The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-03-15
In Superior Court.

Superior Court convened in regular
session, Hon. Mason Irwin presiding;
present, Sheriff, Clerk aud local bar
w. r. Stewart appointed bailiff for
term.
Rory McCrilnmin was admitted to
full citizenship.
| Judgment by default granted il
following cases: E. r. Bailey VS. Geo
| Morash, ct Tx and John Larock;
Betsy c. P. Cole VS. Herman Wal
lace, ct al.
Petition of County Commissioners
for extra services allowed.
Matter of Bank of British Column
bia VS. w. S. r. r. petition of Dan.
Mcdonald for wages, and order was
made directing Receiver w. S. Ry. Co
to pay same out of first earnings of
the road.
In the matter of sufficiency Of
Treasurer's bond, appeal from Com
| mlssioners Court, c. w. Hartman ap-
pearing for Commissioners and H. S
Tremper and w. H. Kneeland for
petitioners. Motion of Hartman to
dismiss, argued by parties and taken
under advisement.
| Case was dismissed for want of iur
isdiction.
State VS. Mrs. Louisa Davis, appeal
from Justice Court Motion to dis
miss was denied and defendant order
ed discharged. Pros. Attny. filed
bill of exceptions.
| Wash. Natl. Building, L. & I. ASS.
VS. John M. Kneeland. ct Tx, foreclos-
ure. Motion to quash by defendant
was overru1ed.
| Solicitors Loan & Trust Co, VS. John
Bowman, ct INK, foreclosure. judy
1nent by default allowed.
American Freehold L. M. CO. VS.
G. w. c Kennedy, and Canadian &
American M. & T. Co. VS. Jonathan
c. Smith, sales under foreclosure, con-
| firmed.
Estate of L. McPhai1, Mrs. Maggie
McPhail was appointed administrative
also guardian minor heirs.
Order appointing appraisers for es-
tate of James Berry. Thos. Bordeaux
]. D. Riley and w. R. Lott.
County of Mason VS.. Sol. G. Si,np-
son, suit for delinquent road taxes
demurrer to complaint sustained, leave
given plaintiff to amend.
Eugene A Reddish VS.. Geo. w.
Smith, foreclosure, continued until
May term.
Estate of D. w. Roderick. on petition
of widow, certain real estate and per-
sonal property was set apart for her
homestead.
L. J. MORRISON, Clerk.
Frank Mossman brought over a big
foot cougar, captured near Chap
mans Cove, after an exciting chase
Sunday. Frank first shot the amin
on the ground, and received several
scratches before the cougar was finally
dispatched. The carcass was sold to
Tacoma party who will have it tanned
and mounted for a rug. Mrs. Moss
man will spend the summer visiting
relatives near Portland and Frank
will devote the season to huntinp
having already been engaged to take
out two hunting parties He has prob
ably killed more cougars than any
hunter in this country and expects to
capture great many more before he
finds his match
"Huntley's Code" is compilation
of the Code of 1881, Hills aud the later
cession laws, and is very complete
authentic book of our state laws, in
concise shape for convenient reference
by Justices and others. It is really
better than Hills Code and sells at
less than half price, $3.50. Call at
JOURNAL Office and see copy.
ST. BARNABAS CHURcH.-Third Sun
day in Lent March 18th. Mathis.
Ante Communion Office and Addresses
at II a. m. Evensong, Solemn Litany,
and Lenteu Penitentia1 Office at 7:3O.
During the season of Lent there is a
special service on Wednesday evening
\ at 8 p. m consisting of Litany and ad-
dress. All are warmly invited.
ARTHUR GRIFFIN
Missionary in Charge.
i Members of the W.C.T.U. will please
take nstice that the regular meeting
on Saturday afternoon will be held in
! the Methodist Church. A full attend
ance is requested
Il BY order of Executive.
i Two pair of fine crochet ladies slip
pers have been left in this Office for
sale. They are durable and just what
ladies want for house wear.