The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-28
u)yE IN THE COURTS.
rinor Cases Decided by Judge
Lichtenbcrg.
re posT STREET INJUNCTION.
- brought for 5000 Damages for >
a..aerolas Eemark-G. Norris HAL
ser,s Ssstate -Jnsfferss Courts.

~. flehsesberg decided number Of
.-.sr sy,sse Yesterday, The results Of which
:. = leuns hesow
ssyrscTEes krzr e0aTEsUED.
- + ;nrrfton suit Of the Columbia 4
- sound railroad against the city 81
go vas brought up bat on motion q
S.we.f4f was continued. The suit j. one
1900 from the appropriation ~ the
= i ts,s TIaEftif r. = right Of way BY the e.
,.Es.bsnent 81 Post street.
gUBoaESra RENDERED..
! ssvnent was rendered ia the action
xrsox 4 Blackburn AGAINST v. Massa
Is. giving the plaintssfs Judgment 81
tzex. aaa Il xes fnrthsF ordered thatsar-
= s.opesty be sold 20 satisfy the claim
isss4aens ~ default was rendered on
s nss 81 II. Lisbes u Co. against II.
I fis<s. giving them q balance o. Ssii.s0
Il 8 pFoTnlssory note
jsha A. BLACK. who sued y. ChAbe1g a.
IL. as given Judgment b. default in the
- q SOIL
gasss & Co, who brought suit against
i. sssae parties. we're given judgment By
fkEkMls E0E VI eAs.fp-
STIR FOX sIAgDxR
AIT fer slansisr has been commenced
go Samuel French By g. u. Fafwell
IL ssAintiH aileges TN a very brief eom-
ssAt tbat on Iiecsmber rs. iiss8. the de-
sssssns. IL The pTessnee OF G. w. Mullen
~ ether persons, spoke the following
Dc sgasMser8us, scaudalons and delnma.
~ words 10 and concerning hims You
feaa-~d dirty thief As balm 70 bis
sssnaed feelings and as segviceabse plas-
j. d heal The naental wound masle by the
1esenAant ! remark. the piaintia asks the
asrt % grant BIN the sum Of 5000 dam
ssk
KEefxEKElEG fIaM SUED.
VI Hill brought suit against The civil
nsnssfsng hrsa Of Nevias & Baker for an
ssa snaeearacy III laying ont plat
1Aesa Is ,fe W T. Hll edition 30 the
| 81 seatEle The plaintiff alleges that
IL engineer, after stakina cut the ground,
1ssssnset sksir bib for Sf92 that relying
rasa tbs accuracy Of their work hs took
il map 10 Washington City and caused
81 eswes T. ba printed at q Cost OF $50.
ID afser discovering the inaecuracy OF she
seE the entire Ief we're useless 20 him.
s. repeatedly asked The defendants to
sis correction, which they refused 20
Il Ile pFays Judgment in the sum OF
- loeetaer With the additional sum Of
tlense Incurred as heretofore stated,
Asksng Ia ell 81 .ns7 with interest.
rKoBsTg eopar MATHIS.
Aaseree was entered by Probate Judge
bssosn IN the estate OF G. Morris Halter,
sgasniinx Theodore \. HalsF and Annie
Halier administrators upon giving bond
- IL The sum Of ylssa08. Ar. Halter
Is lhiestate. and LETT real hid personal
pesxfsy amounting to about 10000,
xAIEsl. with the probable value Of annual
nnh. pfetitS and ISSUES OF real property
aAhelug 70 the estate, Is altogether about
MnU
fhs annual account uf s. n. Turmoil,
fsnsasAn ~ Ernest. Eoxai and William
fzkessng. minor heirs. was fled in the
fsahele rouft 4 hearing vas fixed for
lsae9ya lSD
HssfeF RfvEKs' couRr
eA. pywaisf brought suit against John
HFwatef FOR ioselbie entry and detainer
lalia 4 Morse saed ". r. 1ikeman 90
Teesses so alleged 20 be due ON commits
slsa toF selling s 90 worth Of furniture. on
taleh 4 wa agreed 10 per cent, eommis-
ssoa shonia Be allowed.
n she suit 81 DaYall against the steamer
Nllaaiaeien. action was begun 10 recover
lss Faina Of a quantity Of goods lost In
ssAesst alleged 20 be worth so.
JUSTICES MallER's couKr.
4 change os venue vac taken in the case
IalsaeF 4 hey vs.. L. Thuland & son.
'ipm Justice Alller's 10 Justice River =
saesl The action was one brought 20
heoFsg SIS due on type material.