The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-08
One IN THE COURTS
- Lichtenberg Sitting in
Equity Cases.
ENCLOSING MECHANICS LIEN
80 Manufacturing Firms Dispute
8. : .,e1ssnrs Of Afortgagc--Unitsd statss
cssst = New Filings = Blottsr.

& n1.r1v he whole Of the day in Judge Lich-
NJ department OF the superior eonrt yes
ss1sx m Eaken up with the hearing Of the
-, = Hans Walby vs. James Montgomery ct
n e wnich the plaintiff asked for the fore
';~1ve Il amechanic's lien. With the sxcep-
s1S 4 ! god many witnesses being examined
1i1ls nj dorc IN the case. and when the court
s711Svned for the day the case Wos still On
new SUITS FILLED.
IN Webber Corbin. for cause Of action,
1879 that Andrew Leonard Parker, on or
ss1'2k 56ne 4. 1859, while Ia vfctoris, B. c..
1S.1e1 co-psrtnership with the plaintin for
M ruFroee u manufacturing brick on the Du.
- river. upon . fve-acre tract,
0iIes south OF Seattle, which land
t1aind6 purchased later. That he
~ - boo = his share Of the capital stock.
- 1bes be mas since paid into the firm large
e money for which he has received NO re-
- fbnf a. Jet no profits lave accrued from
SS srprs d the partners in the brick making
- "a because fhe plaintiff refused TO CON
4 sE u i the terms Of the defendant, that ~
Iisus 70 pay large sums Of money into the
~ fhe defendan has ignored the terms Of
oeIeenens, aud has forsibly installed him
~ q sole chsrxe Of the business, ard has
deened vioienc to the complainant should
s<ngore on che premises. The piaintif asks
= Z IL co-, artnership be dissolved and he petit
- lie court TO appoint receiver. 10 take
If11re 81 The FIRMS sssets, an that the Surplus,
4 81 Be sny after all Claims on the firm are
.nds6e., - diyidsd be wecn the plant r. and
~ iebt according 70 their respective Interests.
e 1.nrs D0uxan Is plA utif IN = foreclosure
SStsxge suit sxaiust Tomas Johnson and
- johnson ct al The complaint aess forth
q July q. 1855, for ysiue received, the defend
= asutd 70 MIN their promissory no .. In
- hey agreed to PAY 70 the plaintiff on or
1no tuo years from date, the sam OF $4.000,
= inDEpst Ut the rare Of s per cent per Al.
<5n The complainant avis that only por-
~ x the interest has been paid and that the
= pgineipal is cue entire. As SET forth. the
dos1anfs = securify tor the amount received,
y6ahe plaintiff . mortgage on heir property
- -. IS aud II and Is, In
1l1ok p, Northern addition to Sc
.mGa According to the terms OF note
= mmdl &216 - Is asked for attorney ices
- curt is petitoned to order . sale OF the
oul9Fty described 70 satisfy the mortgage. and
h61oet due IN the sum. sinclud ng attorney
fos1 oi - 56-62 In new SUIT filed with the
~ q - superior court, Ekhs Imam, Lew
- 4 ca aver that On April 2. 1853. B. Mac
~. lof value received. issued TO them his
nioDofy note. In which ne promised 10
RI - o. before April 2, 1889, &, 900 Y tn inter-
- o. The rate OF per cent per month. The
D1i1t& q cain that no part Of the sum, princ-
-. o. interest has be- paid. except AS
11ica The defendant paid on December |, 1852
IlG1m<nt ID asked In the sum of 32.5l7. 20 to-
0Ilktf with Int rest at the rate agreeu, and the
tntids also petition the court TO attach the
- q actiou to the defendant
THE UNITED STATES COURT
Judee Hanfcrd opened the United States court
~ yoserday morning for the frst time since
0tyacstion adjournment The creditors Va the
Gtemer Detroit case came up first and with the
Uoption OF few attorneys being admitted to
tufl1ce. occupied the attention OF the court al
~ No decisions were rendered. the court
~ bearing few Of the claims of the many
6ninsnts. Several new liens were also fled
11ElaG the day against the boat by crediton
- have hopes Of recovering money for value
WANTS 4 SEPARATION.
Neeert Hieden has died papers in . divorce
~ aedinst his wife, wiiheImine Hieden. to
r1om b claims to have been married June Is.
- Michigan. Hleden accuses his wife of
1ng treated him In cruel and inhuman
o1ner. and 70 have deserted HIM without
|on&. January ]. 1854 He asks that the relar
lo4e sxistipg between them be dissolved.
ADMITTED TO rAAcfrcE.
Judge Hanford admitted the following attor-
Nh % the United States court for the Seattle
efteE Motion Of John Il. Humphries, Edward
AoseE. admitted: motion of l. c. Gilman.
Senee !. Lentsy and =. C. Million. admitted:
notion Of ?. " WINSTON, Sam uel G. Hyde and
A EnsieF, admitted.