38 Wash. 504 | Wash. | 1905
Respondent brought this action in the superior court of Kittitas county, to quiet title to’ lot 3, and the east half of lot 2, in block 55, of Shoudy’s Second Addition to Ellensburg. The complaint alleges, that the respondent acquired title to the real estate by purchase from Kittitas county; that said county acquired title by
Numerous errors are assigned in the brief, based upon alleged irregularity in the tax foreclosure proceedings. The record- of those proceedings was offered and received in evidence in the trial of this case. It is said in appellants’ brief:
“The summons or notice in the tax foreclosure suit should not have been admitted in evidence because it is not such notice as is provided by law for the following reasons, to wit: (1) The delinquent property owners wlm are known are not made co-defendants therein. (2) Defendants are required to appear within sixty days after the 26th day of October, 1901. (3) Summons says, ‘appear and answer complaint,’ when no complaint had been filed,” etc.
Appellants dó not point out how any of these or other alleged defects would render the summons void. We have examined the summons in the record, and 'it appears to contain all that is required by Laws 1901, p. 383, §§ 96 and 98, and to- be in conformity therewith. There are,
The principal questions relied upon in this appeal were considered by this court in Washington Timber & Loan Co. v. Smith, 34 Wash. 625, 76 Pac. 267, and Spokane Falls etc. R. Co. v. Abitz, 38 Wash. 8, 80 Pac. 192, and decided adversely to appellants. It is useless to' discuss them further.
The judgment appealed from is affirmed.