The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28
corrss ana Pubic osess.

The United States court will convene
at 10 o'clock this morning.
The case of NJ. AeTgens. who has
wrongfnIiy accused of appropriating and
opening anothsr's mail. was dismissed
yesterday By Judge Hanford.
The case Of Wong Ye. charged with
opium smuggling while a cook on the
steamer Resale, has been set for Janu-
airy in the United States court.
The Seattle and Kirkland Ferry Com
pany filed articles OF Incorporation with
the county auditor yesterday. Capital
stock. $1,000; incorporators. Peter Kirk.
Charles II. Palmer and Dram kiteley.
The steamer HI. l. L. was iibeIed yes
terday by the Summer Iron Works Com
ps.ny, OF Everett, for an account OF Sc %
She is laid up in the Duwamssn River
and belongs to c. C. Mccoy. the mall
contractor
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day for George o'Brien and Matilda Cal
LIANT, both of Victoria: Grant H. Cotton
and Kate Mccauiey. both Of Seattle: Al
bert Hempei and Minnie Rohde, both OF
Robe. Wash.
Arthur Griffin mas been appointed by
the United States court TO defend Cap
tain Goodrich. charged with smuggling
Cinnamon into the country while In
charge OF the launch Fairy. captured
some time ago by the customs officers.
The Thomas Mills s.. 100 note case will
not come TO trial, stipulation having
been filed in the superior court dismiss
sng the proceedings. Thomas. IL Is said.
discovered where the note was and sur
rendered ii. and Mills willingly agreed
that nothing more should be done.
The United States court stood adjourn
ed yesterday duf.ng the forenoon and
Judge Hanford, Marshal Drake, his
chief deputy. Crosby of Tacoma. and
other federal officials attended the funer-
al OF the late Mrs. Quiiier. wife OF Chief
Deputy Marshal James n. GUTTER
Judgments were signed in the superior
court yesterday as follows: J. IL. Lssher
& Co., VS.. X. Dalln, sai426: Corlizs p.
Stone VS.. Frank w. Talmadge ct al,
$. 22o.6S; Susan j. w. Waterbury VS. Ja-
cob &C. Thalman eff al. 1850: Margaret
ID. Brooks VS.. ". s. Freeman ct al,
$500
w. w. Wiltshire. receiver Of the Seattle
Dairy Association. yesterday filed his
final report and was discharged. The
route books and milk accounts OF the
company were bid in at public sale by
Il. II. George. who paid S for claims ag
gregating si.5s5.so. The available assets
have been insufficient to pay the ex-
penses OF the receivership.
The Famous Clothing House, through
ID. s. naviis and T. j. Lewis. yesterday
answered the complaint OF G. ReIchen-
back, of the United States Clothing COM
pany. who has sued for $i,50o for services
as appraiser since the recent tire. They
claim his services are worth sfs0. that is,
SIS per day for twelve days, and no
more. The money was paid into court.
Ching Quorig Fook and Chin You Ling.
forming the firm of Gee Lee & Co.. were
sued in the superior court yesterday By
NJ l.. Hamilton for $50 rental alleged to
he due under lease OF .wenty-seven
acres OF land in section Il. township Fl
north. range east. Hamilton asks that
the claim he declared a lien against $500
pounds of hopg raised ON the land. now
stored in the building at the southeast
corner of South Fourth and Washington
streets.