, 1889-01-03

Wheelock; quartarm aster, 4. N. Bloomar;
officer Of tn. day. james McWhirk; officer
OK he guar I, Henry Randolph; Hdjutan
W. D Fowler; s.tgeant.p.jor. Frank A
Cieweili quartermaster sergeant, A. Viii.
liams.
AT the conclusion Of the post meeting
an adjournment WAS made to Grant's
English Kitchen. in the Eagle block,
whore some successful foraginx vas done.
| The post starts out under very hattrrine
auspices aud bids fair to become one Of
the largest In the department.
The records of Chief OF Police Warren
show that during the year just drawn to q
close the police Department has had TO
deal with GIG cases OF violations Of tn Q
law as AGAINST sos during the year 1887
As follows:
Grand larceny. 43: petty larceny, 54;
selling whi.key TO Indians. o; robbery. s;
BURGLARY. 3; search warranto. Is; peace
sarrants, 3; forgery, 2; embezxlement, 81;
obtaining money under false pretenses, l;
drunk and disordery, 100, drunk. 2S2:
d'aorderly conduct, l08; vagraucy, 81; fast
driving, 10; keeping houses Of ill.fame,
AZ; nuisances, 81; runners soliciting custo.
!nrrs. D; dong business without license,
10; smoking opium. "a; discharging fire.
arms In limits. d; operating engines with
out license, Q; assault and battery rs.
Among the important arrests were:
Fayette Patterson. fugitive from justice
from Wisconsin March 2lst.
James Trokey, coiored, murder OF Will
liam Burgess. colored; acquitted. June 9th.
q, Gror9e Mill.r. for murder Of Frederick
Kohl, August 25th.
Jack Graham and John Mcdonald. fugi.
tiyes from justice from Ashland, Wiscon-
| sin. December l7th.
April was the .quietest month of the
year, with record of "a arrests OF which
% we're for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. May occupies the other extreme
AMI shows record Of 90 arrests OF which
66 were for drunkenness or disorderly COL
duct.
| The revenues which have accrued to the
city from police dnes amounted To
During the May and October terms OF
court for Spokane county some forty prom
inent cases were tried and disposed Of
among them the following:
| MAY TERM.
| Jack Williams, tried for grand larceny
found guilty and sentenced TO FIVE years II
prison.
Fred Wickwire and J. F DIETRICH, gam
bling, 6ned 1925 and costs each.
b. A. Merrick, Henry Gilbert, L. q.
Waller and Socrates Lydy, gambling
lined $l25 and costs each.
George Smith, grand larceny; fined $l0t
ann costs and sentenced to thirty days il
the county Jail.
Louis Rusk, assault with intent to kill
sentenced to five years In the penitentiary
| Frank Brown, grand larceny; sentenced
to one year in penitentiary.
John Kelly, petty larceny; fined $l00
end sent tor one month to the county Jail
Marcus Dillworth, murder, verdict ol
not guilty rendered.
| Harry Kirk, forgery; sentenced to ont
| year in prison.
| f. j. Smith, assault with deadly weap
on; sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
| NOVEMBER rERM.
United States vs. w. q. Bennett, selling
LIQUOR to Indians; pleaded guilty and wa
United States vs.. H. u. Avery, selling
liquor to Indians; fined $50 and costs.
costs.
John Lithgow and E. G. Duffe, gsmb
ling; each fined $500 and costs.
II. q. Stebbins, forgery; fined 95 and
sentenced TO one year in the penitentisry
Panty Act, burglary; sentenced TO one
rsar In the penitentiary.
| James Duran, horse stealing; sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary.
Joseph B. McCluskey, receiving stolen
property; sentenced to one year in the pen
itentiary.
George Miller, murder in the second de.
gree; sentenced to twenty years ip prison
John KLEIN, manslaughter; sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary,
James ). Forbes. burglary; sentenced tc
six months ia prison.
Louis Conley, robbery; sentenced To four
years in prison.
Thomas N. Cation, w. F. Thorn pson and
F. g. Lee, assault; fined IS each.
Mary Teller. murder; not guilty.
j. q. Rex. larceny; not guilty.
William Hanscom. selling liquor with.
out q license. fined 81 and costs.
j. G. Bennett, assault; not guilty.
Charles Brooks, assault with deadly
weapon; not guilty.
Patrick Gallagher, receiving stolen pro-
perty not guilty.
Fl. A. Fisher, carrying concealed
weapons; plead guilty and sentence sus.
United States VS.. Lee Tong, smuggling
opium; fined 800.
Dennis Hone, stealing cattle; case dis.
missed.
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon Judge
Snyder's office was the scene of a