Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-12
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Suit for the Foreclosure OF
Mortgage On Thistle q
Co.'S Stock
Writ of Certiorari In the Cele-
brated Boarding House
Case
Large Number OF Motions Ar
gued and Passed Upon BY
the Court

The Tower Manufacturing ana Nov
elty Company yesterday filed IN the
superior court a suit for the foreclosure
of chattle mortgage for SO, ,4l6 against
Robert X. Thistle and Francis b.
Thistle, doing business under the lirm
name Of Thistle d Co., and Charles w.
Green. The mortgage covers the stock
of stationery and blank books Of the
firm in the Thistle block, corner OF
Eleventh and Mill streets. The mort
gage was filed with the auditor ON the
Sth inst.
A writ of certiorar 10 Judge l.. =.
Palmer was issued by clerk HiNson OF
the superior court yesterday, upon the
application of the defendant In the
case of the State vs. w. G. Pettibone,
the principal grounds being that the
court erred IN refusing TO deliver back
the cash bond and in refusing the APP
Iplication for the change of venue.
Reginald Jones brought SUIT
lagoinst the Silver Beach Land and
} Improvement Company for S2OS for
tOilllill60lOil WI ANtAi 'oA'''N ''N'A' '
) defendant company.
} Emma Jones, wife Of the plaintiff in
} the preceding, filed suit against the
: same company for $20l, alleging in the
complaint that she purchased the tract
known as the Hotel Reserve from the
company, upon which mortgage was
afterward foreclosed amounting, WIN
costs, 10 the amount sued for.
Suits on prOmissOry notes were hled
AS follows. Alicia Cleveland vs.. George
w Peter, $500; First Bank OF Sumas
vs.. John J. Fuller, 500.
j. Judge Winn yesterday passed upon q
large number Of motions.
Edward j. Bellamy, the negro
charged with attempt to commit rape
: was brought before the court and en-
tered "a plea Of not guky.
Motions were heard in the following
p cases:
plaintiff files "A $500 bond for costs.
Annie J. Edison vs.. Robert T.. knol
Motion sustained; plaintiif files bon'
/ for costs.
{. J. f. Reynolds vs.. VIM. Scott-Mo
ton sustained; plaintiff TO file amehde
complaint by Saturday.
G.. Paulson vs.. Fairhaven Land Con
DNuN-MOllOll HuHlhiil'hf anu pi,'iH''
given five days to file amended con
a plant.
I Bellingham Bay National Bank v
4 Mrs. n. NJ Peck and l.. Seeley-D
muTer confessed; seven days TO II
amended complaint.
Fischer d Mcdonald VS.. Ruff
Stearns ct al-Demuucr overuled, d
fendant given one week to answer.
G. a. Reed W.. Bellingham B'
Boom Company-Motion sustaine
plaintiff to amend complaint; defen
ant given seven days to answer.
= j. b. Brisbois vs.. Bellinglam Bi
Boom Company-MotiOn argued al
taken under advisement.
w. w. Byland vs.. Bellingham B
Room ompany-Motion argued al
taken under advisement.
J. b. Brisbois vs.. Bellingham B
\T Boom Company Motion allow'
7 plaintiff TO amend complaint.
L Heywood Bros. IL Co. w. +.
Maresch-- Demurrer sustained; defer
ant given four days TO answer.
Lewis Holman vs.. Edward EldrlC
,ale l--Demurrer overuled; Defendant Il
redge given until February ~
answer
~ j. p. Parker w. Frank ONeil-I
Sill missed.
. Default was entered in the follow
~ cases:
Town of Sumas vs. Mary Parkins
Town of Sumas vs. Antoine Cass ct
Town Of Sumas VS.. Bellingham ]
Lumber and Manufacturing Compa
Eight cans of milk 81. II pounds