Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-11
The Driver Co. observation-disclosures
sion Of Judgment by the Freed
Furniture 60.

attachment issue forthwith IN ench
Gaze. Bainl spraguc went III 1oseFNe
the paI ers, but had hardly reached
the door when MT. Earl came In anu
took his place with the other jurors
Mr.. reerill diI not malerializs until
tho fifteen grand jurors had
been sworn. He then Informed the
court that the reason VI his bcirg 70
much behind time was that the
subpoena did not reach him until a
late hour yesterday AFTERNOON. Judge
Zane excused him rom service.
Inn LIST coMrLETE
The grand jurors, us sworn, stood as
follows:
&c. Conklin (roremanl, salt Lake
CITY.
Vim. Rlgby, Salt Lake CITY.
A. Il. Wayne, Salt Lake CITY.
ID. +. Powell, Il. 4. Ciiy.
q. w. Steele, salt Lake Clty'
John Barker, salt Lake Cily.
Go. S.ade, Park Guy.
A. H.. Keller, woodland, summit
county.
4. 5. snow, Salt Lake City,
}. l.. Hardin. Salt Lake CITY.
II. n. Standish, Bingham.
Hugh Anderson, Salt Lake CITY.
Alexander Conn, Salt Lake Cisy.
h. Nj. Ear, salt Lake Ciiy.
ChaH. 4. OOOuupeeu, sal Lake CITY
qHE JUDGES RrMARIis.
The brief charge Of Chief Justice
Zanc was substantially the Fam. a. on
tnv former OCCASION. lie INSTRUCTED the
jurors as 10 their general line Oi uuly,
and reminued them TINT they must he
very careful, In the examination oil
the persons VINO came before ihem, 10
not NJ the real truth, aud not be mislod
by either willing or unwilling WIT
ness,s, They must indict no perton
through malice, hatred or ill'will,
and leave none presented through fear,
favor, affection or Partially. The Gus.
tomary warning was given 10 keep
strictly secret all that transpired In the
grand Jury room, his honor pointing
cut thai the law provided punishment
Tor any violation OF this rule.
The grand jury then retired to their
room. They will be in session Tot
couple OF days and then noJourn for
three weeks or u month.
Tho criminal calendar for the pres
ent term Is very light one, there being
ten or eleven cases only upon 1t. None
OF them are Of particularly grave
character, ABOUT the most serious being
the charges Of counterfeiting.
JUDGMENTS ENTERED.
The following cases were first mem
toned and summarily disposed Of:
TIE W. II. Perry Lumber, etc. Go.
Va. August Treppannan. Jury and
findings waived and judgment entered
for the plaintiff for sSil.25.
First National Bank We. Jefferson
NJ. Howell. Defendant did not ap.
pear and judgment was entered Tor
The plaintiff for 1850.
MAY AGREE uPON SOME ONE.
The motion for the appointment Of
n receiver In the Driver Mercantile
Go. matter was TO have been argued
this morning, but Attorney Il. Is.
Stephens asked with the consent OF
i. IL. Lewis, who appears on behalf OF
the insOlvent flrm) that the case might
stand over until tomorrow morning.
Tho request WAS granted, II being
understood that counsel would probably
mutually agree upon IA suitable person
by that time.
WHERE WERE GLENN AND GuNTER
The first case called on for trial was
that OF Ferdinand Deckeft We. VIM.
HaTkins. tits an appeal from Justice
Halls court, being a claim for rent,
..,,.t al f,r parfatu lumuU.s uliHrssu IA
have heen done ~ the premises during
the tenancy.
Mr.. Robinson Is the plaintiffs attor.
ney, anu he wac quite ready TO 20 on,
but counsel on the other side were
absent.
"Who are the defendants attor.
neyt?" inquired the court.
"Glenn and Gunter" was the re-
rponse.
JuuEe Zane remarked that he had
observed Mr.. Gunter in court this
morning; but all efforts to discover
him failed, and the universal opinion
prevailed that MIR. Glenn, his former
law partner. IL far beyond call just
now.
Some merrlment was created when
Baill Sprague, who had tripptd out
side In quest OF Mr.. Guntcr, returned
with the significant mcssage, "rhey
said they would go for him'lp IL wg-
Immediately explained, however, that
the last three word were not 10 br
Understood literally, but that q mrs'
senger was merely trying To ind tnaI
absent attorney.
After some waiting II was decided
to let the case 20 over tempOrarily,und
" being now ll;l5, court adjourned I'll
2 p. m.
AIR. Gunter put In an appearance at
hali-pnst eleven, but the courtroom
was empty and desolate.
CONFESSION OF JUDGMENT.
Confession OF Judgment In the case
Of the Freed Furniture and CARPET
company We. 3. IL, ellison, Tor $3.50 10,
was filed In the Third distinct cuuu
this morning by Attorney Grant II.
Smith.
THAT OLD, OLD STORY.
Like Tennysou's "Brook," the suit
OF John w. Smith W. John IL. Bow.
man, contractor, bids fair to ego on ior
ever.O II Ii n hearing before Referee
Judge Sutherland ON "A partnership
accounting, aud has been up, In one
form or another, for the last eighteen
mouths. The evidence tabeu before
tho referee makes oyer 1000 pages 0l
iypewrlt!en maltslj hall a dozen Or ~