The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-09

his own plea. Before the case was heard
they asked 10 he tried separately and Riley
was put upon trial in Judge fiumes' court
and the jury returned verdict OF guilty.
Hamiitoa's case was TO have been tried
before Judge Stration. by Jury but the
youthful burglar withdrew his plea of not
Guilty. aad entered plea OF guilty. Judge
Strattoa taereunoa sentenced him to three
months imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Riley has not yet been sentenced.
INDIAN WHISKY sgLaEIss AREArevrp.
Five indictments for selling liquor to
Indians were returned in the United States
court yesterday. and ihe defendants in the
cases were arFaigned. and al bur A. Il.
Faidean pleaded 10 the arraignI faent, but
he beng . Svede who required an inter-
prefer. his case was passed and he was given
until today 70 plead. Albert Crooks, who
IS charged with selling whisky 10 Thomas
Jefferson. an InGiaa, ut o'Brien on Sep
tember -, entered plea OF not guilty, so
also did J.. u. Harrington. who is charged
with selling whisky to Indian Jim in
Skagit county on Jalv 3.
Thomas smith. who on September | sold
whisky 10 an Indian called Tommy An
drews at o'Brien. entered plea of
guilty. and Alexander Jaydeuow. who sold
whisky to an unknown Indian at Ana
cortes on July 4, also entered plea of
guilty.
WOULD NOT HAVE THE Hors.
The hop season is over, but the hop suits
still continue. Yesterday another suit for
violation OF q hop contract was filed in the
court by q. I. Iivesiey 4 Co, hop dealers,
of Seattle, against A. L. Lenning & Co..
hop dealers, OF Milwaukee. The complaint
states that on November 9 plaintiffs agreed
to sell and deliver TO defendants eighty
bales of hops az 50 cents pound. and ON
November IL shipped the hops accord
Ingiy: and that ON November Il agreed to
sell 200 bales of hops ut So cents n pound.
and shipped them 20 Lsuriug & Co, but
both consignments were refused By that
firm. Plaintiffs sue for $5.25s. l.. the price
of all the hops, together with all OF the
costs in the case
PORTLAND & PUGET SOUND RAILWAY CASES
The numerous condemnation cases
brought by The Portland d Puget Sound
Railway Company were called in Judge
STATIONS court yesterday. The cases
agaias. Watson c. Squire and c. T. Ferry
were dismissed. and tweuty-four other
cases against various land owners along
the right-of-way IN King county, were con-
tinued until january Il. The cases are all
for condemnation of property for right-of-
way.
OTHER NEW SUITS.
John McGrath vs. John Collius-Suit for
sGiE5o for labor performed ana material
furnished.
Hdlse, Bradford & Co. vs.. James r.
Gleason-Suit for Ss697 for goods. wares
and merchandise sold and delierei.
Jullne Schgrd, IS. o. y. 6uiifoil and LIZ
zIe z. Cullfoil-S1it Tor Ss7.S7 due for labor
performed.
Alou4o =. Austin and John Scott vs.
John s. Day and Michael Dsy--SUit for
s.. 127.s9 or building contract.
Ii. G. styuye vs.. A. C. Parsons-Sutt for
restitution OF property and $50 damages.
Gig Harbor Lumber Comnaay VS.. North
Seattle Lumber and Manufacturing Com
pany and II. c. Apologize and john Hoi-
iister-Suis for 81 ,675 % on p-omissory note.
w. A. Sw,nton vs.. Scurry d Owens and
the Washington Investment Company
Suit for $l,eOasS for maps sold and de-
livcred.
Gladding, Mclean &c Co. vs. Fabian s.
PotviE-Suit for $605, balance on account
for building material furnished.
Richard Benson VS.. John Poynton-Suit
for dissolution OF partnership.