The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
THE SUPREME COURT.
Saturdays Transactions by the
Three Judges.

The Supreme Court met yesterday,
Chief Justice Zane and Associate Jus
tees Emerson and Foreman on the
bench, when the following business was
transacted:
Alvin D. Bowers, respondent, vs.. the
Union Pacific Railway Company appel
Iants; from the First District. This
cause having been heretofore argued
and submitted, and the Court being suf-
ficiently advised thereon, it is now
hereby considered, ordered and ad-
Judged that the judgment of the Dis
trict Court therein be and the same is
hereby affirmed, and that respondents
have and recover from defendants, with
costs. Thereupon, and on the applica-
ton therefor, of counsel of appellant, it
is ordered that the penal sum of super
sedas bond be given on writ of error,
taking said cause to the Supreme Court of
the United States be and is hereby filed at
twice the amount now due on the judy
ment in said case.
Lewis NJ. Price, Receiver, etc., APP
pellant, VS.. The Utah & P. V. r. r.
Co.; First District. Decision of the
District Court reversed and said cause
remanded with directions to overrule
demurrer and grant leave to answer
complaint, and that appellant have and
recover of and from respondent, with
costs.
Henry Owens, respondent, VS.. Louis
Oviatt, appellant; Third District. De-
cision of the District Court affirmed,
and respondent authorized to recover of
and from appellant.
Giovanni Cereghine ct al, appellants,
vs.. Antonio Cereghine, respondent;
Third District. Decision of District
ICED to recover from appellant.
In the matter of the estate of Horace
Gibbs, deceased, in confirmation of sale
of real estate; Third District. This
matter having been heretofore sub
mitted on brief, and the court being
sufficiently advised thereon, it is now
here ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the District Court refusing con-
-frmation of sale be and is hereby af-
frmed, and said matter is remanded to
said District Court, with directions
to order said administrators to sell in
parcels, if practicable, and so much
only as shall be necessary to raise the
moneys needed to settle said estate, and
that respondents have and recover with
costs.
On motion of Mr.. Mcbride, and in
view of the anticipated retirement from
the bench of this court of his honor, As
sociate Justice Philip H. Emerson, it is
hereby ordered that said PHI Emerson
be and he hereby is admitted to practice
in this court as an attorney and coun-,
seller-at-law. The requisite oath was
taken by him.
The People etc., appellants, VS.. Josiah
Rogerson, respondent; First District.
Or application of counsel of RESPONDENT,
ordered that time for filing petition for
rehearing of this cause be and is extern
ded till ten days have elapsed after the
filing of the opinion herein, and remitti-
tur is stayed till such petition, if so filed,
is decided. t-
Whereas, E. T. Sprague, clerk. of this
court, has rendered an. account of his
per~diem compensation occurring dur
ing the current fiscal year, to and in
Guiding this day, and has proved on
oath, in the presence of c. s. Varian,
Assistant United States Prosecuting At
teYney, to the satisfaction of the court
that the services therein charged for
have been actually and necessarily rem
dered and performed as therein stated,
and said charges appearing to be just
and legal, it is ordered that said account,
amounting to $S5, be and the same is
hereby approved.
Court adjourned till the 21st day of
February, 1885, at O'Clock.