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(if' SiX tlOl" ('('ll|-
"i(h:d. Thai any
full lavi0nl ,'
l S{Illl )I'V I'OS
,hlin (ll,od. Tho
Family Picnic
,atson, Abor,h,en, <'pe}'ding this week "vacationing I
BUnday at: their ]'ere at t:he home (if Mr. and Mrs.
i ho.e for., ,.<.,p ',..',k Cool)e,'. , I
Jhe day was ST)eat Mr 'rod Mrs t-teary t.:nappell
byate," skiing'. 'Wet- and M( :rod :Irs. Wini'am Wright
;bad lip to six ski- were weekend guests ill Spanaway
uaat and it was "l :t the home of the William Wright,
BHELTON--IAS0 C0 ZOLrRIAI5 -- PuIslie/hi "OtstY,sOtt, 7.9.X., 85elton Wmstlnd,
Hosts For Young People
]and, Idaho.
APPARENTLY the Indian snm-
mer weather kept most of the
members of the Lake Nahwatzel
Vohmteer Fire Department at
home as only a very few attended
the annual meeting Sunday AI
Tupper, new owner of the Resort,
was elected president, Clifford
Legal Publ!cations '
NO'PICE OF lllqARTNG
ON MANON COUNTY liUDGIT
N()TICE IS I-IEBF, IY GIVEN. that
tile (7. Ollllliissionors Of {ason Cotlnty
lmvo cmnl)h'ted an:l l)laved (m rile
theil' H'el Jlllina r.v budgeI I'( If' Mason
County I'o1" ltlo fisval year of 1963, a
eo)y o which will be furnished any
citizen w m w 1 call at this office for
FIIIInc.
NOTICI.] IS FURTHER GIVEN that
this Board will meet at the Courthouse
in Sbellon (in the 1st day of October,
1962. ai the hour of 1:30 I).m., for tile
ii
Legal Publications
........ i . ii ..... , i
summons, to wit. wiihiu sixty (60)
days afloF tile 23rd day of August,
1962. ln(l defend Ahe above entitled
a(qion, in the above entitled court,
and answer the comphdnt uf the
p)aintiff, and serve tt COI)Y of your
allsWor tlpon th( Ull(tcl'sJgnod atlot'ney
at | is of rice behw s|.a|l(l and ill
case of yOl.ll' fuihlr( SO lo d(), jlldgulent
will I)e rtlld*l't!d against .yell accol'ding
to tile dell|and or lhe Ct)lllllItlillt, which
has I)(!ctl fih,d wilh tile clerk of said
court.
Thai the Cause of action herein is
i I i i ii I i i i
Legal Publications
................ , ........ - .......... ,,. ,, ,L ....... ...... ,
NOTrci,: oF tWDV, E HEatt(
Notice is hereby given that the
oard of CommisMonors (if Public Uttl-
ity District No. ;l of Mason County.
Washfngtoa, have prel)ared a budget
for tie year 1,()63 and that a final
hearing oa i;he I)rOl)()sed budget will
be held in tim i)ffi(:es of the District
Ill hird and Ci)ht streets. Shelton,
Washington, at 1:00 p.m. October 1,
] 962.
T. W. WERE, Secretary
9/13 and 9/27 2t
NOTI(!E OF hill)GEl? Ill,'ARINfi
,nhlinin;z l imh(T rt'l)()rl and wtilioa }ii)::, ,a?.the yotlngaters
(,rials is l)rl)hih- asking lilt, (h)ili'l to dl I
in e, qm)ving pr()v(' said final re} i }Fell and'dipped ;is
('" (.I'! rl the Lake There
'" " '" " ' " ' $iI Water skiiv.g on
.ands, Illltil ll/e I ( il ii ( the
the
/mo
t'cha.o lu'icc has NOTICI'] IS l PIIRTH
t
fh'st
su,d. Faid f nd "ci)o)'l aad sat lnally bellil/d
iribulion will lie hea'!
