Washington records

Fri., July 17, 2009

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Michael C. Wagner-Cottrell and Kristina L. Andrews, both of Coeur d’Alene.

Phuc T. Le and Thao Nguyen, both of Cheney.

Nathan B. Passler and Young-Mi Kim, both of Spokane.

Joseph M. Tetrick and Dianne M. Cross, both of Spokane.

Cameron A. Peden and Jessica M. Hanshaw, both of Spokane.

Bobby A. Byrd and Dorian L. Brown, both of Cheney.

Daniel J. Spiger and Amanda A. Medina, both of Casper, Wyo.

Kristopher M. Overhasuer and Johanna M. Evans, both of Spokane.

Mark J. Charyk and Emily F. Calkins, both of Spokane.

Garrett J.A. Flowers, of Pasco, and Katherine A. Butler, of Cedar City, Utah.

Matthew G. Chadbourne and Samantha L. Rohrbach, both of Spokane.

In the courts

Superior courts

New suits

Wells Fargo Bank v. David A. Goicoechea, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Dwain Saiz, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Kelly Johnson, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Jimmy Browder, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Sheila Gervais, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Melissa C. Murray, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Terry W. Lynch, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Rhianna McKay, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Elyce Murphy, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Darlene Rice, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Robert Beach, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. Daniel Klukas, money claimed owed.

JPRD Investments v. James Smith, money claimed owed.

Citibank South Dakota v. Daryl Jones, money claimed owed.

Capital One Bank USA v. Amanda J. Douglas, money claimed owed.

Citibank South Dakota v. Myranda S. Colby, money claimed owed.

Fireside Bank v. Susan O’Neil, money claimed owed.

State Bank Northwest v. Diana L. Hager et al., foreclosure.

John P. Jones et al. v. John Wurst et al., medical malpractice.

Tamra Ireland v. Jonathan O’Day, restitution of premises.

Duc Tran et al. v. Tab Dougherty et al., restitution of premises.

Richard Thornton v. Crystal Frazier et al., restitution of premises.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Kinzel, Heidi and James

O’Roarke, Velma J., and Smith, Carl J.

Kiner, Donald D. and Tanya M.

Miley, Jay A. and Jennifer K.

Gray, Jack L. III and Michelle E.

Flaig, Arlys R. and Darrell A.

Berto, Erin and William

Rowe, Eugenia M. and William R.

Pannullo, Suzie M. and Thomas W.

Dryden, Kara A. and David M.

Nouwels, Nicole and Brent

Kopczynski, Jon and Julie

Rabideaux, Ticha and Scott

Quiggle, Diane M. and Brody J.

Brown, Rebecca A. and Ryan N.

Branting, Loretta P. and Ryan A.

Marriage dissolutions granted

Lestage, Edward J. and Donna J.

Ballard, Peggy E. and Dennis E.

Martin, Bruce W. and Lisa A.

Bachman, Steve J. and Jennifer D.

Yedica, Sandra M. and Nicholas B.

Palmer, Shanna M. and Timothy S.

Criminal sentencings

Judge Harold D. Clarke III

Caroline M. Roberts, 28; 75 days in jail with credit given for 75 days served, 24 months probation, after being found guilty of possession of a controlled substance.

Judge Maryann C. Moreno

Christopher K. Markham, 25; $450 restitution, 30 days in jail with credit given for 30 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to two counts of third-degree assault.

Benjamin P. Ellis, 22; 51 months in prison, after pleading guilty to second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.

Federal court

Bankruptcy petitions

Lloyd and Juanita Bell, 7211 N Deschutes; debts of $358,654.

Bryce Porter, Tum Tum, Wash.; debts of $136,929.

Warren Yackel, 3612 N. Edgerton; debts of $70,047.

Shawn Shaffer, 1628 East Heroy Ave.; debts of $21,493.

Kim and SueAnn Mickelson, Pasco; debts of $1,754,405.

Wage earner petitions

Robert and Mary Smith, Mead; debts not listed.

Miles and Tina Stuhlmiller, 5604 N. Progress; debts not listed.

Municipal and District courts

Only fines of $500 or more included unless a jail sentence is given.

Commissioner Gerald Caniglia

Edward A.J. Heinz, 41; 45 days in jail with credit given for 19 days served, harassment and second-degree trespass premises.

Sharlie R. Hoit, 36; $2,821 fine, 195 days in jail with credit given for 99 days served, driving while intoxicated, operating a vehicle without ignition interlock, third-degree driving with license suspended and vehicle operator refused to comply with police.

Alex M. Jones, 22; 21 days in jail with credit given for 21 days served, first-degree driving with license suspended.

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