The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
Rfc0RD or DlsTHcT COURT.
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lar fiction the following named text
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Co. To- VIII r biasof's First Book In Arifh-
meiie. Sxiriouis Introductory Geography
snd ssinsoa's Grammar >csoos tseogra-
pay, or Z, sios cause before the court 81
II o clock GA The morning OF September .,
Is-s. why re has no doae 80.
These books were duiy adopted and made
. part oil . unlserm series Of 4 II books for
use in ali the common schools of the terri
tory 1T the regular annual session OF the
errisorf8i bosri of e6uea ion. beld AZ
olympia on thu issh cav oil July. iss9, and
. eoafraes was duly easered into by the
borad with Iseson, akeman & Co.
IBe board. Al me- ting held August ).
re.eins.e1 this as.rio1 for t1e reason that
IL was advised BY Attorney General Met
calfe that its actions in making these
changes was Illegal aud VOID, ana il Was
AVOID confusion. litigation and expens- to
| the people. Thereupcu J. FL Morgal, super
| insendent OF public inst uetion. on August
6. fsSs, issuei circuia letter TO all school
officers, notifying them OF the action 81
| the board. ard directing IN In To use the
! same books that hal been issued for tee
| two previous yesrs until tie state should
u herwise provide
| Jyon these insti ucfinns Superintendent
Pusey. In common with other county
supefintendenfs. refused to order she
change Of text books, aud TO compel him
TO do this Is the purpose OF the Plaintiffs IN
/ this action.
THE HILL CASES SuBNfrTED.
/ Arguments in the Hill cases closed ai
noon yesterday. J. r Ronald, who had
| given way 10 Colonel Haines on Monday
/ resumed his argument ct the coming in oil
court, and cone: u9ed shortly before noon
| TIE cases are now under Amusement !
Judg- Cslkins. who viii probably render q
| decision before the end OF the week
TO ANSWER FOR CONTEMPT.
In the injunction suit of the Seattle Gas
light Company Us. the City of Seattle anc
Feek Bros, contractors on the south Sixth
street grade an order was issued requiring
defendants Feek Bros, TO appear on August
10 10 show cause why they should not bt
punished for contempt OF Court for dis
obedience of the restraining order issued
August 10, 1859, enioining them from grad
Ing South Sixth street along and in from
OF the plaintiffs property. without frs
building bulkheai 10 prevent the earth
from sliding down and upon said prep
erty, 10 the damage OF the plaintiffs plant
for the manufacture OF gas.
PRISONERS ARRAIGSED.
Ernest Henry scbnltze, the horse thief
and Barney Martin. the burglar, were ar
| raigned and given until this morning &c
plead
mot a true bill" was RI; urned upon the
Indictment for robbery against II. Watson.
who was arrested on the nieht of August
- for sandbagging W. A. Hart AT the cor
ner Of Main aud South Third streets.
JOHN LIE ESCAPES THE PEN.
John Lee, who was indicted for grand
larceny in stealing a set of optical instru-
! menis from DIR. Reich, was allowed to
ents plea OF guilty to petty larceny, the
pro>ecunug attorney not thinking the in
struments worth the sum ne essa y to con
str ute the offenSe for which he was in
dleted. de was sentenced TO thirty DAYS
imprisonment in the county Jail and to
pas 81 and costs.
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
SayeIio Mar.uo 10 recover 81 30 damages
on account OF a fire, set by the defendant
upon his land which spread and destroy ed
larse amount OF fencing, fruit trees and
other property upon the farm of the plain
TIFF adjoining.
Hart Il Co. have brought suit against the
Amer can Building ana Loan Association
OF ST Paul, for 81 so GO for damages sus-
tanned by the wrongful appointment OF
sgeats for the territory of Washington. for
which they had bsen given the xclusiye
agency.
DIVORCE Suit.
Hans c. wahlberg has filed an amended
complaint in the divorce suit against his
wife Ingeberg Wahlberg. He alleges that
they were we'd az Tbroadheim. Norway, 10
1879: that she has made life burden %
| n III. Cruelty and d. seriion are alleged as
the causes of action.
/ MINOR MATTERS.
In the suit of J. NJ Collins VS. II. Park err
action to recover money on n promissors
note, judgment was given by default fol
$3.50.
Andrew ID. Wilcox was admitted tn prac.
tiee upon certificate from the supreme
court of the District of Columbia and mo-
ton by John Arthur.