Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-06-11
District Court Proceedings.
JUNE TERN. 1886.

No. 2,1S6, McAtee vs.. McAtee; strick-
en- from the docket.
No. 2,196, Olympia Water Company
vs.. |. Burlingame; continued.
No 2,236, Hanson & Co. VI. l.. I.
shelton; to be taken up for argument on
law questions in vacation on notice.
No. 2,267, Van Epps VS.. city OF Olym,,
pia: demurrer to complaint argued and
sustained; Judgment for defendant.
No. 2,29l, Gardner Bros. vs.. Annie NJ.
ShOecraft; continued for term.
No. 2,4Ol, Lister, Houghton & Co. VS..
Olympia Manufacturing Co.; set for trial
June Is, 1856.
No. o,44S, Crane, Hastings & Co., VS..
W. Billings ct al; for trial June l6; or
der for production of witness, X. L.
=. Shoecraft, from Territorial Peniten-
tiary.
No. 2,449. Alexis Novey vs. L. Kelton,
ct al. Trial by jury and verdict for
plaintiff for $3.50.
No. 2,469, NJ. NJ. Miller vs.. Julia S.
Israel; dispositions of defendant sup.
pressed and cause continued.
No. 2,472, X. F Radebaugh vs.. Little.
John & Kirkendall; dismissed.
No. 2,475, Sylvester Strickland vs.
James Armstrong; same as in No 2,469
No. 2,4S6, U. S. VIZ. =. p. Carroll con.
tinued
No. 2,495, Dawson VS.. kratz & Bonner
next case for trial.
No 2,50l, Dusenbaum w. G. ROscn
thai, on trial with jury, two lady jur
ors.
No. 2,5Oo, Pincus & Packscllcr vs. Hart
man Bros continued for term.
ct al; referred to G w Hartman to take
testimony.
No 2,5l7, John Kaifer vs. Waterman
& katz; for trial in vacation without Il
No. ISIS, n. Gibson VS.. Nash ct al
demurrer to complaint overrulcd.
No 2,5ll, W. Pix vs. W. T. Morrow et
ux: confirmation OF sale Of real estate
herein.
No. 2,522, ID. Hoover vs.. d. J. Cham
bers; judgment for defendant and appea
by plaintiff.
No 1925, Frazier d McQuarric VS.. l.
Wiley, demurrer to complaint sustained
No $50, Merges, Vosper Il Co. vs. o
& c. V. r r. Co; trial by jury and plain
tiff non-suited
No. 2,551, William Summers VS.. brig
Tanner and same VS.. r. Digsebod; ex.
captions to libel overruled and case re-
ferred to NJ. A. Root to take testimony.
No. 2,554, T. Macleay ct ux VS.. ID. j
Talbot; demurrer to complaint sus
tanned; judgment for defendant and ap
peal by plaintiff; injunction dissolved
No. 1855, G. w. Manvill vs.. j. W.
Snider ct ux; demurrer to complaint
|overruled.
No. 1850, U. S. vs.. Joseph Cushman
ct al; judgment for plaintiff for $50, and
same paid.
No. 1858, Harrington 4 Smith vs. Au.
gust Schneider; rule for security fol
costs.
No. 1859, II. Prescott vs.. kratz & Bo.
mer; judgment for plaintiff.
No. 1876, r. L. Robertson VS.. Puget
Mill Company; certiorari to Justice
Hartman's Court. Judgment of justice
affirmed.
Mary f. Scott VS.. J. III. Munson ct al
decree of foreclosure and order of sale.
James Walker, Abraham Cheyelier,
Jacob Anderson and Thomas Helm
were admitted to citizenship.
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS.
L. S. VS.. l.. Bales, Gooding, Joles and
Hetzel; Grand Jury returned true bills
for conspiracy against Chinese reside hts
Territory VS.. n. 4. Foster; Grand
Jury returned a true bill for grand lar
ceny against defendant.
Same against Tung, Chinaman, for
shooting Chas. Hewitt, in October. 1888,
Grand Jury returned not a true bill.
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THE resignation of General Master
Workman Powderly. X. of L., is a
matter of sincere regret to all who
have placed faith in his wise and con.