The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08
OLYMPIA NEWS.
Territorial Bar Association ~ su-
preuae Sourt-Rurnlarx

pfena8 tourt-BurEisry.
oLYAria, Jan. THE Territorial Bar
Association met this morning at II 10 a. M.
and was called TO order hy Hon ElwoOd
Evans OF Tacoma Ia the council chamber
Of the capitol building, about % attorneys
being present from all parts Of the terri
tory. ExChief Justice h. y. beuisnn OF
Vancouver was elected chairman u the
First Judicial district. ~ 8. Potter 81 the
second, o. II. Haaiofd Of the Third and
Wallace Mount Of the Fourth were mp
pointed secretaries MT. Evans stated that
the object OF The meeting was to prepare
and adept resolutions expressive Of the
The death Il Chief justices e'' r. (.
jones aud C. 81 Boyle up0n mo
ton of Mr.. John Arthur o. Seattle
a committee consisting Of one attorney
from each judicial district was appointed
TO draft resolutions OF respect 20 the mem
DRY OF Chief Justice Waite OF the supreme
court of tho United States, aad Of Chief
justices x, A. Jones and q. Z. boyle OF the
supreme court Of Washington Territory
this being the FIRST mneting of the Terrific
rial Bar Association since the death Of the
justices. The committee appointed con.
sisted Of Hon, John B. Allen Of the First
district, Rlwood Evans Of the Second, G. II.
Hanford Of the Third and n r. eaton Of
the Fourth The association then took
recess until O'Clock 10 await the report OF
tue committee iAf HufninifcS AT once
appointed ex-Ghief Justice Greene q com
lnlttec Of one TO prepare the Waite memo
rial. aud II was decided 20 report almost
verbatim the resolutions adopted BY the
Seattle Bar Association a. ;he times Of tho
death Of Justices Jones aud Boyle. s'rik lug
out the parts that wego local
THE spPaEHr COURT NEErs.
Tho supreme eonft was called 90 order II
Il o'clock TO day By Marshal I J. Hamil
ton. The fnll bench being present. aud was
Immediately adjourned until 23p p m.
There is an unusually large number 81 A.
torncys Ina attendance from all parts Of the
territory. among tiem being Hon John X,
Allen, u. J. crowley, Thomas u. nrynis, y
I. caton, Wallace Meaut, NJ A. Fullerton
Il. Z. Caldwell, John ia Milsoa. G. II Han
ford, = G, Hetreu A l. Muller. =, y Den
nison. W NJ CLARK, John Arthur. ElWnei
Esans, G. II, Aver. NJ. H. Whlts, J u. Met,
calfc. ~ 8 Porter, John ~ Mitchell, Jr, J..
NJ. Ashton. Chas, !. Sullivan, John sharp
stein, J, q. Kenyon, +. & Greene. W, II,
Garham. Marshal Hamilton appointed A.
:. Austin rrief, aud McsSYH. Fred Wiisoa
and James McFaadcn baiiFs 81 the court
BurcuEE sHor hyBGIARlEEn.
Parties entered the butcher Shap ol Ne.
Milton Giles GA Saturday night, by cutting
their way through a back d0tF, and helped
themselves to what money there WAS ia
the till=about faus or i've dollars Mr.
Giles was extremely surprised on Sunday
mornlng 60 flnd his shop. sad especially
his TN, Ia the condition in which &c was.
and there was pe possible ciuc hy which
the thieves couid b. identified
NofEs
smallpox ia this city b. now s thing Of
the past, And the old pest house Hrar the
long bridge was to-day burned The
health com mistee has leased a Dalldiux
about two miius west ~ tbls ctfy. ON the
old Granger place. which, tf needed. will
in fninre b. used as pest bpuxs
Mr. Chas. Grsinscs II very III with avery
severe attack Of rheumatism
Col ? g. NAincs Is IN The citY % Gav on
business connected with Tho militia
The last of the E'ienshuEeh delegates.
consisting ni fiea John p ,iowey. Hon. 4
II. Casausugls Geo, r. shannon, 70
turned home last uight
ClUE 70 THE ~fAaE BaEHya.
OlYMr1A, Jan 2, Postal fnare.e.
frentsua len ~ nlght foe O.ymu.R 81.
expects 10 ana she lone hishwaylnsn aah
held MP the Aastesano stssa ublrf ernst
lie has a forCc 80 detective, W0gaiu- ar =
good cline 20 the coAbcf.