The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-04-03
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prouSht up Ior action ;tt tne spring term OF
the L. S. District Court in Vancouver, clos
ing session last Thursday:
Territory VS.. Michael Day and VIM. Day
Appeal from Justice court klickitat county;
action for petit larceny. Tried, defendants
found not guilty, and discharged
Territory VS.. Michael Cawley-Writ of
certiorari from Clarke county justice court;
Judgment OF justice court reversed, without
costs.
Territory against John Cato (No. l057)-
Case from hlickitat county, ON attempt to
produce miscarriage; tried, found guilty
and sent, need to Is months in the peniten-
tiary.
Territory VS.. John Cato, (No loss
Rape; dismissed.
Pasquale Derversi VS.. Thos. NJ. Whit
comb-Action for foreclosure of chattel
mortgage; dismissed at plaintiffs motion, at
plaintiff cost.
Cascade r. X. VS.. Sohns, Butler, ct al -
Change of venue granted to kalama session.
Jerusha Sparks and j. s. Sparks vs.. $. H.
Multiplication to set aside deed dis
missed without prejudice on plaintiffs mo-
ton at plaintiffs cost.
Alfred d. Short VS.. S. Il. Whipple-same
as above.
Henry $. Burlingame and Druzllla Bur-
lingame VS.. $, L. Whipple- as above
John Under VS.. 0. A. Nanhoy, ct al
action on account; dismissed on plaintiffs
motion and at plaintiffs cost
Lucinda Denvers VS.. John J. Denvers
action for divorce; granted
Arthur McGoldricll VS.. Dennis Carey
certiorari from justice court; Judgment of
Justice court reversed.
Margaret A Megonnigil VS.. Burrell J. Me
gonnigil-action for divorce; granted.
Phoebe NJ. Kinder vs. James Kinder
action for divorce; granted
II. ii. +. Althof VS.. Alex. Authorization
for ejectment; judgment for plaintiff for
want OF an answer.
James Jamison VS.. j. II. Fletcher sheriff,
and Hugh Byrne, administrator of the es-
tate of VIM. O'Neill, deceased action to
recover personal property; dismissed by
stipulation at cost of Hugh Byrne, admins
traitor.
Eliza A. Wiley and A. j. Wiley vs. NJ.
B. Jones and j. +. c. Durgin-action for
ejectment verdict for plaintiffs, and 20 days
given defendant i'll which to settle bill of
exceptions.
Iawley Dodd & Co, VS.. David Stamp, ct
al action promissory note, judgment
for plaintiffs.
Knapp. Burrell & Co. VS.. Catherine Pc
train and James w. Perturbation ON
promissory notes; Judgment for plaintiffs.
l.. Goldsmith Il Co. VS.. Proebstel, Ban
ger, ct al.--foreclosure of mortgage; judg
ment for plaintiffs
| Gridley 4. Whitney VS.. Catherine Petrain
action on lromissory notes; judgment for
plaintiffs
j. II. Slocum vs. Geo w. Baker-action
on promssory note; judgment for plaintiff.
Samuel ID. Smith VS.. VIM. c. Hazard
action of ejectment; third amended com
PLANT filed, and 40 days given defendant to
answer. Case continued.
5. d. Smith VS.. S. Il. Whipple same as
above.
+. c. Stephens VS.. Louisa 4. Brant &C
ton for damages; verdict in favor of defend
ant, on ground that the building was not in
possession of defendant at time of accident.
Thos. Stevens VS.. Joseph Burke-action
for damages; continued on defendants mo-
ton.
$. c. Achilles VS.. Mary L. Achilles
ton for divorce; granted.
VIM. c. Hazard VS.. IL. J. G. Maxon ct
al confirmation of sale.
ITEMS FROM PoULY's PoINT.-March Doth
was the last day OF ]. Il. Anderson's school.
and many of our citizens manifested their
interest in the cause of education by their
presence at the closing examination. Mr.
Charles Goddard honored the school with
short address. in which he endeavored to.
impress upon the minds of the scholars the
advantages OF an education The enter
tainment announced for this place came off
according to appointment, March 10Th. The
performance was opened by few declama-
tions and dialogues from the school At S