Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-21
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Banker &C. Wbi,moT5 Gels on With q
FIHecI $50 and Costs.
THAT Irrigation DISPUTE
The Mnsatka Mineral spring, lpiuno.
tion Suit Continued Tor
Day.-Ml,cllnucous.

Both divisions OF the Third district
court have brun in iull ewing today.
Chief Justice Zane, however, lat In
chambers by special arrangement, anu
turned his sole attention 10 The Whit.
more contempt matter. II had been
expected TIA, Judge Barlcl would
hear the case of the wn-alka Mineral
spuugs Go. ~ Thcodosia Cook aud
others, On injunction proceeding, the
complaint To which appeared at length
In the columns 0itlc NEws about two
weeks ago; but D. wa, continued for a
short time u give way TO ether
business.
uirOHE JUDGE zANE.
The case ot the People ex rel Va
George G. Whimorc, sut for hearing
today, cams Up before Judge Zane this
morning, IN ohambru, Attorney
Narinn appearing for tho chief mover
10 the matter, l.. q. Scott Elliott, and
Attorney Arthur Brown iof tho DE.
PENDANT. By this time the local news.
paper reading public must be pretty
familiar with the circumstances which
have periodically arisen In this suit,
which has been u0bhiug Up continually
Ia ths rhird district court the las. few
months. Suatuuce upon the defendant
for contempt was tending, and this
morning the evidences II experts was
taken IN regard to the hNing OF the
mcn-utiBg-bON which was recently re-
placed upon the land IN controversy
10y the defendant. Among tho Wit
urisrs were Professors Brooks ami
owen.
Judge Zlne pointed out that the
defendant disObeycI the Injunction Or.
der OF this court, when he should have
respected II anu said that every court
should enforce IT. DEGREES. In view
Ut tn fact, however, tnat the defend.
ant appeared 10 have put the box back
ugain AZ nearly ns he knew how, bis
honor would only impose u lonalty o.
$50 aud costs
DEMURRER OvEURULED.
q. II. Potter VI Josiah NiChOls; tho
demurrer was OveTEulvd aud ten days
allowed 10 answer.
BtFOm JUDGE BARICm
In the contested cases Blazzitd Vi
BlnIziri, which have been before the
courts In one shape aud another time
and time again, the de cree on tomltllIuT
wa submitted.
w. w. Gco w w. T.. O'Moafn.
NU. 81
Attorney VatluCk, the default VI the
deienJaut Wagner was oTdefei.
In the suit Of Morris GJluhtrg Va
John A. GrOesheck Of nj. tue question
OF the appointment Of u receiver was
submitted.
Martha A. Coombs w the Utah on
and Paint company. Motion % file
complaint OF Intervention. Hearing
continued, the stay heretofore made to
continue Ia force pending same.
Fritz RelIcn VI A, q. NOfrell u. ;,
Commissioner ttal. Hearing ON writ
Of crItl0rari continued by consent.
Mcclure VI Little ct al. Order to
show cause continued temporarily.
The hearing Of the case OF Hiram
Yshger Va Emma =. Woodruff ct al
an order 10 show Gauss Tor au iujunC.
liOn--wss then taken up. ltinvOlves a
dispute over au irrlgating ditch, and
the facts have already been stated IN
these columns. The taking Of testi-
mOny occupied the entire forenoon,
and the trial In expected to last all day,
aud probably part OF Turaday. Good
win ~ Van Pelt represent the
plaintiff; Richards q Ricuurds and Le
GTande Young are counsel for the de-
PENDANTS.