The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-04
u Guns IIDf LAND JUMPERS
Nr. squire Eviets ard Resfrains
Adverse Claimants


Far sssse~ss Years " C Ssusrs sas orned
setsr. -g4s and s hls<ck ~. in D =
NsrSxr3ss ~ Il Isoa. and fss ssss between
tssa1 aud sSas wosn af taaprcs ua~nss
n ~rssss.. ia thu shape sf wtarf On Nom
ssy several p~rsoss west o1 the wharf ard
b zua tne e.eeslau II haus-s shrsveu-
NJ squire srnf rspsess sssaive 10 the
parties a-ksng n 81 70 csskss eEr Eh-ir
hssSising OPP r.sf.,r. and thus Ssve sheza an
sspEprlnsIsy 20 r. ns.ssx shrir iaEssxr and
ether hgiLsfnx materials froEn The pre- IA
s-~s The right 81 Mr. squire 20 the prop
ersy Vas s1eni~d- and the ssuatt~rs siesl-red
sh Y w.u q h1s1 A- property NJ al hszsrsls-
On faeSfay esesi Mr.. S9lsfs ~ For
man nsns~n With . lorrs ai naea 10 build
. tenc around 30 Enissx The squa--
Ter rallied, assG by means IL guns and ~ r
srnS r pulsed h~ f,.fV~ 81 nae builder.
re-t-rass Mr.. squire fexsa au lDjasetiaa
salt III ths. s..st ses essa-t ax.iss<f John ns..
Richard Roe ard other parties te him an
knoan. sat had taken possession of hi.
land. 10 the enE1pla Mt 4r SQa re alleges
that BIZ il fa@ owner oE lots /, = 5. 4. ) AID
:. hls~k -. IN p. : Nsyn.rsi ss.a sioa fa
the eiSs ID seattle. That al Of said ie-s
ar within the patent lines Of the psssnt
granted by the United states 70 u. ;.
Ma nsrd
Mr. squire fugfher SAYS tha; The defend
ants. in person or by their sesnss. have
sarreps srip2.ly, wIThia the past forty eight
Dours. entered npoa the premises aid are
uessd nx 10 erect temporary structures
thereon, ssseiy far the purpose OF dssyos-
sessfng him That he has for commercial
pssYps So partially constructed . wharf
over said premises. aad une>s he defend
ants are ifaaaesiSasety enisin.,i they Will
suceeed In iaflicsfng irreparatle injury on
plaintiff. Wherefore an Injunction Was
PRAYED for AZ inst defendants, forever pro-
hshiti;g them froza Interfering With or
moierfinz the plaintiffs rights over said
premises.
In accordance with the above prayer a
r slraiusng order was issued, ana sEsed
on the parties Then Mr.. squire
dsrectes his foreman TO resume the work
OF constructing the fence. This time va
man q surished a revolver THREE arrests
we're made yesterday afternoon THESE
were L. G. Burns. charged with assanlf
with a deadly weapon William Morris,
charged witn assault and battery: and the
woman, Sarah Doe, who fonrishesi the re-
rosyer and who is charged with assault
with n deadly weapon Morris Is police
offscer. aud when Foreman Hansen went
ON the premises 70 hniid feEee he as
sisted in fneir repuiss. Foreman Hansen
asked for the numeer Of Morris star, and
struck q match in order TO what the
numi,er on the star was. As soon - Has
sen old this he was slTucs ia the face By
Morris
RIGHT or WAY HLocsAHED.
The Columbia & Puee, Sound railroad
yesterday began an Injunction suit against
David Gilmore and Z. c. kilbourne. For
cause OF action the plaintiff alleges that in
December issS, ii constructed rsiiroac
from tire e.rner Of King and Commercial
streets rorEheriy along the shore of the bay
10 the Intersection oi Water aud Clay
streets. n distance Of nearly mile. On the
sfh dsy OF September, issi- plaintiff pur-
chased from A A Denny aud wife, the
awnes OF lots and 8 ia block d. on A. A.
Denny's asidS ion 90 the city of SEATTLE.
right OF say Is feet IN width GA eat h side
of tn csnser line of lis tracks, as il was
then leared in front aud 10 the westward
Of "a q lois. To 20 the 9th day of June,
1879. piaiuiif WAS using the rlght OF way
JOINTLY with the Puget sound shore Rail-
road Company far aisroa9 pnrp-o>.s and
for the tran, port-tiou OF ire gh' aud pas
s.ngsr rs. II Is alleged that On the 8 III OF
jan the defendants without the consent
Of plaintiff lawful Entered upoa he
light of way Ia the westward al Isis on 4
aisd :. in bio K ID. and uUlzwfaily pro-
eee6ed 10 obstruct rhe same by ,7oa >truet
Ing a large and substantial building d.
rscfly across the fight Of way ana across
tae tracks oi p aintlfG and 50 prevent the
asisg of tse ris hi OF WAY by plaintiff
A tern orary injunction was PRAYED for
further bailing on or occupy Ing the right
uf way and that they ne required 10 re.
move all bni eiings aad other distractions
ths ref;om
In accordance with the above Judge
Hanford issusd = temporary stra' ming
order pending tiaa hrari ( Of the Gas.
The bots arr betw -eners and tuiys-f-
sit back o. the 0iim, re- block. AID de-
PENDANTS were ereetiBg a wooJen building
crossing The cid right Of way Of the road
THE WITNESSES IN JAPAN.
r. E. Esteb, attorney for George Kat. APP
piled u Judge Hsniord yesterday for a
writ cf halleas corpus for his client Ia,
is japanese. and iurins sn alteration
with a eounTrymsn In March last .irew a
knife sna infiictsd serious wounds on hi
adversary. The wonndrd maa. after his
cuts b. aled up. left for Japan ana ere
are no witnesses Of the deei 10 testify
again't the kniie-wieldipg kai JUICE
hsufofd made the writ rVturnabie immC-
diat.ly. end after hearing argument b,
refused 10 release ksi Gu the writ If
Aabsss corpus, Rat a. thu was b little
hope of ennsicsing him, owing tn the alb
sene.' 81 the prosecuting witgess the court
gave him his liberty on his own recogniz-
ancc.
MINOR COURT NOTES.
In isse, Mary A. Smith died In this c,iy.
in,estafe. leaving the following described
real estate; Lot :, block 3. in Boren &
Denpy's plat. OF seattle On the 2sd al
Decsmhtr r, ISL. the probate court made a
decree distributing the property as fol.
Ioss: To II. A. Smith one third OF the lot.
Ia lululu smith, Lulu une smith. Maud
Smith. iJoftna smith, RAlnh smith May
smith, lsue smita snd Lillian smith each
onF-tweifth of the above named lot TIA
loi is situated on tie Garner of james aud
sscoud stree ;. and is I2eSs0 feet in iimen.
siens IL. A, Lalulu. isalg ume Maud and
t4orena smith yesterday sued Ralnh NAV
Jane and lillian smith for a par itian ~
this property. II partition cAiinos be hsd
without Il jury ~ The property. IL is asked
that II te sold and the proceeds divided
between the parties al interest
on the lssh OF February, 1889 J. :. TAYLOR
executed and delivered Ia the Kirkland
Lumber Company q prau1issory note for
tsAl rayA5te so DAYS after dase without
grace. No Par, OF the note except SEQ hiss
been paid, leaving a balance of s34i, fagrth-
~ with 10 PER cant interest from February