The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-26


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- y gave up his duties ~ chief execu-
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: - n. while acting A. United States
nr1ss attorney. John Paul Judson and I
- retained 70 defend . iitfis IrishmAn
Z - - being sued ~ Gov. Gibbs in
{ 80 0sgw 3. Gree1e's court ~ Oyster
- ~ What ve considered An excessive
= ~ Iagai services u seems that this
~ lrishuan aad engaged himself to
~ vo5Ar eeaidinS a oysterviils.
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- thsre the woman became annoyed
= - 1alay. and thinking TO hurry mat
~ eommeneed suit Tor breach OF prom
- aGEtnst her intended. liking the dam
- ~ u1eot \ deputy sherin served the
nnUu - Patrick, ana following close
80 hin was A. j. Noses. . self-styled
&uyers eetecsive. VINO approached tho
nn1ore9 isishman. and after sympathix-
~ MI ID IN Ms trouble. told him that
= - . lawyer friend VINO made . spe-
~ q such cases, and could literally
- u sfnmng out OF the Whole AFFAIR.
~ Ons hestitAticn. the little Irishman
mDmo0nbed Moses 70 the lawyers once.
~ - aeon ushered into the august
1ece Of the disninec oaoos.
- you know In Whoss presence you
81 o1Bed the pompous lawyer In bis
- IMPRESSIVE tones-
NJ Nus Irisnman assured him that he
n9oev9 met aim oefore. ana DID not eveo
- ~ name.
VoA sir. continued the attorney,
on0-0sv. A. c. Gibbs. OF Oregon. mem-
No he supreme court Of this state. a.
- utu zee BY examining that certin-
0n1oaginG on the wall. All these books
1muD On these shelves. fun from cover to
- NTH the decisions Of all the courts
r = country. belong to me, and am
or. with their contents- Now.
- can 90 for your
A.naed the awe the papers
20 been served on MIN, and left
The lawyer drew up de-
the complaint. alleging that IL
facts sumcient TO constitute
= action.
ang cisguNed win AL THIS num-
Il the lrisnman hunted up the wo-
mHied her and vent back TO Oys-
- y make home Tor himself and
- pas shortly aftsr this that Gov.
eemmenced an action against Fat
Tor MS services IN the case
All NE jury had been selected. Mr..
scox the witness stand. detailed the
s1l suar and set out that his services
- wcfth N.co. On cross-exAminatson
~ eatsd that the chief services consisted
- pFeraration OF a BRIEF. on which he
- appended much time. research and
asked him II he could produce the
- ne said he could. and after going
rs1gh hts various inside coat pockets.
y which fairfy bulGed out with legal
e9A he handed me . paper labeled
sf on the outside: Brief In case Of
sk Opay vs.. Mary O'Brien-'
- a the paper. had him Identify II.
- nAd u marked as an exhibit IN the
His next witneso was Judge Orange
9neoes. who had Just been elected dele
~ 70 congress- from this territory ana
- making a farewell visit 20 h.s con-
Nnsuents in Pacific county preparatory 70
- departure for the national car.tal. The
11ss wanted 10 be oeiigfnS 20 his oid
ohaoy worth the sum claimed On
ANIMATION. nc. too. said that the
as.Psi Work n case or that kind
49,. ee N the preparation OF the brief.
-, .ne research necessary for the Pro-
sanon OF such document I then
- ss.asa the witness the brief which had
ssssn me ~ the Plaintiff. ard made q
u We testimony tn TIE case, Ind ask
a'n 70 read II over and then tel the
- nov much The preparation OF such q
- ~eaG % worth. ! noticed judge
= sss0os 'coked q Hide noaalnssed, and
~ ssee1 hin 20 Rad the brief aloud TO
- lary. wh'eh he did IN his deep. round
= voice IL read as follows: