The Suekey Case

The bondsmen of ex-County Treasurer Suekey are experiencing a great dead of troubte, botdi in effeoting a settlement and in urgiing tlue prosecution of Mr. Sufekey. A. .T. Saiwyer, who was retaiïied in the case of the board, of supervisors va, the bondsmen on, belialf of the defend'ants, has wfithdi-awn from tlie case. The reasoa is obvious. About two-tliiirds of the bondsmen wfeh to settle the case while the remainder do not. Au atlorney w.ho is retaiued by two faotions -tkose who wish to settle a.)id those who do not - eannot con.soienviously aet as counsel for two wtoose actlons aire so diametrically opposed. Mr. Ijaiwrenee is tflrrawn into the same predieament. A' moveinent is now on foot whereby Mr. Ijafwranoe W4U aot for Ui.e bouwfemen wiho do not wisli to Sfttcle ant CIkis. H. Kline is to represeat those who wish to settle. This sort of an action woulü ateo make a ratüier peruliar and mixed np caise and it is iwt unlikely tihai Üiie whole matter will be settled bef ore it comes to triail. The case is set for next