The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-05
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Edmund Carbo@Ineu a native Of Canada
was yesterday admitted 10 citizenship in
TIE superior court
The work OF the county commissioners
YESTERDAY was confined almost entirely TO
The auditing OF bills.
The county commissioners yesterday or
dered a liquor license TO issue to Frank
owens, OF Cedar mountain
Peter Mcdonnell. the convicted Kent
burglar. yesterday, through his counsel
made motion for second new trial.
Judgment for the defendants for s4e .,
was signed yesterday by Judge Humes In
the case of w. H. Le May ct al. VS.. III. o.
born.
An order was made yesterday by Judge
Langley authorizing the receiver of Noshsr
h Mcdonald 20 sell some damaged ma
chinery.
against the city Of Seattle was yesterday
dismissed In the superior court, on motion
Of plaintiff.
An order OF confirmation of sale OF real
estate was signed yesterday by Judge
Langley In the case OF James A Ford rs.
Joseph Doheny.
The divorce Gaze OF Sarah Liberty VS..
James Liberty was tried on August e last
but the decree was not signed until yester-
day By Judge Humcs.
In the case OF Joseph Smith W.. John L.
kahalsy, Judgment on the verdict in IA
vor Of the defendant was yesterday en-
tered In the superior court
The agreed case OF Moore, as trustee VS.
f. l.. Terry and A. A Denny was decided
yesterday by Judge Langley, who held in
favor OF the preferred labor claims.
In the case of the National Bank OF
America Va. Thomas r. Fleming. writ of
gaFdshment was yesterday issued against
the Pacific Milling Company. OF FaIrhaven.
Tie case OF +. o. Graves vs. Michael
Phillips, an equitable action TO foreclose a
trust deed, was on trial before Judge Lang
ley yesterday, but Was continued over until
today.
In the case OF A. r. Titlow VS., s. NJ. Al
len et al, Judge Osborn yesterday ordered
a citation TO Issue TO the defendants 10 be
In court February Is to make disclosures as
TO their property.
5. y. Greenleaf and Annie A, his wife.
were ordered by Judge Osborn TO appear in
court February Is and disclose what prop
erty they have. by request OF Frank Shea,
a Judgment creditor.
An order was made In Judge Langley's
court yesterday allowing the claim OF the
Bank OF British Columbia against the
Western Land and Logging Company. now
In the hands OF a receiver.
The county yesterday fled its answer TO
the suit or q. Il. Askam vs.. King county,
for coroner's fees. The answer consists of
general deniaIs on Information and belief
OF each paragraph of the complaint
The evidence In the Mcnamara case was
concluded shortly before noon yesterday In
the Federal court. bat as Judge Hanford
had To go to Tacoma, argument was post
p0red until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Leonard Hanson, the burglar who stole
an assortment OF reyolvers from the store
of the Gordon Hardware Company on De-
cember IA last. entered plea of guilty in
the superior court yesterday. and was re-
mauded for sentence.
In the case OF Aquilla Cove w. Joseph II.
Carse, a decree was signed yesterday by
Judge Langley foreclosing a mortgage on
blocks 30 and 81, Woods South division OF
Green Lake addition, for the amount of
s4.se5. $500 attorneys fees. interest, taxes
and costs.
A decree was made yesterday by Judge
Langley In the case OF John Blake vs..
Francis Jacobus eft al, foreclosing a mort
gage on eight acres OF land In section II.
township 70, range 4. also two acres IN sec
ton 10, for the amount OF $2,i1. with us
attorneys fees and costs
Servius Rutten. convicted OF nanslaugh-
ter and sentenced 10 seven years, and Jens
Nelson. convicted OF assault and sentenced
20 twenty years, two Kttsap county prison
ers. started yesterday for Walla Walla, TO
commence serving their terms. In charge of
Sheriff auckland. OF Kitsap county.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
for Edward F. Verd, OF Bryant, and Amy
r Frost. OF BotheIl: Walter Dietrich, OF
Tacoma, and Annie NJ. Morck, OF Kent;
Ceorg,. A A. Hole and Gertrude A. Reiss.
both of Seattle: Roy NJ. Marcy. OF New
whatcom, and Grace NJ Streagle, OF Fair
hagen.