State v. Lewis
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for Spokane county, Richardson, L, entered October 14, 1901, against sureties upon a hail bond, upon the motion of the state, after the failure of the accused to appear.
1Per curiam
On May 24, 1901, W. A. Lewis, waiving preliminary examination before a justice of the peace, was held to answer to the superior court of Spokane county, on the charge of embezzlement. On May 25, 1901, W. A. Lewis, as principal, and E. E. Boyles, Otto Bringgold, M. L. Lewis, H. G. Brown, and Harry Green, as sureties, entered into a hail bond or recognizance to the *263state of Washington, in the penal sum of $3,000, for the appearance of said Lewis before the superior court. This instrument contained the following conditions: “How, therefore, if the said W. A. Lewis shall be and appear in said…
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