The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23
FORMALLY INSTALLED.
The New Chief Justice Takes the
Oath Of Office.
Jasxe Boyle lie introduced to She
Members sf tho Ear and Be-
gins bis Duties

Chief Justice Charles & Boyle gEsIffed
IN chambers yesterday morning al II a n,
sse ceremony n;tizg the dignity Of his
bish ard respoaStisse essee- Tbs bar Of
ssa;fle turned oat almost to 9 Ksan 70 So
rim honor, and 10 The credit Of President
Iseobs. the B&r Asg8f istion, AID Cies. Of
9.orr ". y. Lelger~oos. tie geessioa "a
,,sde very graceful fF.oHie ssd reception
!, he new chief justice. The good win Of
.bs sttorseys 81 shis city indicated flseir
confidence ir JEdge Boyis's ability 20 wear
me -,Taiue ia the best Interests Of wash
srrtou and with credit 20 himself GOV
armvle administered the oath.
A i;t.Ie before II q. "a. . delegation Of at
,orneTs waited upon the governor and the
rhgef iustiee a. the Occidental aud es-
eortsd them to fse eoagt bouse Coy
s.unls and Judge Boyle were conducted
=, - cham bers, and few minutes were
Serosesa BIZ the attorneys in the court room
81 discussing the most atfisg way to have
he chief justice sworn IN.
ttTI o'clock ex-Chief Justice Orange
r.eabs. president Of the Bar Association,
ssiIed he meeting % order and stated ifs
ss,iees Fx-Gov. Ferry. ATTORNEY General
usfcslfe and ex-Associsfe Justice J. P.
Hoyf. were appointed a committee to wait
a,a,, the distinguished gentlemen and 90
i5trosisre Chief Justice Boyle to
he bar. There we're considerably over
iyo persons present, great Tnany ladies
being among them. "nen the coz iaittee
,efrfued. Judge Boyle was escorted BY tx
Cor. Ferry. Gov. ssmple by Judge Hoyt,
And Nrs Boyle By Attorney General Met
ealfe. Judge Boyle and GOV. ssmple were
gfysu seats to the right and left 81 Presi-
cpt Jacobs Clerk Ledyerwood then read
.n& commission appointing the Hon:
- Va Boyle % the chief l1s.ile,esnip 20. q
Eetnlnins arose 70 their feet GOV. senple
~ 2; ~, gard. and in very impressive
Iha's" sner administered the follow
CIV. JOHNS BOYLE. do ron solemnly
A. L q viii defend the eonstita-
feusiied States against all enc
aud domestic that soH viii
J. n. y and allegiance to the same:
- this obligation freely with
4 IN n al reservation OF purpose OF
uanlfin In you will well and faithfully
IdUtIlb ~ daties OF the Office Of ehief
e supreme court 81 Washing
y, on which you Sps about to
YLFGkelp you uod7"
OF this SJnsiice Boyle replied distinctly Ia
6ssrt,y firm aud solemn voice, Il do, 30 help
o. God.
reception was thea held. Mrs. Boyle
taking her position 10 tue left OF the chief
;nsfiee, aud all pEesenf we're presented 10
Judge aud Mrs. Boyle BY the committee.
said his honor, when congratulations were
c0ming 70 him very thiekls IL did not
expect to find lawyers having The appear.
ance OF 50 much ability, and am there
fore, very ayreeshly made AcqRainted with
the true standing 81 the Washington bar. -
Agsin he said Yes, indeed; this Is q
second Pennsylvania. aai I am a little
sfraid that frat PeBnsylvania VIII have to
wKtch carefully her lanrelsn
Alter the reception the bar association
was again called 20 order. and the follow
ing new memhers admitted: Trusisn
2. Dyer. LsnlOn II. Wheeler. John F. Mi
Ter, ]. Z. Costello, James Levi. aud W. A.
Bush.
Judge Boyle entered upon his duties yes
fefday afternoon, hearing some habeas
cases In chas bers He viii start for Port
Madison this morning The tug Bee has
been chartered 10 convey hin aud GOV
sempie, District Attorney Ronald. and 9th,
ers Interested III the term OF e9nyt at Port
Madison. The boat VII leave At e. M
The docket being very light, IL IL thought
al business viii be flushed In time Tor the
boat 70 bring them back tonight