The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-26
THE SUPERIOR COURT
Terminal Railway Co. Enjoined
by the O. /. Co.
roM MuLLARkEY SENTENCED.
Ne Il Assessed o3ee far Assssstisg Dave
TAs@As-K~seiver Avv~issed-6rsAe
Tar naass-xew Rilisgs-

rrsdrr Company and b. r. shanbszt. pray
ing for temporary restraining order en-
sssss.snr the defendants against proceeding
with the construction OF improve rnenss on
certain premises held by the pisinsin- ihs
order vas granted and nsxf Wednesday
was set for hearing the cass. The com
sazlus sets forth that the san Francesca
bridge Company IL constructing for The -
sstIe Termirs Il Railway 4 Esvstorcompany
q road 70 West seattle Within the past
three days . forcs Of men en-
xaoved in this work have been
eonssructing The road through so feet Of
tide land held By the plaintiff The nne
crosses the approaches TO the oregon I'M.
provement Companys docks ana coai
hunkcrs- Ii is charged that within the
past shres days > pile-drivsr has been forci-
hsy moved upon the premises under the
personal direction OF B. f. shaubus, and :
portion Of the old coal bunkers DESTROYED
and other depredations committed Ine
plaintiffs aver that Mr.. shaubut bad threat
ened TO place . large force Of men on the
premises on the incoming tide 81 30 yes
terday afternoon and overpower by sheer
force OF numbers the plaintiffs possession.
It il believed by the plaintiffs that u Is the
purnose OF the seattle Terminal Railway
Company 10 construct improvements on
the premises and then Dust the plaintiffs
from their possession
TOM xuaLAsKEy sEsTEscEp.
Judge Iichtenberg yesterday morning
passed sentence upon Thomas Muiiarkey,
convicted several days ago of assault upon
David Thomas with q revolver last Novem-
her. Motion for new trial was made and
denied by the court. motion for arrest
Of judgement was also made. but over
ruled. The eo1rt then imposed fine OF
500 on Muilsrkey. Attorney for the de-
tense gave notice Of appeal 70 the supreme
court. aud asked the court to m the
amount Of bonds, which was liked ~
81 500.
RKcKfvKR ArPoIsTKD.
The action of r. q. Potvin. 6ied yester-
dav against Fredolin Wilhelm, came before
Judge Lichtenberg yesterday afternoon.
and receiver was appointed as prayed
Fresiolin Wilhelm leased lot in block III.
Maynard's addition. TO II. r. McElwain
and M. NJ. Carraher for fifteen years.
They suhleased 1t 70 Michael Phillips. who
began the erection OF building upon the
lot. contracting with Potyin for brick at$23
per thousand. Phillips was 70 pay $500
per month for the ground. The brick
work was completed last January, aud
g.. sss lie due the plaintiff for brick It
alleged that defendant is insolvent He
receives $3.50 rents from the building.
which heis appropriating without paying
his ground rent OF $500. which endangers
the lease. Henry Miller was appointed re-
ceiver.
BEFORE JupeE LrcurKsRERs.
BY a decree Of Judge Lichtenberg.
Georgiana wellman was yesterday divorced
from James Wellman on the grounds Of
cruelty, drunkenness and non-support,
and was permitted 10 reassume her maiden
name. They were married in Michigan
nine years ago.
C. II. Metoaif. in . suit of foreclosure of
mechanics lien. was yesterday granted .
decree for s257.0 by Judge Liehtenberg
A motion 10 release Jake Terry. held for
grand larceny on bail. was argued before
Judge Lichtenberg yesterday morning.
The motion was denied.
Jupsg HrAEs' DEPARTMENT
In Judge Hnmes' department the assign
meni was exhausted early and court add
journed until Monday morning.
David o'Brien. another defendant in the
Gard. kellogg libel case. was arrested and
gave bonds in the sum of $3.50 In Judge
Humes' department.
SEVENTH srRgKr GRADE SUITS.
The city attorney yesterday afternoon
filed thirty-iour cases against property
owners delinquent on assessments for
grading Seventh street. between Madison
and Battery streets. The defendants and
their assessments are ss follows: Mary A.
I.owmsn, sess. 80: g. Burrian. secs 50: n.
l.. YesIer and ]. ID. Lowman, size; ]. K.
lean of AL. x73. l.. u. W Shelton and
iaurian Ingalls,, $3.50 80. ]. Michael, 1878:
l.. Newman. s2sa -; Margaret Hartman.
<S4sN; susan Anderson and A. Iunn.
$3.50, John l.. kehelay. $sss50; W.
q. tatimer and Nelly Il. Sanders, ssssi 50; III.
Jones. s9Ss5o; Maggie Barker, sas6 50;
r. r. Long. s2s6 50; ]. III. Glenn, ssssi. 30;
Henry Loshs. SaaN; w. T.. Boone,
tsiaTo; ]. }. McGilord, $3.50: III. l..
Yesier. $3.50; Hessie ]. Lewis. ISIS. 70:
III. Jones and Hulda Kaufman, 1913;
Adelia II, Smith. 1919; Everett Smith,
sa5S: August Wolf, ssh 50. John wenxier.
$3.50: J. II. Lewman. sss6.so: Alfred
Nelson. ssssso: Annie r. Lowry. slss 50,
w. A. Harrington. s27Sso: II. f. briggs
and n. Kaufman. sssasa; William Black,
xs7i.l0: Bridget Christopher. siss 50; NJ. c.
Ratnum and s. $. Sigei. si.sA -; J. f.
Bonen. $3.50: Flora Wright. s6i.so.
sskKe 10 PROSECUTE cosLESrz
Prosecuting Attorney Carr has beer
rettioned to institute criminal proceedisg {.
against Special Revenue Agent Cohleni.
for the killing If smaggler Holt at Salmon
hay on the nigh, 81 March IL Friends d
the deceased hold that the killing of Holt
Was unnecessary. Captain Carr declined
70 render any decision on the petition yes
terdsy. bat ioos the matter under eonsid
Grafton. and will answer today.
xEw vInIxss
A suit against William +. Rarnison for
The collection az siSo, due on promissor,
note. has bren slesi hy Nathsnial Roseharg
John :. LAidlAw brought damage sal
yesterday against the city Of Seattle fol
$500 fer injuries received on January 4
LAST, by failing into hole on South Flu
street near Sesler avenue.
J. T. Stewart 4 SON have brought sws
suits against y. n. inmsn G son for IN.
eoasesion OF two rsomsssory notes sggre
eating sisia
The Standard Furniture Company nles
sn attachments $ast against Louis Tsmme
for tue satisfaction of claim Of SASH To-
furniture sod - the defendant
Francis MeNsti has flied a con plain
sssias the court to correct description il
deed - tract Of land in township =
north, range 1 east
TIE suit Of II. ioaez against his soy
William Jones, has eesn settled outside a