The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03
n SUPERIOR COURT
nlIcation for = Receiver In
lvtvin vs.. Phillips Denied.
e M.sMATED fcouplEs.



49, Lichtsnbefg yesterday after
- 6enied without prejudice the
& .1stut6rs application for the appointment
y soceivsr il the case Of Fabien 8.
$50 " Michael Phillips. This case
!. 80 - bssn pending in the equity de-
Z. 11n6nt some time and continues from
3 I-e 5 time. prays for the foreclosure Of
: ,1eeksnic's Hen and the appointment OF
,r1fver. The lien II in the sum Of -. 685
= NIL building erected by Phillips. on
r. seethwsst corner Of Warrington ard
80 streets. The brickwork was done
.Sl furnished under contract by Potvin.
~ buiiding stands upon ground
S,1 81 Philips on fifteen year lease for
2 ,-anfhiy rental Of 500. For the building
s =, nunivss monthly rents amounting to
~ The plaintiff in his application for .
iypr, alleges that Phillips is in arrears
p - uound rents TO the amount Of $715.
- lkose Is danger Of the forfeiture Of the
- md building. He further alleges that
61 lolsndsnt appropriatss the rent he re-
@fme from the building. without applying
~ postion Of II TO the payment Of ground
ssrs@.. he defendant filed an affidavit in
Z $50 - stated that he was in arrears but
- a ground rents. and denying the A.
lions Of his insolvency. He states In
800 he owns sixty lots and ten houses in
0ulrs, worth 5000. and ~ acres Of land
s. WILDLY and Fidalgo islands worth 49,
ri He he's monthly income from rents
neanting to $1,000. The defendant was
11ncod on the stand and cross-examined
IN he AFFIDAVIT.
DIvoRcE MATTERS.
1onnie Z. Hill was granted divorce
IN Marshall n Hill yesterday afternoon
= Judgs Lichtenbcrg for abandonment
"a adultery. The plaintiff testified that
~ ~ married to her husband at Falls
az. Neb., in 1883. She has two children,
H aeed sand years. Her husband has .
inneotead entry on Lake Washington
MD IS .000 About the LIST OF January, 1855.
Nm she vas in confinement, her husband
pnmitted the ofiense charged in the COM
vInIat with her sister, Mary Quinlan, . i5-
NneSld girl. who was staying with them
ding the plaintiffs illness. She did not
I'm Of he- husbands violation. Of his mar
~ VOWS until her sister was about to
toepme : mother. She then left her hus-
~ and has since refused to live with
-. Her sister was placed upon the stand
- tosti6ed to the ofiense Of the husband.
~ plaintiF Is now supporting herself and
6odFen by working in laundry ct tl.45
II Day.
Mary E. Lambert. who has been the wife
dJehn n. Lambert since 1878, was granted
adlvoece from her husband BY Judge Lich-
Iabesg yesterday afternoon, on the ground
abandonment They we're married In
N Bsnit,, Cal, and the husband deserted
heh 1855.
Judes Lichtenberg yesterday afternoon
Gyoeced Mary X. Wyman. Of Falls City.
Wah.. from George Wyman. on the
nsend Of the husbands desertion and
1pesupport. They were married ct Eu-
~. wis-. in 1875, and have one child,
- custsdy of which was given to the
ne1Asr.
NEW SUITS vILEp.
Nsvson & Holden, firm Of liquor deal
~ heretofore doing business on Phinney
I Baxtsr's wharf, are having trouble in
her business relations. Louis Mawson
Yesterday filed . complaint against his
partner asking for . dissolution Of tho
partusrship and the appointment Of 70.
eivsr and accounting. The complaint
dlssss that the plaintiff and defendant
mtsfed their business relations last Oc-
taear. the defendant agreeing to furnish
0gital for license and = building not
be1cecd 81. 400, to be reimbursed by tho
phintid ~ the rate Of 500 per month On
- 18th Of last April the defendant took
exclusive possession of the business and
sustsd the defendant
An attachment suit was filed in the
hyperion court yesterday against the arm
NJ T. Parker & Co. for s.. 0O0 The COM
~ that amount 10 w. b. Mcconnell and
T. 7. Parker. December %. and due six
neoths after date. The note was after
vasd sold 10 plaintiff He states that the
oessndanis have already disposed Of por-
nos OF their property, and are about to
impose of more OF 1t for the purpose OF
eelrsuding their creditors.
John Thompson, +. Moore and w. Il
Nehols, convicted Of gambling before
1ee1ce Rivers last Thursday, and fined $40
- costs each, yesterday filed appeals
nem this decision to the superior court
isador Latour claims that no has been
mtndled in horse trade by John Christie
peer, and has brought suit in the superior
ecsst TO recover SIPS. Ii is alleged by La
muf that he purchased the horse in tho
eefes that it was sound on the representa-
uons OF Christopher, and that the animal.
sef TIE purchase, proved to be wind
koken.
Three cases against the Salmon Bay
Timber Company were filed in the super
~ court yesterday on defendants appeal
nom Justice Rivers decision. Judgments
go been rendered in the justice courts In
nvcr OF the plaintiffs as follows; Michael
sephens. $50; A. A. Tolliver. 1870: n. A.
eesison. ISL: George Hoier. $e7.Sa.
JUDGE STATIONS DEPARTMENT.
'adge ssratton yesterday issued special
wnlfe Tor five more jurors. TO appear next
Monday.
No cases were tried before him yes,er.
W few motions were heard as appear
The bloiser.
JUDGE BrMEs' DEPARTMENT.
Judge Hames, after hearing motions in
sso cases. c. NJ. Anderson vs. King
seunty and Charles Gardner vs.. John A.
snueriek. excused his jury until 9: 80 g.
= next Monday. The assignment OF the
1'minal department being exhausted. a ne
VS. Vas taken until next Monday morn
petition OF insolvency was flied with
&c clerk of the superior court yesterday.
'sspsr 5. Cox. heretofore engaged In
ssfrnantile business in Seattle and Walla
"sia As stated in the schedule filed. his
@uai liabilities over total assets are SIS, tsi-
- liabilities over assets not exempt, SIS