The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-03

sHE soSkp OF fkApB BRINGS A xrfr
The Board Of Trade fled suit against
9. Baker. the Risdou-cahn Company.
!. krsdsricks and ]. H. McGraw. prsvine
the court % sef aside confession Of iadr-
meat o. o. z Baker. 10 subject the prop
cry 20 writ Of attachment levied by the
psaintan prior TO the confession OF iudg-
msnf' and also 10 restrain Sheriff j. III.
heOraw from selling the property under
an execution heretofore granted. The
BOARD OF Trade In this case 10 the assignee
o. me nrms having claims against Baker
LOT goods sold him IS fosIoxs: N. Seller &
20. s1553 kice 4 Gafiner, s62 e.: schwa-
Decner Bros. & Co.. s057 70. Gordon
naSdwass Company, sos &C; Northwestern
1racEer Co.. $z7.2. s. Baxter 4 Co.
NAD. Seattle soap CO.. $50. On the Is.
o. May last the Board Of Trade procured
| % attachment against the stock Of goods
OF " = Baker In bis store Al Fremont.
| xortn $Iy5D. The complaint alleges that
BAKER confessed judgment in favor Of p.
ffedeEscks for $l.o6575 and the Risdon-
lam Com pany for sf55 20, knowing that
ns wss ms olvent. and in coliusion with the
| parties tn violation Of the statute providing
snat no preference shall be shown any
creditor by an iusolvent debtor.
| LkAokA tIkEEf GRADE SUITS.
| The city ATTORNEY brought thirty-three
SUITS against the following abrtting prop
erty holders for the improvement OF Le-
nora street: Mary NJ. Miller. ses7.s7;
Aaffhsas Bsiey. f105.50; Annie Il. stetson.
~ 10. William II. Cornell. Augustus Cas-
ue, Charles castle and W. u. Cofner,
yNsf; W. G. jackson t54s6: Annie z.
wilson and Phillip Winson. xl5sg7: Aug
ust England ct al, xslSl: Jacob Farth.
SeL&'; lottie Haley. $40; NJ r. Mad
docks. Si45.s0; James ". Norris. ss4 20;
Ella J. Robbins. sls6 so: ). u. Thomas,
ls-6s, James w. Wright. 1916; Mrs.
Helena Tiiton, slI6.a5: An,honi Anderson.
$sLau. William Cochran, N!a5 W. j. Golf
man, $1,000; Gardner Kellogg. $i47.7o:
August Hansen. $il6.o5; Annie f. Loung,
$sii0. Amoe r. Winsor. $500: Melvin
Goidsmith. $If6 %; Lewis D. Burns, SaI rs
,. 6. Wallace. So 20, n. H. ccHman.
| 1sAi0. Sarah Ward, $50 IS: g. +. coomhs.
$3.50. Daniel Cochrane. $253 20, Annie
Laurie Reynolds, sst 10; Il. S. Ingrahsm.
1916 50: Hans Nelson. 1887, George r.
Raymond 81 al, 1888. 30
LAKE Union BOULEVARD CASE wIrHpRAws.
The application for an injunction filed by
Jniius Horton and II. q. Struve against
the Seattle electric street railway. restrain
ing the company from piling for the Lake
Union boulevard along the lake front al :
joining the PLAINTIFF property. was with
drawn and the case dismissed. The plain
tiifs understood when the suit was brought
that high trestie. seriously affecting the
riparian privileges OF the property. was to
BE- constructed. 1t has since been learned
that the boulevard would not rise above q
convenient wharf level. and they immedi-
ately dismissed the suit The case Of
| Charles E. Wadsworth, who also obtained
| atemporary training order for similar
cause, was set for hearing before Judge
Lichtenberg last evening, bat none Of the
parties appeared.
FORECLOSURE STIR.
The Oregon Improvement Company filed
. suit against w. r. Sanderson and Hugh
Quinn Tor the foreclosure of . mortgage on
building in the New Private Alley
between Jackson and King streets. In sat
isfaction Of claim Of s5lss7. The plaintiff
asks for The appointment; of . receiver 10
receive the rents Of the premises
D. H. Porter and A. w. Porter obtained
Judgment BY agreer ent against Charles
p. johnson for $iss - and for $i60.5s be-
fore Judge Stsatton.
| THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
The meeting OF the Bar Association,
called 70 meet last evening in Judge STRAIT
tons courtroom for the purpose OF eleciing
officers and comforting with Judge Haniord
in regard to rules Of practice in the United
States courts, adjourned until mex; Mon
day evening without transacting any BUSH
| ness Judge w. s. Bush was elected tenn
porary president. The meeting next Mon
| dag evening will be held in the same place.
/ JUDGMENT FOR DEFENDANT.
The case OF August Fadeiband W.. NJ.
| aud n t;ottstein and ). +. Cough was be-
fore Judge Lchsenherr the entire day. the
trial resulting in a judgment for the de-
PENDANT ciough for s3Ssis. This action
was suit brought for the foreclosure of a
| mechanics lien for labor in laying brick in
the Gottstein block.
THE SEATTLE MONTANA RlsHr-oF-wAY.
The right-of-way condemnation suit OF
| the Seattle 4 Montana against tide land
| property OF the Puget Sound shore railroad
| came up hefore Judge Stration, and after a
short argument by counsel was continued
| until this morning. before \ jury empan-
| eiled from special venlre.
| SUING roe ruE PAYMENT OF cry wAgRasrs.
Dexter Horton 4 Co. brought a suit
| against the csts for . Judgment FOR Use ss
in pavment Of city warrants held by this
/ firm issued for street improvements in ac-
eordance with various ordinances OF the
| city.
/ saIEscxs INSOLVENCY.
| In the matter of the insolvency OF Earn
est Bcllock. the sheriff to appear June :. 10
| show cause why he should not be restrained
! from selling under execution the property
| of the insosvent Bollock.
sxrElEaGNT.
The case OF Sesiander & Neatly vs.. the
Farmers. aud Merchants Insurance COM
pany vas settled as per stipulation in
! Judge Han,es' department
MISCELLANEOUS FILINGS.
The case OF nlll 4 CLARK vs.. John :.
Lorraine. appesied from a decisios Of
Justice II. T. Jones. granting Judgment for
| the raa:nnffs for <oi5, WAS tried before
| Judge strai,on. The jury found verdict
for The plaintiff Cor slaa The action was
brought BIZ the piainsitfs 10 recover $50
on contract for clearing ten acres OF land
and cutting trail.
Charles kskeidy flied q suit axasns, Nc
Donald & Christopher and L. Mcdonald
| far 500 due on pronlssory note.
r III. isoyhei & SoaS filed suit Tor the
| foreclosure of mechanics lien on the
| W,naso. house. against v. Massa. q. Nens
ana ] n. cniaieS The claim Is for ma.
,srisl and labor used in construction Of the
roof and coraice Of the hsiiaing
samuel Cohen has brought srs' for the
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