S'I t' t '' Ili:] at
0'chick ill tit(' fol'0ll0L
l•lil,IIl ill ih(' Court 14(
l .ls l'e made .#,:
iOli, (d' oils. g•a,- L: ' Albert Northey,
,,<.a> ;,r
. It Ii¢( to {;', ",,r ,,•(;l,tt$iil 1 .... '. ii "
• "" • ' " . ' ':":Iil ' ) lvtaLIocl¢ and
lllld IIl'S(l\\;'aliiillS .Vlls]llligIoll a lJ " )
10umai Want 0000:000ope, ;,
'' '-:' ..... 'iaSide, Ore. early
........ -- ---dg°i'aing to attend
triers: /?/ereasl/00g0000llpnvention being
e00ur°°d to 00l,o
ed Amendment to th
lncreastn00 Levy Periods'
tate (:onstitution
00ted on NOVEMBER 6,
lJJll IIII LtJ I •
Office of Victor A. M eyp
• Secretary of State, State of v
' Concern/
the State Constitution, and the 3olrit
Legislature hereinafter referred
for the consideration of the voters
le proposed amendment to the
follows: : ;ii
FFICIAL BALLOT TITL
te Senate Joint Resolution No. J
SCHOOL DISTRICTS:
',REASING LEVY PERIODS
te Constitution be amended
voters to authorize tax
limit at a specified maximum
[or operations and/or
n or propositions be a
ljority, and the nnmber
lutes not less than forty
e last preceding general
, By the Senate and House of
'ashington in legislative session
general election to be held in this
;ucceeding the first Monday in NoW
)mitted to the quallYied electors
and ratification, or rejection, an
on 2 as amended by
e State of Washington, by
.signated as subsection (d)
subsection (d).
nd in the manner in this sub,,
or levies at a
y. be authorized at anl
)f years not in excess of four
for a le
roposition therefor has beet
st three-fifths of the electors
the number of persons yetis
te not less than fort
.'ast at the
any tax levy is authorized
subsection
mine annually thereafter
authorized or levies for
the for
)f each tax lev so authorize[
.quired to produce the
t.
)ositions to
operations or )ital
electors of a school district
be submitted not more than
Jr. faniily. Mrs. Wright stayed
over for a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bleekcr had
as their drep-in guests last Thin's-
day ewming. Mr. mid Mrs. Lee:
l)a wsou.
Mrs. Lee Dawson was a Wednes-
day overnighL guest in Seatl:le at
the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Pig'g'. Thursd'ty morning she
had the pleastu'e of accompanying
her youngest grandson, lffiltlt'y, to
school for his first day in the first
grade.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ford vis-
ited Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Crapeau at the home
llear the Hatchery.
Snnday overnight guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hansen and the latter's mother,
Mrs. E. Kroffitt, were Mr. and
Mrs. Banko Thyme and Mr. and
M['S. Ralph Mitchell, all o£ Fruit-
Amendment to the J
Constitutioa
On NOVEMBER 6, 196Z
, Offi! of Vfetoi &, MeyeI, --,
,' 8Iretar of State, Stale of Washln(li0111
00.eer= • i
to the State (nstltutto zad the 3olnt Resoh
Legislature hereinafter referred to, there is
the consideration of the voters of the Stat
the proposed amendment to the ¢on6titutlon ol
tl follow
IAL BALLOT TITL
House Joint Resolution No. 1
CITIES, TOWNS)
LEVY PERIODS
Constitution be amended to permit
voters to authorize tax levies in excess
limit at a specified nlaximum rata for
capital outlay, if the prbposition or
approved by a three-fifths majority
of voters voting thereon constitutes
percent of the votes east at the last
election in such city or town?
i
By the Senate and House of Representativel
,ton in legislative..session assembled:
eI¢tion to be hId In this stat on the
feeding the first Monday in November, 1962,
to the qualified electors of the" state,
and .ratification, or rejection, an amendment
2 as amended by Amendment 17, of the
State of Washington, by adding thereto a
designated as subsection ( ) which shall read
subsection or
in the manner in this subsection
)ecified maximum rate for each ,ear
any single election for a specified number
of four years for a levy for capital outla,
therefor has been approved by a malority
ths of the electors voting thereon at which
)ersons voting on the proposition shall
,ercentum "of the total number of
election in such city ,or i
is authorized pursuant to the provisions
of the or town shal
thereafter the amount of funds required,
or levies of the city oF town for capital
the limits of each tax Ievy so authorize d
at the rate required to produce the amoun
as at
to authorize dditional taX}
be submitted to electors of
election hether called for this
be submitted.
