The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-15
Court Notes.

The Seattle Coal ana Iron Company re-
Ownership case has been continued 10
April is
Sheriff Meyer went 10 steilacoom yester-
day 20 place LIKE Smith. adtu1ged in
sane. In the asylum
sn-ria's sale OF real estate has been
confirmed In the case Of III. Z. Ball vs..
John 6. Mccormick 81 al
Judge Benson yesterday appointed At
torney George MCKAY Judge pro TEN. 10
hear the case OF John w. Ely va William
Cochran
Emile Steel yesterday filed in the coun-
" clerks Office her diploma as doctor OF
obstetrics from sAs German Medical col
Iege. OF Chicago.
Sheriff Meyer has served writ Of resti-
tuition on Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schultz,
tGrainS over TO Herman Benin the prem
ises. lot u, block ss. Gilman park, Ballard.
Josie White has been ousted from the
second noor OF the Dsreg hotei by tie
sheriff, and the property. under writ OF
restitution, has been turned over 10 Con-
slant claeys and Henry Hsnkel-
Judge Jacobs has ordered Henry +.
jackson TO show cause April II. why he
has not complied with the court order
against him for suit money in the divorce
case now pending against him in which
his wife, Emma o. Jackson. Is plaintiff.
The Damage suit OF Robert E McFar-
land against the Northern Pacific Railway
Company. IN which he figured on getting
$1,000 has been dismissed on sttpulat ton.
Judge Benson signing the order yester-
day. II is learned on unimpeachable au-
thorfty that the price paid IN the compro-
mise was 81. CO.
The suit OF August Mehihorn TO recover
.isoss from the city for grade and I'M
proyement tax paid by him on lot /. block
y, Kids addition. came To naught IN
Judge Jacobs department yesterday. the
jury returning verdict for the city. a
similar case of John Manion against the
city was still on trial at a late hour.
Transcript was fled from Justice Aus
tins court yesterday showing that on
April u he had committed Mack McAipin
10 the county jail In default OF 1900 bond.
TO await his trial In the superior court
for the crime Of grand larceny. McAipin
Is charged with stealing diamond ring
worth SIS from Albert Hansen's jeweiry
store January TO-
In the suit OF the First National bank
OF Seattle against Charles T. lie Balllster
ct al. Judge Moore has awarded the plain
tin Judgment against Charles T. lie Bal
lister and Frank Hanfor3 for 81 81 81. In
terest. and $3.50 attorneys fee. with fore
closure. The suit grows out of a promis-
sorry note to the bank from C. T. lie Bal
lister & CO., dated April ~. 1885
As foreshadowsd yesterday. Porter Fry.
the lad who has been recentlv at the coun-
~ poor farm, was committed TO the asy-
lufn at StsIlscoom. Among the additional
items OF evidence yesterday was the state
ment OF his mother, Henrietta Co@nan.
that he had been run over by wagon
while child. but Drs Merkel and Burns
came to the conclusion that vile habits
were at the bottom OF his insanity.
The suit OF the Diamond Butter Com
pany for restraining order. which was
granted in the superior court yesterday,
grows out Of previous litigation. T. Il.
Halfsrty brought suit in Justice Small :
court against W +. Temple and A w.
Keene on two promissory notes for SO
each. Under Judgment Constable Alex
Atkinson levied on the goods and stock
OF the defendants. The restraining order
directs him TO let them alone till a leg Al
settlement is reached