The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-18

April -. isss. they uttered as true as forged
paper. to-vft. A paper certifying that
Levl Hayes grubbs1 and graded 10 rods
% road near Eenton ~ 50 cents rod.
waica would equal 81. TIE complaint
gives shs court 20 understand that Kinney
ard Heaton were acting together in me
nzatter, and that az = matter OF fact
Hayes was = fictitious person.
Things were coming pretty fast for
Rsaton. but the prosecuting attorney naa
another card up his sleeve and gave him
the beuefit Of T.. II was complaint co2rg-
ing that ne and James Bracket on or
about July I. fsss. represented 20 King
county that the county was Indebted 70
Bracket for gvubblng and grading the
North Creek road near the snonom45n
county line. road district No. =. eonFnLs-
ssoners district No. :, for 30. and that the
work was done b. Bracket. whereas TIE
work was never done Bracket - ALREADY
under arrest on enc charge. and has given
bonds 10 appear in the superior court.
This warrant has not been served on him
yet
All these charges were piled up against
Mr. Hsafon when he appeared In Justice
austins court at z.30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon for a preliminary examination.
Mr. Heaton was accompanied by his at
t0rney. John T. Dore. Assistant Prosecut-
Ing Attorney Hart and Mr. Dore had a
consultation directly IN front Of the
judges bench. and at It's conclusion Mr.
Hart said that a continuation 10 March
- at 10 clock In the morning was agree
able 10 all parties. Mr.. Dore said the de-
Tense mad no objection 10 offer. Justice
Austin ordered the clerk 10 make the
proper entry.
Mr. Dore then appealed to the court TO
reduce the bonds. which have stood at
s. 60. He spoke 70 the point that the
amount was excessive. and also men
toned the fact that Mr.. Heaton is not In
good financial circumstances. a long con-
versatlon followed between Mr.. Hart and
Mr. Dore. during which Justice Austin
spoke once In a while. IL was finally set
tied that the total amount OF bonds TO be
required OF Heaton in an the cases flied
against him should be 8. go 81. go for the
firs. and 800 each for the last two. Mr..
Heaton's bond viii probably De accepted
today
Wiasor as smiths Attorney.
Levi Smith appeared In Justice Inger-
soils court yesterday morning, accom-
panied by Attorney w. X. Gay. II was
noticed that Richard Winsor, VINO was the
middle-of- theroad Popullst candidate for
United States senator, was also on hand.
and subsequent proceedings developed the
fact that he has been secured 10 act with
Gay as counsel for Smith. Prosecuting
Attorney McElroy and Assistant ProSecu-
tor Hart represented the state. The attor-
neys had a consultation. after which the
preliminary hearing on the charge Of
forgery was continued 10 March y at 10
O'Clock In the morning. Smith was re-
leased on the same bond previously ac-
cepted by the state.
Joseph DOMAIN. another road supervisor
was also arraigneS before Justice Austin.
By mutual consent bis case was continued
70 March - at 70 O'Clock, W. III. Morris.
who represents Donlan. told Post-Inie4li-
geucer reporter that he was ready for a
hearing and that the continuance was 20
please the state Mr. Dora said the same
thing. Assistant Prosecutor Hart said
there was mutual agreement. and that
the delays were not TO please the state.