l submit to the electorate
)roposition to authorize
for an3
)roved a
:ion 1'or the same
ne submit to the electorate
prior authQrization, a ne
(1) That the
authorization will be ade(
ions of the district
that the
supersede the authori
come effective until the fir'
of the election at which
)ecified in this subsection
ecified in
ed, That the secretary of state sl
anal amendment to be l;
.receding the election in a weekly
'the state in which such a
roll submit to the electorate upon aulhorlt.
to authorize additional levies
'ear for which such electors have, -
under the auth0rit ' of this sub Z
)ose. A or town ma 7 however at,
electorate a" proposRion to substitute
a new authorization for the same
authorized
will be adequate to fulfill all eono
or town incurred by reason of
the substitute proposition shall.
prior authorization and by its terms
until the first tax levy year following
at which it was authorized and then be
authorized b tle superseded author-
in this subsection shall be deeme
in this section.
That the secretary of state shall cause the
amendment to be published for at least
Preceding the election in a weekly newspaper
In the state In which such a newspaper is
eh 10, 11. " Passed
BERG, JOHN L.
f the Senate.
PLANATORY COMMENT ,
nderscored do not appear in etlr t
It is now written but will be p#t
Is adopted,
----
ers Secre ar of the slat
, t y State of d c.
fy that the above is a full, true :(1 I#J
enate Joint Resolution No. 1, P.¢,se
• TIIIp #*"
State of Washington at its ,ittt¢ L :
from the original of said S bs
file in my office. .$#tPI
d and the Seal at the State of
gust, 1962.
on ( VICTOg .
passed the Senate March Sl. llll.
JOHN A, CHERBERG,
President 05 the Sea.
XPLANATOEY COMMENT
adereored do not appear In Our Stete
It is now written but will be put in it
I adopted.
Secretary of State of the State of Wash*
that the above is a full, true and correct
I'Iouse Joint Resolution No. 1, passed by the
State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh
from the origlnal'of said Substitute Joint
file In my office.
and the Seal of the State of Washlngtmt
1962.
Reeves, vice president; Lawrence
Hansen, secretary-treasurer; and
Clifford Ford, Amel Tveit and Lee
Dawson, trustees for the coming
year. The first Tuesday evening el
each month will be the meeting
night for the officers. Let's not
lose interest iu our worthwhile
project, neighbors, as the enemy
"Fire" can strike anyone and any-
where at any time.
$,RA-Vi0!ai0-00
Fine, Jail Sen!ence
John E. Hubhard as fined $100,
assessed costs of $2.50 and sent-
enced to serve 10 days in jail on
weekends on a charge of violation
of the Safety Responsibility Act
il; Shelton [;alice Court Monday
night before Justice Rolla Hal-
bert.
Other cases on the docket were
William Bacldund, drunk in pub-
lic, three days in jail; Richard
J. Anderson, disorderly conduct,
15 forfeit; Robert. C. Olson, dis-
orderly conduct, dismissed; Orin
S. Baumbaugh, speeding, $10 fine
and Gary L. Cakes, no arterial
stop, $10 forfeit.
Try A Journal Want Ad
i)urpos( of fixing the final budgei.
;llid any laxl)ityer nl,ly al)llear at said
ll(,ttl'ing and b(" tleard for or aa)nst
t:ny luu't of said budget.
DATED at Sholton. Washington thls
dlh day of Sr, ptembor, 1962,
t'I()al'd (ll' C(lunly Conllll]ssioners
()|' :lSl)ll Cotlll|y, Wash[IlK[on.
C. NOLAN MASON
':iSOll C()lUlty Auditor nnd Ex-
Oflicio Clerk (if lhc Board.
