Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-18
WITHIN JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
Jul6eS Zane and BaFtGh Hold a
Saturday SESSION OIL Court.
ARGUMENTS IN rnE PICKLE CASE.
4 Defendant Arraigncd. The New
American Natural Gas Company
sucd.--Dccroc Of Divorce.

luli SWING again touuy, win bOti
Judges nj work. The attendance o,
members u the bnr was not, at the
morning session, however, 40 large
as usual on the weekly motion day.
Chief Juotice Znne's time from ten
O'Clock tiil 1913 was taken up with
the qucstioning Of two applicants foi
admtsIon to citizenship, aud these
were accepted au follow: Peter Ander.
son, Dane, and VIM. G. q. Gobhardt,
a native OF Germany. Both are now
residents OF Salt Lake.
Mi CELLANEous.
Then followed some short ordei
business.
In the suit Of J. W. Judd W. VIM II.
Culmer, thv appeal was reinstatej aud
leave given to file amended complaint.
VIM. l.. smedley ct al. W. NJ.
shaughnessy. Order made confirm.
ing salc OF line collateral security.
Il. u. Grigg Va. J. D. Walker; de.
iaull, Decree " foreclosure, for s2i5O.0s
anu S2ii ~ attorneys lee.
Aaron kuysur VI. Thomas Matthews
ct nj Motion To dlsallow judgment for
costs (nO service OF last Uill nlvd)
/ granted.
James Storey W. y. Wood. This
came ON appeal from Probate Judge
BlhiPs court. Toe appeal wa, dis.
missed and pr0ccdeHdJ ordered.
IlrAr CASE " PICKLES.
The arguments In the case Of w. A.
/ Chapman w. the Salt Lake Pickle
company. on the hearing Ia contempt
Of Sheriff Mcqueen, Deputy Sheriff
O'Brieu, II. h. Booth ana w. b.
Booth, In selling, "a, alleged, property
Ia the custody Of the U. 3. Marshal,
were then taken up, ON c1ntin.
uauce from Saturday last. Sew
eral afliiavits having been read,
tnU ofat1rlcal contest was wagtd 10y
Bennett, Marshall and Bradley ON tbs
part OF AlarshRi Benton, anu by Judge
LOofbOurOw aud Attorney ii. Il. BeO.h
on the other Bide. me wO!dy warfare
consumed tbs bnlancs Of tne day.
FOR TnE ArRIL TERM.
His honor gave notice that ON Sstur.
day, the 2sih inst, nj 10 u. rl., IA session
| OF court would TO neld ~ which
| eighteen names would be drawn from
the jury box for grand Jurors 10 serve
at the April term, and forty names for
petit Jurors, for this same term OF court.
BEFORE JUDGE DARIcH.
In the case OF Il. l.. Smith W.. the
| New American Natural Gas company,
| Judgment M prayed was rendered by
default Of the defendants. Tbs claim
was for sSS7.ss, for services rendered
! by the plaintiff In the laying do sn OF
certain pipes, etc, at the gas wells
north OF this city, In which uudertak.
/ ing he acted ~ a foreman.
Thomas Price was arfaignei on an
Indictment found by the lato grand
jury charging him with fornicatiou.
| The defendant IL about u years OF age;
| he plead not guilty. Ills attorney IL
| Clarence w, Hall. The otiense IL
alleged to have been committed with
Alice Gebhufdt, In this city ON April
Is, 1882.
la the case Of Thurgood vs.. Thur.
gooI, thirty days additional time was
given for the fling Of the final report
OF Referee J. Lu taylor
a. Levy ct al. VI. George Particle ct
nj. This was u motion by Kahn Il
Loofbourow to sell certain attachment
properly aud deposit funds in court TO
abide judgment Ia tho case. 1t was
granted.
Kelly ct al. W.. Pollock ct al. Mo-
| ton Tor the appointment OF u receiver,
ana demurrer To complaint. The
court SGT April 3rd as the date OF hear
ing.
Louis Brown VI. l.. II. Parsons.
| Ia. IA
suit was Withdrawn byconsent.
QUINN vs.. Bromley. Judgment here
toiute entered against the defendant
was now SGT nslde Ms per stipulation
on the files Of The court.
In tlie SUIT OF LnngiOfd va. Salt Lake
| CITY, motion was made by Attorney
| l.. Is. Critchlow for the appointment OF
"a master In chancery TO take testimony
and report findings and conclusions 10
| the court. Alter argument, the reply
being made by CITY Attorney HOge,
the motion was granted, the defends
ants counsel excepting. Attorney
Thomas MarrineauX was appointed Ivy
the court as master, with power 10
set the hearing In ten days.
John j. ikelly ct al. Va. Martin IT.
Lamb ot al. This, R,fOreOlOsure suit,
went by default, the decree being
granted for $4,000, 5000 attorneys
fees. and costs.
Henry Phillips VS.. Emma 3. Phil
lips was the title Of divorce suit
which was disposed OF In very short
time. The plaintiff was represented by
Attorney J. II. Moyle. The case went
by default. Tho application for the
dissolution Of the matrimonial bonds
WAS granted on the ground OF deser.ion,
1t appearing that the defendant was
glddy sort OF young woman whose lie
was largely yielded up to pleasure, with
an utter disregard Tor husband and
bone.
COURT MOTIFS.
The Supreme court OF the Territory
will convene on Monday, when In all
probability several important pending
opinions will be handed down, Among
these may he mentioned the ease OF
Enoch Davis, the Vernal murderer.
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