The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12
Courts and Public omces.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for Herman Christopherson and Maud
Lillian Soper. both OF Seattle. Gust Erick-
son. OF la Conner. and Engla II. Ander-
son. OF Seattle.
The $3.50 bond OF Adam 2 Hubbard.
administrator OF the estate OF Elisha n.
Hubbard, deceased. was approved yester-
day.
Judgments were signed n the superior
court yesterday as follows: First Nation
al Bank vs.. Luke Redmond et TX SOS 81:
George r. Aust vs. Y. Hugo Smith e al,
So. T.. W. Andrews VS.. Standard Mil
Company. s744sI5. City VI. Edwin Ivey 81
ux-. costs for defendant. sa-l9; Annie
Nurgftroyae VS.. a. l. Parker. x &c ~.
jay c. Allen VS. =. ". Way 81 al sll3. n.
The inventory OF the estate OF VI. NJ.
BuckDafn, deceased. filed in the probate
court yesterday. shows property valued
az $40
Judge Langley yesterday issued a tenn
porary injunction against Charles A. In-
gals and Sheriff Van de Vanter TO re-
strain them from selling under exeeu-
tion lot p, block 81. Gilman Park addition
to Ballard The property Is claimed by
Mrs. Margaret Wheaton as her separate
estate and rot liable for her husband 5
debts
On complaint OF Capt. q. W. Cove. Of
SnoGualmie hop ranch. a warrant was IS
rich. an insane person
In the case OF W. Hammond Wright VS..
Fred A Fay ct al, Frank Hanford. one
OF the Defendants fled an answer IN the
superior court yesterday alleging thai he
held a judgment for S352 - against Fay
and therefore had a prior lien upon ali Of
Fay's real property. tie asks that execu-
ton issue and that the proceeds be ap-
piled 10 the judgment
The last Will and testament OF the late
George II. HelIbron was yesterday admit
TED 10 probate by Judge Langley.
The Pacific States Savings. Loan and
Building Company yesterday began two
actions IA the superior court on forfeited
lands for the payment of money due on
capital stock. Tiila and Harry W. Jones are
defendants IN one action. and Emily A.
and Louis l.. Bruins IN. the other. The
company seeks 10 recover respectively
las and ST. % and asks for forec iosure
OF mortgages on lots 7 and & block r Mob
Hiii addition. and lots 10 and II. block .
II. Z Holmes addiuo.
John I.arkin. Jr. yesterday r<titloued
for letters Of administration or the estate
OF his father. who died Aprii 3 The prop
erty consists OF real estate valued az
ss.ossa The heirs Al law are petitioner and
his sister. Ann FluninEan
Judge Langley yesterday signed an or
der confirming the sale to plaintiff for
E.4Ta % Of the property involved in the
case OF Hattie +. Shittie vs.. NJ. A. and
Anna Baker
Lincoln Richard Lambert. OF Canada.
was yesterday admitted 20 citizenship by
Judge Langley.
In Judge Humes' court yesterday Thon1-
az " Wright and Thomas J. Newman.
charged with carrying concealed weapons
and Jerry +. sullivan. charged with
grand larceny. pleaded not guilty.
The final step IN winding up the short
age % Willis l. Ames was taken IN the
superior court yesterday by Corporation
Counsel Scott moving TO dismiss The case
against the ex-clty treasurer
Before Special Judge Battle yesterday
in the case 81 the Seattle National Bank
Building Company most OF the time was
given over 10 hearing testimony rs 10
the claims 81 intervenors Witnesses
were examiDed for the stimzon MN Com
pany. Otis Bros. and the Gordon Hard
ware Company.
The bar docket OF the supreme court.
received ny County Clerk Gordon yester-
day. shows that the cases Of the state
against Henry Craemer. Willie Holmes
and Adolph krug are al set for Monday
June ~
In the suit ,: the Brawleys and KIN
nears for an Injunction against the fi1c
land appraisers and the state land COM
mission 10 prevent them from filing sup
Elemental plafs 81 Elliott bay lands. an
amended complaint was filed yesterday.
setting ont with greater particularly the
claims % the plaintiffs
James L. OberteuGer yesterday applied
10 the superior court for an order Pc
straiaing =. $ Runkel receiver ~ the
Haley Grocery Company. from suing ~
SSs - balance for groceries. Petitioner
alleges that there Is n contrast subsist-
ing between the Novelty Mn Company
ard the rrocey company. whereby the
groceries were % ~ paid for with -four
and feed. He contends that the receiver
ought 10 be bound by the contract
A default has heen signed IN the suit
% Arabells G. stroud for divorce from