 17 (lay ,]" Augtlsl, ]1162, at the hour
dale of lhe first l)tlblt('alion of this of 10 o'chffk in the :forglloon at the
notire. 1e-wit: 12 July 1962, or all Court ro,,la in the CourthotlsS zn
ClailllS not :o l,rosoI'liHd ;lIl(l fib"el will bellon. WasiliagtOll.
1l( l'ol'evel' ]IllI'DHI.
ANNA MARIE REICItMAN.
Ex(-cutri×. Estale of q?heresa
I*mskervtlie, deceased.
All dies.l; :
WalRer Park Addn., Shelton.
Washingl on
Yl. IRANKLIN tIEUSTON',
Atovney for ssid Estate,
Angle :t>.l(Ig,. Sllclh,n, Vrashington
7/12-19-26-g/2-4t
1)ATEI) TllIS lOl,h day of July, 19112.
ItARl%Y DEYETTb
Mason Colln|y Clerk.
I.()FIERT L. SNYDER
1251A. N. 5th
,qhelion, Washington
Attorniw for said Estates.
7/12-19-26-S12-4t
Try A Journal Want Ad
Cltles, .... Towns. Increasing, , £ev, y, Pertodss
Proposed Amendment to the00
State Constitution,
Io be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 19611
.... _ _ %. =
Office of Viet. St'. Meyers.
j Secretary of State, State of Washlngt0n,
'/% Whom It Ma Cneer 1
In obedience to the State Constitutio., and file $011 Resoru.
tlon of the State Legislature hez'einafter referred to, there i$
hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the constitution of
.the said state, as follows:
A
.................. ...... OFFICIA BALLOT TITL
Substitute House Joint Resolution No. 1
CITIES, TOWNSz
INCREASING LEVY PERIODS
Shall tile State Constitution be amended to permit
city and town voters to authorize tax levies in excess
of the 40-mill limit at .a specified ntaxinium rate for
up to fmlr years for capztal outlay, if the proposition or
propositions be approved by a three-fifths majority
and-the number of voters voting thereon constitutes
not less than forty percent of the votes cast at the last
preceding general election iu such city or town?
Re It Resolved, By the Sunate. an.d. House og RepresentatlV
Of the. State 0£ Waslingtbn in iegi,l}ttvd"eMoa assembled:
t
THAT, At tle geral eluctioh to be 11c1 in this state on the
Tuesday next sueeedillg tim lirst Monday in November, 1962,
there shall be su6mitted to the qualified electors of the state,
for their approval and ratification, or rejeation, an amendment
to ArtMe 7,. section 2 as amended by Amendment 17, of the
Constitution of the State of Washington, by adding thereto a
new subsection degignatcd as subsection ( I which shll read
as follows:
Article. V,.fectio n 2, subsection ( )2 By any city or town
for. the purposes. , and in the manner in this subsection provided.
The tax levy or levies at a specified maxim u:m rzte for each geh
may be authorized at an.'," single election for a speeilicd numer
ofyears 'not in excess ot' l:our years for a lev, for capita outla.
when ti proposition therefor laas been approved byia majority
0 at le@st _tree-flfths ot the electors voti|}g..thereol 9 at.,3vhich
election the number of persons voting on l.le proposition shall
constitute not less than forty pgrcet)tum 11 the t'otal number of
votes cast'fit the last' pt:eeeting.ugenq;'al election in such el.t or
town. If any tax levy is authorized .pursuant to the provislans
of this subsection, the governing b9.dY of tt efty or town shMl
determine annually thereafter the amount of fund required
'fr0m the authorizeil "ievy or levies of the city or town' fro-' hapital
purposes, and within the Itmlls of each tax levy so .autborie
9.1ev,v shall be made at. the rate reqtfired to prodt!ce [he'amunt
9t funds.determined as aforesaid.
The proposition or propositions to authorize ddltional tax
leVieS for cDltal..0utlayfl may be submitted to tile electors, of
a eRy 0r town at any election, whether called specially for this_
ma be submitte
,ear.
to the electgrate upon 9ulhoritY
of auttioptZe addRional levies,
for for which such electors have,
sub-
se
• n, time submit to the electorate a" proposition to substitute
for any prior
l'actual obligations of .the citY or town incurred by reason,of
'authorizat
the date of the election at which it was authorized and then be
12n lieu of any tax le%v autimrtzed by:the 4/persetl:ed ]!Uther,:
ization,
The procedures specified in this subsection shall be deemed
cmulative to tte other procedures specified in this see,ion.
