The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-26
THE HUM OF THE COURTS.
Various Matters Before Justices and Com
missioners Yesterday.

Fisher & Snowden have been sued by E.
n. jenkins on joint promissory note
for SIS.
A demurrer in the case of Samuel F.
Spencer VS.. S. M. Lovendahl was filed
yesterday.
J. H McGhan brought suit yesterday
against J. w. Fox ct al. on two promissory
notes of 500 each.
Robert A. Fenton has fled suit against
John Grass to recover S4O.75 and interest
on a promissory note.
H. 7. Emies was given judgment by JUS
tice Kroeger yesterday against Lizzie
Rame for the sum Of $l2
G. I. BunneH VS.. j. H. Watts is the title
Of suit brought yesterday to recover
SOB. a on promissory note.
+ An appeal has been taken to the Third
district court in the case Of d. G. Van
Dyke vs.. Henry Van Dyke.
Mullett & Co. have brought suit in Com
mission Martins court to recover SIS. Is al
legged TO be due for merchandise.
The case of w. S. Simpkins VS.. E. S.
Snellgrove has been set for hearing before
Justice Kroeger next Wednesday.
Commissioner Greenman has given judg-
ment In favor of the plaintiff for $3.50, IN
the case Of G. A. Lowe vs.. w. j. Hewlett.
Petitions for rehearing have been filed
with Clerk Bache in the cases of Hanks
VS.. Matthews and B. DArger VS.. St. V. LIE
Sieur.
Before Commissioner Martin yesterday
COIN Bros flied suit against William
Groesbeck for the snm of $6S.30, due for
merchandise
An order for publication was yesterday
made by Judge Anderson in the case Of
Edward A. Wiser vs.. the unknown heirs Of
Phillip Briggs.
In the case Y. NJ. c. Silva vs.. w. L.
Pickard ct al, Waldeman Van Colt was
appointed to take testimony and decide tue
matter in question.
d. Gaby has brought suit before Com
missioner Martin against e. f. Harley to
recover $50, alleged TO be due on two prom
issory notes of $50 each.
Simon Hay was arrested at East Mill
Creek last February, on charge of petit
larceny, by Clawson Eldridge Yesterday
he fled suit, claiming $1,000 for his one
days Imprisonment.
The Walker Bros. & Fyler company yes
terdsy filed suits before Commissioner
Martin against the following persons
Alexander Mitchell, S2499; L. w. Hanson,
SL15; J. J. Heferman, s.. 40; D. L. Levey
ct al, $500.
An appeal was taken yesterday in the
case of J. 7. Marshall VS.. the National
Bank Of the Republic. This is the case
which was tried before Justice Gee re-
Gently, in which papers representing S75,-
600 were involved, and the question of jur-
isdiction raised.
By consent Of plaintiffs counsel, the de-
fault and judgment against w. w. Ran
dolph and M. Rush Warner in the case Of
Sarah Greenleaf VS.. J. E. Berkeley et al
hos haau ca,I -
were permitted to file an answer. which
WAS done before Judge Anderson yester-
day.
An answer will be fled Monday in the
Office of the clerk Of the Third district
court in the suit Of John Scofeld VS.
Hyrum X. North. The plaintiff claims
81, 600 damages for breach Of contract. and
in the answer defendant claims be has
carried out his agreements. G. H. Martin
10 defendants attorney.
An appeal was filed yesterday in the case
OF Don G. Van Dyke VS.. Henry Denhalter
ct al. which was tried some weeks ago by
Commissioner Booth and decided in favor
Of the plaintiff. The action is brought to
recover the possession Of one gray mare
which was taken up as an estry and fell
into the possession of the defendants.
w. B. Booth has brought suit against
Christina Maria Meilstrup and ]. p Neil
strip, her husband He alleges that he
recovered Judgment in Commissioner
Meyers court for the sum OF $120 against
,. Meilstrup. but defendant was then and
Is now insolvent and on information and
belief alleges that q certain transfer Of
property Was made by defendant in order
to defraud his creditors, and asks that the
court ascertain what interest defendant
has in such property, and that the same be-
applied to the payment of the aforesaid
iudRment.s