Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-24
Men Sworn TO True Deliver
ancc Make Between the
State and Prisoner
Nine Men From Fairhaven On
the Jury---State Will
Open Today

"aJ III lhc superior court. The iuTy
selected is considerably above the aver.
, age in intelligence, which is pcrhap-
Z due to the fact that nine Of the iuror-
are residents of Fairhavcn. The Jury
az finally accepted, is composed of the
following: l.. w. Ncstcllc, A. NJ. Chan
man, John Cissna, G. II. AIlcrton. q.
w. Francis, j.. NJ Bardo, S. j. KNIGHT
a. S. Balch and George 3. Dorr. Of
r fairhavcn; w. II. Hll and l.. B. Ban
| ley, Of New Whatcom, and j. II. con-.
man, Of Lyudcn
They are all gentlemen Of intcllI-
gcncc who can and do read.
At 5I5 O'Clock in the evening the
panel was accepted by the defense and
the jurors arose and took the following
oath, read to them by Deputy Clerk
. Pierce.
"lou and each Of you do -olcunly
swear to well and truly try. and true
/ dclivcraucc make between tIr -fpi.
and the prisoner at the bar. whom Won
| shall have iu charge according to tIr.
/ law and evidence u- given YOU ON tUr.
. trial, so help you God"
The Jurors will bc kept together
throughout the trial and moi allowed lo
.Thcy ar. marched Cr.,, fI., ,.,'.,.'
lo tie Jury room and a. tirir ,'',ig ''i,, IL,
charg. of bIiUU-. 3r. ,.f ,.rI......I o.,
read any paper. and for ,Errr,,. ,nJ
dlFcr-ou are taken out lD walk ON back
-lr'"l7 Dy ballIll- They arc locked BOO .
their rooms by tlr b3iIiir. .J ,,I.,l.t .....'
will not bc allowed tg f1IE u'ir, ....
body until after tuc trial. .Tlr ...I
yyiyc. gf I.tirI,....,.., .,..t.,.',......
concern a-l night Grr,1.a ,2 I''.'' ,,,,r r.
bands who went forth m f.a .,,,.r,......
did not return. can disrui-- f,..r .,I.,.....
hcn-iou- wh.u they read tui. nrtu,y.
may safely rre.uy,,. tI,..t I',.. @ .
and masters are ON Nm. ir,r,.
L.E Nc.trIIo y,.. -Ii.,LtI,. i..,I..,.,.....t
Yesterday aOrrugo,. and tI... ,.,...., ......
him permission lg consult :. ,.1,,..i &C.,,
Court convened at $3.50 ofrIork and
Immediately proceeded 10 the cxauin-
alton oi juror.
The following juror were summoned
on the special vcuir. ordered py fine
court yesterday. Frank Green. I. M
r udcr-, g. w. Conrad. g.. W. Wiz
well, 4. w. Christopher. John Ci--ua
&. II. AllcrtOn, g.. W. Francis. IS. j.
j.. VI. B1rdo. Daniel Plum
mcr, II. J.. Merrill. IS. j. knight. G.. 4.
Sherlock, G.. W. Mckenzie. i. * !
Thomas, w. T.. Shepard George y 4
Edwards Joseph r. KNOX, GEORGE
lhrlg, w. II. HILL j. A. Huylc-. 4.
II. Atkins.
g. W. Conrad wa- first called 10 GIl ,
the box, and was excused for cause.
g. w. Wiswcll was then called and.
aller examination, was passed for !
cause.
Peter Mills was challenged by the
state and r. .. Lrcn was called Uc !
had known the defendant about four q
years. lie had formed an opinion and
was excused. Ia
&. w. Mckenzie, Of Fairhavcu. wa.
passed for cause by both sides. !
The defense excused G.. w. WisweU J
and J.. VI. 5Judcrs was called.
&. W. Mckenzie was then cxcusrd J.
by the state.
w. j. Shepard Of Fairhavcu. Wa
called lie was passed for cause by o
both sides but was pcTcmpt0rily chaf- J.
enged by Major Cole.
George u. Edwards, Of Fairhavcn. ]
MAS called. He had lived some tifur &
u British Columbia, but had NOT
tbandoue1 his residence in Fairhayeu b.
he had been a deputy sheriff for some }
ime IN Oregon, which fact probably
vas the cause Of his uf54aaileut ter- 4
.mptory challenge by the defense. 3
Recess waStaken until y. N.
=. ID. Humpfies, Of -aui-h. was 8
challenged by Attorney Newman, and 9
'phh Cissna, Of Fairhaven, was next