The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-26
JUDGES TO CONVENE.
programme of the States Dis
pensers of Justice.
NEARLY ALL WILL BE PRESENT,
New Rules of Practice to r.. Dr.wr IT.
Banquet by King County
Bar and Toast List.

Inc programme OF the proceedings OF the con-
sentfon OF superior court judges to be held in
tnis city tomorrow and SATURDAY. is complete
II is expected that the meeting Will bear good
nuit IN the revision OF rules OF practice and
everything seems to point toward a successful
meeting. Out of the twenty-four Judges of the
stale seventeen have given notice OF their in
tentlon 10 be present, three will come if bust
ness affairs will permit, and but four will GER
tainly not attend.
The idea of the originators of the scheme was
70 have each court represented not only by its
Judge, but also by a prscticing attorney, aud
this rule will generally be followed The con-
Fentlon will open tomorrow at D. m in the
criminal courtroom at the county court
mousse, where all the business sessions will
DC heId. On account of the convention Judge
Lchtenberg and Judge Humes will hold no
court IN their departments until Monday morn
ing. Judge Osborn may transact q small amount
Oh business, but nothing OF Importance will be
taken up
The names OF the judges who will attend to-
sether with the attorneys they have appointed
ana the counties they represent, are as follows:
Judge N H. Bloomfield and George A. Stewart,
OF clark, sKansnia and Cowiitz; Judge j. w.
robinson and T. V. Eddy, of Thurston; Judge
'" Mount AID \. T. Canton, of Lincoln, Okano-
gan, Douglas and Adams; Judge N. Irwin and
George d. schodeld, of Mason and Chehalis:
Judge {. Il. Graves and II. J. Snively ofiKittitas
and Yakima; Judge NJ. B. Sachs and A. C. Cole
man, of jefferson Judge ]. T. VIM. of What
com and San Juan; Judge W. II. Upton and B.
L. Sharpstein, OF Walia Walla ana franklin:
Judge j. G. MeClintou aud Mr.. Lane of Claliam:
Judge Henry Mcbride, of skagit and Island:
Judge +. Allyn, Judge F. Campbell, Judge John
Beverly, Mr.. Fogg, Mr. Sharpstein and Mr. Smell
OF Pierce; Judge Lichtenberg Judge Humes,
Judge Osborn and T. X. Shepard, of King.
Judge r. F. sturdevant of Columbia Garfield
oy,dA o.t FIN, ,.,,n
OF his absence has given his proxy to Judge Up
ton. He has appointed NJ. NJ. Goldman from
among the attorneys praetieing in his court
Judge Z. +. Hunter OF Lewis, Wahkak and
Pacific, and Judge Z. Fl. sullivan, of Whitman,
will also attend If possible. The only ones who
have given notice that they will not be present
are Judge r. Il. Bake, Judge j. S. Moore and
Judge W. g. Lanford, of Spokane, and Judge
sol smith, OF kliekitst. Judge Smith has, how.
ever, named C. Fl. Spalding, an attorney. to at
tend the convention.
The reception and banquet rendered by the
King county bar to the visiting judges will be
held tomorrow evening At the Hotel Northern
on Commercial street. At the banQueting table
lbs covers will be laid, and some of the best
speakers of the state bar will be heard Each
speech viii be limited to ten minutes. The pro-
gramme OF toasts is as follows:
master OF Ceremonies"-Hon J. c. Haines, of
Seattle.
"The Superior court'-Hon l. j. Lchtenberg,
OF Seattle.
"The Executive''-Hon. E. P. Ferry, governor.
"Are We Reversed?'-Hon. W. II. Upton, of
"The supreme Court'-Hon. T. j. Anders, of
supreme court
Judge aud Jury"-Hon. F. Campbell, of Ia
"The Circuit Court of Appreciation. c. H.
Hanford OF Seattle.
"Judge and Lawyer'-Hon. c. 3. Graves, of
Ellensburg