The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

& Bro. COMPANY. OF AURORA Ia. -NF s0-A.s
Ia cash, al sales after January z 70 go TO
shs purchaser.
Default was entered yesterday against
Edwin Hughes. a party Defendant n the
case Of James 8 Goldsmith vs. HowaFd
III. Lewis et al.
Judgment ia favor OF the Washington Mil
Company against Louise Del.son. exscu-
irix OF the estate 81 r. W. DeLfon. for
G.7Sfs
The case OF George v, Dorneaeh vs.
Samuel Green has been settled out OF court
and stricken from the trial calendar; an
action for the recovery Of 80 for services
performed as architect.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to CHRISTOPHER DragoyIovich. OF San Fran
cisco. and Miss Annie May, OF Boston.
Mass: also to Frederick A. Wiicoxen and
Mary v. Forduey. both of Ballard
Judge Langley yesterday issued an order
dirscting Receiyer A. n Boyd TO bring an
equitable acton In the superior court
against the Northwestern Shoe Company
and Sheriff Van de santer, 10 enJotn the
sale OF real estate.
Findings Of fact, conclusions OF Law and
decree was signed yesterday by Judge
Langley in the case OF John Spo-ck VI.
Mildred l. Naisworth. ct al, an action
brought TO recover 81. is6 on q promissoTy
note and mortgage.
The North End bank. Of Seattle, through
It's attorneys. gave notice yesterday 70 1.
q. Perkins. trustee. and the city or seat
tie. that il appeals to the supreme court
from the judgment entered against II by
the superior court.
The following were admitted 10 citizen
ship by Judge Hanforsi yesterday. VIII
lam Harper. OF England. Peter Nicholson,
OF Denmark. and Peter Sand. Andrew Mes
SER. Mel Knudson John II. Grasem and
Martin Wfrnd. OF Norway.
In the case Of Parrot & Co. who obtained
a judgment for Si,475.5s against Alfred
snyder. January I, with execution. Judge
Hanford yesterday granted restraiInling
tiou for an Injunction for March s
Default was signed yesterday BY Judge
Langley tn the case of F.. II. Camp VI.
Charles W. Saunders. and also In the case
OF the Provident Life and Trust Company
vs.. Joseph r. AicNaught 81 al, as Tar as
defendant. Charles +. Burnside. IS con-
cerned.
Judge Hanford yesterday gave an order
Front Street Cable Railway Company. To
issue and deliver to the Washburn *
Moen Manufacturing Company receiv-
ers certificate for sas.s; 20 satisfy ma
judgment for ss.755s4 OF July 90. 1924.
Upon petition from Neis Hansen. ask
ing for an order allowing him 10 garnishee
Receiver William Wagner for Sa.sZ5 aneg-
ed 70 be due from IT. Lester, party de-
PENDANT In the case OF q. II. Lester VS.. +.
+. Cameron, r.. r. johnson and III. Lester.
Judge Langley complied with the request
yesterday.
The motion for a new trial in the Fraser
Insurance case was argued yesterday be-
fore Judge Hanford, who denied the mo-
tlon and signed a judgment for the full
amount awarded by the jury to Mrs. Fras-
or against the Standard Life and Accident
Insurance Company, s5ooa. exception TO
which was taken and allowed.
Order confirming sale of real estate was
signed by Judge Langley yesterday IN the
case of John ]. sfcGiivra vs.. James Park
et al. on the following property: Sc u
~ l. ~ IF < lee. t1f
OF sec 81. and n Y of NV u, and Sc !. of
NV II, and NV = of ne !. of sec 20. twp -
n of r 9 e; all containing 400 acres of land.
Mrs. Sarah r. ellison. administrator of
the viii OF George +. Gibson. filed an
amended inventory In the probate depart
ment OF the superior court yesterday,
showing the appraised value of the estate
10 be si9. 22S 20. The appraisement is APP
proved by James r.. Taylor. II. 5. Win
cheli and George w. Hall, as appraisers.
The lease OF the Green Lake electric
road by the Seattle Consolidated for one
year expired yesterday. and on petition of
NJ. +. BackHs. receiver Of the latter. Judge
Hanford yesterday approved a lease for a
term OF three years from date 1t is un-
derstood that the Consolidated intends
making Green Lake a suburban retreat.
and viii use the Green Lake line for this
purpose
John Collins, by his attorney, winfam
Martin. fled an answer in the superior
court yesterday. in the case OF the Column
Inns. In his answer Collins denies every
allegation set forthsin plaintiffs complaint
and asks that the case be dismissed. Col
Inns also fled an answer in the
case of the Seattle Hardware Company
against him, denying every allegation set
forth.
United States Attorney General Judson
Harmon yesterday fled suit In the Federal
court against the Union River Logging
Company asking an injunction 10 restrain
the company from cutting timber from
public lands. The grounds on which the
application is made are that the company
has not operated its line under the terms
OF its charter. for the general public, as
a common carrier, hut wholly as n private
logging line. without depots. telegraph
lines or any Of the accessories which mark
the ordinary railway lines.