Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-08
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
The HoTnl1ES DOin5s 10 and Around
The Several Courts.
TWO MEN CHARGED WITH HORSE
STEALING.
Action by q Livery siable-keeper.-A
Situation for Ex.Warden sam
Parsons. News.

particular attention IN the courts today.
In Judge Zane's department the fret
matter called up was TINT Of the
American Publishing Go. VI. the
Fisher Brewing Co., which yesterday
looked like going over for tue term.
This morning, however, rather thun
risk 20 great delay, Attorney Rawlins
consented to the case being finished be-
fore eleven Jurors, as there was not the
least prospect Of the sick iurymsn re'
turning. Therefore the trial went
on with tile taxing OF further
testimony. The Arguments may
ilnish today at all eyenls,
the case should 80 to the jury not later
than Friday, II no more Unforeseen
obstacles block the way.
oAEEoT PROCEED TODAY.
The case mentioned In yesterday's
Nrws AZ having begun before Judge
Anderson, ~ referee, had to be con-
tinurd until tomorrow Tor longer II
need bel to consequences OF counsel Gu
gagged In It being occupied ia Judge
zaut's court today.
4 RELRAsE FROM THE "rrS."
a convict whose term ia the penl.
tentlsry has expired was set free this
morning. He was Michael Murphy,
convicted at Ogden " hsusobrcaking,
aud sentenced on December sth. 1890,
to two years and six months iniprison.
meut.
IN 4 NEW CHARACTER.
Ex.warden sam Parsons has not
been long out Of Job. lie left the
pcnltoutiary last week to make room
for his successor there. Now he has
received the appointment OF a deputy
marshal, at the hands Of Marshal Ben
ton, and will take up his abode at
Provo. Sam is no stranger there, anu
his return win be welcomed by host
OF old friends.
THE ALLEGED HoRsElHIEvEs.
An account was given In Mondays
! NEWS Of the chase after two alleged
| hOrsethiev,s, and their subsequent cap.
| turn By Deputy Marshal VIII Goodsell
aud man In the employ Of Messra.
| Mount and Griffin, coal dealers Of this
| city. The accused men are villa y
| Golden aud james r. McMlrfay. They
were brought down from the peniten.
iiary this morning 70 have hearing
before Commissioner Greenman; but,
waving examination, they were held
10 answer TO the grand jury In n bond
O. $500 each. Golden's relatives live
somewhere in Iowa, aud his greatest
anxiety appears 10 DO 10 keep from
them the lidings OF HIS present trouble.
IL Is evident, however, that hu is a
man possessed OF considerable gall, rs
he begged OF Mr.. Mount, one Of the
prosecutors, to ego his bond" But
Mr.. Mount couldn't see the force Of II,
and In default OF finding surcties the
defendants will have to spend Christ.
mas aud New Years IN the pcliicn'
tioty
THE HORSE WAS SHOT.
A short time ago J. II. Carbonette
aud 4. 4. Hart hired a horse and
outat from Thos. McEvoy's livery
stables. II Ia alleged that while they
had the animal out It got 20 badly In
iufed that the owner was obliged to
have u shot; AMI he now claims 500
~ damages in Commissioner Green
mans court. The case was set for
hearing today.
suITs FlLED.
WIS. Mccormick brought suit today
ln thu Third District court against
John q. Morrison TO recover s6S2i.OS
with Interest at the rats Of ! per cent?,
money lent.
Frauels FEilsch and NJ. II. Wyker
Arc plalnttiils and J onnic HolcOmb,
j. Il. Pender anu q. G. Sh Her the
defendants In n suit 10 recover about
Sl60 on pTomissory note, with inter-
est.
Abraham Jeils and Elmer Il. Merritt
todny ilci an action against John IL.
Howard and wife In the Third District
court. The suit Ia brought to have q
certain conveyance made by Howard
10 his wife SGT aside upon the ground
that the transfer was made to prevent
the properly from being applied upon
a Judgment which the PLAINTIFF have
heretofore secured against the ilrsl
named defendant for $1,000.
Peter Bossard has also entered n suit
In tho Third District Court againsl
George w. GIN and demands Judg'
ment against the defendant for $4,000
BossRrd alleges that he was employed
by Gin as mining expert To examine
and report 10 the French language up
on the Northern Chief mining prop
erty, and In the event that the property
was sold he was TO receive $1,000 as his
compensation. He alleges that tn,
mine has been sold but that ho has not
received his money. Tho remaining
$1,000 Ia alleged to be due for elmilal
seryiccs on the Centennial Eureka
niue.
A LEGAL VISITOR.
Judge Macmillan, county attorney o
Ogden, was n visitor at the Third Dis
trict court this morning.