9/13-20 2t
NOTICE OF
B[IDGET nEAltIN(:
Notice is tmr(dw given that the
C(inlnlisSi(iners O .fSOll Cotlnly Fire
1)islricl No. 3 at Gralleview, Wash-
illgh)n llave conipleted their prclimi-
nary ])u(lget for the fiscal year 1.98.
The board of Commissioners of said
fire district wilt moot at 8 p.m. at tile
Gral)oview Fire Hall on Sel)lember
2d, Lq62 fop the t)urposc of fixing and
a(h)l)ting :mid budget, Any taxpayer
}) ty al)pcar at tile above nnntioned
thlle and I)lace and b( beard for or
against any part of said budget.
Dated at Grapevicw, Washington,
this Mxtb day of Sci)tember, ]963.
ARTHUR F. ZEHE. Secretary.
9/13-20 2t
NO. 8264
SUMMONS I|Y PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O]P TIIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
REVEL W. MISSMER. Plaintiff,
VS.
MARIAN REINBOLD MISSMER.
Defendan
STATE OF WASHINGTON TO THE
SAID MARIAN REINBOLD MISS-
MER. DEFENDANT"
You are hereby sumnloned to ap-
pear within sixty (60) days after the
date of the first publicatian of this
Qualifieatlons of Voters
I i
Proposed Amendment to the
State (onstitution
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962
Offies of VI A. Mey ""
IIa'etar¥ at State, State of Washlngto
o Wem It MaY Concerto
In obedience to the State Constitution, and the Joint Resolu*
t/on of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there Is
hereby published for the consideration of the vots of the State
of Washington, the proposed smendmet to the constitution of
the said state, as followsl
, OFFICIAL BALLOT TITL------------=
/
House Joint Resolution No. 19 (
/
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTER
Shall Article VI, Section ! of the State Constitution
relating to qualifications of voters be amended to
reduce the periods of state and county residence re-
quired for voting at all elections; eliminate 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?
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representatives
Ot 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 and ratification, or rejection, amend-
ments to Article VI of the Constitution of the State of Wash-
ington by amending section 1 thereof and by adding a new
section thereto to be known as section 1A, 8o that 8aid section
will read 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
United States; they shall have lived in the state ((ea yes, e))
six months, and in the county,_ ((dadmet i-th¢))
city, town, ward or precinct thirty days immediately preceding
the election at which they offer to vote; they shall bb, able to
read and speak the English language: ((IXCV:DD,-RWrrt
m6 tared be the franchisa;
F-)) PROVIDED, That this amendment shall not
affect the rights of franchise of any person who is now a qualio
fled 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 provisions of this section. There shall be no
denial of the elective franchise at any election on account of sex,
Article VI, section 15,. In consideration of those citizens o
the United States who become residents of the state'of Vashtng-
ton during the year of a presidential election with the intention
)f making this state their permanent residence t this section i
for the purpose of authorizin such personsr who can meet all
_ualiflcations fr votin as set forth in section 1 of this Articlo
except for residence) to vote for presidential electors .or nn
the office of President and Vice-President of the United States 1
as the case may be, but
. no other, provided, that tich persons
" ave resided in the state at least sixty days immediately, preced,;
ag the presidential eiection concerned. -
The legislature shall establish the timel manner and plac
f_or'-such persons to cast such presidential ballots.
And Be It Further Resolved, That the secretary of
state shall cause the foregoing constitutional amendments 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.
P$$$edtheNSeateeFebru_ary 22, 1961 Passed the House Februsr¥ I0, ltlL
. - .......... Speaker o$ iha Hous
EXPLANATORY COMMENT
t All Words enclosed in double parentheses and lined
Ihrough are in our 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 pat in it this amendment is sdopted*
I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State ef Wash.
lngton, hereby certify that the above is a full, 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 Hand and the Seat of the State of Washington)
thls Ist day of August, 1962.
[]
for It divorce between tile parties
I),I)ovo llllllIO(i whl# l'(!ill l)llltllt i l'] • and
(l(tITtlldllll. liave It% ed Si!llal'ale and
apart for more ttlan five yeal's lalt
past.
