The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

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OF age but both have cr.rssral records s,ss
are Known b. more sha. ore alsas.
ss2TAw-Hxx xrv-rvcrr.
James Lyons and yichosss s.ews-,. x~~s
seatencef 20 three months imprisonment
IN the Tinted states ,~,sfse-siarw ,srs,,
pseas Of guilty 20 indictments Tor sesIsnv
hqaor TO Indians David T. Ncnrrnnsrry
Upon similar plea. wgs fined So. there
ossag mitigating Circumstances
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Following Is the Seal report OF the grand
jury:
GsAsD yCxY gsox OCT a. tsss
Hon G. H. Hanfors, Chief Jnsstoe SRI rnsxp
q tae TART Ja.su2af Dsss-zet ~ wuafn~..a
asss&'oFy-ssr. We asye the honor 10 rpsss~.
Ia. We. ~ efa71 jurors sor King coznry sns so~
s1s = nites Sues bare. ssure bafnS r@converest
fHFestirs.e1 and passeG ssrnn ~eys.-@er 80.
y v@sss. Of tbs TERRITORY arn treaty eases
- sseaasf 81 tia Uni.ee asx.es
D1rslR ar investigations we have been aasw
assisted ~ Assssssn, Prosecuting Astayvc~s i
- ssSsfson snS W. u. Fensea for the terrI.arv
Initas statex - -
We hxve eEdeayores in snr na35.svx IN ignore
~ fffYoinss- bills ard all IN ~hfeh the svfaprns
soaAa ssat warrant coavsetion bsss with essfy
sE1f sc~nsiD@ evtdenee before as we realize he.
h@se We arc 70 hEsrfen the cou-t with serna
ea.ss aEsn watch no conviction eau BE- seen red
We @aFs Information tsef9xe Is. shnwsnw
I great rsgsect Of amsy on fha rs-t OF re essv
sugsfnnseni Ii nat attending 10 The sssesv ~
/ 5seSson street bridge hefare 40 raany terrible
anesdeasz conld occur. possibly rendering the
city Liable Tor heasy damages and Causing nneA
needless hasaan suffering
Complaints have been nszsae "a r,x n, rezs-s ..
granting licenses 20 sssi Ng.orx N the resilsnee
psfuohs Of the city. regardless ~ protests and
CIRCUMSTANCES from large mayoFity OF the resi-
ceaEs 81 fhose districts. We would respectfully
asSess thas TIE city listen the viii Of the raA-
]ssafy II al ssSss. and thereby avoid such dis
sfscsIa' state q aHaEss as aow ssiet oar sister
ctr. Tacoma
IN the ease OF the boy horse thief peter Mel.
/ son indicted by us, we find case Of afraos,
tnai depyzrisy and recommend To the
! snui'EF AasaSsaues the urgent necessity fer
| house OF correction for such cases
Ia conclusion. we extesad our sincere thank IN
me court aud al II its officers for their unfar-a
faasnfss ard courtesy eariug our session. Be-
s!ectsuily Submitted, A. NJ f.s4v8x
Foreman Of Grand gary
REaAaKs ~ THE COURT.
After reading the grand iury's final re-
/ port the court said:
Gsattcmsa 81 The Grand gsyR. Won are en-.
titled TO and nave this sincere thanks of Inc
coas. and the people for the manner in which
goa hsse performed Your duties. Year report
shows. and the court knows a. this record
SHOWS, Of the vast amount Of work that hss been
doue by the grand Jury since II has been recosa-
renes To yaur prafnpi action think that
tnr people may attribute the fact thai Justice
hss becn nsefef out - far this term Of court
VIII ssane degree Of proTnptness with tie class
OF eases that come within TIE province Of the
grand jury THIS matter OF rrornpsnesS ia a
matter OF great importance 20 the people liz the
administration 81 justice II Ia not only mat
ter nf economy, buf IL Il A question 81 Justice
fsxnsf nxsa In a.
jEssfee.
There IL one snhIeet og special Importance
touched upon fly the grand jnry--the matter of
house OF correction for young people % de.
PRAYED character and those that csnno. other
wise be properly restrained. an glad that this
has been noticed by YOU In year report II has
long been apparent 20 the courts snd those that
have had anything 30 do with the enforcement
OF the criminal lsw-aad other people. too--tllst
In this state there has been neglect on the part
OF the authorities 10 provide The necessary In.
s3tnttof where the yogng-fhosc young In
years who have ssarfes on a career 81 crime
| may nc taken charge OF sad given a training
which they reei. aud which otherwise they
cannot have. Is il notorious fact that ia the
towns OF this territory there are houses
OF Hl.fane ia which children are being
reared, and II often happens that boys who have
no parents 10 take care oi them. a. those whose
parents are worse than none. ave thus started
on n career OF crime There Is nothing to do
with Them but put them iu with I'D and hsFd-
| snesi criminals and eonfne them ike ordinary
convicted criminals. II the state would do is
duty and provide proper means for ,hesa boys
where they can be taken while yef young tn
yesrs. ara trained TO be honest aud honorable
men, they can be saved for themselves aud
/ saved for the state This matter, however. until
tae Legislature acts or until some ch4fiiabiy dis
| passed citizen VIII act must still go uaproFi9cd
/ Tor. | have no doubt II the attention 81 the
next legislature Is called 80 THIS matter. xad the
importance for some action j. shown them by
popular agitation. 1t will realise the neees
slty fof doing something. And il is MY inai
vidaal wish fha. the suggestion thus made by
this grand jury may receive the attention from
the public. aud that there viii be saeh agitation
of 1t that the next legislature VIII acknowledge
/ it.
sTgonRrnsE CONVICTED.
The trial Of Thomas strowbsidge. the
printer. for stabbing his fellow~eTaftsluan.
Robert Todd. was given 20 the jury ~ ?
O'Clock. At 5 O'Clock a verdict Of gu!ltv as
charged ia the Indictment was returned
/ His attorneys az ouce gave notice az q
motion for a new trial.
Jack Gay aad VIM, Bartlett defendants
| in the railroad larceny cases, entered pleas
ot not guilty.,
ArroRSgxs ADMITTED.
Two attorneys weso admitted to practice
/ George w siSnSo5l. upon = certificate
from the supreme court OF Kansas and
motion Of r +, Dyer. John X Brown.
upon = certificate from the supreme court
of New York and motion oi Albert Stefan
j erection - sECoNp STREETS C0NuEstNA-
vIoS.
Rceelia A. Palmer, owner Uf los |, block
A.. 4. 4. Denny's addition, on the corner
| OF Second and lenoTa streets fled ooiec-
tons to the report Of sppraIsers in tie Sec
ond street widening and condemnation
proceedings. setting forth that the said
property IS damaged 81 so by the said
widening
rwe Esfck sCow SUITS
John Neeratn 4 90 fled suit against
/ A 7. spauldiag la recover s. .2flS IS dam.
ages The complaint alleges that on Jan
nary - the defendant acting under con-
tract. towei & scow wlth So 20 brick from
the plaintiffs hriekyatd on Tie west side al
the bay Ia Seattle and care8sssly tied the
sanie so that the rocedinE tide lett Il upon
ballast pile. The scow was sprung snd
rendered valneless and the brick -lid OF
into The hay. For this the damages men
toned above ere asked.
The same plaintiff fled suit Against jhe
builders Material Company - recover
s. Toe, the value Ct a scps borrowed by
sAe defendants from The p}aanta, on Nav
81, aud never returued.
The fYrSt National Rank .. Seattle
brought stlit against Charles II. kitunger
> -. .a-as.