And Be It Resolved, That the ecretary of state shall caus the
foregoing eonstitutional amendment to be published for at |eht
three months next preceding the election in weeldy newspaper
in every county in the state in which such a newspaper il
published.
Passed tle House March 30, 1961. Passed the Senate March 9, 1901,
JOHN L, O'B2IEN, JOHN A. CHERBERG,
Speoker ol the House, President o! the Senate,
EXPLANATORY COMMENT
All words underscored do not appear in our State
Constitution as 1t Is now written but Will be put in if
this amendment is adopted.
_=
I, Victor A. Meyersl Secretary of State of the State of Wash°
Ington, hcreby certify that the above is a full, true and correct
copy of Substitute }louse Joint Resolution No. I, passed by the
Legislature of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh
Session, as appears from the original of said Substitute Joint
"Resolution now on file in my office.
witness My Hand and the Seal of the State of Wash|rig(on
this 1st day,of August, 1962.
A Legal Publication
From.the Office o£
SILTON--MAON COUNTY 30URNAL -- Publishei tn "Ohrst:astowrt, U.S.A.," helton, Washington
Legal Pubiications
NO. 336:1
NOTICE TO CREI)IT(]S
IN TIlE SUPERIOI. COURT o1 THE
STATE OF WASIIINGTON 'O l'.
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Esla|e of LOCI{:
LeROY WREN. Dermse(I.
Malml Elizabelh Wren is the sp-
poinled nnd qaaliriod Adnlinistrstrlx
(d' sitid esllP, All persons llaving
tdahns against said deceased are re..
tlil'od 1(i ,er'¢e the same nl duplicate,
uly verified, oiz sam Adnlinistratrlx
o her attorney and Agent, Robert L.
Snyder at Ihe address below stated.
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Levi Publieation s
NO. 2873
NOTICE OF llEAltlN{
FINAL ]IF.I?OIIT AND PETITION
FOIt I)INTRIBIITION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TtlE
STATE OF WASHINGTON ]fOR
MASON COUNTY IN PROBATE
111 the nlaler of Lhe eslale o1: DAISY
ADAMS DOUGLAS. Deceased.
.... Legal .....
Publications
NIL 3326
NO'rlCI,; OF III,:AIIING
FINAl, nFPOIUr AND 1'I,TrlTION
IN)It I)IN'rllIB[ITI()N
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHIN(ITON I,OR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
Ill tile Mall,,r (11' Ill(" l!]slale of
CEORGE M. BREWER.
NOTICE IS ttEREBY GIVEN that Din,eased.
DORIS MILLER. Adlninistratrix, llas NOTICE IS HEREIIY (.lIVEN that
filed In th(, offic(, of the Chu'k of said Eh,unor A. kh'ewer, pxe('utrix of the
estate ,11" G(,orge M. Br,,w(,r has l'i](,tl
Court a fiaal report and petition [or
distribution, asking lhe Court to settle
said report, distribute 1he property to
the persons ?hereto entitled trod to dis-
had file the same with lhe Clerk of
said Cotn, t, togetller witll ]),',:,of of charge thc poll[loner 0,S adlainislratrlx;
such service, within six months after and that said report and petition will
lilt* date of fh'st pul)]i('ath)n of this be heard on the ll}|ll day of August,
notice, or the same will be barred. 1962. at 10:00 o'clock in the forenooll
of 8aid day, bz' as soon thereafter as
the nmItev (:an be heard at the court
roonl O[ the above-entitled court, in
the Courthouse In Shelton. Mason
Cotulty, Washinglon, al which time
and place any pPrsoIl interested Jn said
Estate may appellr and file ob-
jections thereto ltnd eonlest tile same.
Dated this 6th day of July, 1962,
HARRY DYETTE
Clerk of said Court.
GLENN E, CORREA
Atoruey for Estate
Boll Bldg., 121 South 4th St,.
Shclton, Washington.
