He remained in Chicago until his appointment by President Grant, associate justice, the Supreme Court of Washington Territory, 1870-79, he settled at Olympia, and then in 1880 he was commissioned chief justice, at which time he removed to Seattle.
He settled at Olympia, and in 1880 he was commissioned chief justice, at which time he moved to Seattle. He remained in Chicago until his appointment by President Grant to associate justice on the Supreme Court of Washington Territory, 1870-79.
He remained in Chicago until his appointment by President Grant to associate justice on the Supreme Court of Washington Territory, 1870-79. He settled at Olympia, and in 1880 he was commissioned chief justice, at which time he moved to Seattle.
He remained in Chicago until his appointment by President Grant to associate justice on the Supreme Court of Washington Territory, 1870-79. He settled at Olympia, and in 1880 he was commissioned chief justice, at which time he moved to Seattle.