Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-04

WOMEN JURoRs.-ihat women as ia
rors have advarced in local esteem since
the beginning of the present term of
court, three weeks ago, cannot be dis
puted by even the most skcptlcal they
served, To tho nuGnber of about a score
on both grand aud petit juries. and SO
far ~ reported have acquitted them
selves with tue utmost credit. There
cannot bo donht they did their duty
In more cOnsolsnciOgs manner than
the men serving on the same luri.s. nor
can there be "A quest on that Tia" men
30 aefvIug were also moved To Il finer
sense Of the trust and responsibility by
the presence of tne VIZ men. Fac wO-
men offered no objections 20 serving As
Jurors, and they displayed neither siiu
pilcity, obstlDtcy nor ignorance In the
performance Of their new duties. The
term has been y clean one, though by
no means ON account of Il lack of dirty
cases, but for ths neat WY IN which
they were handled. aud the punishment
ST. positively met II to offenders. After
this term the only talk of Dispensing
with woincn on Jurles Will come from
those interested III crime and friendly
To IT. Another good effect of W men on
lurIts Will be found IN tue uetermlua-
ton of the best men ia TIE community
II cleanse the courts OF the pollution
there SO common heretofore. They will
see III 1t that bsd u-G and lad places
are suppress ed. and their power To do
evil and therefore To get into the courts.
Is aSatea. Ia dlsnissiug this sub
jec, We cannot refrain from giving Sher
If MoGraw credit for his selection of
the female jurors. He chose only those
whom he knew To- be thoroughly eligible.
representative women, women who knew
what WIS Expected Of them, and who
have done 1t 10 the letter, faithfully and
nufalteringly.
SEATTLE CoSsIaNEEs PER MExfCo.-
II Mehihorn & Co, ii Lawson. Ii PaAe.
Ii } Smith, Barch x Fink. Braman Il
Dawes. Baker x Seavy. Ballard 4 Hat
field. Il l. Page & Co. Blanchard K Co,
Blumeth Il kineth. Ballard x Sox, Il
Frederick, Biackman Bros, Comegys 4
Aestal. & + Clancy. c Trash. Charles
Goldstein, Calkins & Reddish. G X
Brewster, { Z Stone. Claus 4 Harms.
hickman 4 Gumbert, ID W Treat. Day q
Is DAVIS. T. Lobe n Co. I NJ Thomas. /
| G.sche. Il kellogg. q q En2lander,
Gordon Hardware Go, ii Longtou, ii
We,zel, Halt x Paulsoa Furniture Co.
Ii Harris 4 Co. ID T. Levy. IL A Marsh,
Harrington i Smith, J Cathcart, Isaac
kaphasi, } Strainan, j 1 Mcdonald. J
1 Lowe, Singer, Sohramm &.Cn. J
W Hunt, b Ball Msgee. John Fe,pn.
) Sullivan, Jsukins y Nickleln, Hol
brook, NJ Pearlmau. j 4 q Cache.
kellogg Il Snyder. l. Niivaln. l. relz. l.
Pinuty, l. . Penney. Lake Union Fur
ni,ure Co, l. Klein. Nav Il Kahn. N
Wilhelm. NJ Densmore. NJ Il Ii Cots
stein, NJ A Marsh. \ Chilberg, Port
Rlak.ly Mill Co, Phillips Bros, Puget
Sound Furniture Co. 4 Frederick, u ID
Jorup, QUINCY Hall. Sresovich 4 GRAY,
Seattle Titnoer Co, Smith x Ferrar.
Smithers Il thorn. Schwabacher Bros.
Ste,son i Post. Spring Hill Water Co
Seattle Cooperative Store. ID Baud i
Co. Skidmore 4 Co. Shohom,sh Trading
Shaw 4 Agar. I Lyle, Ioklas L Singer
man. The A L Hotaline Co, Ni,us
Schmid. Wadiell Il Miles. W A Baur-
land. VALID & Campbell, " II Il rms. "
HI Wilcox, W C4tkeck. W Z Boyd i Co,
W A Mofherson. W ID Scott. " Peter
hotf. W { Haxley, " Munks. Young Il
Mexican, j ii IRWIN. y Z Express c..
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.