The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-09
b IN THE COURTS.
\ ebber's First Wife Sues
the Second
"a lAaoE TRACT or LAND.


c1Sn>on. wife Of .sFrsnehy1 Grafton, the
- s With others who names ere not
- paairtif In . new suit brou1ht
- n Fannie A. webber. Of Pottlane. Tar
:Sa(v36ed one-baIf of two tracts Of land Of
nd i,Soo acres respectively. which
~ 80 rcurfy. MIA Grafton claims 10 hare
s. Iled 10 Emil Webb February II lS77,
~ n ~ civ, Wyo. ard that she lived With
Sz1l 1nly 20 lSS7, 1t which time the c0urts
e. - r1rn grant her q divorce. end ais0
q: 3 ~ 80 Weber should pay to the p1aiuttG
~ nfters law suit the mo- 1ev Was re-
- that ehe did not take q vantage
uhfnh Ill wed her an undivided one.
~ II - - peopexsy owned by her husband.
.s711slE nxvrs that her husband met his
= f<ltInu6 Nay 10. 1859. ami thst n. de.
- mound wife, now claims the whnse
- defessea,s property. The plaintiffs
~ i occorsIaucc with the law, they be
= - - Of the property heretofore men
ushber, whose widow is made defendant
- q The fAlo keeper who was muir
n sandy o.ds. ihe gambler. in PORT
-. gear ago. Mrs. Fsnnie Webbef, the
~ - the case, Vas 81 one timr . CHORUS
- cane to P5rs anil in December,
- ~ Lydia Tnnmpson Opera Company.
1919 i1ue she became acquainted with
ze y. ON the shortly MARI q.
uxrHxxIe's LIEN roREcLosEp.
- Of Hans Va by against James
~ for he foreclosure of . mechanics
S111h came up f,r hearing before Judge
nfsrx Thursday, was concluded yessef-
n,ne ghe eourt found % conclusions
- 81 ~ plaintiff vas entitled to the
- at the lien, together with the costs
11urements OF action; inclu ding SIS It
IS ~ ana $6.75 Tor the recording OF the
Huns found s1so that the Van Alta mort
~ which there was wrAngle. was
lmlw y the signing of the contract
NEW sUiTs FILED
- e0it In the tuperior court WIS Fled BY
Il. 1nes. Who complains thar since February
- irm Of Norris. Gibson q Morris has
<1lk6o1 70 HIN in che sum of szli S..
116n Shat fhe .iebt was contracted through
~ usrehaniise d.liye ell. and that no
= ~ debs has hseu paid. another
1anrste ANS VI action, the pla ntifR sets
Is ~ On February II last De leased to the
- 8 poftlou of bis farm in snwnship q,
{01nty, for the purpose Of making brick.
- 6ckd.ne 10 the terms Of the lease 10
mcelve - rental ID ceuts for every
- tfick manufactured; that he has re-
~ bopag up o date, and asks judgment In
M 1lpnsI sum Of $50
10 81 action George p Hurt AYERS that
6eooor II lot II aid II in block -. In Edes
{r1ln5b addition to Seattle, aud that the de-
~ ~ the six mouths psss has unlawfulIy
~ asjou Of shs pr perts described The
t pe1itions the court 70 make Invalid the
oB1's claim. To install himself rs the only
- swpsr. and to allow scos damages for
r nonshs' desentfon-
sCIf FOE DIVORCE.
IN ii q divorce suit were fled with the
IL the superior court by Isaac r. Craw-
mting SEPARATION from his y fe Carrie &
Nd. 70 whom he a~ers he was married
onr. 1855. IN Eyosa, Minnesota He sets
~ be hss always b en- loving and
- husband, AMI that May "a. 1850. hi.
11na1t cause left bis roof. sud abandon
- - since refused to live with him. He
fnsthe court to grant him . separation
M W him the custody Of his two children,
- ! 80 Harold Cnawfari. wao have lived
- since Ii y were deserted BY their
THE FINE WAS rAIp.
- + Grant. the witness In the J. stetsou
(Eo.inRor lumber case who was fined so
~ ago ~ Judgr L chtenb- rx for con-
4couFk aud who has At ice been IN Gus
= ~ ahefiG f1rulshed the necessary
r yoserdas afternoon and Vas released.
eihaugh subpGuaed, failed to appear in
~ !. eysded deputy sheriff for nearly
~ teipre he was finally caught and
~ te1ofe bio honor. where. alter giving
nosy. he wss ind.
m uHrTED STATES COURT.
- Re united states curt convened yes
Umnines the creditors W. the steamer
teese. which was continued from the day
xes asa'n called up and 1t occupied
qAetlon at lad se Hsnfard oil day. II Is
1a1 I'll the Ella mants In the case WIN
1sdshsd making their proofs tpdsy, aud
eNm TAKE the afidavits OF e many
- hase been fled under advisement