Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-29

NhNutukti NuOtc lTthtliCo u lho Ihlfu
district court OF late has been very
frequent. Ills case was iuclu led In
this days hearings.
a PLEA or NOT GUILTY.
In regard to the charge Of main.
tanning IA nuisance, brought against
the Utah 5laus company, this
being the DAY named for the deien.
dants' 10 plead, Judge Hendorson on
their part, entered plea Of not guilty.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The accounts Of Commissioner Nor
rell, Tor the year ending June 3Oth,
aisO the "remRining" accounts Of
cS-U. 5. Marshal Benton, were oil.
lowed, ON motion Of Dlstrlc. Attorney
Judd.
SHORT RECRoNiNus.
Geo. w. Oslusby VI. a. J. White @:
nj. Default, ana decree OF foreclosure
entered la favor Of plaintiff.
T.. s. Bonesteel v. w. II. Fairchild
ct al. DeiaulG judgment Tor plaintiff.
Twenty days' stay allowed.
Louis Rothenborg vs John Beck ct
al. Demurrer 10 complaint In intetven.
ton OF tue Salt Lake Valley Loan anu
Trust Go, Withdrawn and twenty days
given TO answer. Demurrer to otors.
complaint aud supplemental complaint
| Withdrawn and twenty days allowed
! to answer.
| Z.u.t.sI 49,. -. a. =
| OF al. Dsfault aud decree OF foreclosure
eutsteu; $2bO allowed an SItornsy,.
loo. 80.
Gco. NnyIor W Salt Lake Ciiy 81 A.
| Motion for "A NOW trial submitted, by
| consent OF counsel. on settlpI STATIC
mvnt nnd Oveffuled. An exception
was taken.
nelly 1t al. Default anu decree tor
plaintin. Attorneys lee allowo sl75.
Utah Commercial aud Savings bank
VI l.. q. Hardy ct al. Demurrer over.
ruled; six days 10 answef.
Kate rOOele ct nj VI w. l.. Greene
ct al. Luaye given 10 Tile complaint Ia
Intervention.
Union National bank vs. William
Burke. Demurrer TO complaint sub.
United and taken under alvlsrment.
j. J.. Montague vs. Goo, MCCarfoll
1t al. Motion Tor Te.hesting set for
Saturday, August 9th.
Rlshiind &. buchanan VI KOssuth
buchanan. Default Of defendant eu-
tered,
Cunnlnglon 4 Co. VI the Well Annie
Mining 60. Demurrer To complaint
oyerruled; five usys allowed u answer.
PRATT vs. PARSONS.
The molion for now trial In tho
case Of Arthur Pratt, Territorial au-
ditur, Va Il. II. Parsons, lre u. 3.
marshal for Utah, was next introduced
by Attorney Crltchlow, the de'oniants
counsel. The action was brought 10
recover certain fees, balu noe on a con.
tract between the defendant, as u. >.
MaTshal aud the plaintiff, who was
one Of his deputies, the amount
claimed being slI37Oj, with Interest
from March Ion, 1880. The trial was
prOttHCtoi one aud the jury found
tor the plaintiii,to whom they awarded
the sum Of $4,000. Exceptions were
taken to certain portions Of Judge
Zlne's charge 10 the jury. The plain
TN was represented by Attorney Van
Colt, VINO Insisted that the verdict
should stand.
His honor took tho matter under sd.
yisrment
HERE IT rs AGAIN.
The Whltmore contempt case was
then called on, the plaintiff, l.. A.
Scott Elliott, being represented by
Attorney Vatian and the Defendant
by Judges Henderson AMI HOge.
The facts associated with this
proceeding have been reported
frequently In the columns Of the
NEWS ut different times during thu
last xix or eight weeks and again
came up on the same old lines. Whit.
more, II In claimed, viii not obey tho
previous order OF the court, while, on
the other hand, Whltmore insists
that he has not taken, neither has he
sought to take, any more water out Of
tue stream than Is legally due TO him,
and declares that he mas not been
guilty OF any violation or contempt Of
court.
After the attorneys had read certain
statements anu aiildaylts bearing upon
the controversy, the plaintiff Rud other
Witnesses were called. The taxi
ing Of testimony promised to
be tedious proceeding and
was going forward when the o)urt
adjourned at noon.
WHEN THERE'S TIME.
The legal arguments on the report Of
Referee Harris In the "Burt biby
uase,n II was arranged, shOull DO
taken up as soon as time afforded.
ON AN APPEAL BOND.
Mayer, Strouse a Go. this morning
instituted proceedings In the Third
district court against WIN. Groesbeok,
John A. Groesbeck anu Joseph s.
Wing to recover money on an appeal
bond.