Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-08-27

Mary A. Shannon a. sole Ex-
eculrix of Geo. ID. shannon,
deceased, Robert Frost, Mary
L. Frost, A. ii. Chambers
Mary A Chambers,
Defendants.
The state Of Washington to the said Henry
W. lainherton and Margaret p. Lamberton CO.
partners, doiLS business under the name and
style of Winoua Deposit Bank, Defendants
above named:
You and each of you are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty N0 days after the date of
the first publication of this summons to-wit :.
within sixty days after the 18th day of August,
1897, and defend the above entitled action in the
above entitled court, and answer the complaint of
the plaintiffs, and serve copy of your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for plaintiffs. at
his Office below stated, and in of your failure
so 10 90, Judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand Of the complaint, which
has been filed with the Clerk of said Court,
The object of the above entitled action ia to
obtain judgment against the defendants, Ed
ward 1. Young and Josephine Young for
the sum of twenty three Thousand eight bun
dred seventy-fve and $500 (23, SIS. 565 dollars
and interest thereon upon two certain notes and
coupon interest notes given by them to the said
plaintiff bank and for tine costs of this action in
GLIDING an attorneys fee of nine hundred (sqOO)
dollars. and also to obtain decree establishing
and foreclosing two certain mortgages given BY
said last named defendants to said plaintiffs to
secure the payment of the Indebtedness and
costs above referred to, the first of which mort
Cages is recorded In Vol. NJ at page 267 and fol-
lowing, of the Mortgage Records in the office of
the Auditor OF Ihurston county, State of WASH
ington, and describes and mortgages the follow
ing lands in said Thurston county, to wit:
All of lots Nos. one ~ and two(2) of block No.
twelve l29 according TO the plat of the town
(nOw city, OF Olympia, filed February 2sth.
1870, by Edmund Sylvester, and recorded ON
page II of Vol one ~ of the Plat Records of
Thurston county, State of Washington. save and
excepting from said lots Nos. one ~ and two (2)
the following tract of ground, to wit:
Commencing at the southwest corner of said
lot No. one ID and running thence easterly par
allel with second street eighty (sW feet; thence
to point eighty ts0) feet east of Main street;
thence westerly eighty (S0) feet to the easterly
line Of Main street, intersecting said easterly
line OF Main street at point ninety two (9l) feet
south OF the south side Of said Second street
| thence south along the east line of Main street
to the point of beginning;
Also all of the following lots and blocks in
and according to the plat Of " Youug's Addition
to the City of Olympia" Thursfon county,
Washington, of record in Vol. four 10 of the
Plat Records of said Thurston county ON page
~ to-wit: All of blocks Nos. one 0). two %,
three go, four (4). five o. six ), seven "a. eight
() and nine (9l; lots Nos. sixteen (6) to twenty
four (2i) both inclusive In block No. ten QO), all
Of block No. eleven QD, lots Nos 3 to 10 both
inclusive, in block No. ~; ell OF block No 10:
lots Nos to % both inclusive. in block No. "a;
lots Nos. TO 81 both inclusive, in block No. IS;
lots Nos. to 20 both inclusive and lots Nos %
q and and "a in block No. l6. and all of blocks
the lots above conveyed In said Young's addi
ton being four hundred and forty eight (4is)
lots;
Also all of block "A" in said Young's sddi-
ton;
And also all littoral and shore rights whatso.
ever pertaining to said lands or any of them,
and all titles. rights. interests, options or rights
of purchase and privileges whatsoever which
| said first parties now have or may hereafter &C.
quire by operation of law, by purchase or other.
wise in and to or concerning any and all tide,
M Rhnp vnp1 do -s.~I.e
exist or may hereafter exist in front of or abut-
ting upon said lots, blocks and tracts of land or
any OF them. together with all and singular tn e
privileges tenements. Embellishments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining; and the second Of which mortgages
Is recorded In Volume 3, at page I02 and follow
ing, OF the chattel mortgage records of said
Ihurston county, and describes and mortp ages
the following chattels and property situated in
said Thurstou county;
All the lease-hold interest of said mortgagors
under that certain lease made by S. Y. Bennett
and Sarah b. Bennett, his wife, to E. T. Young.
dated on the 5th day of September 1898. and OF
record in the Office of the Auditor OF Thurstou
county, in Vol. of Miscellaneous Records on
page 90; which Is hereby referred to and made
part hereof.
Together with all interest in and to the mill
building and all the houses, buildings and other
lease; together with all the rights and priyi-
leges granted in said lease; and together with
all machinery, boilers. engines, tools. dry -kilns
and other personal property Of whatsoever kind
and nature upon the premises described in said
lease. Which lease runs for five years from the
5th of September. 1898.
