Anderson v. Olson
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFinley, J.
Respondents Anderson are the owners in fee simple of certain uplands in Pierce County. Their title is derived through mesne conveyances from one James Brown, who on May 11, 1885, made a homestead entry on those uplands. On April 18, 1892, Brown obtained a final receiver’s receipt on the uplands, and a patent in his name issued on July 11, 1892. The latter two occurrences were after statehood in 1889.
Appellants Olson are the successors in interest of Agaton Olson, to whom the state of Washington conveyed by a deed dated August 25, 1945, “all tidelands of the second class 1 owned by the State…
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