The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-10-11
THREE WOMEN
PLAINTIFFS
Number of Applications for Di-
vorce Monday Equals Satur-
days Marriage Licenses
LARGE NUMBER PAPERS
FILED BY ATTORNEYS
S. F. Walden and Other Orchard
lists Commence Suit Against J.
B. Cancelmo and Others to
Recover $1294.65

The county auditors office and the
county clerks office are having a
race of it these days as to which will
have the record as regards marriage
licenses or divorces. There were three
marriage licenses granted Saturday,
October 7, in the auditors office, and
it was supposed that they would be
enough to hold the divorces in check
for awhile, but not so. The county
clerks office retaliated Monday by
having three applications for divorce
filed therein. Three applications for
divorce in one day is going some.
Speaking on the subject of the fil-
ing of papers the record Monday in
the clerks Office was good one.
eleven documents on cases of different
kinds being placed on record. But
three divorce filings were tied by the
number filed in cases where the OBJ
ject of the suit was to quiet title.
To Quiet Title
The three cases to quiet title are as
follows:
Joseph Feser ct ux. versus II. A.
Alderman and about a score of 9TH
ers, including the Sullivan Savings
bank, of Claremont New Hampshire;
to quiet title to southwest quarter
southeast quarter northwest quarter
north west quarter northeast quarter
southwest quarter east half south
east quarter. southwest quarter north
west quarter, east half northeast
quarter, northwest quarter southwest
quarter section IA, township Is north,
range IS east. w NJ.
Andrew Johnson versus the un-
known heirs of James Imbrie; to
quiet title to lots . and 10. block 26S,
Syndicate subdivision to North Yak
ina.
James f. Rine ct ux against un-
known heirs of Paul Shulze, deceased,
ct al; to quiet title to a part of Capt.
tol addition and part of Kerr's adj
diton to North Yakima.
Three Divorces
MYRTLE NJ Shafer VS.. Guy c. Shafer.
suit for divorce: parties were married
at North Yakima March 49, 1903;
have two children and nearly $4,000
worth of property including 40 acres
In the Naches. Plaintiff alleges that
defendant called her names, choked
her and theatened to kin her. She
dren. $50 per month alimony and
division of the property II. j. Snive-
ly IL attorney for the plaintiff.
Gina Allen versus Henry Allen:
complaint alleges that the parties
were married at Minneapolis in 1904;
that defendant has treated plaintiff
in a cruel manner and has cursed her
and sworn at her; incompatibtlity OF
temper is alleged; they own an acre
of land at Puyallup. 800 turkeys and
35 tons of hay. plaintiff asks for di-
vorce and division Of the property,
etc. David Rankin Is attorney for
the plaintiff.
Agnes Coleman versus +. X. Cole
man, the Yakima Valley bank also
being made a party to the suit; action
for divorce; plaintiff alleges that she
owned lot at Granger. horses and
cows. before her marriage to Cole
man. she wants the property to be
declared her own. she wants di-
vorce and the custody of her two
children. and asks for SIS per month
alimony. 1t is asked that the Yakima
Valley bank be not allowed to pay out
money on f. X. Coleman's check,
claiming that the money on deposit
there in his name is community prop
erty
Transcript OF judgment from JUS
tice court of Heman ID. Hunt In the
case of Pioneer Lumber company VS..
j. g. Jeffrey ct ux., was filed
A motion for the fling OF bill Of
particulars was filed in the case of
American Savings Bank and Trust
Company, q corporation. versus smith
$. Johnson ct uX.. involving Il note
Action was commenced by {. :.
Hun and II. X. DcKay co-partuer5
as the Yakima Coal company, versus
H. julius johnson ct uN. to recover
$S725 alleged to be due for wood
pipe purchased from plaintiffs
Transcript of judgment was filed in
the case of D. S. Sprinkle versus b. Il.
Lilly, coming from the court of JUS
tlce of the Peace J. G. Henke, sunny
side. The judgment was for S36.15,
interest S1.71, and costs S34.60.
Balance Due for Fruit
s. +. Walden ct al. commenced an
action against John b Cancemo ct
al TO recover balance of S1924.65
ing furnished the defendants with
fruit to sell and not having received
payment therefor The Union Trust
company, Of Spokane. Is garnishecd
until the merits Of the case have been
settled it being alleged that the de
PENDANTS have money on deposit with
that institution.