The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-24
n BAR OF JUSTICE.
81 Gosland's ASSISTANTS Is
Convicted.
Is Or a COMPLICATED CASE,
s,6,ont Of IN Additional Assistant
r,esscuting Attorney New Suits
Instituted.

sonniesod was committed ON the night Of
<rstaf I. lest. Ole Gosiand wss robbed IN
:<SSlrehapsl saloon Of SO Joseph Oakley and
~ fsonard were caught In the set Of rob
9 81 ~. bot John Welsh escaped. Oakley con-
- fnursday and was sentsuced TO
so6us imprisonment. Leonard II still
- 81 ewultine trial.
- c<s.eu6, the plaiutiR. testified to having
d ssgus from wess ssat,le, where he was Ut
- - = having bsen robbed on the back
- e lie Minneapolis saloon. on the night
If16 - Of September. by three men, ono OF
SS~ - identified a. the defendant Welsh
= ,6sntihed by ohicers Corbett and Cad.
- Of whom saw tho men Engaged IN the
- 81 the crime.
- cave was present ana helped to arrest
- two men. Oakley and Leonard.
- Bowers testified to having arrest
IGS1 - nsxt day and that he identified him
zsn = description.
n omepW ". Spears, George SHARP and George
'nfgcol lcf the defendant. swore to an alibi.
- - testified to Welsh'o character and
SIs6ia n Jury. consisting Of u. steers,E. g. In
-. 4 =. Hsinea q. ". Lough. I. n. Hard.
al pnft, J. N. Bemiss, W. Carnes, D.
71n. 9. 3 Frasch. James Neally, W. n. Bald
Il 11osght IN verdict Of guilty after half an
q - eshbsration
AmfBfAxT PRosEcurfNe ATTORNEY.
A1noufin9 Attorney Carr yesterday ap-
800 Attorney Charles r. Fishback e. assis.
Ia n. Fshback's hrst case in his new posi-
II ~ that iu which John Welsh was de-
u1amt and he II authorised hereafter TO
noe the prosecuting attorney IN ell crimi-
- ui2s. J. A. Meay. the other assistant, will
ndnue devosing his attention 70 criminal
~ bsfore the justices o. the peace.
yRoBArs COURT BUSINESS
~ allowing business was transacted In the
uDots court:
1safdiauhip OF James Forrest. Petition by
nrdsan iog lsave TO resign; order setting hear
r. ~ september 50.
nasss u Lincoln Low-Hesring on petition
IHle1Eo: decree appointing u. 7. Bronson 3D.
in1Atcf; bond fixed Ct 5000.
l cs6rdiarship OF c. A. Moi aiister and Herbert
yINcCAlister Hearing on petition: decree APP
hHng A. DINER McAlister guardian; bond
NnMa u,e0
| hhs Of James Grifiths-Final account hied;
Iu19 eotdng time tor set cement
NEW CASES FILED.
I ~ enobomish Manufacturing Company
1tneaht an action In the superior court 70 re-.
IUpk from C. w. Greisf, lts late Seattle man
~. esftsin books which the complaint alleges
Inaao sseains after having been discharged.
Eh1enent b demanded In the sum of $500.
IL Peterson brings an action against the
Uholt Land and Improvement Company 70 re-
Ww 1850. claimed TO be due for lumber sold
6lke defendant
~ washiugton Iron Works Company filed =
- against the Snoqualmie Mill Company for
~ q eyed to be due on two promissory notes,
nads payable to the plaintiff.
HrrHHEIKarox VS. PALMER.
he case OF James Hitherington Va A. L. Pal
- toe services rendered. occupied all dey in
s4ss STATIONS court Hitherfneton aud Will
II we're toe architects and supe rintendents of
49, Palmer's largo brick building on the cor
- Of Pike and Front str ets. The plaintiff
|6ains balance Of $515 due a. services q archi-
~ bat the defendant claims of5setting dam
~ on account Of an alleged lack OF superin-
|n1sncs. ana on account Of the building hav-
eeen put on the wrong grade. Planners
|Wn Tor the grade mistake 10 $3.50, and the
|Meent he wants for lack Of superintendence
100 On the part of the plaiutd, James
harrington, F. N. wilcox and A. H. Towle
|ntifed: ON the part of the defendant, A. 8.
Palmer, Peter Brendt. q. 4. Clough, J. NJ. Rip
n. Mr. Laden aud J. @. scurry. The jury
paght in sealed verdict at So'clock.
THE LoyHEAD SUIT ENDED
! ne case VI J. Ii. Loyhead 4 Son VI. the &c.
- Lsmb-r & Commercial Company ct al,
nded vest rday after two days argument
ssve Judge Licntenberg. Baker, Balch d
ampsny. the TAYLOR Mill Company and
Eulin were awarded personal iudg-
mt against N. ". carp aud F. w. Wood aman
last N. X. Goetstein for the amount due aud
I'D. together with interest aud recording
|oeattorneys' fees. The judge held that they
~ entitled to foreclosure a lien and that the
4eS1se iienofs were entitled to foreclosure of
(eelf respective liens together with Attorney
- and the amount paid for recording, Ill
~ icing held to be OF equal rank.
rsrrED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
eeter 0lesoa was brought to the city yester.
~ irom Kent by Marshal Colonel C. H. GiIber-
"a, charg with selling intoxicating liquor to
Aaisnx United States Commissioner Emery,
tler bearing the evidence, remanded Oleson to
y until he could be taken 10 McNeil's island.
Deputy United States Marshal Bigeiow will
nay take Thomas Smith, n. Phersou, James
susss and Peter Oleson to the penitentiary.
UNITED STATES COURT.
n the United States court yesterday the argu-
neat in the case Of the libel of william Hamil.
" the walls Wslia was concluded at
ssacek In the evening