The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-01-15
HACKS AT THE DEPOT.
Judge Miner Decides an Interesting
Case at Ogden.
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn-Pugilist
Richards Arrested-The California
Embezzler Arraigned.

The Fourth district court held q
lengthy session today and transacted con-
siderable business of an interesting
nature. The following grand and petit
jurors were drawn to serve during the
February term: Grand jury. r. Ell
lott, Thomas w. Jones, Edward STRAIT
ford, Sol Myer, Samuel Horsfeld. Newton
Fair, Robert Lancaster, William Flor
ence, o. P. Mcdowell, w F. Critchlow,
J. G. Green, Thomas Stoker, J. Henry
Taylor, J. H. Spargo, 8. A. Wenger, j.
N. Hayden, o. n. Strevell, Albert Gar
ner, Robert Ross, John Green. J. J. Sui
Ivan, andrew P. Burt, James Pitt, f.
B. Hochstetter, W. S. Morton, j. w.
Eamey, A. W. Warren, H j. Morris, O..
G. Barnes, James Naming.
Petit jurors-Job Pingree, Thos. Lish-
man, John Smith, J. G. Chamberlain, J..
w. Dykins, A M. Little, w. S. Hol-
brook, Laden Rich, MAIDS Wangsgaard,
Adam Sandbreg, w. II. Turner, Thomas
Kirby, John Quale, Joseph Smith, Ihos.
Wilson, Wheb Wilson, David jackson,
Alfred Gum, Thomas Irvine, William
Cowen, Aaron Dewitt, Edward Fletcher,
Henry Conant, James MortimOre, ST., j {.
z. Coolidge. Luther Reed, John Price,
jr., Charles Mcfarland, Gideon Avoid,
Samuel Dye, Peery Patter, Thos. Duce,
Robert Crockston, James John, David
Littlefield, Niels Y. Hanson, S. W. Gibbs,
Alfred Goodsell, Frank Ramsey. G. Fred
Wright, Paul NJ. Paulson, o. J. StiIwell,
J. L. DAILY, John Hammer, David R..
Mathews.
THE HACKMEN7S SUIT.
The afternoon session was devoted al
most entirely to the hearing in the case
of. G. Slade VS.. Ogden Union Railway
and Depot company, brought to obtain a
permanent Injunction restraining the
depot company from granting the exclu-
sive privilege of standing hacks and other
.conveyances upon the depot grounds next
TO the passenger platform to the Quincy
Cab company. The suit was the result of
a long standing disagreement between the
hackmen and the company, the latter
claiming the right to regulate the depot
and the surrounding grounds in the man
ner which would best subserve the inter-
ests of the travelling public. The hack
men took the position that the company
was discriminating in favor of the Quincy
Cab people and they were not getting a
fair deal. Messrs. Marshall and Williams
o. Salt Lake represented the defendant.
The case was decided in favor of the depot
company, under the city ordinances
which give it the privilege of regulating
the hacks which carry passengers to and
from the depot while they are on the
&TOQQ0S surrounding bl6 DQ1lQ1n2.
The court made setting of civil trial
cases and issued an open venire for thirty
Jurors to try the calendar.
PUGILIsT RICHARDS ARRESTED.
Frank Richards, the colored pug Of
Salt Lake, was arrested this morning by
the United States marshal, charged with
adultery, said to have been committed
with Arta Jones, also colored, wife OF
Henry Jones, the complainant.
Richards was taken to the penitentiary
tonight by Deputy Cassin and will be ar
raigned in Salt Lake on Monday, the Of
tense having been committed there.
James Morgan, the California embezz-
Ter, was arraigned this morning before
Commissioner Ternes and pleaded not
guilty. This proceeding was necessary in
order TO hold the prisoner until the ar
rival OF the California officers with requi-
sition papers. Sheriff Anderson OF Gro
vile, Butte county, where the crime is
said to have been comm tied, is expected
to reach Ogden by the middle of the COM
ing week.
Senator Stanford of California, who was
expected to reach Ogden this week on his
way TO Washington, D. c., has been de-
layed by serious illness, and will not
leave San Francisco before Monday.
Thirty seven thousand brick were de-
hvered on the ground today for the
Southern Pacific shops, and the delivery
viii be pushed with all possible speed.