Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

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hes enEsi,ed Mann " Lsn4e3slss 4
Ted Thsy vess aii sUs0t oGa q Thszs.
day Ui1hoat any 90 of tho0 eeminQ 70
Trial. aad thessoy Aanes q Isase an
a0anine incident.
Laanetueer 4 Tod are haisAess aad
shey formerly Reesed soe Of Nr. Mamie
Store Rooms On Pseino sSsane, bat
moved ooe 6sy. several ncuth8 sineA
leasin9 tAs store foo0 cr4n n tAa fruot.
| there being no front, indee4-oa vtn-
doc or doos. What vae the dimsolsI
b.tveen ounos end tenant ID net slated
aad doo9 not 0gore. san = 70 that q
eAe end Of noufh 0f. Mann pseseaa-
- his bill. for rea1, paymeaf vas ~
fu1sd end b. eassfod sqis beeoss Jossies
LauTrnce. vto gave isdsDens N kis
ssy1e. 0f. Caxfcti, vns vas attof0ey
fof IAs0eiseef & Tod, appealed the
case 10 court. A the end of tho nexs
noatA HI. Mann. through bic connsel,
JadRe Town. entered suit FOE The rent
again. Mr.. Carroll asked for Q change
of venue aad - %, being transferred 70
Judee eenter. Scatter gave jadgosas
for Lsuneisses 4 Tod. This sine Jadee
Town appealed. A. The end Of ths next
month Nj. Mann entered snit direcsiy
IN the dissri,s eoast and coeficted With
tie claim for rent . claim Of 500 dsmaee
fos the bad condition OF the gtoseaoom.
Al tbs OPENING s{ the esasion Carroll
discovered that the eass he appealed
Vas mot On the docket, aud u cuce de-
vined test-it vas bess1se tide docket fee
had not hken paid. He kastsoed ap to
DAY the necessary Is, En. vas told BY
the clerk that u bad bsen paid. Carroll
aeked II the Zee from 6enter had been
paid, and vas told 10 had not. He
''dfoppedn at once. As the street cAmin
eays, and walked avay. The easse csme
on fuf trial and Mr.. Carroll demusred
TO the complaint 10 the suit that had
been commenced in the district court, |
on the ground that IL embraced tvo dis
finot and different causes, emo on CON-
tract and tbs other damages for an |
unlawful act.
JcdQe Town. counsel for Mr.. Mann,
sAw tie cofrectaess Of the point raised |
and confessed the dem urres and asked |
ana vas Rive0 ten days to amenz his |
TIE idea Of his attorney
concediuR N important point without .
struRnie seems to have reused Mr.. /
Mann's ire. He ooeupied . certain seat
in the lobby every day after thss to
watch the proceediues. and couple OF
days sfserssrd he vent 10 Mr.. Carroll |
and said somewhat Indignantly,
II have been sitting Ia this court
room every day and have heard . case
Of Mann against LsumeisteR 4 TOT
called perhaps twenty times. With one
Temporarily there should be
lvo left. What has become Of the
ptherf"
sit dom. seem to be on the docket"
said Mr.. Carroll.
"wetl, Whf isn't it?"
Indeed. don's know. The case
appealed is there and that 10 the only
one sm Interested in"
Mr. Mann stepped round 10 the clerks
desk and made she same inquiry.
Because the docket fee has not been
paid.D
"Bus handed my attorney the dock.
II fee long since"
paid" said Mr.. Abbott. "snd hence the
Ease vas not dooketed."
Nj. Mann sesumef bis seat 10 the
lobby, and when Mr.. Judge Town
,eme IN he leaned over the railing and
,sid very deserminedly:
II wish you would dismiss at once
stctJ C8ec VI Uiue ycu ubvo uckes
"Wby, what do y1u mean7" demand.
ID the judge, very much surprised. "rhe
saves are s!i right. and ve shall surely
win"
"No matter; I want you 70 dismiss
,Eeni all. will have no moro nonsense
IN this court" and with that be walked
,ut, swinging With unusual energy the
gold headed cane that has taken the
place Of the light bamboo.
With no explanation for this strange
md unexpected mandate, Jadae Town
had the cases dismissed and probably is
IT'LL In state of unsasisdea wonder ~
10 Why be vas 90 ordered. Tom Carroll
10 probably the man Who oan best q.
plsiu the situation 10 him a. veil a. 10
Mr.. Mann, although IL requires bat
lew words-it was but the simple tWist
,f ths wrist that put the IS dockos fee
paid in Cor JudRe Tovn down to the
credit Of Carroll, the titls Of their oases
being exactly similar.