The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-28
RfcOaD or DIsIslC COURT.
The Last indictment Against
Hiekefshala Dismissed.
crfmtnss Cases Isiseenfinaed. % ssg
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asagres.
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a. nat,ss OF United states Attorney
White. the fsssir - snt zSssuss James
wSexsrssssHa izar ssrssnrnastoa o perjury
VS. DISMISSED. and BIZ t~sBdstasR exon
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th- sissy.sssssssl 81 he seduction sssr
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DARTS rs SD Esansnsr, prose- az * -
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charge n Ssstsssnssssa Of Is@EJa N 2.
tsns sfiag. Hskersssm II uoE ire Irona
ali iaasetss<Ef~-
c.sE, DISMISSED
ON r,e.,soss af TIE prose utluz attorney
the territorial cases ag.inss the following
named siasesssanss wtre dismissed, u af-
.s-.rsns from, TIE ssateTasgf of the PROSE
s4,t5ag af.ss er mat suEssfsea' evsden@e eosaid
nnf b. ~ due 4 10 ;as'ifs a 60 NsessGh:
thomas Allen James MeftasiF, Fresl ODD
aud afnr $: kaA4rt W0ssss and o,he1A,
Thomas Malar.ey snd ether p1N -
Tepsr.S ami others. Jcha Dee steargs Nal,
A.
easxxxsatass Frsnk Ctapces
yxo LAseESgsTs srNrgScrD.
TIE grand jury returned true bills
against FiH ard Hswl.y and Thomss Soisn
Tor petty lsrceny. They are the young
men who rssbbei drunken man named
Armstrong o. fwa watches about week
ago TIE fact that Arm troag was drunk
aud was the-ef re robhesi without any
ioree being used. saved the thieves from
Indictment Tor robbery. Ibfy were 80
well blessed At being indicted TOT petts
Larceny oaiy that they pleaded guilty. ana
were sentenced Ia three months IN
tbs county Jail and 10 psy fines
OF Is ssea Edward REYNOLDS. who was
arrested With them, WAS discharged from
custo.Is. the grand jury returning hot
true bill in bis ease.
CASES ARGUED.
The damsge suit Of BARLEY Finnerty
against the Northern Pacific railroad was
argued on demurrer in the afternoon and
continued
Tue celebrated Lucinda Gordon viii con
test was arxsed ~ the afternoon session
and wss taken under sdvlsemeDt.
NEW CIVIL AcuoS.
Robert II. Boyle yesterday filed suit
with the clerk OF the cour. against ". W.
Blevsn TO recover 81 500 81 . contract In
/ the complaint il IS alleged that on April 5.
/ isse. the plaintiff and defendant signed an
/ ayr eTnent 10 purchase one sixth interest
/ In Pike addition 10 Union CRY for 5000,
each 10 own one-half. The plaintiff was tn
advance tie defendants payment for
ninety days. and in consideration OF this
/ fin was to have enc half interest III S.s"p
acres of land along the proposed line OF
the seattle & Southern railroad, given 10
the d. PENDANT by Thomas Ewing. The
: At hs.h r.arf1Ffpssfa hfs
part OF the agreement, but that the de-
| ienaant has IA led and refused 10 refund
/ the 81. 80 advanced, and for which jndg
| ment Is prayed. An attachment has been
/ issued Oh the action.
RAILROAD AykSUg APPRAISED.
Tbos.w. Pruseh.w H. Shoudy aud Christ
/ fan Miller. the appraisers appointed under
| the provisions of city ordinance No. Las 20
assess damages and beneA.s arising from
the condemnation of property along the
I hue OF Railroad aver nc, a established.
filed their repor. Nth the court yesie rdsy
| The report is TO the effect that there is no
property 10 condemn along the line of the
street. ali Improvements having been de
stroyef by The fre. and the land being out
sid the line of private ownership. The
! part expresses approval of the line ~
laid of. aud gives a long list of pr perty
directly benefited by its establishment.
ATTORNEYS ADMITTED.
The following ATTORNEYS were admitted
10 practice: Ludwig Halsether. upon Ger
titieaEe of the supreme court OF Wisconsin
and mo ion OF +. 0'Mesra: Robert Har-
bison, supreme court of the United States
aud motion of J. C. Haines: George A. Me
| kenzle, district court of Fifth judicial dis
trict court Of Miunesots and motion of f.
r. Etsan: Edwin L. Prihls, district court of
the Fourth jadicial district Of Minnesoia
a 4 Il
| supreme court of New Mexico and motion
of J, Meicslfe.
NEW CITIZENS
The following aliens were admitted to
citizenship in open court; Andrew MAih-
son. of Russia; James Herd. OF England
Edward levin. of GERMANY; Jacob Bag g
of Switzerland. Frederick Luuding. Martin
Thompson aud Peter Grubb of Sweden
JURORS EXCUSED.
The following petit jurors for good and
/ sufficient reasons, were excused from
further attendance upon the court: VIM
NJ. HOFFMAN. James Pollock. T. A. strou,
Vi. T. Tuck, q. ". Willenmeyer. The re
naming jurors were excused uatil Friday.
san
THIS HOTTER
James Parker ct a. vs. Tokias < Singer.
man, demurrer withdrawn: defendants al
, lowed twenty DAYS to answer.
/ Thomas NJ Alyord vs. the Oregon 4
Tfanseontinentsl Company. et al: com
I plains To e amer dea hy iuterlinesfion
sh riy days allowed for answer.
/ GeHeyleYe Fsrfar ". John Collins et al:
I dismissed ~ plant IFS cost
!. II hahbias & Son - Frank Owen and
( y. (, Hscketi' dismissed a. to Haeke;t and
+. Judgment found sgsIns, q sen for 500
+ with Interest and SO attorneys fees
Louis AariiuuS Smith, an infant. by
! hnai q. smith, his guardian, VS. John
Arthur change of venue to Tacoma bv
/ stipulation.
King county VS.. George d. HUI. et a.
for trial t0dsv
How DIMES ARE MADE