The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-07
Court Notes.

Default was taken yesterday in the case
Of w. j. Bryant VS.. John ID. Denny ct al.
Default was taken yesterday in the case
Of Francis Howard VS.. j. K. Brewer ct al.
In the case Of Francis Howard vs.. J., +.
Brewer CT al. Judge Moore yesterday
signed decree In favor of the plaintiff.
Charles Fenger has judgment against
Peter Brand for 500 on a promisSory note.
the order being signed by Judge Jacobs
yesterday.
Charles McAllister ct al. was on trial in
the superior court, civil department., yes
terday afternoon.
Judge Moore yesterday signed findings
and conclusions and decree in the case Of
r. e. Anderson vs.. Frank III. Lloyd et al.
in favor OF the plaintiff.
awarded writ or restitution against A.
execution of satisfactory bond for $3.50
The case of the First National Bank
VS. The Northern Logging Company. set
for trial yesterday. upon the hearing OF
the receivers report. has been continued
Till 1890 o'clock this mozaing.
Articles OF Incorporation were filed yes
terday fer the Scottish American Gold
and Silver Mining Company: capital stock,
ae9 II 81 shars n:a trustees X Rl I'd
Thomas II Mclean and Robert Niven.
Ada a. yorthway has Judgment against
Robert Abernethy ct 81 Tor xl.ssS.15, in
The suit was brought on a promissory
note of February ;. 1877. and the mort
gage is on the stock OF goods at 30l Pike
street
Eugene Jordan and the Histogenetie Med
teal Company Judge Moore yesterday
gave Judgment in favor OF the defendants
and dismissed the suit at plaintiffs cost,
with order for execution for the amount
of costs.
Mrs. Mary OBrien yesterday applied for
letters OF administration on the estate OF
her sister, Mrs. Kate Manogue. Apprais-
ers have valued the realty Of the estate
az $500 and the personal property at 5000. 40
Mrs. Manogue died October ~. 1898. The
estate was administered by her husband.
James Mauogue. tall his death last J3nu-
airy.
Theodore r. Clark yesterday applied for
letters OF administration on the estate OF
William III. Planck. who died In his city
March IS leaving no will. The only near
relatives are believed 10 toe a daughter,
Mrs Kate J.ockert Of Chicago, a brother,
Charles Plsnck. OF Detrolt, and a sister,
Mrs Walleck Of st. Paul Mr.. Clark is
the principal creditor of the estate.
Judge Jacobs yesterday granted the re-
strasnfrg order applied for by Mrs. Clara
Anna Sogbere against her husband, An
drew Q. Solherg ana his orosnsr .A 70
way with her ard her child. The husband
Is also ordered 10 pay into court - tow
ard the expenses "f me SUI @ho % ISE
week for the support OF MS VIE ana enid
pending the divorce Sant
In the case OF Josephine A. Adams VS..
Howard Abbott. Judge Moore yesterday
denied the motion 10 strike our certain
horizons OF the complaint. The case,
which has been already reported In the
Post Iufeliigencer, Is one in which for
ner wife has followes. her husband out
from Montana In an effort TO secure ali
mony aud q title TO the properly ne mas
acquired since coming to this state.
The case 81 John Shepieh vs. The Kent
Lumber Company Il al. on trial tfom the
preceding day in judge kensons court,
was resumed yesterday mernsng, AZ the
close OF the plaintiffs testimony, the de-
fendants motion for non-SaIt rs 70 ias
Kent I,sf,nt,sr COMPANY was granted. The
,,lsintfn gave notice OF q motion to ap-
peal the case Ga the supreme court IEe
pfalnrtN moved 20 ahate the cause a. 10
defendants a = Smith and l. smith
The motion was denied. and tnen, under
protest. the plaintiff moved that the suit
a. 10 tho Smiths be dismissed ~ltRout
prejudice and the motion wAs granted
ans the Jury excused from further consld-
Grafton OF the case.