The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-28
cnnrt ana County Notes.

Walter r. Legge, a native Of Canada.
was yesterday admitted TO citizenship by
Judge Osborn.
The receipts Of the county t~reasurer's
office yesterday applying IN last half OF
unpaid taxes for 1894 were ss.0Go.
Judge Langley yesterday issued an exc
eution in the case OF John H. Allen VS.. r.
Z. KilbOsrne, deficiency sI6.iA.@-
Edward Miller, a native of Switzerland,
and Martin Mikkelson. a native OF Nor
way, were yesterday admitted 10 eItizen-
ship by Judge Langley.
The receipts OF the auditors Office yes
terday were Si62.S, making Il the strongest
day. thus far, OF the year dhers were
fifty-six instruments recorded.
Judge Langley yesterday issued an order
empowering James Il. Murphy. receiver
OF the business OF Turner & McCutcheon.
10 bring n defend suits IN settling It's
affairs.
Judge Osborn yesterday rendered judg-
ments in the following cases: A try
VS.. J. Packar et ux., garnlshee, Si9.po;
Macondray a CO. VS.. l.. N. WOOD ct Tx
account. $3.50 and costs.
The $1,000 bond OF Frank I. Curtis, re-
ceiver OF the Crescent Lumber Company,
vice Henry Carstens. withdrawn, was lied
yesterday in Judge Langley's court. i.
w. Baker and S. b. Woodsum are sure
ties.
A petition was yesterday fled in Judge
Osborn's court for a writ OF habeas cor
pus in the case OF Paul r.. Nelson, under
sentence of ten years for incest Judge
Osborn issued an order f~etuTnable peIore
Judge Hurnes at 2 o'clock p. N. Novem-
Der 80.
George s. Beauiieu. from whom his wife
secured a divorce last week. has MED an
affidavit IN the superior court setting
forth the fact that Mrs. Beaulieu has re-
fused 10 allow him at any time 10 see the
child. and Is doing all she can 10 aliena1e
It's affections. lie prays the court 10 stp-
ulafe AT what certain times no may be
permitted 10 see his son.
Judge Langley yesterday issued orders
OF sale in the following cases: Alien x
Powell vs.. Hardness & Hubbard. $o12 so'
Teresa Flynn vs.. J. ". Bixby 81 al, &
5iS. 20: c. L. Lovetoy vs. Frank Seidel, 81
2fS. -: Edwin Eells vs.. +. Calvert - uN.,
$685.. 20; Nancy ". Boaart vs., T. Calvert
81 ux.. s2.90i.70; oregon Mortgage Com
pany VS.. I. II. Page Ell al. 1888 and costs.
Judge Langley yesterday signed the pa
pers submitted in the adjudication or IN
F~olvencv Of FelitZ Bros. Tent and AVN
ing Company. and an order confirming tho
appointment OF Andrew w. Anderson as
assignee. fixing his n at 5000. The
report 81 n meeting OF the creditors or the
inselyent firm was also attached at which
the appointment Of Mr.. Anderson was in
dOrsed.
Judge Langley yesterday rendered or
ders of default In the following cases:
Frifna VI. Cole vs.. Mary +. Meenach e.
william r. Watson ct ux., s8.ol0.eS; So
~licltors' loan and Trust Company vs., w.
p PeTrfgC et Al. S.5uss Albert hhauHt W.
Andrew w. Piper et al. SIS; Thomas
iIurhes IS. Edward Mcdonald ct al. So;
Edwin Ivey VS.. James Park - n. N.Fl1Si
Walter Crockett VS.. II. NJ McIntire CT al.
s5.si7 80.
Licenses 70 we'd were issued Yesterday
for Ames s. LfetZ. OF Seattle, and Jennie
A Moore. Of Vancouver; Mels r. Torn
Quest. az Fremont, and Carrie N. o.eson;
~ Taneshurr. Kan; w McDougall and
Maud Sha~r. OF Tclt; Alex y. Mcknight
and Mile Maria Brown. both Of Seattle;
John = Goddard. OF Lareue. and Alice =.
yc,,nr ~ Fremont. Charles $. Gillespie
ara Florence r.. Allen. both Of Seattle;
lester II. Peck. or New Nhatcom and
iter ana Augusta Hume. both Of Seattle.