The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-11
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Judge Humes yesterday extended the
nfae In which Henry Crzemer can lie his
statement Of facts 10 Dscemoer l.
The motion Of Watson W. Moore for q
new trlai Of the kenyon will case was con-
unued yesterday until November 10.
Judge Osborn yesterday granted . mo-
ton 20 confirm sale Of real estate in the
case OF A. A. Denny Va W. p. ssyward-
The suit of Joseph Mayer vs.. the Aer-
chants National bank OF Seattle and A.
Soisky has been dismissed By stipulation
The motion OF defendant for . new trial
OF the case Of o. J. Treen W. L. H. Suili-
van was granted By Judge Osborn yssser-
day.
In the two cases Of J. d. Lowman w.
IL L. 1esser ct a.. an order Was made
yesterday substituting the administrator
Is defendant.
Marriage licenses have been issued for
4. 4 Won Carnsh and Lucy NJ. Smith.
botn OF Seattle; Victor johnson, of Te-
coma, and Eva e. Christensen. Of Seattle.
d. A. Anderson and wife have COM
menced an action IN the superior court
70 recover from the city $2T5 alleged dam
ages to lots Z, 8. 3. 10, II and IL. block, 2
Northern addition.
Judge Langley yesterday signed an or
der confirming sale 20 plaintiff for s75A 81
OF lots 4, and 8. block IL, j. j. McGiisra's
second addition, in the case of Mrs. Hen
riettta D'Jorup vs.. H. r. Whitney ct al.
A. w. Coleman, referee In the case Of c.
s Andrews vs. A. n. Richardson and J.
*. Winston. yesterday filed inthe snp erior
conrta volaminous report showing the
condition ot the affairs Of the firm Of the
Andrews Richardson Company.
John Kelly. William Foster and Frank
Miller, charged with illegal voting at the
school election November 3, were ar
raigued before Judge Humes yesterday
and entered pleas OF not guilty. The
cases were set for November %.
Richard Agsssiz and Andrew Jameson,
OF Seattle. have flied articles of incorpora-
ton with the county auditor for the State
Lumber Company. Objects, to carry on
general lumber and shingie business:
principal place Of business Seattle; capi-
tai stock, 5000. In fifty shares.
A. G. Marconnier and vife have been
sued in the superior court for payment of
an overdue p-omissory note for $500,
executed to r. Livingstone and trans
ferred 20 the Oregon Mortgage Company,
and secured by mortgage on . tract Of
land in Columbia.
A transcript Of appeal from Justice Car
son was filed in the superior court yester-
day in the case of Carstens Brothers W..
Henry Stephan and John Mcdonald. In
the justice court q default was signed.
The judgment Is for SIS and costs, amount
ing in all 10 s67.s5.
Ferdinand Toklas, Paul Singerman and
G. A. Chinfqui yesterday filed articles of
incorporation with County Auditor
Twicheu for Toklss. Singerman & Co.
Objects. TO conduct . mercantile business,
particularly to deal In gents furnishing
goods: capital stock, So, goo.
In the case of the state vs.. the bonds
men OF Robert Hamilton. the defaulfing
Odd Fellow, Defendant X. c. Crawford
yesterday moved to quash summons on
the ground that IL does not require the
defendants to serve an answer upon plain
tiff. The forfeited bond amounts to $3.50.
Judgments were signed in the superior
court yesterday as follows: Abner III.
Love vs.. Maria Cradle et al. STD; Fred
w. West vs.. W. f. Curry ct ux., 500; ]. r.
Stevenson ct al. We. A. Aidea, $i3s.95;
Sadie y. Tibbits We. Jacob NJ. Fox, $50;
John Sail vs. Shepard, Henry Il Co.,
x2t6.50; Atlas Tack Company VS.. A. X.
Bradeen & Co.. fiss49; William McNally
vs.. Thomas X. Brown and John ii. Bry-
ant, as receivers of the Seattle, Lake
shore & Eastern railroad: Charles John
son and Gust Erickson ~. h. j. Blon-
skog. $is706: Fred Page Tustin ct al VS..
Puget Sound Lumber Company. sis2 o5;
Seattle National bank VS.. Il. V. Dwyer ct
al. and Martin Shea, garnishee, $2f240.