Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-12

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Hz4lI3 % bead the = eatssr fs1kn. 49,
defendant ues nfra 7.aa. and rfre1 -.
q No1444 moEnine a w1fet q Sized
1tu8 bills UaHe $50 5000 .,s-s'l-,1.
Wtlllam HiekaEa ard fnInrn K.n1fFg.
w. isne horenan. En9 san1 linnsr q
Also aqainrt steuhas rine ara ysu.s.
te4seKs for unIaWfulsr kx1nriiin Or
l1nefeE1 iuto the BaItea sta4en. D.
ten14ntz WtEe aFEaiene1 and Given IN
sil Mendag % plsad
Chaxlss Wilcox, ths yauna nan whc
rlesa guilty. 70 haglna asaln q hoaa ena
n9nAnN ness was nsM as twn gaaFn
g bard labor a Ne TskFf1oFfal Ps1ifen-
Ar.huE Danisls. bog. pisad euIlig %
EKand leEe8ny, au wa9 aentsnesd 3 q
months - tbs IsrritaFiaf penfsanliafy.
kfnezt Lowry boz plead guilty 80
RFan1 laloenTs and va ssntsnoed - oee
FeaF IS sealed.
Frank Hsrmanson, boz. plead oaiity
g 9 ahaEes 81 grand iaKeamy, and vas
sentenced 10 eight monaha a. seated.
II psing aentenae On these boys
9nlsf 1aztino 9fesue regretted that
there uzs no FsloTm4foTy sstahiisbrneri
ln this Territory whsEe sash boyn ooaid
Be nt. He gave them 3 good lestnra,
assuring them that tie WaF o. tie tFans-
gEessoE 3 hafd. They pEomiasd that
sitter serving fheir senfanses theg wouId
lead upEiRht lives, and ths Judge said
Be hoped they would bs abb 70 keup
mat ra9oiutiou, bat feared they would
not unless they invoked she aid % q
higher poser than thsg thsmselEes poe
sessed.
Ehompson. 3 haEdtnsd cEiminal. Who
acknowledged that be haa gone oat on
the road % rob and muFfeF, II nocsa-
saEg. @ aeeompligh bis ob3aots R0t four
years AZ 5eaicn.
Charles b Powers, who hEoks into
the Aeaflia ElsefFla Lleht Works. and
attempl . 20 destroy tha dynamo b
driving 9 cold ehisal 1hfough a. and
Who sas afterwards indisled for bar
RiaEy. Withdrew his plea q not guilty.
ana entered pisa Of gnilty. His As
toEney, Eben 1mikh Esq, made q state
ment 20 ths Court, uEaing she yoanR
manss previous good character, and
stakinR that The act vas committed
Wills the defendant VS. unaeg the in
aoenes Of drink. Pouegs vas sen
teneed 70 t9o years and SIX months
20 bard labor IN the Territorial Penl-
teatiaFy.
George s1asrn. The oaly son Of q
widowed mother plead gailtg 70 &
charge Of grand larceny, and vas san-
tenoed % eiGhs months Ia the Terrier
ial peaitenflaTy.
James Biahop, 3 poos eids broken
de4n drunkard. who d more % b
piIied than blamed. aFoas and plead
RailtY 70 selling liquor % Indiana. Hl
said she habit q drink bad gotten eaoh
3 bold On hin thai be eoald not rssisi
/ Il. and while be had 20 desire 70 violats
tbs laws Of the land, be had done %
Wills drunk. and hoped his PAT ishmeni
w0ald be made a. liGaa - possible. he
flary on McNeiI'a Eaiksd.
GssFee Hin (not Jaok Mehardy) plead
guilty % sol ing hQusF - Indians. He
stood 40 - receive bis sentences. "haVs
you any legal reaaon Why sentences
Shouts not be passed upon Jos, a. thil
time,r asked ehe Jndge. eHons sc all
your honoF,n rsplisd aIii; .and II you
/ will pefmit me, | would like 10 make q
statement. am guilty. and would LIKE
| 10 Be sanlenoed 20 about six months ID
NAAAAN 49,
punishment. have thFea reasons fog
desiring that termi / viii state them
First, an SICK, and while 10 prison
will have a. opportunity % Get we'll;
eseoad, / have violated the Law, aud de
serve SIX m1nfhs, and third, II | eel
that sentence I will Get Qua ID sue
Spring, when can 10 - work again
and be = QentleuaanR The Judge 70
marked that Il would probably be more
punishment not 90 sentence him az ell
bul altar consideration, RaVo him foul
montha IN The United States Penitea-
tiary. The short sentence almost broke
Htil,s heart, but be had % take els med
iaine without a murmer.
MrscKLE.kaK0us.
william Q. Sharpsfein vas admitted
20 practices In the Courts Of the Tern
tory.
Petit jurors for the Territory we're ex
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