The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-06-22
In Superior Court.


day June 49, Hon Mason Irwin presid-
ing. Present Bailif c. ". Leake
Clerk and Messrs. Root, Hartman
Tremper and Sigh.
Applications for Judgment was
made by Co. Trt asurer for delinquent
taxes for the year 1891. After hear
ing said application was granted and
sale ordered for the 3rd day of Sep
TENDER, 1894.
In re qualification Of sureties on
stay-bonds in causes Nos. SOB and $40.
the Court decided that they were not
disqualified by reason of their having
been surety on appeal prior to judg-
ment rendered against them and
therefore bonds to stay execution
were approved and filed.
Mrs. VIM. Crunnley vs. D. L. Freder-
icks ct al No. $40, demurrer to answer
was overruled and plaintiff allowed
statutory time to reply.
J. E. Sigh VS. Jas. McReavy ct al,
came on for hearing on notice, defen-
dants not appearing, motion to quasll
denied, demurrers overruIed and the
matter referred to c. ". Hartman as
as referee, to report his findings and
conclusions Of law not later than
Sept 4, 1894.
Cora Young vs. Joseph Bordeaux,
cause argued by the respective Coun-
sci on motion for new trial said
was by the Court denied.
Robert W. Lee, Lachlan McPhail
and John Bowman were, after due
examination by the Court, admitted 10
full citizenship.
Recess taken until , p. NJ, at which
time Court reconvened
In re estate of Robt. G. FARRELL
deceased. application was made by
Mrs Philena FARRELL, widow Of said
deceased, for letters of Adninistra-
ton with the will annexed, and after
proper proof was made said applica-
ton was granted and her bonds fxed
in the SLIM Of 5000.
Mason Mortgage Loan Company VS.
The Shelton Southwestern Railroad
Co., cause heard on petition Of credi-
tors and an order was tl1ereupon ln1dc
that the Receiver of said r. X. Co,
should render full quarterly report
on Or before July is, 1894,
Judgment was rendered III cause 501
No further business, court adjourn
ed. W. H. NJ. DUNBAR, Clerk.
PHILOSOPHICAL. LECTURE-Mrs. Frank
B1odgett, will visit Shelton, accompa-
MED by Countess Waclltnleister, and
lecture in Kneeland Hall OH Saturday
and Sunday evenings next. on theo-
sophical topics. A branch society
will also be organized at John Knee
lands hotel on Sunday afternoon at
1 o'clock, while the disciples are III
Shelton. The Countess was an init
mate friend and follower of Madame
Blavatsky, is much interested in the
new doctrine, and goes about preach
ing the higher truths, which all theo-
sophists claim for the doctrine, spirit
ualism being a part Of the belief. a
children Lyceum or Sunday School
was organized at John Kneeland's
last Sunday, with about sixteen pre-
sent The School is secular and en-
tirely non-sectarian, and the lessons
consist of geological, botanical and
other studies from nature-in fact it
is a Sunday School without any re1i-
gion.
A. 0. U. W.-Shelton Lodge No. 81,
elected the following officers for the
new term at its meeting last Saturday
night: w Hall, VI W: i F Drolet,
| Foreman; P Butts, Overseer; L J
Morrison, Recorder; L K Munson,
Receiver; Will Bauer, Financier; C c
Angle, Guide; W r Lott and Leo
Anderson, Watchnen. After July 1st
the meetings will be held on the first
and third Mondays Of each month.