Official Records

Tue., June 6, 2006

The Spokesman-Review

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Anthony A. Stott and Linda J. Hicks, both of Spokane.

Donald K. Barnes and Brandi M. Bradley, both of Spokane.

Russell M. Sweatt and Anabelle L. Peterson, both of Fairchild AFB.

G. Neil Haven of Kooskia, Idaho, and Leah M. Maier of Spokane.

David N. Counts of Prescott, Wash., and Holly A. Robinette of Spokane.

Charles R. Ashworth and Mari L. Schultz, both of Elk.

Kendall P. Stinemetz of Cheney and Karin L. Berg of Spokane Valley.

Frederick G. Johnson and Jennifer M. James, both of Spokane.

Curtis L. Jones and Amber D. Smolinski, both of Spokane.

Nathan D. McGowan of Greenacres and Chiara V. Reillo of Spokane.

Blake M. Kirpes and Lia S. Williams, both of Spokane.

Quentin N. Fedrick and Amanda C. Tatro, both of Fairchild AFB.

Kevin O. Grady and Jody A. Holmes, both of Colbert.

In the courts

Superior courts

New suits

Gates Realty Inc. v. Kathy Scott, et al., restitution of premises.

Country Homes Property Management v. Shawna Harding, restitution of premises.

R.C. Schwartz and Associates Inc. v. Pat Morris, restitution of premises.

R.C. Schwartz and Associates Inc. v. Darrell Johnson, et al., restitution of premises.

Harlan D. Douglass v. 7 Eleven Inc., money claimed owed.

Keith T. Hageney v. Knights of Columbus Inc., breach of contract.

Leeann G. Thompson v. Lawrence G. Schrock, M.D., malpractice.

Guy W. Cavender v. Richard Jackson, et al., restitution of premises.

Ford Motor Credit v. Chi M. Cook, money claimed owed.

Douglas Hyde v. Enterprise Rent A Car, money claimed owed.

Gates Realty Inc. v. Jamie Jacobson, et al., restitution of premises.

John Trump v. Amanda Crawford, restitution of premises.

G&B Real Estate Services v. Kelly Bush, restitution of premises.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Allen, Tammyra K. and Joseph S.

Clark, Susan and Joseph W.

Baughman, David A. and Stephanie R.

Massie, Brian D. and Laurie A.

Allread, Joy M. and Michael D.

Higginbotham, Mark D. and Tina L.

Livecchi, Christian M. and Melia A.

Renshaw, Jennifer R. and Charles P.

Marriage dissolutions granted

Bove, Pong and Martain

Criminal sentencings

Judge Ellen Kalama Clark

Joshawh L. Hoyt, 22; $9,539 restitution, 19 months in prison with credit given for 102 days served, after pleading guilty to second-degree burglary, first-degree theft and second-degree trafficking in stolen property; $1,630 restitution, 12.75 months in prison with credit given for nine days served, after pleading guilty to first-degree theft and two counts of forgery.

Joseph A. Moyer, 21; 65 days in jail with credit given for 54 days served, 24 months probation, after pleading guilty to violation of a domestic violence no contact order.

Travis J. Noble, 26; two months in jail with credit given for 68 days served, after pleading guilty to second-degree possession of stolen property.

Judge Neal Q. Rielly

Gary G. Perkins, 50; 12.75 months in prison, after being found guilty of domestic violence harassment and attempted second-degree domestic violence assault.

Federal court

Bankruptcy petitions

Eva Parrish, St. John; debts unspecified.

Richard and Joyce Gross, Quincy; debts of $27,239.

David and Scharan Stevens, Odessa; debts of $94,521.

Liliya Steputina, Spokane Valley; debts of $132,684.

Ricardo Capetillo, Warden; debts of $116,145.

Anthony Pearl, Quincy; debts of $410,359.

Angelica Garza, Othello; debts of $20,840.

John Springer, Colville; debts of $76,818.

Jose and Amelia Torres, Moses Lake; debts of $90,050.

Justin Lewis, 203 W. Rainier Way; debts of $177,518.

Shane and Julia Sutton, 427 W. Bellwood Drive; debts of $25,692.

Juan and Anet Medina, Pasco; debts of $52,778.

Wage earner petitions

David and Roma Alviar, 921 E. Illinois; debts of $98,806.

Dennis and Jill Weatherwax, 5417 N. Hawthorne St.; debts of $150,300.

Ernest Judkins and F. Jeanine Carvajal-Judkins, Greenacres, debts unspecified.

Connie Leake, 2627 N. Market; debts of $18,373.

John and Katherine Morris, Greenacres; debts of $247,309.

District courts

Only fines of $125 or more included unless a jail sentence is given.

Commissioner Randy Brandt

John M. J. Hartill, 20; $150 fine, third-degree driving with license suspended amended to second-degree no valid license on person.

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