The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-09

at all times. In fact, he substan-
TALLY denied every allegation made
by the prosecution. On cross examina-
ton he admitted that some OF the sui
phide had been shipped away from the
didn't know why it was shipped.
III. F. Gear, another keeper, declared
that no threats were made against the
deputy marshals in the rlill, no guns
were drawn, and that instead of en-
deavorirg to drive the deputies away,
they were anxious to keep them there
until Sheriff Sullivan arrived IN order
that he might arrest them. Gear also
denied that he drew gun on Casady and
Smith the following day. Follow ig in
the wake of the succeeding witness he
also denied that there was any disturb
ance of any kind whatever, on their part.
Michael Mahon, the night keeper, in
sisted that they made no threats, but
that Bush drew gun when he and Can
non were attempting to put Donahoe out.
Also that no gun was drawn by anyone
except Bush.
Upon the conclusion of Mahon's exam
ination court was adjourned until 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
MRS. WERNER GETS DIVORCE.
Rosa Werner was granted decree of
divorce from Charles Werner in Judge
Bartch's court yesterday morning. The
plaintiff, a comedy young woman with a
4-year- old child, went upon the stand
and stated that she and the defendant
were married in Brooklyn, N. Y, in
1887. Four years later he sent her to this
city with her aunt and promised to join
ner here II a short time, but su bsequentiy
refused to do SO and has since failed to
contribute to her support. The plaintiffs
aunt, an aged German woman, who testi-
fed through an interpreter, corroborated
her testimony and the decree was
granted, awarding the mother the pos
session of the child.
OTHER BUSINESS.
G. R. Boutwell, vs.. Archie Fraim ct al;
by consent July Is to plead.
j. NJ. Stoutt VS.. j. G.. Jacobs ct al;
fifteen days time granted to file answer
and cross-coDplaint.
Annie WhItmaack VS.. Ferdinand Whit
mack; defendant ordered to pay S25 adj
ditionai TO defray court costs.
Sorenson & Nelson VS.. George Price;
ordered that $13 of defendants funds now
IN the hands OF the clerk be advanced as
costs on an additional suit.
Elizabeth Bonnemost ct al. vs.. John
Weaver ct al; leave to substitute M. @.
Hubbard for one of the defendants; de-
murrer fled and hearing continued for
one week.
Dinwoodey Furniture company VS.. the
Sandberg Furniture company; demurrers
to complaint OYerrEled and five DAYS TO
answer.
A. F. Larson VS.. Alfred Thompson;
statement on motion for a new trial SET
tied by consent.
Rachel Hamlin VS.. George Hamlin. con-
tlnued for one week.
j. j. Greenwald VS.. Samuel Galazzi;
n on nti ~ 1ofn
2. S. Bonesteele VS.. w. II. Fairchild ct
al. demurrer overruled on stipulation.
William Wonnacott filed an action
against Elizabeth Fuller ct al. in the
Third district court yesterday to collect
So, COO on promissory note secured by
mortgage.
COURT CULLINGs.
The three big attachment suits aggre-
eating over. ST., 200, which were insti-
tuted against L. G. Mariger some days
ago, were settled yesterday and the COM
plants withdrawn.
Judge Blair was absent from the city
yesterday and hence no orders were made
IN the probate court.
George Lall is suing the Coop. Wagon
and Machine company eft al. in Justice
Whitehorne's court to collect S99 alleged
to be due for material furnished.
Q. Margetts ct al. have begun suit
dSdAnSb 1ueOuOr6 brOugn ana Vile IN
Justice Whitehorne's court to collect
merchandise bill amounting to S62. 10.
The Salt Lake Equitable Coop. de-
mands judgmentagalnst Elizabeth Pritch-
ard for $3.50 on a promissory note in
Justice Whitehorne's court.
f. PORTER has filed an action against
John Beck in Justice Whitehorne's court
to collect $3.50 alleged to be due for work
performed and rent due.
John Hill, who was caught in the act
of selling liquor without license by
Deputy Sheriff WEIGH at Hips park in
Mill Creek precinct, on the glorious
Fourtn of July, just passed, was tried in
Commissioner Pratt's court yesterday.
He was found guilty and fined $3.50 and
costs, and says he will appeal the case.
In the separate contempt proceedings
Instituted against Sheriff Sullivan snd
Attorney G. NJ. Thackston, for refusing
to turn over the property of the Utah
Milling company to the receiver, the
answers of the defendants have been filed,
denying that they Intentionally OBJ
structed the process of the Third district
court.