The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-12
DONE IN THE COURTS.
Seattle 4 Montana Road is
Again Restrained.
SEATTLE INSURANCE. CO.'S GASES
Suit Against Grocery Firm-Divorce
Granted-Right-os-w way Condemna-
tion-New SUITE Bietter.


granted upon application of the Columbia
& Puget Sound Railroad Company against
the Seattle Il Montana Railroad Company
Dy Judge Lichiencerg, restraining the de-
PENDANT company from continuing in the
work OF driving piles through blocks 80, 81
and 81 in A. A. Denny's sixth addition.
and block 30 in Bell & Denny's first addi-
ton. The complaint alleges that the de-
PENDANTS on the 9th of last April. by force
and arms, broke through the wharf on the
front OF these blocks. and are now driving
piles through them. destroying the ripa-
rian rights Of the plaintiff company. Hear
ing was set for July Is.
INSURANCE CASES.
The case OF W. w Ross vs.. the London
and Liverpool and Globe Insurance Com
pany was tried in JuGge STATIONS depart
ment and given to the jury last evening,
with instructions for a sealed verdict.
The plaintiff sued the defendants for 81 $50
on an insurance policy. issued on his stock
OF groceries. store and dwelling on Pop
lar street. which was burned on the 29lh Oh
March last. The defendants claims that
the plaintiff secured the policy by fraud
and Misrepresentation. as to value OF prop
erty issued as to the title of the land and
by subsequently placing more insurance on
the property without the knowledge or
consent of the defendants.
The trial of the case of the Seattle insur-
ance Company VS.. X. F. Wells, suit to re
cover $3.50 assessment of stock. begun
Thursday afternoon, was finished and the
case given to the jury with Instructions for
q sealed verdict
4 DIVORCE GRANTED.
Margaret Ross was granted Q divorce
from David Ross, on the grounds of deser-
ton and ncn-support, by Judge Lichten-
berg. They were married in Scotland
about seven years ago. Mrs Ross has sup
ported herself By washing in Seattle for the
past two years. She was given the custody
of their child.
srfr AGAINST SEATTLE FIRM.
Garretson. Woodruff. Pratt & Co.. of
Tacoma, fled q suit for judgment for
50 9-3. 50 against the firm OF Kuhn d Ceil-
yer. for goods sold to the defendants. The
plaintiff claim includes claim of $i64.99
held hy Kosterman & Co.. of Portland.
and s99.07 held by the Tacoma Grocery
Company.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
E. S. Seymour, of the district court OF
North Dakota, was admitted TO practice by
Judge Lich,enberg. on motion of n. J.
Lovejoy.
GREEN LAKE RAILWAY WANTS RrGHr-oF-wAY.
The Green Lake Electric Railway Com
psny filed petition to Judge Stratton for
the appropriation of lands for the right-of-
way and the appraisement by jury OF the
damages The petitioners ask the condem-
nation OF thirty foot strip through lots
Is. I6. IL, IS and 10 in block 80. Denny &
Hoy,'s addition to Seattle, owned by Neils
A. Sandbaum, Emily T. Munson, Robert
Ellis, Mary Johnson. Peter Warner and
Julius Lindberg.
SEw DIVORCE SUITS.
Charles ". Chambers filed suit for di.
vorce against Anna Belle Chambers on the
grounds OF desertion. The plaintiff alleges
that he emigrated from Minnesota to
Washington in 1859 to better his condition,
and his wife refused to accompany him.
Thew were married in Minneapolis in 1885.
Mabel McGarvil. who married Harry Nc
GarviI in Victoria in June, 1889. sued for
divorce from her husband on the grounds
of his non.support and dissipation.
MISCELLANEOUS FILINGS.
Thaddeus L. Hughes brought q suit
against the Samuel Willy Steam Naviga-
ton Company and the Pacific Navigation
Company to recover $46S damages for lost
baggage. The complaint alleges that there
was traffic arrangement between the two
defendant companies and that last Febru-
ary the plaintiff checked a trunk at Olym-
pia for Seattle via these companies, which
was lost.
A w HIGHT vs.. ". A. Mcdonald and
Alexander r. McEwen--Suit for judg-
ment for 81 ,565 for stock IN the Salmon
Bay Single Company.
Sigmnnd Newberger VS.. George Steward
Appealed by defendant from judg-
ment in favor of 'aintiff for s3l.1 in
Judge Miller's court.
Leonard Norton VS.. George w. Otis
Suit for foreclo. ure OF lien on boom of
logs in Samamish lake for $356S2 tor labor
in defendants logsing camp.