The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-24
SUNDAY,
The Grind in the District Court-County
Teachers Exercises Etc.

Inc Grlnu IN tne Dlstric5 COuru-County
Teachers Exercises Etc.
/ In the First district court, the jury in
the case Of Thomas Boardman vs. James
Reese ct al. returned a sealed verdict
yesterday morning awarding the plaintiff
$500, the estimated value of the estrays sold,
which were the property of Boardman.
First Ward Pastural company vs.. Will
liam Strong; costs were divided between
both parties and the injunction was an
nulled.
John Rim Us. Halliday; twenty days
stay of execution was granted, giving the
attorney an opportunity to confer with his
client, who is in Canada.
Stay of execution was granted for sixty
| days In the case of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine vs.. William Probert in order to give
the attorneys for the plaintiff time 10 pre-
pare motion for q new trial.
| Soren Christensen made application for
admission TO the bar of this court w. II.
King, j. w. N. Whitecotton and George
Sutherland were appointed to examine
into his qualifications.
The first case for trial was that of An
drew Olsen and p. Justisen VS.. II. s. Love-
less, Justice w. Seeley and Michael Nolan.
Suit is brought to recover $4,000, d loss
alleged to have been sustained by the PLAIN
tiffs by the defendants taking a herd of
sheep numbering more than two thousand
and appropriating the same to their own
use.
The plaintiffs are represented by William
h. King and Jacob Johnson; the defend
ants by Arthur Brown and George Suther-
land. The testimony of the plaintiffs goes
to show that they had a partner, Ole Olsen,
who withdrewfrom the company, but after
do 9 ~.
own, for which he was paid. Mr.. Nolan
had an execution against Ole and came to
Andrews herd, took possession of the
sheep and sold them to satisfy the judg
ment. The sheep in Andrews herd were
made up CT both the sheep his brother
turned over and those of the company, all
OF which were swallowed up with the judg-
ment.
The defendants claim that Ole, who the
Judgment was against was the owner of
the sheep, but put them in his brothers.
hands to get them out of the way of the
execution. Testimony was introduced to
| show that the sheep were afflicted with the
scab and we're of very little value.
This case has been tried once before in
this court and the jury disagreed. The
witnesses are being examined at great
length and the case is strongly contested
on both sides.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
The Utah county teachers began their
exercises yesterday at 10 o'clock.
Prof. Christensen gave a lecture on
school discipline, showing the best means
of dealing with children in the course of
their progress IN school,
Department work Morals and manners,
American Fork teachers leading.
The mandolin club played selection,
which was well received.
Reading Educational Advocate, j. A.
! Vance.
The catechization exercises were con-
Quoted by j. B. Walton.
On Wednesday afternoon the race course
Will be scene of excitement.
Races as follows: Two o'clock, trotting
race, purse $50. Entries, Joe Chelner,
balck colt; Davis, Nellie; McClelleu,
Billie Three o'clock race, purse $50. En-
tries, Jaques, Babe; McBurne, Kitty
NJ. Roberts, Nellie. Admission of % cents
will be charged.