Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13
IN LEGAL QUARTERS.
Gases in the Judge, aud Z. ). COMMITS
slonrr; Courls.


Before Judge Zane yesterday after
neon. the Use Of IL. NJ. Abbott We
william II. Andrews, In which the
,um Of $4,000 IL In dispute, came on Tor
TRIAL. The action arises out Of tho sale
Of bloodud etallinn, aud all sorts ~
details appear 10 be mixed up ~ The
Transaction. In his opening statement
10 the Jury, Mr.. HAwllns pulled tue DE-
fendant's answer 10 pieces. Then the
defendanps attorney. (itiehafds a.
Moyle) asked leave to amen u
their denial. Thereupon the other
side made like request ana 10
that end tho court adjourned until TO-
dAy with the understanding that The
cnfe will be called In the nltefnoonj "
posslble; otherwise It viii 20 TO the foot
Of tho docket. 49,,
ON motion Of Attorney J. a. WI.
lisma aud upon the representation that
tic differences between plaintiff aud
defendant bad been amicGbly adjusted,
ths case OF John Forester vs.. Bells
Lime, Cement anu Rock Co., was
alemissed.
An order was made dlsmlfsing the
case OF Nellie Forester Va. Sells te'
men, and Limestone Placer CO.
BEFORE JUDGE ANDERSON.
In Judge Anderson's court, Ia the
cnso OF tie Utah Stove ana Hard.
ware company W. hlllthorpe AIR
Brake company, verdict was return.
I'd Tor the plain,ifit IN the sum OF
5000. 40. Tbs acticn vas the outcome
Of tho purchase q u boiler from tho
ElnlbOfpe comrary by the Uinh stove
aud Hardware nrm. The boiler was
shipped from Ch,sgo, but was found to
he detective aud the courts we're np.
poalcd to In order TO get n satisfactory
settlement.
the demurrer to tue complaint here.
toiorc submitted In the case OF Charles
Grouse and otheH vs.. W. II. Wallace
wac sustained and ten days were
given plaintiff 10 amend.
The damage case OF Sarah Sloan
against Marcus Metz and Others occu'
gicd the greater portion OF tho alter,
noon. Many witnesses were examined
aud the Jury received instruct
ious to bring 10 a sealed
verdict. The plaintiff sued 10 re-
cover damages done 10 lensed urnI-
ture ANU Tor one months rent, 10 the
extern 81 slNO,
The hearing OIL motion TO dissolve
The restraining order In the case ~
Hyr1m arotsbeck Va. Biuu Jay Con
sOlidRtcd mining company was rot for
Saturday, April %.
MOTIFS.
The case Of J. II. Bell, charged with
vmbtzEliug Corsiuorahlo tum VI
money while acting ~ collectJhiOr the
Dsvid'ou, htyson 4 McCunu jcwelry
COMPANY, wss, yesterday Afternoon, on
request o; defendant, ttansi-rrel from
CammiEsiOne- GreonmAu's court 20
that uf Commissionpr Pratt. The UE-
animation was III for Tuesday next.
The attorneys hro preparing tho
transcript OF appeal 10 the supreme
Court Of the United States from the
supreme Court Of Utah In the Ease OF
John a. TAYLOR ct o.. vs. NJ u, Bu'
ford and othurr, Involving the qur-'
ton OF fencing IN United states lands.
Daniel Hunter has Commenced sui
In tue Third District court against
Elias A. Suith, administrator OF thu
estate OF Elias Smith, Decreased, and
AiNtoon othCrs, TO have thNm brought
int1 court Ia demonstrate the nature OF
their claims 10 certain property Ia Salt
Lake county, IN order that the court
may adjudicate al adverse claims.
j. u. Hutchinson, who was arrested
day Or two ago on n charge OF obtain
ing money under false pIetenses, lrOui
D. WIZ u. Lowe aud NJ. l.. Cum.
inings, was ,sken before Unitod States
Commissioner J. w. Greenman yester.
day afternoon for hearing. The com
missio tr, after hearing n statement OF
the case, discharged the prisoner on the
ground that the transaction whereby
Hutchinson had secured tho $1,000 was
simply n breach Of Trust. He thus gets
OF on legal technicality. a wgrHn,
was issued for tue arrest OF one j. A.
Pearce, M an accomplice VI Hutchln'
6on, but he IL keeping out Of the way.
The onse Of Joseph u. Nelson vs.,
George a, Allsop IA being heard Ia the
Land Office. The c,se involves home
stead entry No. sj3I, covering IA,
northwest quarter OF section 70, town
ship rs north, range | west.