7/12-19-26-8/2-41
CALL FOlt BIDS
Under the provisions of RCW :6.82-
.lS0. sealed bids will be receh,ed at
the Office of the Mason County Com-
missioners until 2:00 P.M.. Angust 23,
1962, f)z" furnish ng Mason County with
the following:
One (1) used Scraper, Model IV
LeTouI'neall (11' Eq ual.
Sl)eciIications and bid form n/0.y be
obtained ak the. (if flee of the Mason
County Engineer. Shelton, Washln
ton. The Counly reserves the right
reject any ol, all bids or to accept !
bid decnled most advantageous to t
County.
MASON COUNTY
COMMISSIONER8
BY: C. NOLAN MASON
Chl,'rk o1' the Board
8/-9-2t
DATE of first publieatlun: July 12,
1962.
MABEL E. WREN
Adndnislrat rix
3847 Trlnlly Street. ApL 1
N,)rlh Barnaby
Briiish Columbia, Canade
!q0BERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at LaW
1251,6 N. t)
lielton, WhMdngtoti. .
/12-19--/.
7ca,i.,ro nins --
NOTICE iS HEJBY GIVEN tliat
stud, d bitDi. Will be received by, the
Board of ,Dlreetor of SheltoR C0iiaol-
[dated Scl0ol District No, 309, Msn
County. Washington. for 60,000 gallons,
more or less. of P.S. s00 fuel oil and
50,000 gillotis, lnore or less, oP.S.
400 fuel oil..Bids will be recei'ed for
supplying at| ful oil or any one type
of fuel oil.
Seeiflcatl0n n, qy. be secured at
the Officp 'if (?lerl .In /he Evergl-ee
Sell ]ol, Sh¢It0n, ,Wm.qflngton. Btds #llJ
lie ecelt, ed at the Office of the C]erR
ultl 8:00 p.zih, August 14, :1992, a
which time the bids will be opened
nd publicly read at the regtflar meet-
of the BOard of Drectors
in
ie Board reserves the right to re-
fu any u al! bids,
B Order nf the Board of Dli-ectors,
3"Ill:' 30, 1902.
L.IRA T. IIRPHY Clerk
7/19-26 8/2 3t
Qualiaeations of Voters
Proposed Amendment to the
State ConstitutiOn
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962
Office of Victor A. Meyers,
SecretalT of State, State of Washington.
TO Whom It May oncern:
In obedience tO the State Constitution, and the Joint Resolu.
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there is
hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the constitution of
the said state, as follows:
OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE , -
, / House Joint Resolution No. 19 (
\\;
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS '
Shall Article VI, Section 1 of the State Constitution
relating to qualifications of voters be amended to
reduce the periods of State attd' c6unty residence re.
quied for voting at all .elections; elinlinate disquali.
fication from voting by Indians not taxed, and allow
citizens intending to make this state their permanent
residence to vote for presidential electors or President
and Vice.President of the United States, after sixty
days' residence?
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B It Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representativee
of the State of Washington in legislative session assembled:
THAT, At the general election to be held in this state on
the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November,
1962, there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of the
state for their approval ad ratification, or rejection, amend-
ments to Article VI of the Constitution of the State of Wash-
ington by amendihg section 1 thereof and .by adding, a new
section thereto to be known as section IA, so that said sections
Will l'edd as follows:
Article VI, section 1. All persons of the age of twenty-one
years or over, possessing the following qualifications, shall be
entitled to vote at all elections: They shall be citizens of the
Unite4 States; they shall have lived in the state (.(eme yeae))
mx .rnonths, and in the county. ((-hs -m i -the))
city, town, ward or precinct thirty days immediately preceding
the election at which they offer to vote; they shall be able to
read and speak the English language: ((PCVIDD,
I-a4iae he4 e41 )}evee le fle
FUP, TII)) PROVIDED, That this amendment shall not
affect the rights of franchise of an, person who is now a quali-
fied elector of this state. The legislative authority shall, enact
laws defining the manner of ascertaining the qualifications of
voters as to their ability to read and speak the English language,
and providing for punishment of persons voting or registering
in Violation of the pt'ovlsions or this section. There shall be no
denial of the elective h'anchise at any election on account of sex.
