The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-07

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SPECIALITY direct that zen give consideration 70
lists ausstion 81 tsnpoatio ri costs under the
Instructions that we have given yea
TIE morning session Of gougt i from 30 70
Y sud tie afternoon session from 10 p. n.
S0u can sx yuHT own hours 0E meeting. an1
vii hare hssiEH IN attendance. bat II present
Eng youf indictment or any communications
yos kava o. fhh court you sh0nla BE governed
by tEae sessions al the court You will appoint
one ~ yoEr unnheF A. clerk 10 kesp Hiaufe
% AZ youy proceedings. and these proceedings
ihe minutes thereof. 10 b. kept IA q neat and
orderly marner ard carefully contain MI yoEF
aetx. II addition 70 roar duties On indictments
and As have Instructed you, the Isw imposes
uT.on SON certain special Gasies ana makes II
inenmeens on tbs court 70 csll your attention TO
such special duties Chapter - os eur code re-
Esfex 80 ices aaa costs. stating whaf the fees and
improvisation of the several officers and persons
naFEe4 therein shall be. Il IS the courts duty
60 place this chapter and call Jour attention 10
it AID eertstR sec ions
section nc says IL shAIl b. the duty OF the
clerks q the district court. which waEiid now be
tho superior court, sheglfIs. auditors, judges OF
THE pr9sate court and justices of tas peace TO
Eeer, ssyeraily book 10 be called the fec book
Ia shetr respective os5ees. in which they shah
entee ali the fees CHARGED by them and such
book shalt be open to I'll persons wishing 70 in
speaE ne same.
section POI requires that each one Of these
officers shall publish and sef mp ID his Office q
table 81 the fee allowed by him, and place II il
some conspicuous place for the inspection OF al
who nay have business In his Office and ii he
does no. co so the statute then imposes pen.
Rlsf upon him.
section a6se makes it a rnisdemeano- for =
violation Of any AZ the provisions Of the sections
thai ] saYe read 30 you.
Tbs object OF this statute Is 20 prevent exoE-
bItaRt fees aud exteftiou that Is the object. so
that every ilfigaut can see before him on this
table what tie legal fees are, and that Is the
ressson why It Is required 20 De- pat mp "A the
Office. that Is also the reason why the book
Itself Is open 70 inspection. 70 that any litigant
may compafa the charges IN the book With the
legal fees, II il also your duty 10 inquire into
the condition and management Of the public
prisons and public institutions Of The county;
and also into any wiifal misconduct in Office OF
any public efiesT, and tn pour discretion can
examine the public records Of the eoaaty
Ia addition 90 this there is another special
duty deyolving npon the grand jury The legis-
Iafufe Sn isss. ia 81 act entitled In relation to
coal mines.' passed an act governing aud re
81 tie passage az that act was she safety and
protection Of the Gaen who worked In the coal
mines. the occupation OF q miner being very
risky. every moment ttiat he il under the
EFognd being practically 81 the peril Of his life:
and ~ lessen that peril. because Of the exceed
inRly hazaFdoas occupation. they passed this
act requiring certain things "a be done: ars-
rolated mine inspectors, and In section 20 the
legislature requires that IL shall be the dirty of
the grand jury Of each county. at least once =
Kear or ufteaeF, If deemed necessary. TO
inspect all coal mines in operation in
sueh county and certify their condition to
tbe court. IS ia the inspection OF jaiis and other
pablo institutions Therefore. il may become
youy duty 10 inspect ca h and every coal mine
within this county and to certify its condition
20 TIE oafL The inspector Of mines in this
district is Mr. saliIvRa. Whether You desire 10
have him before sou or not Il a matter within
your discretion II yen desire to make any pre-
litaiusry inquiry IL viii Re his duty, both as q
eitis and IS the inspector Of miaes, 10 appear
before yoa and answer such questions as you
may dictate. IL may be expensive to perform
this duty under this section. still The object of
tl4a act = meritoEious one. aud IL being nay
daiy 10 call your attention 20 it, do so, leaving
the matter ia y@ar hands; after any accident
hiss happened and lie lost IL g toe late; better
heiare thar after.
in making your Investigation II got 80 desire,
veniently make the examination II ron CON
cla1e 90 investigate the condition OF mines and
sails spA other public institutions. nes1fy the
eunvt IN proper time the court viii eutieavor to
have the proper faes titles Zoe Yoa.
ln conclusion. let me rensna you, gentlemen
OF tae grand jury. that yag are the Hrss grand
jary snmmens8 for king couhfy ia The state 81
washington that whist thai nay not impose
ngan SOU different duties than that deyolylng
apon she grzssf jury sp the seFFisory Of washing
IoB Sfl3l the eossfilt&un we are nGw in - vastly
different traga TIE tes;ifsT1al condition.
I kuew sou wiEI faithfully discharge yes-
dRtlcs VITA due regard u fho rights OF King
ceuuty. sac state If Washington sni 10 the
stgais sc esaFY Individual whose case zen way
suvess isete,
AZ the conclusion the grand iuiors re-
tired 80 their room and soon after court
was adjourned until O'Clock.
ArrERSooN SESSION.
At tie afternoon session Eve cases were
ESanebt up, IS follows
Tse case of The sEasn IS. Al Gee and All
1sm vas referred back 90 the grand jars on
account os detective Indictment
The petit larceny case Of the state VS..
Js0ses McisaYitt. on an appeal from the
justice court, Wss dismissed
TIE csscs IT tee state vs.. Nate McNast
thrpe n AL one fus selling liquor 10 minors
Ard two for permitting gambling was tie.
cs.ls3, and the defendant anesi SIS and
costs The cpart lheB adjourned 10 eon.
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