The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-04
EEsoLurIoss III The LAWYERS.
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Mr.. Blaine moved that . committee CT
three. composed % the older members a
she bar, be appointed 20 appear in court
this morning and move al adjoarnmen;
of court until Wednesday morning.
The chair said one member Of the court
had suggested that the three judges
NEE; together and receive the committee
John r. h;nns&r moved as an amend
ment that copy Of the resolutions BE-
presented 10 the judges in banc and De
spread upon the minutes Of each court and
smother copy transmitted 70 Ms Haines.
Samuel IL. Piles was elected secretary.
and the chair appointed J. J. Me6ily-a