Also the following described chattels and
Ing known as Young's Hotel" at the corner
Of Main and Second streets. in the city of Olym-
pia. in said Thurston county, to- wit:
In the private office Of said hotel building; I
lounge, McNeale & Urban safe, two hazel
rocking chairs, stools. drafting table, I stove
aud pipe, copper kettle, cuspidores, 1 coal
scutfle, hat racks, 2 electric fixtures, / center
table. Office table and pigeon holes, 2 window
shades. carpet mats, mating on floor
In the billiard room and bar of said hotel
building: plain chairs, billiard table, cues
and racks; pool board and balls, pool table, Is
balls with racks, cues and counter, 8 rubber
mats, pictures. linoieum on floor, electric
fixtures, liquor sample case, bar and fixtures
rubber mats, beer cooler and pump, hazel
rocking chair. beer table, l step ladder, , Gus
pidores, stool, pictures. alcohol lamp cigar
lighter, ! wheel of Fortune, all linoleum on
floors, 2 rubber billiard table covers, ~ arm
In the hotel office of said hotel building:
alarm money drawer. stool, office tables, /
Key and room pigeon hole case, register books
hazel rocking chairs, l arm chair. / ticket
In the reading room Of said hotel building:
round tables, adver tising desk, hazel rocker.
raw hide arm chairs, common chairs, Gus.
pidores, large stove and pipe and foot railing
l looking glass, 4 pictures, 3 electric lamps. i
counter. fire grenades.
In the barber shop of said hotel building: l
tank, one bath tub and pipe, l heater. 2 wash
stands, l stand. wooden chairs, 2 raw-hide arm
chairs. table, looking glass, cuspidore, 2
coal oil lamps and fixture, electric lights and
fixtures fire grenade.
Stored in the dining room of SAID h otel build.
ing: single bed stead, "a pillows, 4 wool beds,
2wooden chairs, hall mat IL upholstered dou-
BILE spring mattresses, single upholstered spring
wash stands, dining room tables. 40 dining
room chairs, arm chairs, 3 rocking chairs, =
double bedsteads, Ii gas fixtures, 30 coal oil
lamps and fixtures, double bedsteads complete
d electric lamps, l bowl and pitcher. lots of
mating, small stove.
In upper halls of said hotel building: l bucket.
water pot wardrobe or clothes press, / chair
l dust bucket, l stand, cuspidores, . window
shades, all carpets on floor. rug, electric light
fixtures.
In the lower hall Of said hotel building: large
stove with iron fender railing, and all mattings
in hall.
In bedrooms OF said hotel building: ~ double
bedstcads, IA single bedsteads, Is double spring
beds single spring beds, II double woven wire
mattresses, - double wool beds, II single wool
beds, 70 feather pillows, II double blankets, II
single blankets, IS double sheets, single Sheets
"A pillow slips, ID bureaus or chests OF drawers,
A mirrors, rocking chairs, 81 wooden cane
chairs, stoves aid pipe, AZ chamber sets, Is
window shades, 3 curtains, ~ floor carpets, IL
floor mattings, Is white bedspreads. IS comfort
ers, ~ washstands, bed lounge, pictures, 81
towels 10 tables, - electric lights 81 hat racks
coal scuttles, table cover. zinc bases for
stoves, 3 wardrobes, . rugs, bracket shelf.
gray gelding horse about eight years old,
and one gray mare about nine years old, weigh
ing about l,10O each, and now used by said
murtgagors in said 1hurston County.
double carriage, single jump-seat buggy,
lumber wagon, shingle rack, wood rack, l
light California wagon, Concord hotel coach,
Broadway hotel omnibus, 3 sets double harness,
l pillow, harrow, all owned and in the possession
of said morgagors, in the City of Olympia, afore-
said, together with all the rights, privileges,
hereditaments and nppnrtenances thereunio be-
longing or in any wise appertaining; and also to
obtain decree adjudging that the interest and
claim of each and all of said defendants in all of
said property is Junior and subordinate to the
plaintiffs claim therein, and that all claim and
equity. Of redemption of each and all of said
defendants in and TO said property be forever
barred and forcclosed, and ordering all said
property 10 be sold and the proceeds applied in
payment of said Indebtedness with interests, costs
and attorneys fees, and in case the proceeds of
the sale of said property is insufficient to pay
said indebtedness, that the plaintiff may have
judgment and execution against the defendants
Edward 4. Young and Josephine Young for any
deficiency remaining unsatisfied; and for general
equitable relief.
III. b. HUNTLEY,
Planting Attorney.