The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-31
The Superior Court.

Superior Court convened last Monday, Judge
Irwin. Chas. Aver and w. T. Cavanaugh arriv-
ing from Olympia, and with the local attorneys
construed tne par. 0ulte large aocket wa was
ton, the attorneys hurried matters, and by con
tinuing many cases, managed to adjourn fuels
day morning. The jurors, summoned from al
parts of the county. were on hand. but no cases
| came before them, and they were dismissed. af-
ter mourning an expense of about $500. Follow
ing is the docket:
David Shelton vs.. G. W. Freeburger, trcspass,
dismissed.
" p Morrow VS.. Thos. Moran, to qiuet title
Judge Dunbar appointed referee.
John Lloyd VS.. John McReavy. continued
G. w. C. Kennedy VS.. F. G. Wyatt and Chas
Wivell, plaintiff given ten days to reply; terms,
payment costs of this term and $40 atty fees.
Mark Draham an ! Henry Bickle to recOv er
debt, sale of land confirmed.
C. Langert VS.. Harriet A. Korter. sale of land
confirmed.
Albert johnson vs. Alex ,IcLeod, continued.
8. J. Holland VS.. Pat o. Hare, judgment in va
cation.
W. D. McBryde vs. VIM. JONES' quiet title, con.
tinued.
G. W. Freehurger vs. J. II. Davis, continued.
Arthur Needham vs. J. w. McKeehan, specific
performance of contract settled.
HIS. Temper vs. Chas. White ct al. partition
of real estate, J. Sigh appointed guardian ad
litem minor heirs.
NJ. C. c. R. R. Co. VS.. J. H. Long. default
Sol Loan and Trust Co. VS.. J. G. and Angelina
Kennedy, foreclosure, continued.
Same. VS.. John Bowman, settled.
Neil Mitchell VS., State of WASH, certiOrari
G. H. Weymouth VS.. w. G. Rex. seduction, con-
tlnpsd BY plaintiff Debt not repTsse anssi s
amended answer by consent. pltf. to have 20 day
Judge Cyphcrt VS.. Neil Mitchell. certiorari
Allen R. Lewis vs. NJ. C. c., demurrers over
ruled. 70 days to answer:
A. Needham VS.. Ann Kennedy, ct al quiet title.
]. II. Wilson VS.. B. G. Morrill,, ejectment, con-
A. R. Lewis and T. Roberts vs.. F. P. Morse,
John MaIaney VS.. Detroit L. and 1. Co., to re-
cover land title service not complete.
Albert Malaney, same, not at issue.
Hartman aud Sigh VS.. ]. G. Kennedy, to col
lect note Judgment by default granted.
John Anderson VS.. Geo. jackson, damages,
continued.
Same VS. J. H. Long, dismissed by Pros. atty.
| Same vs. JOS Letrand, theft plead guilty
petit larceny. 15days county Jail.
G. w. C. Kennedy, vs.. 8. 8. R. K. Co., motion
to dismiss sustained.
Everything is in harmony on the
Republican ticket. but there is much
chaos on the other.
| Ed. Callow, our next representative, is an ole
| of the United Kingdom, on the Ilse of Man, 4,
wears ago. and came to this country l9 years ago
| Hetaught school when under 70 and Is consider
1 ed q weu-educeted and read man. The usua
| campaign lie has been sprnng about his being a.
| employer Of Cinnamon, which every Logger wht
has worked on the Little SKookum road win con
tradict. Nothing has ever been alleged agains
| him except perhaps that he IL not wealthy"
It il conceded that George vogtlin is the. hes
man the Republicans could have selected 10
sheriff. His integrity and worth are such az z
gain the entire strength Of the party. and he vii
get there If any one can, against the presen
incumbent If heis elected he VIII MAKE n q
good an oflcer as any we have yet had.
License has been issued to the Marx Drahan
| and Nim Maggie Marshall, who have left Shelter
| to be welded. Mark il an enterprising logger
| and both parties are well liked in Shelton.
Orlin Stanhope's dance last Saturday was
pleasant AFFAIR, and the attendance was lar &c
| than usual. They will continue through IN
winter each fortnight.
The Republican nominees are capable an
/ competent. In every instance equal to their op
ponepts, but in some Superior.