The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-11
THE SUPERIOR COURT
Judge Lichtenberg's Depart
ment in Session.
cAMsLERs FINED.


~ u superior eouxs yesterday, Jn5ws Lice-
Eapeya d&p4Tt0kns wxa the cniy 0se In -
sson. exc<p< shot sitting given b. Judse
nu1es ausfnk the mcrafns 70 hear rwo - tnsse
nanos mssf<n CapsaIn :. y Can. the new
Pfossccnng afternsy. appeared eesose the court
80 - duly ruc0gnfsed - prosecuting oaacex-
NePnadn EsxT nAA not announced bis depaty yes,
81 = undertood VII Do 80 Ia . ses days
IA afvlslan Of The upper courtroom VS. begun
On suudsy, and b being fni<hed rapidly -
possible. II khoefd be compsesk6 by wc1res-
nny Or ThnrS9ay. wien Judges stratton and
hnmes viii be ready for any business which
NAY coUe up preceding the regularly ses cssea
AZ WM decided that % many Of the criminal
cs~es continued ever from Last terra Of court
Jadzs Lchfsnbesx snouid hold cours. - yudss
h1nes hasiag been more or iess interested
could not decide upon them Nothing OF special
tmpoFtAnes wa done yesterday and but lew
new cases zies-
eHSsEsE 9AusLEHs sxrTExcEn.
Al Gee snd All Jsn. the tvo Cslnanea who
we're tried the isss iudieiAi farm for gambling.
and convicted, we're brought before the court
on motion Tor new Trial Ana arrest OF iadg-
ment. Which ths court overyuled
Each Of the prisoners vas sentenced to PAY
the eosta Of prosecution and fned $50. and
stxud committed until PAID. A. motion OF APP
peal WA given and bail nxed st 500 each
EKIL PLEADS sor eUILry.
W. = Bell vas afrsigned before Judge ricL-
tenberg on two indictments Tor obtaining goods
BY fsise presenses and forgery. He pleaded nos
kaiifg 10 each count and his case was continued
70 the April term OF court upon The same recog-
nix&nees.
CASES coxrIxuED.
The following cases were continued until the
April term of court:
state W. Thomas Mullarky. fwo indictments,
Assault with daddy weapon: STATE " Robert
white. exhibiting dangerous weapon in
crowd: State ~ Ira Hummei. assault with In
tent 70 rob; @. n. Lewis. receiving stolen goodA
PETIT JURORS Draws.
The following ist OF petit jurors was drawn.
resurnAble for March 10:
William Fpber, W. Hsvenau. Charles HAnser,
AWreuce Coiman, E. A. Adams. 3 Eckerd.
George Beck. Charles Frosch, o. seattle; David
Parker. Rsnson. r. H. Lord, Tois; Charles
Walker. oIney: William and 4 Skies, Novelty.
five IaousAND DOLLAR DAMAGE SUIT.
John Z. Jones has brought = suit against
George jenkins and Michael Hanson. claiming
DAMAGES tor $1,000 The suit 10 . result OF the
Jones' Hanson shoottng ARRAY 1t spring Valley
on November % last, over disputed homestead
claim. The plaintiff alleges that he was falsely
Ar ested by the sefendants. who acted mAlic-
lousy and without probable carse. intending 70
tniare him In his good name. The complaint
futher rseites that psssnfi6 was acquitted and
ats1oA[ks1 tH Ecok0 ~ ~ Sau4 ueot - ~
handed for 500 expenses and $500 images for
injury 10 plaintiff 3 credit and peace Of mind
sEw SUITS FILED.
A ssit In attachment vas died BY Rfve q
Bruhn against John Doe YAKIMA. . Jsp.. 70 re-
cover t1bo u for goods sold the defendant
Martha y. Estein 81 al have bro1ght suit
against Herman aud Emma Braun, minors, for
division of certain property lying In Seattle. iefs
TO them al ~ an inheritance In different poE-
tons. judgment il asked for the parutios Of
premises: further. that q guardian I'd Item b
appointed by the court for the defendants, and
thai plaintiffs have such further relief In equity
~ may Be proper.
ATTORNEY ADMITTED.
John & Jurcy was admitted 70 practice, pre-
senting TO the court his credentials In certin-
cate from the circult court Of Missouri.
PROBATE COURT MATTERS
Captain T. n. Carr was appointed sdninistra-
or OF The estate Of Benjamin Murphy, qualify
ing in e, 900 bond.