Article VI, section 1A. In considerath)n of those cifizells of
the United States Who become residents of the state of wsbtUg;
ton during the ,ear or a prestdhtial election with the intenti
of makin this state .... their permanent t'eside0ce, t.,this section i.
for the purlse of authoriz)n such p ei'$ons who can meet all
qualifications for votln as set forth in section 1 of this Article
Cxeep fd r restdbnee, :to <otb for Rrsidbhtlal "elct0i, % 0r on
the 0e e bf Presiden nd ice-President Of the United states
as he ease m/y l)e, but n0'other, pi'0vtde'd, tlat'sueh perS0.
hve resided in the state at least sixty days immediately nroa-
,ing the residenttal election eoneerned
The ,letS!atUfe Sha!l /)stablis,h the timer manner ahd plac
for such persons to cast' such presidential ballots.
And Be It Further Resolved, That the secretary of
state sia|l cause' the foregoing constitutional anendments to be
published for at least three months next preceding the election
in a weekly newspaper in every county in the state in which
SUch a newspaper is published.
Pasted ,th Snt Febrtiary 2, 1961. Passed the House February 10, 1961.
JOHN A.C.HERBEI(, JOHN L. O'BRIEN.
_ Ptestdetlt O,f the $tnate. ,peaker el the House.
EXPLANATORY COMMENT
All words enelosed in double parentheses and lined
through are In cur State Constitution at the present and
are being taken out by this amendment. All words under.
scored do not appear In the State Constitution as it is now
written but will be put in if this amendment is adopted,
I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash.
lngton, hereby certify that the above is a fuji, true and correct
copy of House Joint Resolution No. 19, passed by the Legislature
of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh Session, as
appears from the original of said Joint Resolution now on
file In my office.
Witness My It]and and the Seal of the State of Washington
this 1st day of August, 1962.
VICTOR A. MEYER$
Secretr el Stat
- ,) ; :::.,'.-,.., .'...; . _ _
A Legal Publication
in the office of the Ch,rk of said Court
her Final Relmrt and Pot[lion for
Distribution asking the C.u,'t l,,
set,h! said report, tlislril)uh, the i)rllp-
erly to Lh(. ])el'SOils thereto (,llllllod
and LO dls('hargo snid i'xOCIlIl'lX al)(]
lhat said r(,I)ort and mliti,n will be
beard on th(' 31st dsy el August, 1962
at 9:30 A.M. at lilt, COtll'l i'(io111 oI
[he Probatt, DolalFtlllonl (II said C,)urt,
at which tillle an(J. l)lace ally ]}OI'S(}IIS
illterosted ill said t,slale lll'dy appeal,
I)ll(| fih' ol).j('('lions lh(q'oto al)l.] ('l,ll|(,sl.
the sallle.
i ',)
Dated Ibis 27th d')y of July, 1,16..
HARRY DEYETTIV.
Ch'rk ol snid Col|r[
MUSCEK & ADAMS
Attorneys for Eslalo
1(116 %Vashington Bhll4".
Ta('oola. Washill/l Oll
8/2-9-16 3t
NO. :i3S5
Legal Publications
NO. 3:17S
NOTI('E '1'1) ('IIEI)ITOR,
IN THE SIIPI]RI()R C()URT C)F TtlE
S'PATI,] ()I# WASHINGTON FOIl
MASON C()IJNTY IN I'R()BATE
Ill lho Mailer of Ill(, Eshllo ,if JANE
M. UPDlb:IL l)eronsod.
NI)TI("I,I IS IIEIl,]bY C, IVEN tllal
Ill(' Illl,h.rsiglled }His beOll all])Oilllod
lllld has qllatifiod :is lllo Adlllinislral-
rix of Iho llh,vc Estate. Ihat all por-
81Ills ]lavJag chlilHs agaiast said d,,-
('odsed :if'(' h('1'l*by l'o(iuir(.d |o serve
the Sllllll'. Ihlly verified (,11 []1(7' lln-
d(q's[gllOl] ii1. hol' HI[oH hV (If l'0COl'(t
tll lho a(Idl'('ss brh)w slalod alld file
lho SalllO with lhe (ltq'k (,f lhe said
CO/II'I. 1 og,'t }1t'1' wilh proof of SLleh
s('rvi('e or Iht' Salllt' will ill. 1)alTt(I,
1)alo of firsl I)lll)li('alinn: July 26.
