Large v. Shively

This action arises out of a controversy over the title to certain lands fronting on Hood Canal. The complaint set forth two causes of action. The first cause proceeded upon the theory that, considering the lands as comprising two tracts adjoining each other at their easterly and westerly ends, respectively, the boundary line between them had become obscure and uncertain, resulting in a dispute between the respective owners, in consequence of which the complaint sought a decree directing that the exact boundary line be erected, established and properly marked. The sec ond cause of action,…