The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-06
Court Notes.

Judge Benson yesterday set the case Of
W. y. Tedford ". John Collins Tor
March 10
The fury In the case OF BoIlong & Fris-
sell vs.. 4. 5. Kerry returned verdict
for the defendant yesterday morning.
In the case OF Regina Knapper VS.. Eu-
gene knapper. Judge Jacobs yesterday
signed an order ~ default, and set the
trial for February =
In the case Of Schwabacher Bros. &
Co. Inc. vs.. George Charlesworth, Judge
Jacobs yesterday confirmed the sale OF
real estate bought IN by the plaintiff Oc-
Der 80 1926 for 500.
Mss Josephine Moore is not satisfied
with the s. verdict awarded her against
Mrs. Margaret u. Pease In Judge Ben
son court. and her attorneys yesterday
flied a motion for new trial.
In the case OF Savile Is. Crossey vs..
Gotthard Grot Ct al. Judge Jacobs yester
day confirmed the sale Of lot $, block 4.
Maynard's plat. made 10 sayilie 3. Cross
ley. December 81. ISs6. for $500.
Judge Jacobs yesterday ordered the de-
fault Of David Lswwiil IN the divorce
suit pending against him. in which Fannie
divorce on tire ground OF deseEtion.
In the case OF Mary Hutcheson Page
vs.. II. r. NcmmeDsen ct al. Judge JACOBS
yesterday confirmed the sale OF tue north
half OF lot }, block -, Terry's First add
ton. made TO plaintiff January ). 1897.
FOR Sz,S0s.19.
Judge Moore yesterday confirmed the
sale OF real estate In the case OF Josiah
Whitney. W. A. 9. Fry et al II COM
prises al Of block in MERGERS addition.
except the north Joe feet. and was bought
10y the plaintiff for S@.4S.os-
In the case OF tbs Seattle Quitting
GO. ~. W. =. Sergeant 81 al, Judge ia
cobs yesterday signed Judgment BY con
EeSsion for Sss.55 against Mrs. y. J. Lyons,
one OF the defendants, for balance on
goods bought during the year ISIS. W. p.
Sergeant. Eu2rantor Tor Mrs. Lyons, was
released from liability b. consent e.
plaintiff.
In the case 81 :. l.. Conkun rs. PhElnda
= Foster Judge Moore yesterday signed
default. findings and conclusions ana de-
cree giving the plalutln Judgment for
S42IsZ with Interest. k-s0 attorneys zee,
foreclosure and order OF sale % mort
gagged premises. the south half Of lot Y.
hlock S. u. T. Denuy's Park addition,
and lot 5. block Il. n the Fairview Home
stead Association
A H. Boyd. receiver of the Bank o.
Auburn. yesterday submitted his report
20 Judge Moore. showing 8 total OF $12
1s9 g In claims presented. asking for AZ
orfer approving these claims. and de-
claving a dividend u Il per cent Judge
Moore stsneS an order approving and al
lowing these claims, and directing the re-
cei*er - pas II per cent on al tae Ella ms
except that o. the London & san Fran
cisco bank.
IL was Inadvertently stated II the Post
IntelisEeucer yesterday that among the
reoent changes IN t9ca} law frms q part-
ne~salp had been formed by x. K. Albert
son ID cx-Prosesuting Attorney A. "
H8atlc. The error aroSa from the facz
that these gentlemen now occupy A6ioin-
fnE offices Ia the fia4ier building ar
Haste haxinE recently taken the rooms
that were untl lately occupied by
George a. Preston % the former 9rTu az
Preston & AIacrtSon Mr- Albertsoa Will
continue 20 kecp his cid quarters
Mary Teag8e. WOO hsls Her share o.
s3ad looks. WAS CT trial N the rnunlctpaI
court rest ertaT afternoon for sailing
bqEor ID her restaurant GA First avenue
south near Weller street without "A
license. The principal witness was Pred
Erickson. 20 SA%t tsat ne purchased
near etc. on several cccaklors E{a also
said thks Mrs. league wanted AHA -
leave tina city uEfU after tbe t~lal We
Recessed Ma TsaEae admitted on fne
stand tat she sol1 liquor. bar Ga med
thAt she Gs4 not Fnake a p~0at thereby
y = csLst omar wanted i7as6 rsfreshzna
Sss geut - s saloon ard got Z Tor h1rn
she paid the - re price 10 ths saloon shar
she received fTaU aFr czzsto-uer. T1@ case
VII - argued his morning