The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1916-11-25
COURTHOUSE and
COUNTY NEWS

Charles Haines of Springdale has
petitioned the court to appoint C. e.
Martzell of Ford as special admnistra-
tor of the estate of Mrs Esther Heller
Desantel, who died the 18th day of
last month at Wellpinit A will bear
ing date of May %, 1908 and executed
at the Colville Indian agency at Miles,
named the following as legatees: Mrs.
Mary Haines of Springdale, Mrs. Phil
onese McDougall of st. Mary's mission,
Okanogan county; Mrs. Lucy Hardin
of Inchelium, and Mrs. Emeline Whit
ney Lehman of Springdale, all daugh-
tiers of deceased; also, Emma Haines,
granddaughter, and John Desantel,
husband. AS the subscribing witnesses
to the will do not reside in this coun-
ty it can not be filed for probate at
present, which necessitates the ap-
pointment of a special administrator
to take care of the estate, consisting
of eleven head of cattle, five horses,
$3.50 worth of personal property and
$4,000 in cash. L. C. Jesseph is attor-
ney for petitioner.
The Kendrcll Mercantile Company Of
Northport has brought suit against
Charles Rembel to recover on an ac-
count for merchandise secured between
August /, 1907, and April s. 1915, in the
sum of $463.3S, of which $21S.44 has
been paid, leaving balance due of
$424.3S.~ The defendant made con-
fession of Judgment in the sum OF
$4S0.66, which was filed last week.
Attorney F. NJ. Turner of Northport
represents plaintiff
Babett Bedrock has commenced ac-
ton against Robert Turnbull, I. b.
English and G. T. Warren to recover
on a $500 note dated March IL, 1913,
signed by Mr.. Turnbull. The note was
secured by Il mortgage on a ranch, the
property later being sold to Messrs
English and Warren, Attorney Law
renee Jack of Spokane represents Mr.
Reibrock.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Frye last Sat
urday adopted Kenneth Ames, aged
six years. from the Washington Chill
dren's Home, Spokane. The childs
name has been changed to Kenneth
Frye
Georre e. Hayes has brought suit
against the Copper King Mining Com
pany whose properties are located i'll
the Chewelah mining district, to. re-
cover $685. alleged to be due for ser
vices as night Waterman at the mine
from February l, 1916, to July Is. The
Great Northern Railway Company has
been made garnishee defendant by viz
tue of personal property alleged to be
in it's possession belonging to the min
ing company. "A bond for garnlshment
was filed last week in the sum of $3.50
by plaintiff with A. f. Strobe and }.
C. Rigg as securities. Albert l. kul-
ger of Chewelah is attorney for Mr.
Hayes.
The Bank of Rosalia was given judg-
ment Tuesday against Ernest A. hay
den of Marcus, in an action to recover
sS65. with interest at $11220, attorneys
fees of SIS and costs in the sum OF wa
on a note dated July 81, 1915. judg-
ment was also given the bank against
the garnishee defendant, l.. c. Rich
ardson, as county clerk, by virtue of
s18396 placed in the hands of the clerk,
heing the amount secured from the
sale of an Overland car,-Hfter salts
fving a Judgment held by the Column
bia garage. The Bank of Rosalia was
represented by Stull, Wentz & Bailey.
l.. 0. Willis has brought suit against
W. j. Brown to recover wages of about
5000 alleged to be due for hauling ore
this summer from the Electric POINT,
near Northport. Attorney r. A. Thay-
er is handling the case for plaintiff, ana
Attorney F. M. Turner of Northport
and Attorney l.. C. Joseph OF ColVilie
represent defendant.
Gerard Marenas Pernis, mission
ary whose home is at Wellpinit, was
admitted to full citizenship Monday.
Mr. Pernis is a native of Normandy
and is a farmer by occupation.
Mrs Augusta Rock ell 81 Cheweiah
has commenced divorce proceedings
AGAINST her husband p. i. Rockwell.
Attorneys Albert |. Kulzer ana H. H.
Germain of Chewelah appear for
nlaintiff, and Attorneys Carey x john
son of Colville for defendant
The will of Miss Mile Roberts OF
the South Basin, who died at orin on
tho 18th of last September, has been
admitted to probate. The VIII names
Orren Roberts as executor without
bond II. A. Wilson, Ed Young and Ed
William have been appointed by Coun-
" Clerk l.. c. Richardson to appraise
the estate.
Gale Meddock has brought suit
against j. d. Mccormick to foreclose
a labor lien of 800, alleged to be due
NIGHT atchman at