The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
PROVO.
May ID, 1892.
First District Court.

In the case Of Benjamin Bachman VS..
Henry E. Steele, the jury retired and found
a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum Of S25
In the case of Ercanbrack and Son VS..
John H. Miller and John A. Shettle, the
jury was waived and statement made to
the court.
The attorneys are George Sutherland for
the plaintiff and A. G. Ellis for the defend
ant.
Suit is brought to recover S61950, with
interest due the store operated by the
plaintiffs upon an order, Judgment for
that amount was ordered and five days stay
Of execution.
A jury was enpaneled in the case of John
H. Jones VS.. William Greenwood. Attor-
neys-A. @. Sutherland and NJ NJ War
ner for the plaintiff and George Sutherland
for the defendant.
Tho case was non-suited. No cause of
action.
Case of j. H. Jones VS.. A. R. Hawley
was tried, it being suit to recover
damages done through killing mare by
giving her too much exercise. Mr.. Jones
asserted he had given the animal to Mr..
Hawley to take care of, allowing him 10
use her. Hawley abused the privilege and
loaned her to other parties, who treated
her with very little care while with foal,
which caused her death. She was worth
about $50
Frances Beardall testified in the johnson
vs.. Rio Grande Western case: Saw the
train strike the wagon and carry 1t along
about thirty feet. Other witnesses corro-
berated this testimony, defining the iniur-
les 20 the horses and wagon.
The testimony of the defense went to
prove that the officials of the road had used
due diligence in trying to stop the train
and prevent the accident when they saw
| the danger. The brakes were put on,
whistle blown and bell rung The animal
| claimed to have been injured was mule,
which kicked against the trucks, inhicting
some slight injuries.
The Judge instructed the jury If they
found negligence on the part OF the officials
| to find for the plaintiff, and if on the part
of the plaintiff, TO find for the defendant
Jury was called on the case of George S.
Hayes VS.. Alfred Tomlinson, George
Sutherland and E. E. Corfmap, attorneys
/ for the plaintiff and j. E. Booth for the de-
sendapt. Suit is instituted to recover two
and half acres of land in Pleasant Grove
together with SIPS costs. A deed was Of
fered in evidence by the plaintiff after the
admission o. possession had been made by
the defendant. Plaintiff was absent and
here was no more testimony brought for
tward. The defendant also produced deed
to the disputed property and the question
to be determined is the boundary lines.
The case will be concluded this morning.
| On Saturday, evening the Mutual I'm
provement associations o Utah county will
! give an entertainment which will embody
presentations from the several associa.
tons. 1t will no doubt be a very enjoyable
affair.
The names of the members of the Provo
volunteer fire department are H j. Maiben,
Selby Jones, Henry Elliott, t. E. Thur
man, James Gray, David r. Beebe, John
Hood, join Nicholson, w. H. Marsh, Owen
Johnson. Horace Mccullough and Alfred
Moyle.
The jury iii The case after a short retire
ment found for the plaintiff in the sum
of SO.
VALIDITY OF A DEED.
Don Carlos Young appeared as attorney
for some of the minor children of Brigham
Young-Mahoney e. Young and others
and asked that the judge pass upon the
validity of deed for a certain piece o.
property given III trust 10 the b. Y
academy The suit Is under the title of A
o. Smoot ct al. VS.. b. S. Young ct al. Tn,
only question which is said TO stand in th,
way of tire legality of the transaction il
the matter of polygamy being taught
which Mr.. Young stated A. 0. Smoot, K
O. Maeser and others would testify wa
not taught and never had been taught
The deed was read, which points out wha
should be taught, includin G the Bible