The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-17
Courts and Public omc.s.

default has been signed in the case OF
David Parker VS.. Lyman III. Rogers ct al.
Martin Won Riegen, of Germany. was
admitted to citizenship yesterday by Judge
Langley.
Plaintiff in the case of c. W. Turner ct
al. W. Jacob Furth ct al. has applied for a
transcript for appeal to the supreme court.
The Seattle Brewing and Mating Conn.,
pany has fled an amended supplemental
complaint in its scit against Louis Un-
dine ct TX
Judge Osborn yesterday signed an order
for restitution OF property and default and
Judgment for $50 in the case of j. w.
Aaryatt W.. +. Adyt.
The case of c. r. lie Ballister W.
the Port Discovery Mill Company has
been stricken. by agreement, from Judge
Osborn's trial calendar.
In the suit of Charles r. woodwar W.
the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
New York, the deposition Of ]. q. Wright,
OF Wilmington, \. C., was opened yester-
day.
A transcript Of proceedings In Justice
Caldwell's court in the case of W. f.
Davies VS.. j. III. Stokes was filed in the
superior court yesterday. The suit origin
ally was for s2i.40
The Fleming & Ayerst Mill Company's
SUIT VS. the Great Northern Railway Com
pany consumed most of yesterday in Judge
Humes' department. At 40 the eaus
was continued TO $50 O. m. November 10.
In Judge Humss' court Yesterday George
Tinto, one of the bondsmen of Robert
Hamilton. Was adjudged TO be In default.
Hamilton is the Odd Fellow who sQuan-
dered $3.50 trust funds and then jumped
his bond to avoid trial.
Judge Langley Yesterday signed findings
of fact and conclusions of law IN the case
OF Horstso Hathaway vs.. the Sackman-
Phillips Investment Company, to the effect
that defendant is indebted TO plaintiff IN
the sum of sd, o65 due on promissory
notes.
Margaret Lockard was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian of her husband, Israel
Lockard, a person OF weak mind, recently
an inmate of the insane asylum at Stella
COON. The appointment is necessary in
order 10 allow Lockard TO prosecute a
claim for an invalid pension. The bond
was liked at 500.
Emma h. Bettes, who some time ago
com msnced an action of divorce agains,
her husband. George A. Bettes, yesterday
filed her reply. denying all the allegations
/ of Bettes' answer, and stating that at ali
times she has been a pure and yrtuous
woman. All defendants allegations 10
the contrary. she declares, are willfully
ana UNANIMOUSLY lalse.
iorders confirming sales OF real estate
were signed in the superior court yester-
oay as follows: William b. Robertson,
trustee, VS.. John +. Grow ct al. the ives.
one-half of block l, Meeker's supplemental
plat of the first addition 10 Kent; National
Bank OF Commerce VS.. James r. Cranston
ct al, ss35 bid in by plaintiff: G. Z. Corhsn
" Richard NJ. 6slinas ct al, lot Z. block
l. Gilman park.
The superior court yesterday Clara +.
ser commenced an action Tor divorce
AGAINST her husband. Alfred c. Thaysr.
charging desertion and failure to provide.
There is one child. son named Charles 3,
q wears old, now with the mother. The
parties were married IN Worcester, Mass.
June II. 1856. They have no community
property. decree Of divorce vas signed
/ by Judge Osborn.