The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-09
'IHE LTTTLESURPLUS.
Zion's Savings Banks Bid Ac-
cepted by the Court.
MR.. J. P. BACHE Is MADE CLERK.
Two New United States COmmissioners-Mar'
shall Dyer's Accountable Church Nut
tons in Court Once More.

On the opening of the supreme court yes
terday morning, the first business consid-
cred was the disposition of the proposition
made by lions Savings bank. Judge Zane
said: 1.-THE proposition of lions Savings
bank to take $4,000 OF the money now in
the hands of the receiver, on deposit at 4
of 1 per cent. per month for four months,
is accented, upon terms of the certificate
of deposit by the bank given to the re-
ceiver being signed by the president and
directors of the bank. An order will be
drawn giving more specific directions in
the matter"
Mr.. Williams-I understand that this
certificate is to be signed on behalf of the
officers of the bank, in their official ca
pacity.
Judge Zane-It is to be endorsed person
ally as well as officially.
In regard to the lease of the church
sheep, Judge Zanc said that the cour t
would make an order that bids be asked
for whole or part of the sheep, which
would be leased to the highest responsible
bidder, by September 1859.
Later on the following order was entered:
The receiver in this case having, on the 9th Of
June, 1889, filed his report herein, with respect
to certain money in his hands as such receiver,
and the court having considered said report
does hereby order that the said receiver deposit
with lions Savings Bank and Trust Company,
for four months, at the rate OF one-quarter OF |
per cent. per month interest, siJ,UJU OF Salu
money said treasurer to take the written cert-
ficate of deposit thereof, duly executed by said
bank, also signed by the president and cashier
of said bank and its directors binding the said
bank and each officer thereof as aforesaid
j)inty and severally, and said receiver VIII hold
and collect said certificate according to its terms
1t will be seen from a perusal that the
order requires each and all of the directors
to be bound as sureties to return the money
at the time stated. AS Joseph +. Smith,
one of the directors, is out of the territory,
it was thought this fact might have some
influence on the court. Mr.. Williams, on
behalf of the receiver, however, appeared
and stated thai all the directors and other
officials save Mr.. Smith could be reached,
but it WAS doubtful If his signature could
be obtained.
The Judge-Well, then let the order be
changed so as to include all the officials
save him.
TWO NEW COMMISSIONERS.
d. c. Mclaughlin, of Park city, and
John W. Greenman, of this city, were APP
pointed commissioners of the supreme
court.
IT Is NOW CLERK BACHB.
Judge Zane announced the receipt of the
resignation of w. J. Clarke, as clerk of the
court, and said that a majority of the bench
had united on the appointment of Joseph
p. Bache as his successor. $50 far as
am concerned - he said, Il should have ap-
pointed Mr.. Hurd."
ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
The accounts of W. J. Clarke were ap-
proved by the court.
District Attorney Peters submitted the
accounts of Marshal Dyer for expenses for
April, May and June, in the district courts,
asking SS,59l7l il United States cases
and s., SOS. IA in territorial cases; total,
t~esI1 ,2S9.S5.
Judge Zane thought that overcharges and
errors might occur in this way of approx
ing accounts without an investigation, and
ne did not propose to do any more of it. If
the approval of the court meant anything
ii should be based on an understanding OF
the correctness of the accounts.
There was some conversation between
the judges when the chief justice an
nounced that in the future the accounts of
the marshal must be submitted to the
court Of the district in which they have oc-
Cured.
ARGUED AND SUBMITTED.
The case of NJ. B. Buford VS.. S. j. Loner-
gan was argued and submitted.
THosH MUTToNs ONCE MORE.
The following order was maue IN inc
matter of the sheep now held by the re
ceiver:
In this cause it is ordered that the receiver ad-
vertise in three daily papers published in this
city and the Ogden Standard and, Commercial
published in Ogden and in one paper published
at Provo, Beaver and Nephi, for sealed propoS
ais for the leasing OF the sheep seized by him,
. such advertisement to be made at once ana
continued for atleast three weeks, and that in
such advertisement the receiver ask for bids
for such sheep, stating the number approx
mately to be leased, such proposal to be under
seal and to state the number of sheep for, the
price to be paid per head, the leases to com
inmate one year thereafter, the sheep to be re
turned at that time TO be equal in number, quail
ity and condition TO those received, all losses
and accidents to be ut the risk OF the lessee and
that such proposal state the sureties proposed
and all other necessary information; that such
bids be required to be delivered to the chief
Justice OF this court or before the 18th day Of
August, 1889.
Adjourned until August 10, at 10 a. m.