The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-08
FRIED N THE COURTS
|,.rrs Number Of Additional
Gases Set for Trial.
re caoYnlTz ASSAULT CASE.
..--.s KgIliag over . ss-csnt screw
srssss-xew salts Piled Want
Damages.

:. supes.or. coust opened yesterday
~sssssg ii 80 s'cieek.
susastef 81 aemuFrers and ex parte mo-
=. ~sfe hsard and disposed o., and be-
'..,.s<eed.ne e cali the first case. Judge
s:.sssherg sst doxn for trial the follow
saissonal cases. which will Ia al prob
I s'lss s called daring the last bali o. the
\ s.satk:
& s.sse y. Alden s. Chase. selling liquor
.shssl license; January 70.
SO =. JohR Doe Carson. selling liquor
.s.g.sst Hceuse; January ~
sssss y. r. !. Eisin, assault with deadly
<snpon January u.
;ssse ". =. r. Butts, assault with deadly
,ssp0n tanfiery II.
Fssse =. John MHghsr, permitting faro
: - dealt on premises; January Is.
gssse a. william collins. petit larceny;
.ssssl. January IS.
sisis IS. Il. Cunningham. assault and
ss.ssry spgeal, Jaamary Is.
aass -. II. bartlett. receiving stolen
xoes Jannasy II.
ss.ss y. Jack GAY. Charles a. Barns
81 Oscar Williams, grand larceny Jan
ssfy 81
I s.sse =. ]. ~. Mct5uire, receiving stolen
sseas JAnasry IL.
sate y. g. n. Lewis, receiving stolen
saas: January II
safe u. stub Williams, reeeiyins stolen
<fsas. January "a
4 n proceeding to the regular business, the
d. cas- called was that Of the state ".
Hsfts Eh0ynisx, who was charged with an
1ssaa.t miti msnFdes9gs intent upen Peter
41asmaa. on May - last, tbs facts OF the
zss bfsfay. hesng Sc i0iiowH;
The trouble between the two men grew
fxses The Iean 81 screwdriTer. worth
.spas 50 cents. which Bauman. who
/ srassrly kept 8 saloon at Isakr Union, bat
Isko subsequently sold ont and became
Asraksr Df the Bruins fsalk cosIendef
asa SAble Company. had borrowed Of
faeynisz.
NFw srirs ritRn.
Alel Zach s. Fitzgerald have brought
81 against Lloyd 4 60. 20 recover $50,
1llFTeA 70 be due ol. merchandise sold the
Itasnaante, and have caused en- attachment
iss lsseed against them.
/ fsgt 4 nrHn have begun 81 attachment
/ ~ against Harry Adler 10 yecovsr slis.7s
/ dzs al meats sold the defendant ct diff
! kuat times between i)ensmbeF >, isst,
/ iaa January Q. Isso.
/ ID attachment sast was commenced
/ ssssuss q. p. ehiales by W c. Powers to
fraFsr a balance Of sTs5.la on draft OF
g. g for furniture sold the defendant.
sriF ron nAMAars.
i ss.s Tor x5A,ssO damages was eom-
nsassa against the Puget Sound shore
. nad By Rosaiine Amy Lewis and her
| naeof child, Harry Lewis The suit was
ksuaghs because oil injuries Inflicted upon
Eiiak !. Lews, the husband aud father.
/ kswmheF ;. By az engine Of the dessnd-
saNon Railroad avenue, iiear Washing
% sFeet, aud GU account Of which he
aad December 81 The complaint alleges
/ eselesaness on the part Of the cofapany'a
! Engineer. and further states that che de-
passa vas The sole means OF support Of his
| bnily. On these grounds damages are
|kked.
II The abGse ease Rosaiine Fears w4s
appointed guardian al Item OF Harry
isHis hy Judge laehtenberg, upon appls.
aties Of AeF attorney, as he Is party
fa.asin 10 the suit
Ergf Fee DIVORCE.
William Gonghlan has brought suit
sainss bis siie. Anna Coughian, for d.
epfre, alleging desertion on her part aud
fssasal 30 return 10 him. The complaint
ssAlss that they we're married Mt George.
txas Prince Edwards Island. Ia Deeein-
~, kso, and that bis wife left him
Assast. issa.
AFrtssties 70 DISMISS ~ AffkcasFNr.
~ sppIaeasian 10 dismiss an attachment
shsease Of ~. Mitchell against q. A..
~ Va refused by Judge Liensenherg,
nsroEr eF RECEIVES gAcKsoN.
Anafew Jackson. who was appointed re-
ufsSFai the Nesler avenue 'cahse llae. issed
fs FIRST report With Judge Iachtenherg yes
sfdsy. Receiver Jackson stated that a
~ Fseairs we're necessary 10 the grip cars.
~ ihat there are plaecs along THE tracks
shasA need attention. Judge iirhtenherg
.aaaafised an expenditure not exceeding
IAnsvrssNr euAsnEn.
e tndtesmens eeailiss " l. Hamilton
Z, Campbell, charged with obtaining
pskg nnssee false rrsisnses, was aaashed
g Hamiltoa. camp bell was held for
f'hfs Investigation BIZ the gfaEd iaFy.
fa9nArs .aUsf aAYrKHs
astd taF 81 0n was iiirxs in the probate
aH ~ STERLING N Baker. administrator
ias estate 81 David n. Baker. fhe
nd vas approved aad sn os,ier entered
ssseeAs aatiee "a creditors
afeeaie fudge o<bosn committed 60 the
se asyinm al Stetlaeaem yesterday
s* Hlsl. aged Il, aad Annie seAieeter.
- g Nhsln have lived in sesttle for
es Vas TIE f9yfaey hAviag come here
ea Michigan and the latter being a