,IOHN C. RAGAN
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office & Post Office Address:
I3ell Building
]21 South Fourth Sh'eet
Shcltt)n, Washington
8/23-30 9/6-13-20-27 6t
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NOTICE ()1 ' III]I)GET IIEARING
The Ci)nmfissioners of Mason County
Fire District No. 2 having approved
1he prelinlhiary budget for ],lRi;I will
meet September 25, 1962, at the Bel-
fair Fire Hall. 7:00 p.m., for final ap-
tHoval. Any interostod voters in the
District are invited to attend.
IOWARD I. TRAMMELL,
Secretary Mason County Fire
District No. 2
P.O. Box ]26
]elfair. Washington
9/I3-20 2t
NOTICIL' IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tli( Board of Coniinissioners of the
tort (,f l-toods])ort have conlploted all(
placed on file theh' prelhninary Bu, lgel
for the fiscal year 1963 and that th
• Eoard of Port District Commissioners
will meet at Dick's Mobil Service Sta-
tH)n, Hoodsl)orl (')11 Oct. I, 1962 (Mun-
day) ul 7:30 p, nl. for the ptn'pose or
fixiag the final budget.
Any Taxpayer iilay appelLr at the
lmve mentioned time and place and
:be heard f.r or against any part or
said budget.
Dated at IIoodsport. Washington by
order of the Board.
II. E. LOCKWOOD, Socretary
9/13-20 2t
NO. 826I
SUMMONS BY I'UULICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE O1 WASHINGTON
FOR MASON COUNTY
DALLAS ELIZABETH SAVAGE,
Plaintiff,
vs.
ALVA T. SAVAGE,
Defendant.
NO. 3387
NOTICE TO CREDITOR
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT (iF THE
STATE OF WASItINGTON FOI
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of ED-
WARD KRABBENHOFT. Deceased.
Elizabeth Burzloff, is the appointed
tad qualified Administratrix of said
estate. All persons having elainlt
against said deceased are required to
serve the stone in duplicate, dfly ver-
ified, on said Admmistratrix or her
attorney, Robert L. Snyder at the
address below stated, and file the
same with the Clerk of' said Court,
together with proof of such service,
within six nlonths aftc, r the date of
first publication o£ this notice, or
the same will be barred.
DATE of first publication: August
23, ]962.
ELIZABETH BURZLOFF,
Administratrix
]309 2nd St.. S.E.
Puyallup, Washington
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
125b N. 5th
SImlton. Washington.
8/23-30 9/6-13 4t
STATE OF WASHINGTON TO THE
SAID ALVA T. SAVAGE, DEFEND-
ANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear
withiu sixty (60) days after the date
of the first publication of his summons°
to-wit, within sixty (60) days after
the 16th day of August, 1962 and dee
fend the above-entitled action in the
above-entitled court, and answer the
I complaint of the plaintiff, and rw
a copy of Your answer upon the tin der
signed at[orney at his office b!lg
stated; find in case of your failur s
to do, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the compla:int, which has been
filed with the clerk of said court.
That the cause of action herein is
for a divorce between the parties
above named wherein Plaintiff alleges
cruel treatment on the part at the
defendant.
(st GLENN El CORREA
..Attorney for Plaintiff
Offic'e and Post Office Address:
GLENN E. ,CORREA
ell Building
121 South Fourth Street
Shelton, Washington
8/16-23-80-9/6-13-20-6t
Pubti00on of i1
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Proposed Amendment to the]
State Constitution
to be voted on NOVEMBEI00 6, 1962
Office O Vicar A. M.eyers,
Secretary of State. Stat of WashinSm,
To Whom R On**rm
I
In obedience to the State Comtitutton, and t $olnt Rth
flon 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 ¢onstituttoa
the said state, as follows=
........ - OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE, ,
Senate oint Resolution No. P.
PUBLICATION OF PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
Shah Section 1, Article XXIII, of the State Consfltu.
tion requiring publication of the text of each proposed
constitutional amendment in a weekly, newspaper in
each county for threo months prior to the electron, be
amended so as to require only that notice of the pro-
posed cdnstitutional amendment be' published at least
four times during the four weeks preceding the ele¢.
tion in every legal newspaper in the state?
