The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-04
curt Notes.

Yesterday was pay day for county offi-
cials.
John witherspoon, a native OF Scotland.
was admitted 10 citizenship In the superior
court yesterday.
Confirmation Of sales OF real estate yes
terday: ID. *. Stevens vs. George F. Meyer
ct al. Washington National bank vs.. John
w. Searight et al
Charles Brown. Of Russia: StefTen Jo-
hannessen. OF Denmark, and n. Hommeyer.
of France. were yesterday admitted TO cit
izenship by Judge Hanford.
BY an order made by Judge Langley yes
terday Ole Olsen Is permitted TO join In the
made by his wife, Kate Olsen.
The suit of the Union Pacific against the
Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern and the
Washington Il Idaho roads was yesterday
dismissed from the Federal court.
Judgment by default in favor OF Lang
ley & Michaels and against Gardner kel-
logg Il Co, for s2S3. 50 and costs. was en-
tered fin the superior court yesterday.
The case OF John Blake VS.. Francis ia
cobus ct al, for foreclosure of mortgage.
was tried yesterday before Judge Langley,
ard decree ordered in favor of plaintiff.
The Seattle Hardware Company yester-
day filed in the Federal court a claim OF
sIa1 81 against the Front Street Cable Rail-
way Company for goods delivered from
June to December L. 1884.
In the case OF Benton Embree vs.. Allen
a Powell suit between attorneys for d.
vision Of fees. in which verdict for de-
PENDANT was rendered ~ a Jury friday'
plaintiff yesterday moved for new tFiaL
The Security Savings ard Trust Company
took a decree OF foreclosure OF mortgage
against Mary CurTter AID 9. W. Currfer ~
default before Judge Langley yesterday.
THE amount was s.. rs s. and costs. and the
property fractional block OF Carr a Pres
toms addition TO Seattle
A Judgment was ordered yesterday by
Judge Langley in the case OF Annie Z. Hal-
Ter vs. Everett r. Swank 81 al. IN favor or
plaintiff for S. 2ea.ss. with $50 attorney $
fees and costs. also decree OF foreclosure
on mortgage on lots ; and q block 81, y. 1.
Dsnny'~ Third addition 10 North Seattle.
In the case ~ James L. Galhraith W. Nc
Cpnaghy & Co. Mrs. j l. Taylor has filed
With the sheriff a bond and claim FOR the
personal property seized under execution
as the property OF defendant AcConagny-
The pr6pertv consists OF a boom or saw
losrs which Mrs. Taylor claims to own
IL. Kenny. J. c. Hole. Fred Schweeh-
ger. n. G. JoyneF and Joe BoNiy have nled
an AFFIDAVIT In the Federal court IN which
they severaIly affirm that they would not
bsffe,-e Richard Gibbons on oath. Gibbons
Was one Of the witnesses IN the case o. the
government against Michael MctsNehF:
convicted last week OF Illicit retailing or
liquor.
on annltcation OF Receivers Brown and
R~,-ant az ire Seattle. Lake shore & East
en- Judge Hanford yesterday ordered them
70 deed 10 James NJ CoiHan TIE tniFty-feoi
twae~ Marion and Columbia streets, which
the road agreed 20 restore 70 him upon thu
settlement 81 the tangled controversies
aflonw ne various railroads. y a&ca have
recently come 10 an end
NJ r. Raekus. as receiver 81 the Seattle
Consolidated street Railway company,
Yesterday filed his answer 10 the seat
Hardware Company petition for prefer
entail allowance OF its claim OF So. -
against the railway company. The ansNer
ssvS that the note Tor &15. Il VAS given ~
she railway company 20 tire hardware COM
rsanv Ia payment ~ thar amount 81 the ac-
eount. and was Tor long tine 50 treated
hv both parties
Articles % tncorporat ton % tse ThCUp-
z.r Steam boat Company were filed IN the
~ssgsr,rSS office Yesterday. The iucOTpoFA-
t,rs an John l. Thompson and Harriet
Sreossgsseu. who are also The first trustees,
- y,rturipal place ~ business. Seattle. the
s.suttaI stock. 81a.tsa. duration. nf1y years.
80 0issesfs. almost every Kind OF business,
tref,f8tns SteAu1ao2 ttug. railroad constr1s-
-, Ies-xing general we7chanifs basA-
rfss and rAal estate investments