The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-23
SATURDAY,
Three Thousand Dollars More for Being
Fjseted-0ther Yerdicts.

Three Thousand Dollars More for Being
Elected Yerdicts.
In the First district court: William P.
Merrill VS.. William Hoglnson; appeal dis
missed.
Elisha Stevens vs.. Thomas Woolsey ct
al; Judgment for plaintiff upon an agreed
statement of facts.
j. c. Jensen VS.. J. B. Sorensou; demur-
rer to complaint sustained and twenty
days given to amend.
a jury was empaneled in the case of
John Rim VS.. Norman S. Halliday; suit to
recover $500 said to be cue on q stallion.
The defendant set up that the animal was
not Clyde, as represented. Verdict for
defendant.
H. w. Wilson, of Wasatch county. for
merly of England, and Richard Palfreman,
Of Springville, formerly of Great Britain,
were made citizens. Dennis Palfreman
was also admitted.
Emma Jeffs VS.. Joshua Fielding; jury
empaneled. Suit Is brought to recover a
certain piece OF property located In Manti.
The plaintiff has been in possession of the
property for eighteen wears. which she
purchased from her son. The defendant
bargained to buy it for $500, paid s. down
and was to pay the balance at a stipulated
time which, if he did not do the contract
was tc be considered off, Fielding has
been in possession two years and the plain
tiff asks 500 for the rent and the property
which has been destroyed. The Judge in
structed the jury to find a verdict Tor the
plaintiff, giving her possession of the land
and $50 rent for two years.
Mike Mallet vs.. Max Freedersdorf;
judgment granted in the sum of S125 for
rent.
Thomas Boardman VS.. James Reese,
Marshall Tilden aud D. a Sargent Jury
empanelled. SUIT to recover S2500O, the
value of farm horses which were i'm
pounded by Reese and sold by the officers
last November at Payson. The plaintiff
produces testimony to show that the rro-
ceedingR were illegal, and the judge seems
TO share tire opinion as the Jury is in
structed 10 find verdict for the plaintiff if
they find that he was owner of the horses.
Anna Marks again receives q handsome
verdict in the case against John T. Sulr.
van, Judge d, s. Dana and Belle Temp
kins. She is awarded 50, 600. 90 fer per sonal
injuries sustained while being expelled
from w. II. Culmer's property at Eureka,
Tintic. There were thirty days stay of ex-
ecution granted in this as well as the Marks
Culmer case, in which TO prepare motion
for a new trial.
Deputy Marshal Clawson, of Sanpete.
Ed Price. of TiEtic, and Arthur Brown. of
Salt Lake, were in the court room yester-
day.
NOTES.
The Provo Drum corps were out on q
drill last evening.
Last evening the Epworth league auc-
toned off all the old bachelors in the city.
They went very cheap.
The Provo daily papers suffered the
modification of being scooped in the &C
count of the placing of the Drake inonu-
ment
A charter from the grand lodge at Phila.
delphia of the Patriotic Order Sons OF
America has been received by the Wash.
! ington camp No. z at Provo.
! C. w McCahill and Charles Palmer, two
hard looking foot pads. were jailed last
night. They were accused of breaking
into Rio Grande car at Helper aud ex
tracing merchandise. A hearing will be
given them this morning. E. w. Field
special agent of the Rio Grande Western
railway, brought the vags TO Provo