I I I I I
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representatlv
of the State of Washington in legislative session assembled:
THAT, At the general election to be held In th state on t
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November, 1961,
there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of the state fo
their approval and ratification, or rejection, an amendment tO
Article XXIII, section I of the Constitution of 'the Stats
Washington, to read'as foUow:
Article XXIII, see)ion 1. Any amendment or amendmel!tl tO
Constitution ma b proposed In either branch of tim
legislature; and it the same shall be agreed to by two-thir
ot themembers elected to each of the two bouse, such praPea
amendment or amendments shall be entered on thei ournak,
with the aye, and noes tron, and be submitted tO tl qualified
electors of the state !or their approval, at the next gerieri e|l-
t/on; and.it the people approve an d ratify such amendment r
amendments, by it maJo,r{ty of the; electors taming thlieol,/th!l
same shall become part of this Constitution, and proclamati0
thereof shall be made by the governor: PROVIDED, That M
more an one rae.dment be submitted, be, shall lle.
mitted in such a manner that the people may vote for or against
such amendments separately. Tho legislature shall also cau
notice of the amendments that are to be submitted to the peoplt
'to be published (( 4ee ba, ee tk
.eleeti l a weel in ,ty wbe a
twepepee is. 4br-.eut 4ke Melt)) at .least four
times durin the four weeks next precedin the eleet!0n i
every legal newspaper i n the tate: POVIEDt. That failu
f any newspaper to' publish this notieeshall .not ,he Interpreted
as affecting the outcome of the lection.
__- ± . _
Be It Fur/)her Resolved, That the secretary of state shall
cause the foregoing constitutional 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 new
paper ts pubh.'shed.
assed the House March 8, 19 Paed the SenattIebBr J, 19,
JOB-N L. O'BRIEN, JOHN A. CIRBF.,RG,
• peakr o$ the Hout. Prek o3 l lsnaN.
lSXPLANATORY COMMENT i"
words enclosed in doubl# parentheses
rough are in our State Constitution at the l'esent
are being taken out by this amendment. &ll worl under
mored do not appear in the State Constitution as it Is
mow written but will be put in it ImmIm. ent is
Maple&
I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Was
Igton, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and correel
copy of Senate Joint Resolution No. 25, passed by the Legislature
of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh Session, as
!ppears from the original of said Joint Resolution now oa
in my office.
Witness My Hand and the Seal o/ the,Stato of
zst da at u 962.
I
• i i u = ! ,
Legal Publictmns ] Le$al Publications
NO. :13119 , I NO. 3339
NOTICF TO CRI,:DIOIIS I NOTICE OF IIEARING
" - t FINAL REl'Olt'l AND PI'TITION
IN THE SUI ERIOR (.OI RT OF THE I w,,,* ,st,,,D,,,*,,.,,i..
r ,e, a ") *!*v a., I sis)*, • i.e
STATE OF WASHINGION I(.R , , ," a ,
,. ott.m,v . PnaTE ] IN 'IHE SUPLRIOR COURT OP THE
,"'.'.'" :'2"V,'" .... , "'/, '7"'2 " ,. I STATE Ol" WASHINGTON li'()]:
In Lilt. vtatter o1' tno EslsIC ( [ | MA ")M • ........ "
, . . :. ' .,.,..or.. (2OUNTY
FRED J, PHILLIPS, Decensect. 1 Iu Lhe Matter of the Eslaio of
NOTICE !S HEREBY GIVEN that ANNA NELSON De, ceased,
tll undcrs gned ha. been a)l)olntcd Vh;tinia A,• (ilarri(,r, Exo(utrix (if
alld has qualiricd as the Exeeutrix said Eslato, lia. fli,,d witll said Cou['t
ol the Estalc of Fred J, Piiillips: de.- her final rellort and tictilion for dis-
ceased; that MI persons having c a sis trlbutkm, asking lira Court to settle
against said deceased are liereby re- said report, distribul,c the I)roperty
qtlired tt) serve lhe saute, duly veri-
fied, oil the undersigned Executrix
(il her ath)rney of record at the ad-
dress I)ehlw :dated and file the same
with the Clerk of the said court, to-
gether with proof of such service
within six nu:mths after Lhe date of
lirst publieaiioa of this notice or the
lallle wtll be blirred,
Date of firsl publication: Seplembcr
it, 1962.
