The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-01-16

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notice was published with said petit
tion and at the same time, showing
that said petition would be presented
to the board of county commissioners
in the town of Friday Harbor. Sau
Juan county, Washington. on the 4th
day of January. A. D.. 1909.
8. That such notice was sufficient
notice that such petition would bt
presented.
4. That tnere are now living with.
in the boundaries of such proposed
corporation 405 inhabitants, as near
ly as can be ascertained.
5. That not more than one square
mile in area is Included within the
boundaries of said proposed corpora
tion limits as described above. nor i g
there any tract of unplatted land more
than twenty acres in extent owned
by one person included within the
boundaries of said proposed corpora
tion sa shown is said petition.
6. That there was filed herein the
written objection OF j. A. Gould. the
owner of tracts 7, and 9 of Gould s
First Addition to the town of Friday
Harbor, to having the same included
within the boundaries of the proposed
corporation as in the description
here tofore set forth, and petitioning
the roard of county commissioners
that the boundaries of proposed COR
poration as set forth above be changed
so as to exclude tracts 7. and Of
Gould's First Addition to the town of
Friday Harbor.
7. That with boundaries and limits
dsfined and established in accordance
with statutory or visions Of the laws
of the state of Washington. the said
petitioners and the said Inhabitants
are entitled to be organized and in
corporated as municipal corpora
tion of the fourth class to be known
as the town of Friday Harbor.
1t is hereby ordered that the prayer
of said petition be granted in accord
ance with the findings of this board
as hereinbefore set out, and that the
boundaries of said proposed corpora
tion be changed from those set forth
in the petition filed herein, so as 20
exclude tracts Z. and 9 of Gould g
First Addition to the town of Friday
Harbor. and for the purpose of definite-
ly fixing the boundaries of said pre-
posed town of Friday Harbor. the said
boundaries of said proposed town are
hereby defined and established as fol-
lows. to wit:
Beginning at point where the Sec
tion line between sections l / and IL.
township So north. range west. W..
M. intersects the meander line. thence
north 80 degrees Is minutes west 90. 4
feet; thence north 80 degrees 80 min
utes west 1856 feet; thence north
79 degrees ] 5 inmates west 25O. 8 TT.
thence north SO degrees west 224. 4
feet ;thence north II degrees. 80 min.
W.. 14O.689 feet; thence west 658. 5
feet to one sixteenth section line !;
thence north 100 IT. on said Lie sec-
tion line: thence west $50 IT. thence
south 1910 #. thence east 660 It. to
the 1-16 section line: thence south
on the lie sec. line 2310 feet to the
quarter section line thence east 279O
feet to point $50 feet east of the
lie se"tion line between the S. W.
n of the N. W. ID and lot 3. sec
13. twp. 35 n. r. 3W.. ". M. ;thence
north on true line to a point where
said true line intersects the meander
line ;thence following the meander line
to the place of beginning. being in
San Juan county. Washington.
That special election be called
and notice OF said special election be
given by the Board of County Com
to take place within the
territory described as the proposed
boundaries Of said town of Friday
Harbor as established by this board.
for the purpose of determining whether
the said territory aud the inhabitants
ChereIn shall become incorporated as
q municipal corporation OF the fourth
class. to be known as the town OF FIJI
day Harbor. and that said notice OF
election shall set forth the number
OF inhabitants within the said de-
scribed boundaries and the description
of the said proposed boundaries and
require the qualified voters within
such territory to cast ballots at such
special election which shall contain
the words: ssFor Incorporation. =
and Against Incorporation. ''or words
thereto. and also the names
of the persons voted TO- to fh the
various elective municipal Offices pro-
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