City of Bellingham v. Bellingham Publishing Co.

Citations

• 116 Wash. 65
• 198 P. 369
• 1921 Wash. LEXIS 1071

Syllabus

<p>Newspapers (2)—Legal Publications—Daily Papers. A newspaper published every day except Monday is a daily newspaper, within the requirement of Laws 1921, p. 293, § § 1, 6, providing that no newspaper shall be considered a legal newspaper for the publication of legal notices unless it shall have been published continually, legal holidays and Sundays excepted, as a daily newspaper.</p> <p>Same (2)—Change of Name—Effect. The change of name of a newspaper from “The American Reveille” to “The Bellingham Reveille”, not being a change in the identity of the paper, would not affect the legality of the publication of legal notices under a contract made prior to the change of name.</p>