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Court Notes. Judge Hanford yesterday signed an or der confirming the sale of the Consolidated Street Railway Company. The divorce proceedings in the case of Hill vs. Hill were concluded by the entering of a decree yesterday, and Mrs. Hill was permitted to resume her name, Mrs. Hasbrouck. An injunction has been Issued by Judge Langley in the case of Hamilton Stillson VR. John Nickolas et al., restraining the defendants from outting timber or removInit logs from the homestead of the plaintim. The Third National Bank of New York yesterday filed a complaint in Intervention in the case of the Seattle National Bank vs. the Empire Jewelry Company, to recover $4,987.61 due on two promissory notes assigned by 8. F. Myers & Co., of New York A decree confirming sale was made by Judge Langley yesterday in the case of J. W. McGhee, Jr., receiver of the Walla Walla Savings bank. vs. Sarah E. Kelso and others. The land sold consists of lot 258, block 14. Columbia, and was bid in by the plaintiff for $990.54. In the case of Fritz L. Jacobson against Arabella Amunds and others, an order confirming sale was made by Judge Langley yesterday. The property sold consists of lots 1, 2 and 3, block 2. and lots 4, $ and 6, in block 6, D. M. Crane's addition, and was sold to plaintiff for $1,200. In the case of Frank E. Knowles vs. Frank F. Sears and Annie Sears, Judge Langley yesterday rendered a judgment in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of $214.32. and declared this sum to be a lien upon a judgment obtained by defendants against the Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as follows: Adam Brandt, of Port Blakeley, and Maggie Hellerich, of Seattle; Charles E. Eaton and Flora E. Clarendon. of Seattle: Edwin E. Kelsey and Ethelle A. Sprague, both of Ballard: Dan Murphy and Ida Vowell, both of Newcastle: Heinrich Lougenbacher, of Ballard, and Ernestina W. Leubke, of Seattia. In the case of the Puget Sound National Bank vs. Charles H. Lanning et al., judgment was yesterday entered in favor of the plaintiff by Judge Langley, as follows: Against L 8. J. Hunt. for $30,641.67; against À. P. Mitten and L 8. J. Hunt for $3,500; against E. A. Strout and L 8. J. Hunt for $1,000; against Charles H. Lanning for $2,500; also for a foreclesure of & mortgage to pay the above claims. It is also directed that a claim of Jacob Furth, for $8,049, which is a balance due on the purchase price of the land to be foreclosed, be paid.
