The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-31

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xbsa lawyers 70 sfzlghten out the sSs-
80 into aalch he townsits o. aim
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nj Roehsster. :. :. Edsai1t0n Aao ostl l'-ss
conceived the ids@ o. fesseins $50.
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,ae.ed with tie sanding o. the hAaiilss
eyvuus electric Lac. Das " Tia pFAaesg4i
reasons Tor bulldog tas town va 20 -
,lah PATRONAGE fer the Esecfrle lADe. Ia
.sAs during The period Of lnnAton' @ae
,he lots ana heIses wHat on IKE ~
cakes. "a the schsras MA extensaFesy "a
us0Ited through he papers. Ise eonsp' 3.
fsat Has engaged f. pushing the SStlslfsA
Gig r0ynslfs scheme goso the houses %
/ .soNu payments running for a period or
years. and tie tafuss were 80 easy asa sse
desire Of the May 80 great 70 oDtaal .
horne that tAess rs quite a rasn 70 ~
iun1bia-
The scheme wns good one, and wofa
have resulted advasfzE solssy had ~ Ak
bean for the fact that there were ~
y,,nyteazes On tbs land sold 20 the ST
tlers and householders FL the new toIs7lps
Columbia. One OF these Enorts&As
was 70 the Washington National bank p
$500 and me other was 20 ". IA flh
Cor E.O9. Some Of the Land In the Naf
fngton National bank mortgage was ef-
cred by the ilan mortgage and the
rlainder was not. The HUI mortgage e4.
cred some Of tho land maetgaged % qe
SFaahinatou National bank. and also y
elsaaed some that ~az not. II is alles$d
that all 81 the purchasers were me- toidf
tbs existence OF these mortSaEsss s0ss
81 the purchasers were fortunate. and 2
learning of the mortgages secured sfaa
itsus releases from both Hull and "
Washington National bank. The mol
gasors did this for the reason that try
thought that the placing OF the buildias
on lots hare and there GA the mortsass
property would naturally enhance T.
value OF tie entire property.
Recently the Washington National sra
through Il. o. Graves, az trustee. bfou1f
suit ia the superior court 20 have It's mt
gage foreclosed. and then the legal o.
commenced. The one hundred or msa
honsoh0idera OF Columbia filed replies. y
Hui filed a cro8s-conpIaius, ia which L.
ret up hts mortgage and declared thaas
was prior 10 the one given ia favor IL
tie Washington National bank. ottr
parties who held mortgages on houses ai
lands also flied replies, and all have Il
yet been heard from.
Yesterday Ia this case. which f. eufiiH
Edward @. Graves ct al W. the Cold
AfR tlVlHe Company CT ALL ttA AgtANH v
named parties filed n erosa-eomplainth
intervention a. to tho cross omplaintIf
w. H. Hull; w II. Whitaker, A. J. ~
vcns George A. Newman, II. Walls. /.
Moe. Thomas Leahy. 4. J. Isichmot.
Charles Cameron. n. Theison. f. ". Cad.
George Connery ZENITH Stewart s. ).
Day and Mrs. Rosie cowsn.
The intesvenors anege that on Aprit.
fsai. the Washington Cooperative Hoa
h - of ba A
quarter OF section q township "a not,
being A portion OF tho land descrfbe,sa
". III. Hulfa cross complaint. with
AorfsafAtion had s8ef eeds8 20 the III
ests Of J. X. Edmiston therein by d.
koysncas Taa Washington Cooperate
ssonpany had, prior 70 April 4. caused j.
land 20 be cleared Of timber and sturr3
and had II surveyed and stsked out H.
lots, blocks. streets. alleys and ~.
between April and +. 1881 the Washit-
ton Cooperative Home Company sol40
the intervenors certain lots in the plad0
conveyed. The intexven0rs entered d.
possessions Of the lots purchased and er4.
90 valuable buildings upon them. and his
paid the CREATOR portion 81 the purchh
price TO the Washington Co-operaae
Home Company. Subsequent 90 the i
aairtng OF the rights az these intervcnk
in the lots 80 purchased. and rvstult0st
and Voluntarily w. II. HUI released IA
mortgage set forth In his creas-eornplai.
The value OF the property so releasats
said 10 he So. 600 and IL IL claimed thai
now permit Hun 70 assert his PRETEND
s1iortsage against thu property Of the /
tesyenors Will work a great and irrepa-
bic injury and deprive them OF their pri-
srty In case they should become saA
gated TO the rights Of Hull. They Ink
that before Hui should be allowed to /
cert his rights he should be requlredb
credit upon the Indebtedness secured \
The mcrigags The property % sfatuiDut
released by him.
" Is therefore prayed that n decree
entered afjudging and declaring thst
III. Hun have no right, lien or equity /
o. upon the lots belonging 20 the mta
Nsnors. and that as 20 their property I'll
mortgage be csacsl41: that n Il Ne ID
termtned that Hun has an interest IN 4
land. he Be required % credit upon q
indebtedness secured the value OF q
properly grafuitousiy released by hid
1aat n decree Is made to eel the prod
sfty under the mortgage. al mo propcrI
but that belonging to tie sntervsno-s
tta. SOLD, that then each lof belonging
tnieryenoTs he sold separately. and ths
they he Kiven tie right % redemption.
In fhe case Of the Town II Columbia "A
The Security sayinEs Bank. an anau
and eroas~eampi aint was Hlsd vest s-sa !
by TIE Oregon Mortgage Company. pra (,
sng for q subrnea ion - The right tltl
and interest that fhs Washington Ce-os
erativa Home Company had or poses 4
~ reason Of receipts Or contracts. % !
extent OF the len Veuehsafsd 80 &c.
foreclosure Is also prayed for % the ID
for the unpaid portion - che pnrca& I
price Of the lands n controversy.