The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-10
The Hmm of llne Conrts.

The case of L. G. Kullack vs.. David
Fritchett will be heard by Justice LocArie
today.
Judge Krceger leaves today for Lambs
canon to spend g week or two in the
mountains.
L. w. Dittman has brought suit against
q. f. Klambach for $3.50 in Justice
Kroeger's court.
A decision will be rendered in the Bren-
nan-Norrell damage suit by Justice
Locbrie on Monday next.
Tarbett & Campbell recovered Judgment
yesterday against Richard Fern for $ll.39,
and against J. F. Joiner for 1926.
Commissioner Booth leaves today for
Idaho, where he win spend q few weeks
fishing and otherwise enjoying himself.
@. w. Bonner has filed suit before Com
missioner Martin against Jacob Held for
$3.50, alleged to be due on promissory
note
D. Hirschler fled suit yesterday against
J. r. Goodell for S., and against T. j.
Palmer for s11.50. Both bills are for wet
goods"
The case of Arthur Meads vs.. James
Swinson was on trial before Justice
Lochrie yesterday, but was continued
until today.
In Commissioner Martins court H. W.
by H. L. Driver for S77.05 claimed to be
due for merchandise.
In the case of j. A. Hauerbach VS.. Peter
Ternes, in which judgment has been rem
dered, an order has been issued to compel
the defendant to answer regarding his
property.
The case Of Ed L. Butterfield vs.. the
Mountain Ice and Cold Storage company
was yesterday decided by Judge Gee, who
rendered verdict In favor Of the plaintiff
for 1916.
Otto Hudson yesterday recovered judg-
ment in Justice Kroeger's court for
s26S go, claimed to be due for labor and
materials furnished. The defendant in the
case was the Miller Bennett Mining COM
pany.
]. R. Stephens yesterday fled suit before
Justice Kroeger against the Smythe.
Britton & Poore company, alleging he
furnished board to one P. j. Mahoney, on
orders signed by them. Mahoney is now
in jail awaiting trial on a charge of for
gerry.
H. L. Driver has brought suit against
Samuel Shill and wife for $16.72, and
Walker Bros. & Fyler company have filed
suit against the same parties for S20.70. j.
M. McElrath has also sued them for the
sum OF $3.50. The cases will be tried
before Commissioner Martin.
Carl Dammann was recently convicted
OF selling liquor on Sunday at the mouth Of
Parley's canyon. He was fined $25 by
Commissioner Martin and ordered to pay
the costs. He gave notice of an appeal
which was never completed, and COM
mitment has been issued for his arrest
The fine and costs amount to S71.50.
| Arthur Brown is the defendant in suit
yesterday brought by H. l.. Driver. The
amount claimed il 5000. which is alleged to
be due for oats furnished by said plaintiff
TO said defendant; and said defendant
claims that said oats furnished by said
plaintiff were "d-n rotten oats, anyway"
ard refused TO pay said defendant for said
OATS Commissioner Martin will try tho
case.
Commissioner Greenman yesterday gave
judgment in favor of the defendantin the
case of William Burk VS.. L. C.. Cone, which
was claim and delivery action brought 10
recover possession of one mare and colt.
The animals were put in Cones charge by
the owner. and he afterward mortgaged
them to Burk. When the mortgage came
due Cone would not give up the animals,
claiming be had lien on them for food
furnished The commissioner held Cones
lien to be prior 10 that of the plaintiff.