MIRIAM S. PItILLIPS,
Executrix
Glenn E. Corraa '
Attorney for Estate
]t, lt Building
Shelton, Washington
9/6-13-20-27 4t
NO. 3391
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY ,
In 1he Matter of the Estate of EM-
MY C. PETERSON. deceased.
Axel Peterson is the appointed and
qualified Executor of said estate. All
pcrsons having claims against said
deceased are required it} swve the
same ia duplicate, duly verified, on
said Executor or his attorney, Rob-
eft L. Snyder. at tim address below
stated, and file the same with the
Clerk of said Courl, together with
proof of such service, within six
months after the, date c)f fh't publi-
cation of this notice, or the same will
be barred,
DATE of first publication: Septent-
ber 6, 1962.
AXEL PETERSON,
1912 Boundary
Sholton, Washington ,
Robert L. Snyder
At rney at Law
1 , North 5tit
ton. Washington,
9/6-13-20,27 4t
NO. S38S
NOTICE TO cHlt'F.DITOIIS
IN TI4E SUPERIOR COURT O THE
LRTATE OF WKSHIN@TON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
WILEY WILLIAM MAY,
Deceased.
Auda Zelvia May is Ute apl)ointed
and qualified Adminlstratrix o said
estate. All persons having clalnis
against said deceased are requh.ed to
sel e. ttte same in duplicate, duly veri-
fie . oh said AdmtRistratrix or her
attorney, Robert L, Snyder at tne
address below stated, and file the
same with the Clerk of said Court,
togethea, witi] pl,oof of such service.
within six montlm after €lie date of
flr publication of this notice, or the
mmm will be barred.
DATE of first publication: August
16, 1962.
AUDA ZELVIA MAY
Adminlstratrix
Route 2. Box 65
Shelton. Washington
ROBERT L. SNYDER
/ ttorney at Law
1 5 North 5th
elton, Washington
8/16-23-30-9/7-4t
tl, the ))el'sons thl.reto i.ntilied and
tc discharge sllid Exl.cutrtx. SIttd rc-
lmrt and p,gltlon will be heard on tbo
5th illiy of Or, toiler. 1962, at l(I a,nl,
in the Coul.troolu of said Colirt. in
tile Counly Courthouse al Shettori,
WsshingLoa.
DATED THIS dlh day of September.
]962.
IIARRY DEYETTE,
Ch,rk of the Superior Court.
by: Techht Vernlinioll
Deptlty Clnrk.
Robert L. Snydr
Aliorney at Law
125! N. 5th
Slwlton, Washington.
9/6-13-20-27 4t
NOTICI, OF %rATER RIGIIT
API'LICATION NO. 17459
STATE OF WASHINGTON. OFFICE
OF SUPERVISOR OF WATER REo
SOURCES, Olympia.
TAKE NOTICe:
That WESLEY E. ALDERSON of
Taconm. Washington on August 1G.
1962. filed application fur pernllt tO
divert the t)ubIir waters of an un=
named spriag tributary of Hood Canal,
i1, Ihe nlllount (if 0,01 second-foot,
subj('('t to (xtsting rights, continuous-
13" each year for the I)nrposc of do-
nmstic Supply that {he approximate
])oint of 0iversioli is located wlthln
SW,6 SWtl of Section 20. Township
2: N.. Range 3 W.. W. M., in Maim
County,
Any objections must be accompan-
ied by a Lwo dollar ($2,00) recording
fer, and filed wi, th the State Super-
visor of Water Resmlre, es wit]fin tlfirty
("30) days from Septeniber 13, 196,
Witness my hand and official seal
lhis 28th day of August, ]962.
