The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05

<1ass7 II IN esd Tea owe Il 70 ske e,u.
mun5fy 20 make most een<rh3ux ard
snoSozxh investigated into these xaa<serv.
and, II IN pofnt Of facs- sos asd fisaS the
liquor 70 minor are besne yiolssssis yos,
shoals pyo,apsly sa65ct al y-erSgns essrr.
hitting suck o5ensez
THE cxEgxpAk.
The calendar sos thIs terra il the yxrr.se
ever known IN the hsstory OF the cssr< r.
contains the fssssuex. Of swe fan terms.
foszshsr with . great naauy ease. eor,.
timed from the Fehsrary. fs1. tarrn
which uAs TIE last held Ia this dIxsrtet.
Clerk LedxexwDod has had q dnrk~s 81
cases printed fog she info-rasrss.rs ~
eonsenienee q the zaernb erz ST tse h. n
makes book Of 10 pages. and Is sssesv
designed, carefully con ssied ansI -.
ranged and k.Edsnnely printed. ~ a..
sade aecnss y r learned that Is eases hare
Been docketf1 ~ srssi. OF iris swraf.ar
III are territorial. criminal essss "a s-fsss
ssa1es crffainss. q Csite1 states civil. an
III civil cases The city Of seattle srs-.ars
- fzainz1 IN neatly 90 cases The ds3cxet
viii k@ sweIled considerably by tie ar-so,,
o. re Grand jury and me aiinx Of nsw
e ILL 70 y may te safely estimated that
80 eases Win be srpsgkt up ct this ssrsn.
eHAsGE 81 VENUE GRANTED.
In the case Of t,ie Tsrrsterv ssainss Jshn
Doe Mckay, alias II. r. MrEsy. charged
With assault wish intent 70 couarnse rrur-
der, change OF venue 20 the second iuSl-
csal district At Tacoma wss granted up~n
the motion os J. III. Ashton. his attorney.
the Yrnsccuting 2ttorrey t.ferpo~Sur ~,
oe,sff1on. aeKEy j. tae alleged Northern
rae.se detect.ye who shot r. n. Guys. dur
Ing The struggle between tbs Northern Pa
4 fxet IaEr A. -
for the possession OF certain coal .inex az
sro9Eaffnie pass H66as year ago. The
Grange Of venue 1as asked sss the reason
thss - Jussge Burss bad ss-en eounsei for
the egrn plsiulng witness. EsuYe. he 10 In
capzc1tafed from hearing the case.
Us1Trp states GRAND SrEy.
Heretofore the same grand Jury has ex-
amlned into both the Uuifed states and
territorial cases, but The yolsrne of erisnf-
nal business 10 BE- disposed - at this term
II 80 great that United States Afforney
White asked for a separate seaire b have
jurisdiction I'm United states eases. Ac-
eorsiingly special venire. 10 be drawn
from the body OF the district. was ordered
drawn and placed Ia the hands Of the
LEited States marshal for service. The
yenire II made retnruahle at 4 80 this after
noon.
OFFICERS OF THE corgr.
The regular officers Of the court are
are. Thomas Burke, Judge W. e. Ledger
wood. CLERK; II. T. Harmon, deputy clerk;
William Coearane. sheriff: 81 Padden. dep
uty; J. i. Ronald. prosecuting attorney: r.
J. Hamilton, United states marshal. ". ri.
White. United states attorney. The eonrf
made the following appointments for the
tersE Crier, 4. NJ. Crawford; baiIiffs, I'd
Clarke. Frank Paul, ID. G. Kennedy, B. Ion
tt~s.x 44~s.s - F1.@@f<
D. n. Hawiey aud J. ID. l. McGsnghey.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
The following attorneys were admitted
TO sraetiee In ali the courts OF the territory
and In the United States courts. Robert
AeAahen. upon papers from the supreme
court OF New Hampshire. proposed by
Eben Smith: Charles H. HubbeEI. upon
certificate from the supreme court OF Iowa
and motion OF Ehen Smith: Michael Phil
lips. upoi, certificate from the supreme
court OF Sew York and motion Of Attorney
General MeteaIfe.
ADMITTED TO CITIZENSHIP.
Upon the testimony OF witnesses and
taking the necessary oath the following
were admitted 10 fafi citizenship: Alex
ander simpson. william wesfhsyer. John
Hilton. Peter Nelson. John @. Hoeli. Pat
Loree, an bonorahly discharged member OF
the First Michigan Engineer Corps, was
granted fall citizenship papers upon the
Recommendation OF United States Attor-
ney white.
WAIT TO BECOME CITIZENS.
Declarations Of intentions 10 become cit |
liens OF the United states were made be-
fore The clerk oil the court By the follow
ing Edward A. coaiI. Anthony Loftuss.
John J. McSWeeny, OF Great Britain, nj
John Norman. OF Norway and Sweden.
NEW SUR COMMENCED.
One new suit was commenced In the
court yesterday. Is was the action of w.
r. Druitt against A. W. Piper. Fl. +. Jones
and W. y. ssockarsi to recover $sss ss,s. the
balance remaining unpaid on q note for
$1,000. dated June 50, Jsss.
eAxEs pEFsrLTEp AND REFERREB.
In the divorce suit of John corgiatt
against Mary corgiats, default on the part
of the defendant was ordered entered. III.
r. Jones was appointed 10 tske testimony
In the suit OF Annie Shields VS.. John
Shields