Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-04-09
In the Superior Court

court the following motions were
heard
J. F. Bell w Washington Cedar
Shingle Company-Settlemento Of state
ment Of facts continued until next Sat
urday.
}. w. Lindsey eL al ys J. J. Weisen-
| burger-Demurrer sustained and ten
! days given to answer complaint.
Davis Sewing Machine Company vs.
] ii b Strand-Statemen of facts settled
and signed by his honor,
! j. A. Cloud vs Town Of Sumas-De-
murrer sustained and ten days given
! plaintiff to amend complaint.
Clark Harris ~ Co. Va j. G.. Light
! house ct al-Report Of referee set aside.
j. X. Gill d Go. Va Il. G. Austin
Judgment rendered for plaintiff.
Settlement Of statement of facts CON
tinued until next Saturday.
5. f.. Cormack w Bellngham Bay
Improvement Company-Jury waived
and case set on court side Of calendar.
A. Mckenzie w Fairhaven d South
ern raifroad-Demurrer overruted; de-
fendant given fifteen days 10 answer.
Charles Nelson w w. T.. Rogers
Demurrer sustained and plaintiff given
seven days to file amended complaint.
l.. Brisette VI W. Kilcup ct al-Judg-
ment rendered for plaintiff.
State Of Washington vs Frank Maier
Motion for new trial 0verruled; ex-
ceptions allowed.
4. w. Small w ID. A. GriGiH--De-
murrer confessed and plaintiff allowed
ten days TO file amended complaint.
g. w. White w w. ID. Mackay ct al
demurrer sustained and plaintiff al
lowed to amend by interlineation; de-
fendant given fifteen days TO answer.
State Of Washington w Frank Maier
Defendant sentenced to pay 500 and
costs Of case and be confined in the
county Jail for period Of ten days.
&. NJ. Curtis VI John Jenson ct al
Court allowed plaintiffs attorney to
attach an amendment TO the com
plant, which was detached from the
papers and lost. This Is done TO perfect
the record for the supreme court.
State Of Washington W. Frank
ier-Defendant's attorney gives mo-
tice in open court that ne moved APP
peal TO the supreme court and asked
court to fix bonds, which were fixed at
5000, and defendant TO be committed or
placed ih charge Of sheriff until such
bond is approved.
Sam Williamson vs.. j. II. 5tenger-
Jury brought verdict for defendant.
CASES SET FOR TRIAL.
The following cases are set for trial
this week.
Monday-F. n. Kohler w Fairhaven
d New Whatcom Railway Company.
Tuesday-F'irst National Bank of
WhatcOm vs. w. l.. Miller ct al: de-
murrer. Great Northern Express Conn
pany vs Charles BOardman ct at;
demurrer. E.W. Purdy ct al w Wurt-
enbaFg IL Co.; trial. +. III. Anderson,
assignees, VI Risdon-Cahn d Go. ct al /;
trial. Mary Hayden w Risdon-C Cahn
d Go. ct al; trial.
Wednesdays Estate Of ID. J. Harris,
deceased John +. Mcleod w S. +.
Palmer ct al; trial.
Thursday-Blaine National Bank VI
A. 4. Smith ct ux; trial. e.. II. Nc
Knight W. f.. w. de Lormier; trial.
II. a. Minis w &. w LamsOn; trial
friday. r. Gurney VA A. II. Nor
rison ct al; trial. X. /. Morse VI School
District 65 trial.
NEW SUITS FILED
But two new cases were filed with
the county clerk yesterday. They are:
Blaine National Bank Va Ellery Ro-
gers, county treasurer. Proceeding for
restraining order, 10 restrain county
treasurer from collecting taxes on 800
shares Of capital stock.
Henry Roeder ct uf VI Allen Mon
roe; To cancel bond for deed Oh twenty
acres Of land in sec. "a, 40 n, 3 east, for
breach Of contract on part Of defendant.
Don't fail to gee Mrs. Tayior's miiin-
| cry. You will find new and latest
styles and prices away down. Railroad