Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27


satisfaction d the court the items In
Kelly 4 Co.'S bill which were not al.
lowed OF the last session.
PAID TOO MUCH.
Robert S. Thompson, by his at.
torney, G. Il. Allen, applied for the
return OF slI.75, that being the excess
he had paid the county on double as.
sessment Of taxes. Referred 10 the
county attorney.
FREE LICENSE.
Frederick Enberg was granted a free
license az pcddler, for three months.
IssANE Patients.
County Phyelclan Worlhlngton
stated that there were in the inHtmary
a German named Fritz and uogfo
named Mitchell, who were vi0lealy
insane, and tho poor h0usB was no
place for them. They should bulu the
asylum.
Superintendent Human cofrlbolaicd
the siatomcnl Of the physiolnui nni re.
cited several incidents relating 10
thee two parties showing their IN.
sanity.
The court instructed Mr.. Hinman
TO adopt the legal course TO have the
two persons spoken Of brough. before
the rebate Judge for examination ~ 10
their sanity.
WILL GET JUSTICE.
Attorney Burgon appearei on behalf
OF J. j. smell In the laitef's application
for a return Oi the excess money paid
by the applicant ON double assessment
for taxes.
Scleotman Morris said tho property
was enormously sold by tue county,
and tue attorney had reported against
the county's liability for the reason
that the purchaser bought the property
at HE Own risk.
MIR. Murphy said this was not ALSO.
lutte Justice, but 1t was the law, though
there might be some doubt.
Judge Blair Well, where there l.
any doubt would do absolute Justice.
Tho amount Of tases, S32.li, which
the county had collected twice, was
ordered refunded.
ONLY THIS ONCE.
The bill OF Mr.. Foreman for $3.50
Tor repairs on the county reu0rdef's
Office was deferred for consideration
TIL the first meeting In March. Select.
man Morris said that recorder Lippmnu
had been authorized 10 have about 81 .5J
worth Uirepairs made, but had ordered
more done. The court decided that Ms
the WORK was done, Il would probably
allow the bill, but did not want any
further work Oi that kind done except
10y dIrec. order Of court.
MAY FIX TnE ROAD.
James Pitts said that he was shut out
from INA property Just west of tie
JORDAN Iiyer 10y the tearing out VI some
culyerlB aud bridges which tho county
put 10, aud mad now removed. MI.
Pitts wanted the bridges and CulvUTt-
replaced. This was along the proposed
boulevard TO tho Lake, now occupied
by tile Salt Lake aud LIs Aug les
railway. The court granted the petit.
ton, provided that not 10 exceed five
hundred feet Of lumber YVES % be used,
anu MI. Pitts 10 have the work lone.
WILL SEE ECkLuND,
The petition of Henry B0ufOtd 10 be
appointed n constable for the ilrst pre-.
cinct, As Al. Eckluui, tue constable
elected, was not doing the bueiness,
was referred TO Mr.. Bamberser 10 see II
Mr.. Ecklund was going 10 act. Mr.
Bouford had already served over 80
summOnses.
RATHER DoUBTFuL.
Tho claim Of A. J. Burt for rent Of
sheril's Office aud telephone was re-
f.rred To the county attorney, the basis
for this reference being that the sheriff
had not been authorized TO engage an
office outside OF the county buildings.
No WORK 10 DO.
The bill Of John Wooiburn, who
had been appJiu.'I natural gas
inspector, Tor 500, was presented.
County Attorney Murphy said Mr..
Woodburn had had nothing to DO In
his office, and was not entitled to com.
peueatIon. The mater was passed for
the present to ascoftail whether Mi.
WoOdburn had inspected any wells.
WANTS A DEED.
A Mr.. Williams applied for quit
claim deed to properly Tough: In by the
county ut tax sale. Deferred for the
present.
10 INVESTIGATE.
At this point the court took recess
Till this afternoon. A. Up. m. n ptis-
Oner was to he brought from the
county jail, TO be examined before
Judge Blair with view OF determin.
ing the piitonef's mental condition.
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