The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-28
BLOCK TO TRADE.
Injunction Asked Against the
North End Road.
usr STREET TRADE INJURED.
r..e webster Wants Another Division
lien on the Bouleyard-Criminal
Arraigned-New Suits.

yuava IJchtenherg signed q temporary re-
.,ssniag order. restraining the West Street
vorfh End Electric Railway Company from
-.ssiuuiug work on the construction of the line
srntsnr the warehouses OF Eliza J. Starr, on
80 street, pending a hearing of the cause,
-sieh vas set for next Saturday, at $50 q m.
- uorknsn began tearing up the p.anking
- fbe properfy in question yesterday after
-. This part of West street is planked over
sr,pxers on piles, and the tearing up of the
,lsnEine viii. of course, destroy access by
!. rams 10 the warehouses. The street being only
srty<ix feet In width, many owners Of ware
bouses ere objecting strenuously to the laying ct
tso trstks there, claiming that II win damage
ne sgeet for wholesale purposes, there not be-
IN nom for dfays to back up TO the sidewalks
"a uusoad wrtnout being compelled to move
a. passing cars. The court I'm this case, is
s,syed BIZ the applicant. Eliza J. Starr, through
ier attorneys, Greene 4 Turner to perpetuaIiy
ts;oin the company from laying the tracks.
CRIMINAL AgRAI6sMESrs
Fifteen prisoners rom the county Jail were
thought into the criminal department OF the
|rperior court yesterday morning for arraign-
nert npon the vsrious charges against them be-
tre Judge Humes All Of them were given
,ne to plead. Hobert G. Redmond and John
n. Davis, held for the murder of Clark at Hot
ebrires, were asrsigned on charge OF murder
il ire first degree. P. J. Pratt, who was bound
pver ser the killing OF Dobson, was notified to
s,ft Sr for arraignment this morning. The list
ii criminals erraigned Will be found in the
tctter.
THE WEBSTER CASE UP AGAIN
The Webster divorce case was again brought
- before Judge Lchtenberg yesterday. An
IMPLICATION was made by the plaintiff, David
b Webster, for modification of the findings
md decree and q decree dividlngthe household
pods The court refused grant the division
ei the goods. The findings and decree in the
sase were fled.
Lien on LAKE UNION BOULEVARD.
JOHN n. Bruce and J. E. Nichols. by their at
tncys Thompson, Edison & Humphries, fled
miis for the foreclosure of mechanics liens on
DE Lake Union boulevard against l. II. Gfiffith.
Blewetf, c. E. Remsbure, Seattle Electric
Railway Il Power Company. ard the county
commissioners. The plaintiff Claim is for work
performed on the extension OF Rollins street,
md their complaints allege that L. II. Griffith,
Blewett aud c. Z. Remsburg were acting for
ne corporation and the city and comm issioners
Ia extending Rollin street to Fremont
MISCELLANEOUS FILINGS.
Two divoree cases were a. yesterday. Md.
Cfockes u for divorce against May Croker,
u whom he was married III New Westminster.
b April. 1856. on the ground of abandonment.
Caroline NJ. Bechteie prays for judicial separ-
a;ion from Louis Bechtele, on the grounds of
non-support and cruelty. The parties were
married. in Council Bluffs, Ia. in 1857
n A. Comstock filed a suit against w. r. En-
n for the foreclosure of q mechanics lien for
/, LES on the Epler building.