, 1892-04-30
OUR TIDE LANDS.
Values Placed on Land in Olym-
pia's Harbor.

Who Will Have Prior Right to Pur-
chase--- Improvement Noted---
Applications May NOW be FILED.
Work of the board.
The local board of tide land appraisers
has concluded its work Of appraising the
tide lands in the Olympia harbor, and has
filed duplicate records and plats with the
state board Of equalization and the county
auditor.
There are, in all, 42O blocks of land, ap-
praised at the aggregate value of $116, ,24o.
In every case where there are improve
ments, they have been noted, with the
owner.
Applications for purchase may now be
filed with the commissioner of public
lands. These applications will be received
for period of 60 days, and no action will
be taken on them until that time expires.
0ne-tenth Of the appraised value must be
paid in cash, and the balance in nine an
nual payments. Of all this money, rs per
cent reVerts to a separate fund, for the i'm
provement of Olympias harbor
are given; ~ h
l. 10 owners of valuable improvements
In actual use for commerce or business,
made upon tide lands prior to March 26,
1890. -
2. To bona ide purchasers, or persons
claiming under such purchasers, to whom
owners OF abutting uplands have attempted
to convey by deed tide land in 'front.' ~
such abutting upland
3. 10 abutting upland owners,
4. 10 the general public. All applica-
tlons must be in writing.
The following values have been fixed an
lands on which are located improvements
l. z. Eills-Lot z, wharf $3.50; lot 3,
wharf and frame building, $3.50; lot 4,
west half Of armory, $3.50; lot 5, east half OF
frame warehouse, $500, all in block 651%.
J. q. Horr-Lot 6, Office and warehouse,
$500; lot I, shed, $500; lot 5, baggage ware
house; $500; lot 9, warehouse and wharf
$520; lot 10, warehouse and wharf, $500; ali
in block 6555
Forbes q Hayes 8, block &C. frame
saloon and restaurant, $500.
Wilson Y Shoecaaft-Lot 9, capped pill
ing, S560; lot 10, same, $500, all in block Sc
u. A. R.-Lot l, piling capped, $40: lot
2, same, $3.50; LOTS, same, $40; lot 4, same
$40, all in block so,
U. ID. Miller--Lot s, block so, two frame
houses, $3.50.
Westside Lumber company Fourth
STREE. property; lot l, office, lumber shed
wharf and warehouse, $3.50; lot Q. same
$500; lot 3, same, $3.50; lot 4, same, $3.50.
lot b. same, $500, all in block 81. Westside
property: All of block 375 mill, factory
and wharf, $110.
Charles Hadlan-Lot l. block 80, two
houses, $780,
B. r. Littlejohn--Lot 2. livery barn. $3.50
lot 3, wharf, $3.50, all in block 81.
I'll. l. MiLlard-Lot A, block 50, frame
house, $3.50.
George "A. Mottman-Lot S, frame house
$3.50; lot 6, warehouse, $475, all in block 50
y: Y. Reagh-Lot /, frame restaurant
$450i lot z, dwelling and carpenter shop
S4OOJ lot 4, cOrnlce works and dwelling S4O0
lot6, same, $425; lot 3, wharf and dwelling
$500; lot 10, wharf, 210; lot Ii, same, S220
lot ~. same, $3.50, all in block SO.
Robert Frost-Fractiona lots and 7
block 2, $175 each.
4. 3. Wychof-Lots and 8, block 2
n /. McKenny-Lots 7 and 8, block 3
coal wharf and office, 500 each.
y. II Corliss-Lot 10, block 3, row o
g, 8. Allen-Lo t /, piling and slab fiji
ing, 5000; lot I, lumber mill, 1925; lot s
lumber mill, $115.
Northern Pacific company-F FFactiona
blocks II and p, depot grounds, S7OOeach
fractional block 81, trestle, $3.50; fractiona
block 100, trestle, $50; fractional block 311
trestle, $50; fractional block 312 trestle
SIS; fractional block 314, trestle, $50.
William Billings-Lot /, frame building
$56oi 10 lot 2, capped piIing, $275, all ii
Port Townsend Southern company
Fractional block 344, piling, wharf and ole
depot, ~, 900; block 301, $40; block 3O4, $75
block 3l0, 30; lot2, $5; lot 8, SIS; lot 4, $25
lot 3, Sl5; lot 8, So, all in fractional bloch
54o; @ 1ot 2, $40; lot 10, $50; lot IL, $50: Ior
u, $40; lot 13, $50; lot IA, 800, all in frac
tional block Bis lot 1, $50; lots 3, s.
and Z, $50 each; lot 8, $50, in block 349
block $50, $500; block 354, fractional, S25
block 800, fractional, $50; block 356, frac
tlonal, S75; lots 1, 2, and 4 SIS each; lo
3, $8O, all in block 359 This property il
occupied by trestle work
The Schneider wharf and warehouse
property, block 364, is valued at $3.50, anC
the five lots on which the Tumwater bridge
rests are given value of $295.
WORK OF THE APPRAISERS.
The work has been long and tedious anG
the members of the board have exercised
their duties with care and impartiaIity, IL
such task cases must needs be where dis
satisfaction will arise, but in every in
stance the board which consists of Frank
Ruth, Francis Rotch and William Nc
Mlcken have endeavored to carry out thei]
work with degree of uniformity which i;
Gommendable. Should there be any who
teel aggrleYed they may have relief by an
peal TO the state board Of equalization, ba
with the care already exercised, there cal
pc put little cause for complaint.
District No. 12 school.
The report Of the school in district No