The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-30

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q .e.. 49, - -
- ogep lsavsng yun - eAFSs ~ =.
- ~ days, under me new sstsen-
1ncnt lsW Nhich, he says. Reminds hips
r. - afn1es o. The old Iaw Nhirh was
rSl6rxaed e he legislative session Of
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!. - v.sen y i7so 49, - -
- ~ teoupsesome one Pfefs
1oemed shade or two too proseesise
= the Debtor and 1t the last session
~ amended 70 that Il j. not now
ucconsnrv. before issuing an attach
01euut 81 enrufxbeesfsx, 10 swear 70 q
heltef nat the debtor i about 10 leave
~ Territory, - was required under
- ~ o. the past two year. ihrr
ener win rome other s!iRnt natri.'
1ee9ons gntsn are Just ping 49,
eeo nov tnss We prinsed la"s nsvs
DoeA put into circuiatson. mas sauseu
Rux ~ gAKNmHxEsTs
And Justice Lawrence has been kept
- busy - 4 Mailer proceeding ugpJn
xhea. The new law differs from ID.
needecesxors IN that Il requires the
1usponAents 10 appear personally IN
Goart and make answer - 70 their re-
6kme1es. This has been putting SONIC
o(Ifefsfn a. the Northern settle rail-
roo1 COMPANY 70
rver. ~ rp,rrIK
A. ~ srs~e. ~ . uumher ~ IL en-.
S5nv~S hsye hern gnruisheed. and
100 essh II thrse eas~s ire said OF.
1918 an required 10 no into eonri
md make affidavit that the company
= ~ right financially and fully able 70
oope With tbs board bilis OF Is men. :,
Under this law formerly al any such
eompauy had 70 do In such case was
~ make nlIidavit 70 the officer who
r1fved The notice and he fled u with
- court Or ~ clerk.
sAtnos wilt STAY.
A f,ali hearing fook place this morn.
No kelore Iudve ALVIN uuder the vri,
S7k~is~es cornsss n The case 81 John
6simon chsrxrd with burglary. But
5ffiie n1ors evidence was eIirited than
- the Nearing before Justice Law.
sence. M. BrOnston opened the case
with . statement Of the treatment Of
The case by Justice Lawrence, but
judge Allyn checked him saying that
Ms not the way 70 proceed: that hs
fudge Allyn had no interest beyond
NJ facts of the case whether OF not
lhsy were sufficient 10 warrant hold
Ing the prisoner for the grand jury
TIE facts were then entered into
eoated, and at the end Of their recita
Judge Allyn recommitted the prisoner
under the same bonds as before. $500
COMING TO MsKxET.
(1eorrr Driver came In from th,
mountsins YESTERDAY and states tha
work 4 going steadily forward III tn;
Wiikes0n coal mines and that the,
viii very soon be coming into mar
ket. These mines II viii lie rcmem
bered have been closed down for severa
yexrs on account of their being 50 fal
from lines OF transportation. A.
things have 30 changed In this regar,
Of late years the mines were purchases
u{ the Wukeson Coal * toke To-, .
wnom MI. Driver VINO reports sne'
encouraging progress, Is one.
THE TfpE LAND CASE.
The case Of finkerton against Win
gate was on hearing before J,idg,
Allyn n ! this afternoon and Is not We
disposed Of. Colonel Pipkerton wa
on the stand much Of the time, bn
his testimony was concerning small
details. The defense opened abon
hall psst O'Clock. Mr.. VIII SPINNING
was the first witness and testified I,