, 1873-07-12
THE COURTS.
Another Chapter Of Great West.
ern Insurance.
The Turner Hall Liquor.selling Case...
Bankruptcy Matte1s.
Notes from tl!o United States Courts.--
lilo Courts In Brief, Etc.

AVN" ~
lNe Cotlrts Ill DIlcls Itc'
D,,.,.n ~ t,os ,,o,,t;or +, t,o
.,.as"s H. " nseat 1voator, 1nsrr.nno con,.
s' .sann no,i.;,nar a,,ors lit IN tno month -
h4ry hnr;, 1a7n tho nraot wostorn I,sneonco nom.
-a,,v .rr,,aa :, liz, tor , 1oon ~ HI. roto for
~ IN pp.a na,.s., -, -, .rta.a and ~ .ha Oh y,
t,,at ,nantt, In o1o,,,od a o;otion roto
to tho company Tor that amo'sns, pasaDle TWO
years from date, md also executed, to Hoc1ro ita
payment, q mortgago upon Lot %, Block 49,
Town ~ u;eh1anS portf. T,aho County. m. opl
to partially secure nm' tho Company issaea = to
linn cortihcatos Of its stock numbered o5 to 60.
inclusive, amounting in all to sixty shares, and
on tho Same day Of tho execution Of said noto
a4,. r5 ~ l.asaae o t,ss .a ,,,a a;.o,,nrea ~
6"s'on 10 surtohaor eno noto' "lo o'7'.aleo sao
| mortgage, whcnover petitioner surrendered tho
certificates OF stock; TINT tho ngrocment WAS
signed by i. s, Mayr, President Of tho Compa-
30 s ondY - y wan,rar1 soorotnrv ~ =, M t,,o so mr.
~ az" - - ~. oo'i1."ts ~ Wv a"'
that IN July. 1871, potttlonef elected TO s''fren
der tho stock to tho Company for cancellation,
and doing SO, demanded q reloaso Of his mort
sato unu Iosu.n - ne H.. o a.so4 H., ~ .oa
tfact, bue On account Oh tno aosoaco OF tno f1os"
| idont of tho Company, tho request could not 10
| complied with; that tho President did not ro-
+,,r,, to chicooo ,,nt;t 0ctohor 1871 ahort1v 1,o
fora ,ho oroat fro w],;c} turnod nm noar,v NJ,
W. Wv h'o"S "Ao' "tAts" o.1ou ~ n'"tts "A
| DhnKFupts papeIaf "uofeloIo Fetltioncr Flhy6
| Tint tho Assipuon of tho Compnny be ordered to
surrender to him tho 81, 200 note, and to execute
- a,,t.oln,,, ;1ood of III rro,,iaoa
4ait.eis'ui oooo " sAo ptstn'aos
| THE TURNER HALL LaQuoR'5ELt1No oA6E.
Tho case against tho North Side Turnor Hall
for soling liquor without license, came IN be-
/ jo,
in tho case with regard to tho selling Of liquor
and tho no1l.posyesBion OF o 1icouso mas o1car
a,,d uncontrovogted. Eor tho defense, the Aeao-
ciatiou had procured tho services of Mr.. Hoyne
for tho city was conducted by h1r.
Lewis. Mr.. Hoyno, on tho part Of tho
Association, urged upon tho attention
Of tho Jury tho fuct that tho hill was not kept
for tho business of llquor-aeng; that it Was
kept sololy for the purpose Of giving concerts,
bulls, etc.; TINT there was no bar in the place,
but merely room annexed to the hall US T. re-
freshmont and retiring-room, analogous to a
club-room; TINT tho Association had for it's solo
objects mental and moral improvement, and was
patronizod by all c1asses Of society, who attended
the concerts in company with their wives aud
children. Tho counsel urged that it was
not one Of thoto plaocs which the
city intended eithor to license or
to tax. Mr.. Vocko followed in more
tlowery strain, lauding liquor drinking generally
o. Il blessing that deserves to DO moro generally
cultivated than 1t 49, and quoting tho well-kno"n
DN''' Fiji the bumper fair,
Every drop wo drink II
Drive away = caro-.
H. ,.,,s..1 Aha 1hn. s,n0o.n .,Ia away sa wrlns'o'
ns tnsistea TO- ,at thas te @ mon hare
clnss OF the community. lie compared tho nc
tion Of tho Tnrnyorein to that Of a man who in
vitca friends to his house and ashod them to
drink nt 3 cents glass, pocketing tho profit to
rfi or11
faot that every ono who buys q Sunday Concert
ticket becomes, by virtue Of the act, a mombor
Of the Assoclation. The Court rcad the instr,,o-
from those OF tho ilofonse, and tho case wont to
tho Jury 0t o'clock, with all ngroenlent to do
liyer a sealed verdict. 1t iB very probable that
they will not agree upon verdict.
UNITED STATES COURTS
In the case Of Goodman Y. pago, defendants
plea WIS withdrawn, and Judgment went for
plaintiff by defautt. for FL 41450.
In tho case Of Julius D. Haven =. William
Huythorn, Potter Palmer defaulted on garn-
shoo, and conditional judgment was entered
against him for S3,107.84, aud Bciro faciss re-
tur1ablo to tho October term.
Tho cause Of Sawyer Y. Hoag, Assignee, was
heard, and proofs taken under aGviBoment.
In the matter Of tho Winueshiek Insurance
Company, ut the suit Of Wilmer s. Lamb, As
aiguoc, Judgment by default vas entorol against
tho following defendants George ASH md
jacob Yoglo, S18; Jacob Dachor, 376; David
I}reen, $40; e. s. Olapp, 337.60; Bennett
Datera, s28.60; Elan Felt, $23.33; Michael
Fogarty, 921 e. II. Gardner $21; q. ". Hal!er,
| SG12: j. D. HarRdon, 327 I. jacobs. $1,000 +;
II. Z. Jewell, els; e. Kruso, S5610 J. Lee
han, 918.25; Adam List, $20.40; Nicholas Mug
10y, 245.45; P. AlcFadden, 915; T. 9. McNeal,
S40.60; G. Milicr, s100.; N. Mooney, 92lG0 !;
J. Pan, $50; Q: 9. Quackenbush,:: s40.50; Anna
NJ Rointart, $18; Il. Sproul, $40 II. Speir,
S4f'28i r. sfantroko' S22.lb; John Fresael. $40.
nANKhgrTcY MATTERS.
Ia the matter Of y. broAee. all order Was en-
terod Tor tie second aud ~ third meeting Of cred.
ltora before Hoglster H1bbard on tho 18th Of
August ne1t.
The mattor OF Thirstod d Hoeron was re-
forred to Register Colauhorne Grant, and r. T..
Jenkins m was appointed Assignee Of the ost"te:
Iho matter o. john Il. Dan1ols was also referred
In the matte. OF Cleveland b johnson an or
dor vas M entered setting aside tho adjudication,
| 1Hr1nTAH fiian1i9qClf al,