19(;2.
/ss/ (I,%5" LI,E BRUCE.
Adlllillistl':llrix
GLENN E. C()RT/EA
A|{(wDey for Eslall
Bell Building
S}l(qt Oil. W:lshillg[ o]1
7/26 $/2-!1-16 4t
NO. 3333
No'rI('I, O!," IIEAI,ING
FINAl. nldl'OIIT ANn I'ETITION
F|)R I)lN'r Ill IIlYTlt)N
IN THE SUPERIOI-L COURT OF THE
STATIC OF W'A SIt INGTON .FOR
MASON CI)UNTY
111 Ill(' Malt('r of the ]qstale of
ROBERT EI;EIUI'. Docvaso(i.
NOTICE TO CIIIDITORN R,)bert E. Hulliger. Ex(,(utor of said
Estate. has filed with said Court h s
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Olq' THE final report and petition for distribu-
STATE OF WASItINGTON. COUNTY lion. asking tile Cou't to settle said
OF MASON. IN PROBATE
In the Matter of tile Estate of report, distribute the l)roperty to the
CLAUDE M. HOAGLAND. Deceased. 1)(,rsons th(,r(uo ontith-d and to dig-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that charge said l!:xecutor. Said report and
petiti()n will I)(' heard l)zl the J7th (lay
the undersigned have been ItPl)ointed of Augtlst, 1,(162. at 10 A.M. in tthe
COUI'tI'OOll] of said Court. Ill the County
and have qualified as (!o-exet'tlh)rs of
the estate of Claude M. Hoagland. de-
ceased; if]at all |)(q'SOllS htVillg ClallllS
against said deceas(,d are h('reby re-
quired to serve the sanle, duly el.ri-
fled. on said co-executors or their
attorneys of record at the address
below stated, and file the same with
the clerk of said court, together with
l)roof of such service wi|hin six (6)
nlonths after ]he dlLle of first pllbli-
cation of this no(ice, or the 8allle will
be barred,
Date of first publication July 19. 19{]2.
JEAN E. JONGEWARD
JAMES B HOAC, I,AND
Co-executors (,f said Estate
1205 Norhln luilding
Scat,it, 4. Wash[liSten
SHIDLER & KING
By SNYDER 3." KING
1205 Norton Btflld]ng
Seattle 4, Wfhillington
Attorneys Ior the Eslate
7/19-26-8/2-9-4t
CollrthotlSe at Shetton. Washinglon.
I)ATED THIS ]61h day oI Jnly 1962.
1lARRY I)EyId]TTE "
Clerk of the Superior Court
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Alt01'lley al Law
125% N. 5lh
Shelion, ¢Vash ingl on.
7/19-26-8/2-9-4t
NOTICE OF N|IERII,,. ALB
OF ABANIH)NI,:I) VI,:III(',i,I,;N
NOTICE IS ttEREBy GIVEN that
on Monday th(, 6ti) oI August, 1962.
al the h,)ur (/I 1:00 P.M. el said day
al Line Equil)nlent Bolfair. Washing-
lon. I will sell the following des(Tlbed
v(.hi('les lo-wit :
1951 Packard Convert Mtr. No.
L,I005.t7. Lic. N(I. l:tZC650. Calif.
1951 Oldsnlobile }t/T Mtr. No.
8C273553 Li('. No. AWB827. Calif.
W. A POTTER Sheriff
Masoll Co(lilly, Wash Jngton
S/2 It
pub![eatOn ,of Proposed Constitutiona!
Amendments
Proposed Amendment to the-
State Constitution
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962
Office of Victor A. Meyers,
Secretary of State, State of Washington.
To Whom It May Concern:
In obedience to the State Constitution, and the Joint. Resolu-
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there is
hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the constitution of
the said state, as ollows:
..... OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE ,
Senate Joint Resolution No. 25
PUBLICATION OF PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
ShailSection 1, Article XXIII, of the State Constitu-
tion requiring publication of the text of each proposed
constitutional amendment in a weekly newspaper in
each county for three months prior to the election, be
amended so as to require only that notice of the pro-
posed c6nstitutional amendment be published at least
four times during the four weeks preceding the elec-
tion in every legal newspaper in thestate?
