The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
IN DISTRICT COURT.
Business Practically Finished
for the Term.
THREE SENTENCES IMPOSED
All Territorial Gases Not Disposed of
sszssnmed-Ihe south Second street
ArprsissmeEf.

The district cogsrt is drawing To close
AMI vii adjourn sine die this evening III
order tia. Judge HanfoTd may 60 10 what
con 20 haid court next week Criminal
business i practically over for tue terra.
This rnernirg Deputy Prosecuting Atior-
nev rquts1- wils lslove the formal re5nstSte-
rrefss o. the Clancy indictments, which no.
tion all be resisted by Clancy's attorney
Al. Ike petty jurors were discharged yes
ieraav. aad there vii be 10 more trials
4 nsotion for rev trial for Thomas
Stroxtyrilge w2s denied and he WAS sen
teueed Il, the penitsntiary Tor two years.
the fgsII hnlit allowed by the statute.
John Anderson ana George Williams,
both charged Sith burglary, pleaded guilty
and were each sentenced 70 one year II the
pensteaiiary. the lowest possible sentence
being imposed on account OF mitigating
circumstances
The charge Of selling liquor 20 Indians
against Peter Martin and i. }. Case were
dismissed on motion OF the United States
attorney.
The case OF the boy horseshief. Peter
Martin. was continued for the term in the
hope that before he coaid be tried some
means OF reforming him could be found.
The charges OF petty larceny against
Thomas and James Ryan were dismissed,
for tie reason that they had already been
convicted OF burglary.
All Lin pleaded guilty TO the indictment
for ouium smoking, vas fined so, ana ap-
pealed 10 the supreme court in oruer that
the statute might be tested
Howard Jefireys, the boy thief. and J.
Terry, the eubezzler, entered pleas Of not
guilty.
A change of venue to Tacoma was
granted in the perjury cases growing out
of the WickersLam Trial. wherein Sadie and
MAY Smith. Alex Mcclure and c. W.
Young are defendants.
All territorial cases not disposed OF were
continued
The application Tor a writ of habeas cor
pus in the cases OF Pat Daugherty and
Frank kreps was argued ard denied. They
paid their fine and were relea ed.
A decree was granted in the divorce suit
OF Comfort W. Comfort.
The appeal case OF Nathaniel Lawson and
T. ID. WAGE W. Il. {. Lyon ct al, over
tent, was decided by a jury in favor OF the
plaintiff.
Hammett b. Wilson was admitted 10
practice upon certificate from the circuit
court OF Jasper county. Iowa, on motion of
X. L. Esteb
a $1,000 indemnity bond was filed by the
city in its injunction suit against the
Columbia & Puget Sound and Puget Sound
Shore Railroad Companies.
APPRAISERS FINAL REPORT.
Fred Gasch, John ii. McGraw and Will
lam II. Hughes, appraisers in the South
Second street condemnation, fled their final
report. They lind that ali property has
been benefited more than damaged by con-
demnation proceedings. with the following
exceptions, where damages are allowed:
NJ. korn-Southwest corner OF IeSler
avenue and South Second; damages al
lowed, s. 4Si.
May kiiiinger Northwest corner of
South Second and Washington streets:
damages allowed $2,0l5.
NJ NeAndrews - Southwest corner of
Second and Washington streets; damages
allowed, Si050.
The whole city is declared benefited and
y assessed 20 paw the damages allowed