| Show I HE PURGING PROCESS Bin isdiiimm Demurrer Overruled ifaelvnight Obtain a Brief Lease on his Legal Life At 10 oclock yesterday morning those members Qf the Bar Association who I are interested in the disbarrment of Blandin and McKnight for alleged malpractice mal-practice assembled at the Third District Dis-trict Court in expectation that the two cases would ronie up Judge Zane announced an-nounced briefly that the demurrer made by Blandin to the sufficiency of the charges against hhn was overruled Blandin and his icpre entative Judge McBride thereupon held a whispered consultation and Mr Varian said I When will it please the court to pio j ceed to a hearing of these1 two cases p1l TrDon XVXE Court will ndiourii until onruml I next term on Saturday Wifl you have any testimony to produce Mutt VABIAS We expect to have in I one ofthe cases Could we set lomor row for hearing of both f I JUDGE McBntDF We shall not be ready in the MacKnight case one wit I ness is sick another is in Tintjc all I another is in Farmington I will take some time to produce all thc = e JUDGE ZKK Well we will hear time BIandin care tomorrow at 10 oclock if satisfactory Both counsel signified assent as-sent JUDGE EMEKSOX The statute prescribes pre-scribes that the Supreme Court in cases of this kind may appoint a committee to take testimony and report to the court The lawyers thought this would be a good sugg stion and Mr Adam Patterson court reporter was named by one of the counsel another said he might be a member of the Bar Assoca tion which acted as accuser in this matter and it was finally decided that the appointment of the committee should be deferred till this morning at 10 oclock when Mr Varian will submit the names of those lawyers who are not members of the Bar Association I is understoodi that the committee on the tw MacKnight case will sit during vacation and report on the first day of the next term of the Supreme Court I |
