The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28

.xn O.. Aug. zT.-The opening
d8sIsS -. National Bar Association
se.osed 70 sussesIlons 1870. llGi' - 'n~'A''~
- y. !. committee On eomIhsi I'n' %"
.-ss.tsnt paper on bribery vas F 'sA'
A.s1,ah Moses. Of Illinois ne cAlisa
49,. i The decision 81 tns supreme
e' the counselman case. "bich
81 = s.srress 10 arnsnd the Interstate
60 al TO effect1ally grant I'M
go .vslnst self Incrsfnination Of Wit
49, = ,sstifylng before court. Mr..
- - an examination 81 the various
e determine whether they offer
$50 -. nro,sction 10 witness ana 10
uniform statute for the various
49, ! resolution 70 that effect Was
ss5.E var ,va,. a,ae,ea
49,. President. william Writ Howe,
80 o~,saus: secretary, John H.nckiey.
] ssl.imsfe; treasurer. Francis ka@iey.
ps.zdslpasa-
- ~ Of vice presidents 10 as follows:
1870. Thomas n. Mcclellan. ARR
sc.n C. Herndon: Arkansass W. A.
- r.,sforula. John A. Gibson: Colo
NOSE Hallet: Delaware, George
-. Idaho. Herman Stuart Gregory;
:.s< q Columbia. Henry f. Davis;
80. John G. Avery; Georgia. Frank
] r'I,1r. Illinois. Thomas Dent: Indian
ss.orv. j. W. McIsoud Indiana. r. >.
-. rosa. J. n. McConioggs: Kansas.
IN uulsken; Kentucky. Charles 3.
g louisiana, r. s. Stemmes; Maine,
= sIrnonds: Maryland. David W.
f.ss. Massachusetts, NJ. +. Dickinson,
q vsrh,gan, A. c. Baldwin; Minnesota,
s,tFens; Mississippi. G. =. Howey;
/ r~..s1 q. A. FElkenburg; Montana, W.
! aesan. Nebraska. G. r. Anderson New
x.~r~h,re John L. Prlng. New Jersey,
aris Dsreherling: New York. j. New
= rad North Carolina. John l.
azrs, North Dakota. Bourke Corbett;
eeeF. Hunt. Oklahoma. j. 7. Ollie:
49,. c. n. Carey: Pennsylvania. s. p.
xSy,yton: Rhode Island. James TilHng-
=. south Carolina, Clarence Mattel;
- Dakota. Frank r. Akens: TsDnes-
= ~. Bonner: Texas. T. $. Miller:
ri n. B. shepard: Vermont, William
I Jssrson: Virginia. Jackson Guy;
sukirxson. George NJ. Foster: West Viz
s.sa n. W. vanwlnkle; Wisconsin. j.
lzxk. Wyoming. John A. River.
jstfs J. s. Taylor. Of Indiana. offered
4 ALLOWING resolution, which was adopt
auahoGi discussion.
'nsscsyed. That the committee on juris-
gztf.ee and Law reform be requested 10
Ks.s. 10 the association ut its next an
~ meeting report ON the subject OF ex-
k1g avs In relation 10 trusts and COM
tazssons In business. with reference eSpe-
aas 70 the question whether or not Il ~
vsttlrsble "a provide by Law FOR such dis
rxlRzfions among organizations OF that
az.zcfef by reference 10 the rea Sonabte-
~ q The contracts on which they rest.
~ e6ect upon the public or their inter-
II h those engaged In them. az VIII place
q the power OK the law and courts TO
II. more effectively with those which are
ksstAiryous In their nature and tendency,
~ has beer found possible hitherto"
P4sssden, Mckinley viii be urged 10
K<ak before Joint assembly of the assoc
min The meeting will probably be held
4 saratoga. but this viii be decided by
- executive committee. Adjournment
rzs Their taken.
A the meeting of the educational sec
e. eharies Noble Gregory, OF the Uni
fn.iy Of Wisconsin. read a paper on
Tie Wage Of Law Teachers"
President Mckinley was the guest OF the
tssfsssn Bar Association AZ Us banquet
g. evening. The POSTMASTER announced
Is; The executive COMMITTEES had reported
T. election 10 honorary membership IN
u sssocis,ion OF William Mckinley. Of
&c TIE announcement was greeted
= eheers, In response, the president
kxny returned thanks.