Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-20
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m.lsils ". F..i,sr Ia.,,,t., :. 80.

Asss'"o " 6"sfsr Installed as CklsfI..s.
Chief Justice Fuller TOOK N. ~ go =
office and assumed tue active da,;.' !,
the position GA tile eth. An lon..
fore the time for opening the eos,. !,
marrow space allotted Il In ~
public 10 the court chamber aas,,5.3.s
by people who wished 10 wine, 4
ceremony Of Installation. Amos. I
pe0ple ~ note who toanl pls,es !, Z
roout were Judge Thurman MY :,
conducted 70 a aeat witliih 10 M
spaes reserved for tlie marshal IA Z.
became the conspicuous cent, n.
traction during the llali hoas pses..t.,
She entry u ths inpilcss; Sin Es,
wife VI the chief ias 'ss. viii NJ 800
tefs antl one s1u, IN whan 80,
rvs THv,l; Mrs Justice Hayl4n
Senator s'ockrsll, Attorney Iiencal y.
land. JasMnsse MINISTER Alatss v,
tni secretary; Senators Davis
Hampton. fRTweii, George. Wis1.s
pniph anil SF,06nsF; Cass,s.s.,.
breckenridge, Wheeler ara Hs,s.s
" Alabama, and S,tieit0r CO.
lsuks Tic chief inssirs arrisai !.
tbs capitol a. II 80, atsd tToeess.I
~ the private 0Eiics of ~ =
iicF, y here hr took slie aaih N -
tnrr 10 ;h1 presence ~ she assss.fss. :.
sses'a, the oath lfriug administered y
The senior m"mitwr ~ ths egagi. Asm
State ltinsiep Miller 40 ia g'elo,a a
lssorllIe Justices, in their roi,Ts d "a 4
henlcd ~ tltc marshal, rnssrsl II ~
rgssipn Tho ctlsf iastsee, als8 -
ing itts ypIse ~ office, nas ess1fts,s 4
tilace Al titU rIFgk's desk.
AtlEg tnnturht II silence fasiss
Miller sHid ''t}~utlEfnga az IL ~
have tlIs PLEASURE a. Inform va sAe
inrr tlfr lnst meeting ~ shts natr ~
ttlliarumefgs. t'iirf .lnssfes lEVa NJ,
Willie " FaltHr bas twen at4s, Ais,s ,.s
hgne.l ~ tho N~Unse nnii Ferstya8 "a
,Rmmts>ien III j. hvgr aal tnsir i
take t.sr aash ~ niire lsa clerk "a
gcnI 'Nv rafHMl tsestu
t3irr 'srw rrnsI.se nI She e1saa lasst
s'iFtrs Jgalirs Fuil~g 4rsss SRA. hshn
hr'tr 90 pu" lWuj. rysi sf,sm nssf
,trs t'sv aaiis - uai+s II. MSHs
w tHls1e d. esIs.mIiv RarAr ~ sHrsi /
tint ! wslt aAWiussissr iue.ssu af.atx
trotett o. ~ raetus sud M rt,iti sfshis
shuF aud 90 rtrt auA sI1t / aill Aia
.aiiy aui smlarttsllv discharge sil pT
form ali shs lai;rs lHcumtens ~ ~ 4
'litt"t Insii'r - tho uai,c,l stasaS =
IrlP mo tiuti
III" clttpt Justice was now 64s0rs4s
1tOd tlir bar hud u his uflr.al ssli 4
Tho rrptrr Tho cnnrt and Sssamb.Ass
ir"sr Justice Miller tst1k ila basil 4
'hc rhirt Justice. and with q Ealls
. clcomr addressed him ~ q las ssss
II wrlru'nr yan on behalf % chs rssy
y one Ut its mrmhers aud a. chlsf isf
lee
TIE chief Justice hdwc,i. ,ook lpiA ~a
md whom tIsB assrmhlagr uss sesstl v
Iatd u VIII say T. ths ucmisFN q ~
'ar that, Rs wrii.knoWn assge. ~
'puFE viii transact IN ltnslnpsa s1.SWl
iut applications fer atlmisA,an ie ~
lar viii I've entertained
AttnF eoIyt" twenty applicants had hsss
'dNhtte'd Adjournment uaa taks3 Hss
icon 70 m1trnw
IN Hcrur,laurg with q sime.h5aeFy
.lNtnrn ~ thr court tllp tnrmlwfs Ola
uIrrtnn court, Call.4i At sIse uhlss hg1m
. o'clock tbia afternoons ard iaid sesa
fsrecta 10 tue president All ths iEs
ices vors present except Field 40
Matthew'S
Historian George bancroft rsesaT
'olelrr,t'al his sstI, birthday a BIZ asss
y NoFls'rt. r. l. Ito ia tn good ataa
nd sligits.