The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-01

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AgkAYnHFH
enotlon prepared by Ar. Hart for the
utrnnhinw a. the rule "a show cause against
khuneif ana DEPUTY Sheriff Wilson was
nct necessary. NJ. Vance taking the initia-
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~ the mot1oa yestaruAy mOTnin&
Ihe bar Of Judge Jacobs court WAS
rxnswdnd Nth lavvers when the contempt
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NnE7roy and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
rsuftan Attorney f3ouworsh opened the
e..s bv ealing The court.s Attention To q
r,os,an for ! ehanrs 81 venue nreviou.,y
Hs.l'h tot ss1nas .1nn0 Psesssnss
made of nim On oehais OF naIt ana VIZ
ron. He WAS proceeding 10 say that he Ola
not desire 10 urge the motion ct any
length. when Mr.. Vance interrupted him
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snafe.
Attorney vaaeess Mosisn.
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anuth1r untsa, wh,s-s, i s~Is~v. ~sn atsrsa~e
Of one made by Mr., Dpnworth. move thar
Tho rule BY which these respondents were
estsd 20 appear be discharged Ny reason
Tor making this melton y that after a fun
.tnysrsiGasion ~ the law covering contempt
procsedlnxs have reached TIE conclusion
that where an altered contempt was not
committed In the psssence nf the court.
stich ~ = breach Of decornm or tti<nrsterfy
conduct coutmttsed In srurt. bar was on
the other hand violation ~ an order OF
the cnarf committed aasssi5e the presence
Of TIE court the proper proceeding by
which 10 ptfnfsa the contempt II by the III
Ing OF an thfoysnsftnu by a witness to the
Act or by SOME eshrr person
Mr. ihpnworth Indicated 10 the court that
he hal no asssre 10 crssNe Mr. Vance .
melton 10 dismiss and Judge JaeohS grant
- e. saying
Inss , !. sssliar IN ne aas,,sr ihe raI.