Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-15
A MORNINGS LEGAL WORK.
Chief Justice Zane Will Close The
Term Today.
TAX CASES SET FOR SATURDAY
A Suit Before Referee Merriit.-Ihe
Book Case which Began Yesterday.
--General Notes.

There was nothing stirring within
tho walls Of the Dooly building this
morning TO excite more than passing
notice. Judge Zane gave attorneys
the first quarter Of an hour after he
had taken his seat to introduce in.
formal matters, and then case Tia 10
trlii OF which was comm snced yester.
day morniug was again called on for
argument by counsel. An outline OF
the business lie given below:
DEMURRERs.
In the suit OF 3. =. Terrill Va. N. II.
groesbcck ct nj. the demurrers to
answers werc argued by Grant IL.
smith for the plaintiff anu w. q.
Reilly for the defendants. Tho de-
murrer was sustained rs to the dciend-
ant N. Ii. Groesbeck, aud leave given
TO amend his answer within dive days.
CONTINUED.
George W. Young vs.. Deming. The
hearing Of this case was continued I'M
M December cath. II Ia an election
dispute from Coalville.
DECREE TO QUIET TITLE.
William Middlemiss ct al. We. Jane
Prancmur, administrators, ct al. De-
cree, by consent, quioting title TO real
........ - a, x.ya. .ntaf.I
REfERRED.
The divorce suit OF James Halemann
VS.. Jennie Halemann was referred to
Judge Anderson, as referee, 10 try and
report findings and decree.
THE ARoUMEsrs.
Tho arguments OF counsel In the
trial OF the case Of II. A. Hoes d Co.
We. Margaret A. White, reported In
Yesterdays NEWS, began this morning,
Attorney +. =. Richards, for the de-
fendant, being followed by the
PLAINTIFF attorney, II. Ii. Cabeli. The
case went to the jury about noon. IL
lie an action arising out OF sale OF
certain books.
CONDENSATION PROCEEDINGS.
Attorney 8. A. Merritt sat as referee
In the Supr emo courtroom this morn
ing to hear the testimony In the oase
OF the Tintic Range Railway Co. VS..
II, ID. Sullivan and John w. Black
burn. Judge J. A. Marshall appeared
for the plaintiffs, the defendants be.
ing repre-. ent.d by Attorney p. L..
WIN. sr.tu IA IN .atiOn a pfnru A.
the appraisal aud condemnation 10
plaintiiis use for right OF way for
their railroad, and for railroad uses, OF
q strip Of land situated In the Robert
L.. Lee mining claim, Tlntic mining
district, ] uab County, and In the south
west quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF section IS. township 10 south, range
west, 5alt Lake meridian.
CHIPS.
The tax cases will come on for hear.
Ing before Judge Zane on Saturday
morning, according to present arrange.
ment.
Deputy Marshal VIII Goodsell re-.
turned from Boise City, Idaho, this
morning, after safelY lodging u PRISON.
or Of whom he had had charge with
the authorities OF that place. The In
uNiuuai III qu'sson .,
oanuefs, WIZ, NJ esi'uS
uoneu III .hes oou
win Ifauuuien' registration :" Au"
county, iu"ho'
The present term OF the Third dis
trlct court viii end today.
ma. iii, T.. 40 ~ fatal. n,
heio WIN w ~ ~, us,
pti.v,neis IN tho inia u'S'ii0' oo'''
""''i roo'""'y "'A''
Judge Anderson will render his de-
cislon In the Erickson divorce suit.
heard In prlvs.e yss'efuay' e''ne' To-
inof'o" VI o"'"'u"S
Business Ia exossiingly quiet IN the
deputy marshals' division.
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