The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12


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e<tnsfnsl eassx szr&sns1 sen<xx b Hin snA
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xss1ssx~. s~<prrsixely. ehaxxrd viii defzs-
ss<ion and o<krx sr1E<sL uxrw eunxfnoed
esex the tesra. Tie sfsnrn<ys xw sh< de-
sxnszanss sn.de an zxxur<rz cad ss>e pfnsr-
r<ssnx x<zsx1s<y vss not ready s1 aga
zzsIs- k<r<e she c0zts1uAzer-
rnx e1sfE CASES
Tas arnssvaeyz fa< HiB aad kzs tcazismen
Hs0<es f.r srx szisi- AID tsss fA< ea9-
s0xx Of kE<<ree Cc<nz&n IN fae ysxr<se etxfI
sss<s esgsriax xr. HizEs tAree srrsas. BE-
- ASIDE sD Eessesus ~ Er.rxnszrixies Ia
Tbs peurex<ziaxx on th~ tArf ct the pixzuxsk
~ fhe plasnfix failed 40 ~ fsfss a. syseezfy
in fhc yseastiaxs the ss<xne ii TIC ss-usszrs
ssrs. su ard sxEsrd snd r~snsed 70 furnish
me defendants the fssrnx ~ s4sa nessouns
ARR rrs,r-r deEnxad fh<sefsse before the
svisl: also on asnccut 81 srrexzzis-ssy ct the
rs5erxe IN sssMitfinx eysfsrnee 81 <zl1 ar
euusss offered 81 the SsasHssH- z,ssxith-
Standing the failure Of the Plaintiff &c
either - ssvsh IL tise psessiEs<s TIE lteas
Of rhe xcsxysss sa1ed On ~ 70 furnish said
fsesas 10 sh~ Defendants afsex
a Yxofxk bxxaxp
Therefore, s.esar~ the trial. ard sxzinss
the defendants abs<cssssss nsste ~ the
ss.a< q the eter Of xAid esi4<HFrs also be
cause 81 frTrxaizrjfy IN the prs. eessioxx
and xfflsc Ut d3srrxsi1u On the part a the
rsfs-en In admitting in esfs.enre axxinss
she ssesersdsass os1eessuzss original beeSs.
rsstersss reqeirrd ~ iaw - ee ard remaiu
ia the rasfssiy ~ the ssziser: stse because
OF error "a The assessment Of the zsaoanf Of
the recovery. the amonnf being too Iszxe.
and b<c4a<e 81 a. 3nsueieteeey 81 eFs-
denee 20 justify the finding and txetxspn Of
II 49,
deetssou Of the referee are against the iAw
and that an error In iaw occurred II fae
trial aud gas excepted 10 al the fiise ty
the defendants.
The oTHxE SIDE.
Presenting Attorney RozsA hisd mo
ffozs ssksug that in the eases spyer1nE Mr.
HIS two 6rss terms the reysFf Of the
referees BE- confirmed and Judgements en-
tered far the full amounts found due. to-
gsfher with Interests aad rssss- Daring
the First term MeSs-x II. l. ye<ies. Jazaex
NeSnught- Hillosy Butler, David Keiioex-
sffrisf5e Baxter and u. y. Hyde were the
botd.sHen. aud the rrfcree recommended
Judgment for ei.-<zxls. During the second
terra. II. l. Yexirr. James Mcknight John
Leary. j. W. George, u. " Hyde Elisha r.
Ferry sad Joseph .. Ne>auxhf were the
bonsixmrr. and Judgment for $ss5efs was
Recommended by the referee.
Bayiug Mr. Hills last terra. John fsea-y.
J. y. Mcknight, George W. Harris. r. r.
Ferry, Sutciifse Baxter and Guy Z. Fhinaey
were his bousismen- II win be remembered
that new law enacted ~ thai time ex-
tended the terms Of county officers from
January to March. During that term fhe
referee found shortage Of 81. lss.oo. but
ts1.os43i Of that shnrfsEs had occurred
daring the time the term mas extended By
law from January 10 NArrh. The referee
desis.rd that
THE LIABILITY or THE noxD<xEs
Did hot extend Beyond the time for which
they qualified. and consequently recofn-
mended thar Judgment be found for the
balance Of s7gs8.ss only. Yesterday Prose
rufiBg Attorney Ronald fled = motion
asking that Judgment he found for the full
amount OF s.. 1880 aud alleging that Mr..
Hiii aud his bondsmen were liable for all
sums not accounted for during the whole
time be was acting as treasurer. and mp TO
March :, lss1, TO which date his term was
extended By Inv.
THE agsrxFxr
The court assigned f.ve hours 10. the ar
gnnseD; on raeh side. Mr.. G. ii. Hanfofd
had consumed over four hours OF the time
jeurned. Prosecuting Attorney Ronald
VIII commence the nryumen; for the pros
eeution az 80 this morning and Colonel
Hsines viii close the case for the defense
this afternoon.
MISCELLANEOUS
endar for the assignment OF eases for trial.
Joseph ". Spriggs. of the supreme eoar,
Of oregon. was ssiInit.etto practice. ycs'er-
day on motion OF John Arthur aud Thomas
o. Mara. OF the supreme eorrt of Wisconsin
on motion of r. Y. Carroll.
Anthony Greenfeli. native OF Great
Britain, was nafuraiized
In the ease OF John Barwiek, convicted
Of selling spirttuons Liquors 10 minor.
motion Tor q new trial and arrest 81 jidg-
mcnt were denied and the exceptions al
lowed. Barwick was lined so, which he
paid
nr motion Of Prosecuting Attorney Ron
aid the ease OF the Territory against ". A.
Cameron aud Jacob Gundgraif. for selling
liquor without a license, aad against A. J.
Ackuan. for keeping an opium resort.
were dismissed and the following cases
were continued. Flora 6cedh.rg and Fred
Richardson, charged with keeping house
Of flgfame. Jack Rrevd. assault with a
deadly Weapon. All Hcs keeping an opium
den; Peter Sweeney. obbery, and Frank
Marsh assault and battery.