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of Washing*,on in legislative session assembled:
THAT, At the general election to be held in this state on the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November, 1962,
there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of the state for
their approval and ratification, or rejection, an amendment to
Article XXIII, section 1 of tle ConstittRion of the State of
Wtltingtizi, to read *as follows:
Article XXIII, section 1. Any amendment or amendments to
this Constitution may be proposed in either branch of the
legislature; and if the same" shall be agreed to by two-thirds
of the members elected to each of the two houses, such proposed
amendment or amendments shall be entered on their journals,
with the ayes and noes ,heron, and be sublitted to the qualified
electors of the state for their approval, at the next general elec-
tion; and.if .the people approve and ratify such amendment or
amendments, by a majority of the electors voting thereon, the
same shall become part of this Constitution, and proclamation
thereof shall be made by the governor: PROVIDED, That if
more than one amendment be submitted, they shall be sub-
mitted in such a manner that the people may vote for or against
such amendments separately. The legislature shall also cause
notice of the amendments that are to be submitted to the people
to be published (( o teas4- (-heee mm¢ prcccdlng t-he
-eteeti, ia seine weel i ey ty wheee a
ncw=papcr i pub!iched -t-he s4e)) at least four
times during the four weeks next precedinl the election in
every legal newspaper in the state: PROVIDED, That faihu'e
of a{y newspaper to publish thzs notice shall not be interpreted
as affectin the outcome of thc election.
Be It Further Resolved, That the secretary of state shall
cause the foregoing cbnstitutional amendment to be published
for at least three months next preceding the election in a weekly
newspaper in every county in the state in which such a news-
paper is publ.ished.
P$$6d the House March 8, 1961. Passed th 9 Senate February 24 1961.
JOHN L. O'BRIEN JOHN A...CHERBERG, '
Speaker ol the House. rresment ol the Senate.
EXPLANATORY COMMENT
All words enelosed in double parentheses and lined
fhroUgh are in cur State constitution at the Present and
are being taken out by this amendment. All WOrds under-
seered dO not appear in the State Constitution as it is
new written but will be put in-if this amendment is
adopted.
I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash-
ington, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and correct
copy of Senate Joint Resolution No. 25, passed by the Legislature
of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh Session, as
appears from the original of said Joint Resolution now on
file in my office.
Witness My ][land and the seal of the State o Washington
this 1st day of August, 1962.
A Legal Publication
VICTOR A, MEYERS
Thursday,
Legal Publications Legal
NO. 33S2 N0.
No'rICI,,' TO ('I(I.:I)I'I'()IIN NOTICI,]
IN THE SUI'EI{IOII CO[RT OlO Ttll,] IN THE
STATE O]," WASH] NGTON F't ) P, STATE O],"
MASON COUNTY MAS()N
Ill lh(' Matt,'r ,,1" th(, Estat, ,)1 In Ill,. Math,r
CHARLES lglI(IENE FIROWN. F;TEWART
De('(ms(,(l. NOTICE ]8 I-IE
I-)hYllis C. Brown is the aPl)ointo([ 1,) b, A. Weslon is
alld qualifir(i EX(Tutrix )f said ('star('.
All I)('l'S(lll. haVill' cltlilllS a, IS( sa d lind Tes[alll(qlt I11
(.t(,t'(,lls(,(I al'(, i'(,(] aired lo set x'o the
Slllll(' ill (lille)Ill'at,I. (hl]y verifit'll ')]1
snid Ix('('llIl'iX t)l' hPl I to 'Ill'V, l(Ib(-'rt
L. Sllyd(q' al lh,' address b(,h,w stah'd.
and fih' 1}w sam, wilh th(' ('h,rk t)l"
Sllid (N,llrl. [og,q hl'l' with |)I'OOf of
Stl('h St'l'Vi('l', V,'Jlhill SiX IIIOllth. a|l(q'
lh(' (lab, of first I)ut)ti('alh)n )f" Ibis
ll()li{'t', or lhe SalllO will hv barr(,d.
])ATE ()f IllSl I)abii('ath,ll: Atlgtlsl 2,
1962.
