The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-29

faEry Smith - guardian sad 40 49,. ~
william Corbess yesse~d.x
superior court for n.w r-ssi "a -. s ~ 80 80
e ssainss w. A Harrington e Al
,snags Osborn YESTERDAY q, ,o.s,- :.
plaintiff. signed an orssr as.r,;.- s.o. "a
ct al. o ~ ~ r. Baird
aagnus :. Norsissrorn. Mary lone. Ard
.t r. lett have been dIschs-red fem
im,. ns asylum ~ SseIlacoon as
s8s superior court Yesterday Geo~1.
Jensen sued Ii. j. Tiusett. OF CI.Ilsry,
ssoanty, Tor si2 alleged 10 be due .. twsI~.
"'a oafrsis soid September 9. 1853.
me case Of Hiram II. Pease ct N
1Axtef e. al was argued and submitted in
sase osoorn's department. Yesterday
sult concerns lease OF water front
The case of NJ. O'Dsy vs. ]. r. PineE.
sy' ~ which plaintiff recovered 1850 oa
pfomissoTy note before Juxtice
humphrey. has been Appealed 10 TIE an
perlor court
The inventory and records OF IN. ~...,a
o. Jonn ID. cagemiIler, deceased. have he-n
corrected 80 az 70 change the description
.es1ahs biock Iesler & Mcffisvra's add
ton, TO BLOCK II.
~. ne sale OF ten lots in block five. Lax.
sses addition, August IS. in tue case of
Mary a Ham vs.. Helen ID. Pea--e 81 nj
vas yesterday Confirmed by Judge Lang
icy. Inc property was bid In BY plaintiff.
county Auditor Twichell has been
served With a subpoena commanding him
70 appear a. the Aoyer-yan de yanter
contest Friday and bring into court the
pol lists for ali the precincts in the county
al the late election.
The decree of the superior court In the
case OF Laramie Mayer, assignee. VS..
tharies r. Frasch 81 al was Yesterday
amended 50 as TO make the deed of Charles
y. rrasch 10 Kate Frasch for leo acres in
"hatcom county valid and binding.
Reports were yesterday received in the
superior court from the clerks of school
districts 4. y and 81 stating that there
were no orphans n those districts betw
the ages OF and I5 that had not attended
school for three months during the past
year.
County Auditor Twicheil Is busy signing
the issue OF warrants for the payment OF
superior and municipal court costs for
october. The Lusrin libel case figures as
one OF the most expensive trials. the fees
Tor Jurors and witnesses alone amounting
TO $50
A transcript Of a judgment for 81 scr. "a
from hittitss county was filed in the su-
perior court yesterday in the case Of f. c.
Price We. John Scott school district No. 3,
Fred Lombard, :. X. Geddis. NJ. ]. Ma
lonsy, David Murray. A. Mlres. Williams
IL Mcclure and q. T.. Dickson.
Defaults were signed in the superior
court yesterday ia the following cases:
Merchants National bank vs.. Jacob Hopp
ct a., A. l.. Parker VS.. J. q. Scott ct al.
Motions for default were made as follows:
Dexter Horton Il Co. VS.. Milo A Root,
NJ. Galley VS.. Gladys +. Baker ct al
United States Commissioner Emery yes
terdav continued the case OF Aaron Jaffe.
charged with conducting a wholesale
liquor business without the necessary
United States license. until December 4,
owing 10 the absence of United States
District Attorney Brinker in Tacoma.
A transcript of appeal. from Justice
Caldweli's court was filed in the superior
court yesterday in the case of Thomas
Perrot VS.. A. +. Isham, defendant, and
Arthur Let's. garnishee. The Judgment
is for $si.35. of which $40 10 for costs.
The appeal has been taken from the de-
cislon of the lower court Diminishing the
punishment proceedings.
NJ. ID. Psass yesterday sued Minnie
Jones, a Il. bSyus ~. n. Johnson ana
Mrs. Starr Tor restitution OF the Pease
block. 2if5 TO 3Ii9 Front street, and for
500 damages for unla full detention The
tenancy 10 alleged to have expired Novem-
Der 70. Judge Osborn issued an order for
the writ. on bond OF 500, with J. Worth
erspoon and Lizzie ii. Cox as sureties.
Marriage Iiosnses were issued yesterday
for Robert G. Barrie and Lucy Griswald.
Frank &. Damn and Clara Esther Cush-
man, Hugo Slettengren and Olivia Hen
kIe. all Of Seattle; John NJ. Booth, of
Snohomish, and Charlotte l.. Ysager. of
Seattle; William Arnett and Elizabeth
Seyveseu, both Of Port Blake.ey; Richard
III. James and Mary l. Davis, both of
Black Diamond.