Case Summary

Mary Arlington and Tim Johnson were reported by Roger Brottan to have entered Harry Arlington's home for the purpose of smoking opium, to which Mary denied the drug use and further claimed that the home in question was the only one she had, which she shared with her husband. This case was dismissed and she was remanded to the custody of the police with a fine of $100.

Case Information

Petition type(s)

• Carceral

Petition subtype(s)

• Opium use

Outcome

Writ denied

Fate of bound party

Remained in custody

Source material(s)

Case File

Case document transcriptions

• hc.case.wa.0102.001
• hc.case.wa.0102.002
• hc.case.wa.0102.003
• hc.case.wa.0102.004
• hc.case.wa.0102.005
• hc.case.wa.0102.006
• hc.case.wa.0102.007
• hc.case.wa.0102.008
• hc.case.wa.0102.009
• hc.case.wa.0102.010

Length of case file

Between 11 and 20 pages

State

• Washington

People

• Lawrence, A. E. (authority ordering detention)
• Byrd, Lewis (respondent)
• Byrd, Lewis (responding party)
• Arlington, Mary (petitioner)
• Arlington, Mary (bound party)
• Johnson, Timothy (Tim) (petitioner)
• Johnson, Timothy (Tim) (bound party)
• Hoyt, John Philo (judge)

• Additional parties

  Arlington, Henry (husband)

  Brottan, Roger A. (witness)

  O'Brien, R. G. (clerk)

  Abernethy, A. S. (notary public)