PFIYLLIS C, BROWN
Star Rout(, 1. Box 65A
Sill']toll. WashillN1 illl
ROBERT L. SNYDER
A[tf)l'llt'y a[ Iaa%v
1')5 l North 51h
Shelt(m Washington.
g/2-9-16-23-,lt
.....................
NO. :€:;81)
NOTICE TI) ('ltF.l)l'ron.
IN TIlE SUf:q, IBAO1% COUIT ()IV THE
STATE OF "vVASHINGT()N 1rill{
MASON COUNTY
In 111(, Matt,,r or tll(' Estate of
SAMUEL G. (2RITCI]IVIELD. D,q'(,aso
Ruth M. Critcl)fiohl is the appointed
and qualified Adnlinistratrix of said
estate. All persolls bavillg clailll
against said det'eased are rt'quired
lo sor;'o the salllP ill duplicate. (hlly
verified. I)]l said AdIllill]sll'at rix I)r
her a[IOl'llOy. Robert L. Sllydo ' al
U)e address below stated, alld file
the san)l, with the Clt,rk of said
Collrt. logo[her wilh ])r(,of (/1" su('b
servic,L within SiX )lll)llllls lll'l('l' the
date (,f first ptlb]icatioa of thls llOtl('e.
or the same will l)o barred.
DATE of first l)ublica[ion: July 26.
1962.
RUTH M. CRITCHF[ELI)
Ad)uinist rl)l fix
T{.,,uI,, I. Box 2S6
S}Iol [Oll. Wash[ IiR't on,
][{OBEtT L. SNYDEB
Attorney at Law
125fi N', 5th
Sheltan. Washington.
7/26 8/2-9-16 4t
NOTICE OF %%'ATER RIGllT
AI'PLICATI()N NO. 1'3,18
STATE OF WASHINGTON. OIVFICE
ely SUPERVISOR OF WATER RE-
SOURCES. OLYMPIA
TAKE NOTICE:
That ANTHONY and REGINA A.
HANNAN (It P, renlerton. Washingt(m,
on Jun(, 18 1962. filed application tor
permit to divert tlle public waters of
an lllllUlllled Silting, ill the alllOUIlt Of
0.01 of a second-foot, subje(t to exist-
ing rights, continuously each year for
the ])urpo.ue OI doloestic SllDp 3" that
tho approximate p,in| of div(,rs on s
loeated within E.! SW':' SW', of
See,ion 9, Townshil) 23N.. Range :1
W..W.M.. in Mason County.
Any objections IIItlSt be accompanied
by a two dollar ($2.00) recording fee
and filed with the State,Supervisor of
Water Resources witlffn thi 'Iv (30)
days fronl August 9. 1962.
Witness lily halld alld offi(qal seal
this 25th day of Ju))e. 1962.
M. G. WALKER
Slate Supervis(,r
of Water R(source,
8/2-9-21
Between 1860 and 1865, Federal
expenditures
times,
(/ua]i fled Executor
]{lll'y St(!warl Put('
persons havillg
dtceascd ll)llS[
verified in duplic
v(lllch(q,s
or his ',llt(t')l('y
l|o/IStt,n, lind file s
wilh iH'oof of
of said Colll't
12 July 1.962, or
snh, d and filed w
ROY A.
ExeC
Aber
B. FRANKLIN It:
Attorney and
Angle 13hlg.,
N()T1CE
liE(;
NOTICE IS
(he Resist valioS
V()ting Pr,,ci)lcts
the Ci/y (,f Slu'l
(.)RIGINAL
12. 1962, and
day folh,wing
tion. io h('
b('r 11, 1962. SpeC
S( I1 C(,ll)lty Coll
ri.l N(). 311
Proi(','ti(,Ii
I1' COI1CPI't wit]l
HOWEVER.
Iliaill Ol)tql [0
lhl'oUgh Aug(Is
DATED this
C. NOLAN
Auditor &
Mast)l]
Please Rogisl
yOlll' Pro(.i nc.t
I¢(,gis/ralJon
l're{!illet
Airl)ort ..................
AIIyn ............................
A r('a (] i a
elfair No. i ..........
Eolfnir No. 2
Bt,lfnir No. 3
Capitol Ilill
Capitol Hill
C]oqualhm)
Daytoll
Eells .............................
