Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-20
Court PROCEEDINGS.

since our last report, the following
transactions have taken place in tn.
District Court
Ihe A. r. Hotaling Co. W. Franl
clancy ct al. Willis MilliRan appointed
receiver OF the Clancy saloon properly
James 4. Gordon W. Ballard Il S0x
et al. ROBERT Knox, receiver, appointed
uifesno 70 pay over to Ballard Il So1
To 500. ' ''A4S
Territory OF Washington vs. Sarah
Laws. Defendant admitted to bail in
the sum of $1,000.
+. II. hrelsher VS.. Mary Kreisher
Referred TO Miss Leila j. Robinson.
y. ,. Greenleaf vs.. r. GeIlsrsou
Judgment for plaintiff for $5zs 80
y. A. Carr W. Z. A. Gellerson. Undo.
msnt for plaintiff for xI703I.
James McNaught VS.. +. A. GeIIersop
ana Michael Burns. Judgment for
plaintiffs for {25s.3l.
MRS. Josiah Gellerson Va. T. A. GelIer-
son Judgment for plaintiff for
$l9i55. '''
j. Il. Murine and James Bucker vs. ID
Horton d Go. Dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
VIM. II. French, a native O. Great
Britain, was admitted to citizenship.
Louis Iousslg vs. K Howard. De-
fault of defendant entered.
Hall, Arondale d Co. VS.. X. Howard.
Default of defendant entered.
Daniel Kelly vs.. Mary Kelly. Decree
of divorce granted.
The A. r. HotalinQ Co. vs. Frank
Clancy. Default of defendant entered.
Louis Iaussig W. X. Howard. Judr-
ment for plaintiff for $364.70.
Hill, Avondale d Co. W. X. Howard.
Judgment for plaintiff for $IS6JO.
j. Nj. Pike IL Son VS.. 4. Ii. ElwelI.
Judgment entered for plaintiff for $l35.
School District NJ. Va. William
Harkins and John Doe. Defendants
restrained from firing powder blasts
within % rods of the schoolhoase.
Thaddeus Hanford Va. W. NJ. Leach
ct al. This cause coming on to he
heard upon plaintiffs motion for the
appointment of receiver herein, and il
appearing to the Court from the COM
plant herein, and the affidavit of the
plaintiff, Thaddeus Hanford:
First. That this IL an action by a
mortgage for the foreclosure of a mort
gage and sale of the mortgaged prop
erty, and that such property is in dan
ger of being lost, removed and ma
terially injured, and that such mort
gagged property ia insufficient to dis
charge the mortgage debt;
Second. That the property funds.
rents and profits in controversy are in
danger of being lost;
Third. That the Chronicle Publishing
Company. one OF the defendants, is the
owner of the equity of redemption of
said mortgaged property, and that the
SAID defendant, the Chronicle Publish
ing Company, IL insolvent;
Fourth. That IL Ia necessary. in order
to secure ample justice to the parties.
that receiver be appointed to take
possession and control Of said mort
gagged property, t. collect debts of said
c-mpany and hold the same subject to
the order of the Court:
Ordered by the Court that +. NJ. Carr
be appointed such receiver. Subse-
quently, by consent of parties. NJ.
Dishon was appointed receiver in place
of MIR. Carr, after entering into bonds
in the amount of $4,000 to faithfully
perform said duties, provided that he
may at any time upon his election dis
continue the publication of said ChrOn-
icle
Harry A. Fairchild. An attorney of re-
cord, from the Third District Court in
Dakota, on motion of q. Morris Haller.
was admitted to practice in the courts
of Washington Territory.
John Fountain Va. George Foster.
Change Of place Of trial from Seattle
to Whotcom.
Junius Rochester, late of Kentucky,
was admitted to- practice.
\. X. thornton Il Co. vs. X. Howard.
Judgment for plaintiff for $l6233.
ID. 4. Denny vs. Chas. ii. Plate ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff for $1797.33.
Il. Gatzert ct al. vs.. A. +. Alden and
the Hotel Brunswick. J. II. MoGraw
appointed receiver.
l. X. Dawson vs.. W. l.. Steinweg IL
Co. Cause dismissed.
Harrington 4 Smith vs.. w. l.. Stein
veg Il Co. Dismissed.
Mooney & Valentine vs.. w. l.. Stein
veg * Co. Dismissed.
Hegele Crowell il Co. vs.. Smith 4
Parsons. Judgment for plaintiff for
$36O.l1.
Flora Essency Va. James Essency. Ap-
plication for divorce. Referred to Lei Ia
j. Robinson.