The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-24
NOTICE


The Valley Power company, a cor
with the board of county commits
sioners OF Chelan county, Washing
ton, praying for franchise for a pc
riod of twenty-five (25)years for
the purpose of erecting, construct
ing and maintaining poles and wires
for the transmission of electric cur
rent for power and lighting purposes
over and across the portions of the
public highways of Chelan county,
Washington, hereinafter particularly
described:
1t is, therefore, ordered that Mon
day, the 29th day of June, 1908, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the courthouse in Wenatchee,
Chelanj county, Washington, be and
the same is hereby fixed as a time
and place when said petition will be
heard, and at which time and place
all persons interested are directed
and notified to sappear and show
cause, if any they have, why sad pc
tition should not be granted.
The portions of the public high
ways of Chs1an county, Washington,
over and across and Aalong which
said franchise is desired, are particu-
larly described as follows, towit:
Beginningf at the intersection of
he weF linz of sectionA Sc, in town
ship 20 north, of range Is, E. w. M,
with COUNTY wagon road No. 100,
and runni4g thence easterly along
said road Through said section So,
township "a north, of range IS, E.
w. NJ, and through sections 81 and
80, township "a north, Of range 10,
E. Nv. NJ, to the county bridge across
the Wenatchee river in section 30,
township "a north of range 10, K.
w. NJ, known as the "Tibbits
FRIDGE thence across said Tibbits
Bridge, thence southerly along conn
ty road Nd 80 to the center of Sec
zion 5, township % north, of range
%, E. VIM, thence east along the
bounty wagon road through sections
5 and a to the limits of the town of
Cashmere. Il
L Beginning again at the easterly
limits of the town of Cashmere and
Running easterly along the county
road to the county bridge, across the
|Wenatchee river known as the Lower
cashmere bridge; thence across sail
Lower Cashmere bridge; thence east
erly along county road No. 124 to
its intersection in section 3 with
county road No. 81; thence south
easterly along the said rpad No. 81
h section 8 to the center line of
said section 5; T thence easterly
along the county road No. 50 run
ming along the center Of said sec
tiOn to the quarter corner between
sections ? AMI 3 thence Southeastern
lv through said section 2 along said
road No. 50 to the quarter corner be-
tween sections 2 and IL; thence
south through the centerhof said sec
tioh II along the said road No. IS
to Ehe quarter corner between sec
tioks II and IA; thenc8 southeast
thralgh said section 1 / dong county
ROAD No. q TO the quarter corner be
tween sections 10 AID Il; thence
Iteastefly alQrg the said road No. q
through the center of said section l.
to its sjunetion with road No 142,
thence Seasterly along the said road
sections 10, township % north O
range HI Il. w. Nc ana ,
township % north of Grange 30
E. W. NJ, to the center OF sait
section 49, thence southeast through
the southeast quarter of said section
IS and the northeast quarter of sec
ton 10 along the road leading tc
Sunnyslope Farms. 20 the east line OF
said section 10; thence east ald
southeast tbroush sections 30 and
81 along the road through said Sun
nyslope Farms to it's connection with
road No. AZ, near the center of said
section 21; thence south along said
road No. 48, to its connection with
road No 81 near the Wena .chee
/ bridge in section 28; thence across
the county bridge, across the Wenat-
chez river, known as the Wenatchee
Bridge; thence south and southeast
through sections %, 33 and "a in
township % north, of range 20, E.
w. NJ, and section 3, township %
north, of range 20, E. w. M, to the
limits of the City of Wenatchee
Dated, this / 9th daysofsNay. 1908.
JOHYGODFREY,