CJ l.a])(vlow ..................
Harstine
H oodsl)ort
Isabella .......................... :
Kanlileho ......................
Kanlih:ho 2
Lilliwaup ......................
Ma[h)ek .......................
Mill(!)' . .........................
Mi]l Croci( ...............
Ml. Viow ......................
Northside
Picketing
Potlatch .....................
Satsol) ........................
Sk()k(llllish ................
Tahllya
IJlli,)ll
W(,stsido
Shollon City
Our duty is
mereased by 20 according to
c6rding" to our
Mary Baker Eddy
Temporary Performaneeof
Proposed Amendment to
State Constitution
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6,
] Office of Victor A,
Secretary of State, State
To Whom It May Concern:
In obedience to the State Constitution, and the
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter
hereby published for the consideration of the
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the
the said state, as follows:
OFFICIAL BALLOT T!
House Joint Resolution No. 6
TEMPORARY PERFORMANCE OF
DUTIES
Shall Article IV of the State Constitution
by adding a new section providing t]
sary for tile prompt and orderly
justice a majority of the SUl)renle'court is
to authorize judges or retired judges
record in this state to perform,
duties in the supreme court, and to
super!or court judge to perform judicit
superior court of this state?
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and House of
of the State of Washington in legislative session
THAT, At the general election to be held in
the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
1962, there shall be submitted lo the qualified
state, for their approval and ratification, or
ment to Article IV of the Constitution of the state
by adding thereto a new section to be
of Article IV, which shall read as follows:
Section 2(a). When necessary for the
adminish'ation of justice a
9jnpowered to authorize or retired
record of this state, to perform, tern
the Supreme Court, and to authorize
t_o perform judicial duties in
Be It Furtller Resolved, That the
shall cause the foregoing constitutional amcndm'
lished for at least three months next preceding
some weekly newspaper, in every C0Bnly wlcre
is published throughout the state.
Passed the Senate March 9. 1961. Passed th(
JOHN A. CHERBERG, JoHN
President oJ tlze Senate.
EXPLANATORY COM2VIENT
All words underscored do not appear
Constitution as it is now written but will
this amendment is adopted.
I, Victor A, Meyers, Secretary of State of the
tngton, hereby certify that the above is a full,
copy of House Joint Resolution No. 6, passed
ture of the State o£ Washington at its
as appears from the original of said Joint
in my office.
witness My Handand the Seal of the state of
this 1st day of August, 1962.
vicTo l
A Legal Publication
From te Office of :,t ...;
2, 1962
In §ores
Just how mobile
Mason County ?
have been lie-
houses for more
figures just re-
local
more likely o move
re those in other
States. Local-
in one house
brought out in
)artlnent's re-
of the popu-
on data col-
Bureau in
some 6,900 rest-
County were in
at that time,
living in five
in the
below the age
had not had
to choose new
of the movers,
already been
within the local
3,017, had liv-
1955 and are
however, for
moved away in
shows that, for
living in Mason
residence
47 percent
that found
nited States, the
percent.
57 per-
in the State
percent.
le to go from
are many
Some cases it is
job opportuni-
is brought
economic or bus-
:es, good or bad.
account for
City resi-
for the sub-.
the suburbs de-
Urban life. Faro-
or Smaller and
go up or down
is found, live
the one house.
only 650 resi-
the over-five
Still occupying
By
er$
arrested by
s officers
yd M. Martin,
,onald L. Byers,
Robert
Gor-
no perator's lic-
lI. oward, drunk
pictures, is a
Reynolds
Restrictions
Amen,
State Con00
:he Voted on NOV
! ,,
Offlo
' "' Secretary
o
May Concern:
to the State Consti
Legislature here
the eonsiderat
the Proposed amen
BALI
: )
'e,
enate Joint Res0
HING RESI
:'' LAND OWN]
restr
the State of
removed by r
by Amen
By the Senate a
,.ton in leg]:
" general ,election t
the first
to the q
r rejection, the
Of the Sh
II and Amen€
of the ,'
[ther Resolved, Th;
COnstitutional
t prece
eounty in the sl
1961, p
the House.
Secretary o
that the abo
Resolution :
of Washington a
Original of said
and the Seal
1962.