The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
COURT D0Incs.
Another Injunction Sazit Over the
Md Flats.


sense sz1ae ego sAe seattle Inrraveznsns
Comp&aT secured senparxrv fniznr<iun
II the district eeurs restraining the sxeerey
Brewing C 01apaay from driving piles 90
Q tract of lie rzsd fats which cuverx she
greater part al Esssrtzorn1s wafer fr0nx al
1ssL0H- BeEere tie iniuncEf0n wEs granted
TIE ssxsersE Brewing csnpeny had fenced
Ii one block sc msre Of the Eats and erected
small Af,Hse thereon, In whseh Eea were
placed 20 hai1 possession On SATURDAY.
t6gse men zose1 cut CT tie hcnse and
force of uea sEuezi lately Nsus 10 work %
put & dsswE. Late sAtzrdav nsgAs THO
plIe-Edsers. enc owned BY coisias & Dun
Ban ans: she okAeE ~ Coed 4 Ca. eozn-
EseEseRd rlifag INC blocks Of Dearncra's
cd wxssr frD1t addition, and by yesterday
zn1-Ezzg had saeeeeszess ia driving ard
camping piles sbcat the preaises hAyiag
Eet wish 10 opposition On SnaHsy. ewing
e the fact thai il Was a BOT szEsieial DAP,
Yesterday morning there was sozze
Lively iiSstiing saa0ng the AZ
turner's Of the claimants 10
TIE disputed fats. gad 1t an early boar IN
fhe CLERK ct the district cozrs 5y George
DesrteTr, Leonard r. Dearborn ARA H. II
Dearborn, against william Good. Chris
PsEls0a ara wafez #. C8iisns. asking fnr
temporary Injunction resrrataing them
FROM driving any more plies, o. placing
any distractions anTwAere upon The dis.
pstesf property This L another conrli-
Gated suit that has gv0wn OF. Of tee unsie-
elaed question 0f riparian and Eft71rai
rights, which VIII remain bone Of cor
tenficn until the Asrritnry i Admitted into
fhe Union. and the matter Of tifses 90 tse
rsetxff FATS Is <sxHfzxr xeff5axf
wAxrED xEw ArroRSzY-
Richard Coulter. indicted for basslarsx.
iag Bodies tailoring establishment, sent
letter % Judge Burke yesterday morning.
pefisEonias thai his case should not be
pressed 10 trial as his atforney had
neglected -hlra ami failed 10 prepare for
his defense. Coulter was called into court
and asked bis reason for wishing q delay
ia his case. He stated that he lad paid an
attorney, John z. Costello. all the money
time the attorney had wholly neglected
the case. He said he was confident he
could prOvie his innocence IL he was given
half chance. Judge Burke appointed
Attorney Donworth 20 defend the young
man. snd tae trial win come of to-day.
4 MODIFIED yERpfcr
All Linn, the Chinaman who was in
dicfed Saturday fer assault with intent 70
mErder brother Hongoi, was tried before
8 jury In the district court ye-.~sday morn
ing. The trial was very long ana tedious.
beeaHse OF the fact that the defendant and
nearly sii OF the witnesses could not an
cerSfand or speak English. requiring the
services Of an interpreter. A large dirk
knife and pistol, that were used in making
the assault. we're introduced in evidence.
As the evidence did not clearly prove ina
tent % commit murder. and the iarr found
the defendant guilty Of assault with q
deadly weapon.
ADMITTED 70 PaAcT1cE
The following atror neys were admitted
to practice in all the courts OF the Territory
by Judge Burke yesterday: Joseph COL
Tins. Jr., upon favorable reports OF the ex-
aiming committee; Z. Z. Million. upon
certificate sroa supreme court OF kansas
and motion of Mr. Baker; Richard Henry
John Pennefafher, upon certificate from
the sixth judicial district OF Dakota and
motion of Mr.. Peterson Stephen Bacon
presented @ diploma from the University
OF Michigan, and committee composed
Of L. G. Gilman, Il. M. Carr and o. Jacobs
was appointed 90 examine hica.
UNNATURAL HUSBAND Axn FarHER.
Heinrick Nickel, who on the 2sth OF last
0csoosT vent 10 his home In this city in q
drunken condition aud terrosizeti hts wife
and children by flourishiag q pistol in
their faces ana threatening 10 xiii them,
was convicted of assault with deadly
weapon yesterday afternoon. The evil
denRe proved couclusiyeiy that Nickel hsd
treated his family in q very brutal man.
70 have him put where she Will have no
fears Of his carrying his threats against
herself and children into execution.
xEw AMERICAS CITIZENS.
Full citizenship papers were granted in
open eoart 20 Peter Zimmerman. OF Can
ada: John Eageistein. George Suchsnek,
Charles sehwin. Henry Hoffman. of Ger
many. Declarations were nled with the
clerk OF the court by John Cain. William
J. Radcliffe. William Leppingweu. John
Campbell, of Great Britain and Ireland;
Reldar Olsen. ELIAS Larson, of Norway and
Sweden; Peter Miller OF Germany; Ed Van
derveen. August Deckers, Of Belgium.
srTT 10 RgcovEs ASSIGNMENTS
suit was Instituted yesterday by Aaron
Know against Neisx. Lorraine & Co. for the
recovery Of $40 81, the amount of q num-
Der of labor accounts assigned to him. and
$50 20, the amount found due plaintiff
from defendant urOn an accounting had
January ?. 1883.
youR or INSPECTION.
The territorial grand jury paid visit TO
the county farm yesterday and inspected
the poor house The result Of their obser-
vations viii b. made public in their final
report
TIE BI.orrEs
59gl--Terrlsory Va. A. r. Goodwin; dis
missed on motion of the district attorney
6442-TerrisoSy vs.. Joseph Whitechurch,
dismissed on motion district attorney.
f2-5-Terrftory vs. z. G. Kline: given
until 10 a. N. Tuesday 10 plead
s1s5--tfeerge w. Gooding VS.. c. VI. John
sou; demurrer ovc-ruled aud plaintiffs
given 20 days 20 answer.
S9Ss-Mm- Ashurst vs. WA CoehrAne:
iemQxrer oyeTruied and defendant given 20
dag 10 answer.
<@sis-Mary Green vs. Austin Cole: order
granted defendant time 70 answer.
sls6-Julia Carleton vs.. Henry Carleton,
referred 10 T. t'Meara 20 take and report
testimony.
eSs4s-Mary Van waa ys. Adalph Van
VISA. referred TO J. ]. Bunstone TO take tes-
tsTaanY-
ss7s-TerriHory vs.. All Lin; tried for as
SAUL with intent 10 cctamit murder jury
returned verdict Of guilty OF assault with
a deadly weapon.
e2Zs-TerTiToxy IN q. W. Johnson. grand
Jury returned Indictment endorsed. Not 8
trae hsiav ON motion CT the district at
torney be was discharged.
tSsss-TerriEory "a Frank Henderson: de-
PENDANT enters plea of mot gailty.H
s4z-TeErsfary VS.. W. II Miller; grand