Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

Subsequent to the closing OF our
court report yesterday afternoon, f. .
Ertman brought suit against j. -
Gray and Educational Building 4 Loan
Association OF salt Lake. The present
action IL the outgrowth Of a suit against
the plaintiff aud others In Commits
slonor Moyer's court some months ago
M co. partners In the Norden Grocery
company. a judgment was rendered
against the defendants In that aclion,
and upon the Issuing OF execution
thirteen shares OF Building a Loan
stock belonging to the present plaintiii
were sold On satisfaction OF tho iudg-
ment. Plaintiff alleges that he mover
was n member Of the Nordon Grocery
firm and hence asks for decree Of the
court setting aside all former proceed
ings and for restraining order 10 pre-
vent the Loan association from issuing
duplicate certificates Of stock to the
purchaser Of the thirteen shares referred
TO.
In the Third District Court yoster'
day afternoon bennington, johnson
4 90. entered a suit against John l..
Weber, sheriff Of summit County,
Henry Newell and T.. Simon, suretirr
ON his official bond, TOT $4,000 and
coat OF suit. The complaint alleges
that Defendant IN gully OF unlawful
aud exhorbitant charges In certain
cases In which plaintiffs were inter.
,sted.
Bennington, johnson q 90 have
also begun suit against NJ. ID. Griffin
for the sum Of sl5lO.S2, alleged to be
due for merchandise. Attachment
proceedings have also been instituted
In this connection.
Last night Deputy Marshal Bach.
man arrived In this city from Provo,
having In his custody tic three horse
thleves--Cooke, Taylor AMI Walker
whose exploits were recorded iu the
NEWS OF Wednesday. Until the grand
Jury has dealt with their case they
viii board and lodge at the "pen," m
gutsts Of Warden Sam parsous.
The Herald Publishing company has
brought suit against MilandO and o.
T.. Pratt In COMMISSIONER Meyers
court tu recover sos,
The hearing Ul charge Of assault
preferred by q. a. CHtlgTeen sgalust
James strange has been set Tor Q PIN.
touay.
The two lads from the Twenty. first
WaTd-Chris. Whitehead anu James
Clarke-ehaIgod with malicious mis-.
chief, have been hnnlly discharged
with u caution by Commissioner Green.
man.
Alfred Roberts, whose case was re-
ported In yesterdays NEWS, went be.
lore Commissioner Pratt at 3 D. M, on
n charge OF assauliing his l5-year.old
stepdaughteT. The Commissioner held
the Accused under bond 0i 5000 to await
the grand jury's action.
In the case OF Helen NJ. Burt vs..
Andrew j. Burt, Judge Powers, for
the defendant, yesterday afternoon
filed an affidavit Ia the Third District
court, from physician, 10 the effect
that the minor child VI the parties 4.
suffering from the effects OF an Injured
hand, and that said Injuries might 70.
suit seriously unless proper attention
Is Immediately given 1t. He therefore
asked for Rn order OF court that IN.
defendant might have the child treat.
ed by a competent physician mud
surgeon. The order was accordingly
entered.
Charles II. McKibben has brought
suit against Margaret Blyth 1t al. 10,
the sum Of $4,000 which he claims n,
damages for trespass. He wasa tenant
on the land Of John Il. Blyth, and III ,
suit was originally brought again
him, but he died lust about the tin,
the papers were TO he served, audit /.
Low brought against his wife and tn,
administrators Of tho estate. While liz
was In pOgsestion the land was plowe
ny, 30 he alleges, and oats planted
preventing him from raising gsrdeI
truck, as he hat intended.
a damage suit has been filed in tn,
Third District Court against the An
ch0r Mining Company, In whiol
f25, 900 Ia demanded. The plaintiith
Timothy J. sullivan, who was crushrl
10y the caving In ~ the root IN d,
Anchor mine on the 2Sth OF DccembJS
1901. Sullivan was badly hurt. Hi
arm was fractured aud his leg brokvi
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