Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03
SUPREME COURT.



dolurs OF the Territorial supreme court
wefc on hand In the Federal court.
room NJ ten O'Clock this morning, in
expectation that the four ludgcs would
take their seats on tho bench n, that
hour, ready to proceed With the buoi'
ness Of the adjourned session. but
slight change had Of nccessiiy " be
made In the judicial programme
and the sitting was put over
until two o'clock. This was due to
two reasons; fret, Associate Justice
Anderson, holding court Ia The grand
jury room, was ttill Kept going with
the Gaze Of McCurnick vs. Sadlcr, the
hearing Of which has been unexpected.
~ proiracted; ami, again, Judge
Miner had not yet arrived from Ogden,
where lac had been detained on busi.
ness which prevented him reaching
the city, as Intended, last night.
At O'Clock Chief Justice Zane aud
Justices Anderson and Blackburn took
their seals Uu the bench aud the fol.
lowing business was transacted up TO
3 O'Clock, when the court adjourned
sii'e die:
In the matter d the United states,
". the late Corporation 81 the Church
" Jesus Christ Of Lattcf.,lay Saints, ~
10 thehpplicatiou oflircclvOr Lawrence,
whether he should pay certain taxes
Into court, 70 was now ordered that he
be not required TO do ~.
Mr.. Joseph =. Bachr, clerl, Of the
supreme court, was appointed special
master 10 examine the accounts Of
Receiver Lawrence aud report TO the
court.
MIR. Vagian said that he had been
requested by the htlnfnry.Gene.
raj 10 illo for prcacniniion IN the
court certain matters In The form NJ a
motion In the ease OF the United States
", thr late Corporation NJ the Church
Of Jctus Christ oi Latter.day Saints.
In day OF two he hoped 10 have them
IN writing, aud would like 10 have the
leave Of the court 10 file them, ~
that they might be- considered nj the
next session. Leave was given ~ re-
quested.
Mr.. Edward Pike, o, Eureka, was
appointed u United states commits
-iJnur.
Ia tho case OF l.. III. Scott Elliott W.
George Mhitm0rc and others, tho
motion for rohcaring was allowed.
In that Of Ncedhnm II nj. ". salt
Lake CITY ct al; the motion for u re-
hearing was denied.
The same order was made In the
casc Of Smyth ". Lawson.
In the case OF Harrison vs.. The RG,
W. Hallway Company, being an ap.
| peal Ia an action for personal iuJufies,
the Judgment OF the district court wa,
reversed, and new trial granted.
JAMES u. Psrdvc, Of ohio, aud ;. A.
Paisley, Of kansns, wUrs admitted "a
practice AT tue bar u this court.
The COMMITTEES appointed NJ the lasI
session ~ examlre w. q. Bonita, hs e
his legal qualifications, now reported
avOfahly, and ho alec was admitted
To practice.
COURT Norrs.
The Third district court W II nVair
convene ON Monday next, Judge Fan,
continuing with M, criminal calendar
| A session OF tho Territorial SupIem,
Judges, excepting Associate Juslic,
I
Clerk McMillar, OF the Third die
trict court, has had u hustling tim,
lately, and Il seemed 10 be- quite n To
llci TO him TO have quiet hour or two
In his Office today, lac being free from
court duty until Monday.
There have been hosts Of witnerse,
called aud lots Di talk by attorneys IN
the MoCornick.Sadler case, which hai
I L..
Andenon's court during he last thTe,
days. II 10 not finished w.
Further indictments are expected e
find their way from the grand Jury
room either ON Monday OF Tuesday IL
next week,
Commissioner Norrell and Pratt
had no cases before them this morn
Ing, but Commissioner Groonmhn Wa
again "ontcrtalned" with the Flndlay
McGregor attachment suit, mentioned
iu yesterdays NEws. IL was Ia pro
gress this afternoon.
Judge Anderson male the following
orders during the morning.
Samuel Giuts, II al, vs.. James Me
CoTnick; time TO answer extended ten
days.
lions Savings Bank Co. Va. J. C.
| thompson 81 hl,, same.
Judge Zane disposed OF the follow.
ing;
Susan J. Keith vs.. Jeremiah Keith
divorce on the ground Of cruelty AM
drunkenness; decree granted, the wifi,
10 have the custody Of the children.
Ruth Farnsworth VI. George o
Farnsworth, divorce ON the ground o.
cruelty; decree granted; the wife (,
have the custody Of the children
nlimony $50 per month, and Attorney
fee $50 allowed.
Mary z. Silver We. f., II. Parsous
u. y. Marshal. The suit was bTough
10 restrain the Marshal from selling In,
sO.claimed homestead of plaintiff. A
temporary injunction was granted 10
slraining Mr.. Patrons from selling thu
property, except ms set forth In th'
statute, by appointing appraisers 10 DO
oil the homestead part.