Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
,,o,iptmsil Of a Receiver IN li'
Alexander Matter
MS uoSD FINED AT S0o'ooO'
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, whole Batch Of Attorneys hiN'" !!
In the Applica'ion.--A snort
Mornings Work.

The session VI '"V
mi. morning was OF short dura'
e e' n began at ten O'Clock, as usual
wv lev minutes after eleven Judge
W., called on BailiT Sprazue to an
.,anc, an adjournment until : pm
Tse only matter Of any public in'
=, whatever was the hear
nj motion, 10 when
Irs the creditors combined, 'ot
,So appoiutment Of receiver ia
s.,.e Of u. Alexander N Coz the
",. Goods firm OF Main street, Who as
.,,rsd the latter part OF last week.
rns various preferred creditors were
,.,,,sented by Judge Henderson,
r,.,,o Loolblurow, Judge Howatt
,,,orpeys Rawllns, Narian, Ogden
p,Is. and LeUnnd Young. Ailor.
r,y. +. Is. Stephens anu Cherry APP
cared OF hehslf OF the unpreierred
s,sditots. There was considerable talk
.,o,np these gentlemen a, to the sol,c'
,,n o, a proper person to act as re-
,a,ver The name Of Herbert B1m'
ts,,sr was suggested by Judge Hem
d.,,,n. and found favor with all cX'
osn, Attorney Cherry, who thought
ms, Mr.. r. n. witIams would bo the
better choice.
Then cime the Inquiry rom MI
Varlan aud Others, "Who ie thls MT
Williams2D to which Attorney Cherfy
t,pll,l that he was a retired merchant
mi manufacturer now residing IN ga"
riiy, and hat formerly bebn IN busl-
npss I'm the eA-t. He was now Inter
s.ted In banking concern here.
Attorney Narian-Wo should nave
somsbo1y who IL reasonably familiar
vilh the markets, ana this particular
Mind Of business, at tnc present Time.
Attorney Cherry said that Mt. Wi.
uams was lust the man. He could tell
Inc true quality NJ such goods 10y Just
taxing them up and looking a. them.
Judge I,olfbourOw WAS Of opinion
that ii the matter were LEFT u the vote
of The general iody " creditors the
enolce OF Mt. Bamberger would be
satisfactory to everybody except Mr..
Cherry; and unless some good reason
could he given by that gentleman to
oyeffule Il he considered MI Bamber'
ger should be appointed.
Mr, STEPHENS said that n Mr.. BAN.
befrer was the iavOrltu OF all the other
attorneys he himself had no objection
10 him.
twas stated that the real and per.
tonal estate Of the debtor amounted TO
shout ii5,O0O with stock valued ut
about go, 100 In addition.
In answer TO this court MI. Cherry
stated that he represented creditors %
the amount Of something like $4,000.
Judge Zane said hs would not make
the appointment until two O'Clock.
In the meantime the attorneys in.
teftsled might make Inquiries with
respect 10 Mr.. Williams. lie, how
ever, now fixed the bond Of the re-
celysr at 100000.
DECREE OF FORECLOSURE.
In the ease OF Sarah Il. Gibson vs.
Gnniths ct AL, "A decree OF foreclosure
was granite /, On motion OF plaintiffs
attorney for judgment upon the plead
irgs.
ON MS OwN RECD3NfIANCE.
Henry smith, awaiting trial on n
charge Of forgery, was released upon
his own recogni2lnces.
A REVERENCE.
X. g.. Chamburs 1t al. W. I.rnny.
This ease was referred ~ Judge Ander-
son, NJ referee, TO try all issues auu
report findlngs.
DEMURRER WITHDRAWN.
l.. O. CONN Hardware co. Va. John
shuitle. The demurrer was Withdrawn
IN this suit aud ten days allowed 10
answer.
SETTLED Our or COURT.
Tho Gao Of T.. w. Thompson vs..
Merriam was reported settled out o.
court, and ia dismissal was therefore
ordered.
CoNTiNuED.
The first case ca led for trial was that
OF the a american Oak Leather CON.
pany w. the Standard Gig Saddle com.
pany, the former a corporation organ.
lied under the laws OF ohio, anu the
latter under the laws Of Michigan. IL
was an action 10 recover balance OF
s0l"'ui nut the dispute appeared 20 he
complicated one, owing 10 the ap.
pearanee ON tho scene VI certain inter.
yenors. Scarcely tad the csse been
opened when, owing TO something In
the way VI incomplete service being
discoyered, n continuance was asked
ior and granted.
TlIE GRAND JURY.
This morning the graud Jury were
once more in session, examining wit.
hessts In criminal cases.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL BENTON.
Everything IN now ready tor the new
mifthal 10 lay hold OF tnu felns VI
onieri and the retiring marshal, Mr..
H. Il. Parsons, will make way lor him
IN q very few days rom now.