M'. G+ WALKEI?.,
St:te Sapervisor of Water
iesources, 9/6-1B 2t
NO. 31191
NOTICE TO CIt'F,1DITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY (In Probate)
In the Martin" of the ]stale of
CORAL 'IffAR'VEY PALMER. Deceamd.
NOTICE IS I.IEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigncd, Dorothy I. Palmer,
has been appointed and has qualified
as Administratrlx of the estate of
Coral ttarvcy Palmer. d,eeased; and
lhat all persons having elainis against
the said deceased or the said estate
are hereby r(,quired to serve the SaIlle,
duly verified With the necessary rou-
t:hers attached upon tbe nnderslgned
Adminlstratrlx or her attorney of rec-
ord at tlie law office of R, Franklin
Houston. Angle Building. Sheiton.
Washington. add file such claims to-
gether with proof of service with the
Chrk of the,above entitled Court with-
in six (6) nlonths after the date of
the first publication of this notice, to-
wit: 13 Soplelllber 1962, or all cla|/ill
not so present0d and fih, d will be
forever barred.
DOROTHY I. PALMER
A dministratrix of the Estate of
Coral tbtrvey Palmer. Deceased.
Address :
Hoodsport. Wa,dlington.
B. Franklin Iteuston
Attorney for said Estate.
Angle Bldg.. Shelton. Wash.
9/13-20-27 I0/4 4t
Temporary Per?ormance'o? 3udkla! Duties
Proposed Amendment to the,
State Constitution
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 19600
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Offi of Victor L Me¥,
lletar¥ at State, 8tta of WMhingtt,
Te Whom It ill 0eneern,
In obedienca to ,the State Constitution, and the $oint Resoluo
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there is
hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the €onstltUtlon at
the laid state, as follows:
I OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE, I. _.,
House Joint Resolution No.
TEMPORABY PERF0]gMANCE OF SUDICIAL
DUTIES
Shall A!ttdl IV o! the Stato Constitution be amended
by adding a new section providing that when neces.
sary for the prompt and orderly administration of
justice a majority of the supreme.court is empowered
to authorize judges or retired judges of courts of
record jn this ste to perform, temporarily, judicial
duties in tlie supreme court , and to authorize any
superior court judge to perform judlcml duties in any
superior court 0f :this state?
L [
Be It lved, By )hi Senate and House of Reprentatlvol
ef ihe State 'of 'Wal!lngt0n in legislative session assembled:
THAT, At the geneetl election to be held In this !ta o.
the Tue$_da¥ next iuee[Ing the first Monday in N0v!ber,
1961, there shah be submitted to the qttallfied voters oir this
state, for their ipprovai and ratification, or rejection, an amend,
men) to Article IVof the Constitution of the State of WasMagton"
by adding thereto a new section to b0 nUmbared section 2(at
Of Article IV, _Which shaHread U follows:
ec![bn l(a). 4,Vhn necessary, for the prompt and r¢lerlF
tniinistrati0n at < J titice m a]or'i{ of the SUprei Court l,
em0wilrl f0 aiithSFIi#}fidges or retire Judges of courts of
lecltrd 0! this State) tp perform, temporarily, judicial duties, i,
the Supreme Court(and to auihorize any superior court_jug;:
to:perform judieta| 'duties in any superior coqrt qlf, i'tHi'i;§(iii
Be It Further Resolved, That the Secretary of star#
shah causo tho foregoing constitutional amendment to be pub-
lished for at lealt three months next preceding tha election, Ill
some weekly lWSpaper, in every county where • newspaper
Is published throughout the state.
IPalled the Senate March ,19SL Pa$hLH,Rilte,h $, ,Ml
• JOHN A. CHERBEG,
Pr¢ldsni ol thl $tnil Speaker o! €€ Houri,
gXPLANATORY COMMENT
AU wori underored de not appear in our State
Constitution as II Is ow written but will be put ia ff
tl amendment hi tdoted.
I, Victor A. MeYers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash.,
lngton, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and correct
copy of House Joint Resolution No. 6, passed by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh Session,
as appears from the original of said Joint Resolution now on flit
in my office.
Witness My Hand and the Seal of the State of Washlngtol
this 1st day of August, 1962.
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