The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-10-17

the 9Th day OF November, 1910, a
the hour Of ten o'clock am, or a
soon thereafter as counsel can b.
heard or at such time thereafter /,
which this hearing may be adjourn
ed, at the Court Room Of the UniteI
States District Court in the Fedora
Building in the City Of Yakima
State of Washington, and within
the above-named Division and Dis.
trict, the above-named plaintiff anc
petitioner, the United States o.
America, will present to the ther
presiding Judge of the above-nameC
Court the petition and amended Pc
tition of the United States of Am
erica, which have been filed in said
cause in the office of the Clerk OF
the Court, and that thereafter said
petitions will be brought on fol-
hearing at such time and place as
shall by the Court be directed, OF
at such time or place as the said
hearing may be by the Court at that
time, or times, adjourned.
The object of the petitions filed
herein is to condemn and appro-
pirate all of the property hereinaft-
er described to the use and purpose
of the United States and to ac-
quire in the name of and for the
United States title and ownership of
the property hereinafter described,
and each particular part and parcel
thereof, for the construction, oper-
alton and maintenance of electric
power transmission lines by the
Bonneville Project, together with
the acquisition of such rights, title
and uses as may in the judgment o!
the officials of the United States
be necessary or appurtenant to the
uses hereinabove set forth.
And the said petitioner by the al
legations of its petition and amend
ed petition herein and through this
proceeding prayS the Court that it
do find and decree that the con-
templated use for which the land
hereinafter described is sought to
be appropriated is a public use and
that the public interest requires the
acquisition of said land, and that
the condemnation and appropriation
OF the property herein described is
necessary for said public use, and
the petitioner herein has petitioned
the Court that jury be empaneled
to fix and determine a just and
proper award and compensation for
the property herein described, or in
case a jury be waived, then that the
compensation to be made as afore-
said be aScertained and determined
by the Court or Judge thereof, and
that the Court determine to whom
such compensation should be paid.
The petitioner prays herein that
compensation having been awarded
for the taking of the above DIES
cribed property, the said property
be decreed to be the property Of
the United States of America.
This notice has been given and
proceeding instituted by and with
the authority of the Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States, and by
and with the authority of the Unit
ed States Attorney for the Eastern
District of Washington.
The property and real estate to be
condemned and appropriated here
in is the fee simple title in the fol-
lowing described real property sub
Ject,however, to all existing public
roads, public utility easements and
rights of way, and further subject
to outstanding water appropriations
and rights of way for Irrigation and
drainage lines or canals thereon,
and further subject to and except
ing therefrom all rights to oil, gas
and minerals lying in or under the
real estate hereinafter described,
and reserving to the owners of said
lands upon which buildings and 9TH
er improvements or any part there
of, provided said removal shall have
been completed prior to the date the
United States was entitled to pos
session of the property:
A strip of land two hundred fifty
feet (250 feet) in width, lying sixty
two and five tenths feet (62.5 feet)
northwesterly and one hundred
eighty-seven and five tenths feet
(187.5 feet) southeasterly from the
survey line of the Bonneville Coulee
Circuit Number One as now survey
ed and staked on the ground, said
survey line being more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at Survey Station FL
994 plus 05.33 of the survey line of the
Bonneville-C oulee Circuit Number
One, as now staked and located on
the ground, said point of beginning
lying on the section Line common to
Section "a, T. IL N, r. % E and
Section 10, T. IL NJ, r. "a E, said
point lying N. o degrees, 16 minutes,
SO seconds w. 2237.24 feet from a
2 inch by inch wooden hub set in
a rock cairn marking the section
corner common to Sections "a and
Is, T. IL ~, r. % E., w. NJ, and
Sections 10 and 80, T. IL N, R.24 E.,
w. M; thence along the said sur
vey line N. As degrees, 81 minutes,
20 seconds E., a distance of 1892. 70
feet to Survey Station FL 1893 plus
1912, a point on the section line !
common to Sections Is and 10, T. II
NJ. r. "a E., w. NJ, said point lying
S. 88 degrees, 81 minutes, 80 Sec
onds w. 1888 feet from an orig 4
inal General Land Office post with /
charcoal set in the ground at four
way fence corner, marking the Sec
ton corner common to Sections Is,
IL 10 and On IN 10 NJ d "a Z w