Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
4 MIXED PROGRAM.
Cniel Justice Zlns Makes a Setting Of
Civil Jury Cases.
ATTACHMENT OF PRISONERS.



the stroke VI 10 O'Clock this morning,
and even standing room was limited.
The oauso OF this crowd OF local legal
lights was due TO the calling Of tho
calendar Of civil jury cases for trial
during the FIST week Of tho onlu'
ing September term, a ptoceodisg
which swallowed up just haitian hour
This paft OF tho program over, the ma
joriiy Of the lawyers present Med out,
leaving behind those only who had
other business to transact
mn SETTINGS,
The following cnse, were, by ar
rangement, set down tor hearing on
the dates named.
MONDAY, SErTrMnEE llTn.
Julius Kramer W Charles Thiode--
g. w. More; Il. II. War0us.
Julius Kramer W Charles Thiedt-
Same attorneys.
John J. Lyon " John l.. Dooly-
Stephens a schrOudvfj Bennett, Mar
shall " Bradley.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER i2uL
John Williams Va Salt Lake CITY
Railroad coinpany-C. *. Gllchfisii
Kawlins & Critculow.
Frederick Rasuund at al W Emma
Z. Hoyi, cx-w. /. Snyder W. Van
Cot.
Union Pacific Railway company VI
Frank =. BAscom 20 alp. J., VA.
lame, Sutherland & judd.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 1871.
John J. Gibbons W. tsaau q. Hazel.
Prove-F. T.. Barker w. g. Han,
Faux Pierce.
&c. Brown VI u. &. McGfegor, ct
Gl-W. l.. Brown; r.. Il. Csuoll.
\. NJ. Wrght " AMMO Game, ct oil
sutherland * judd; Rgwlius a
CfltchlOw.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i4rH.
John Ba,tlau ct VI W John A.
Gr0tsbccl, % ai-Arthur Brown; Benz
LOtt, Mar-hnll a Bradley.
Spencer CIaWaon, et al Va Arthur
Br0wn-R. w. Young; defendant In
person.
White * Sons Co. vs. a. NJ. woolley,
81 nl-LeGrand Young Rawlins a
ChtChlOw.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l6rlL
Ike Wool w Union Pacillo r. II.
Go. Frank Hoffman; z. l.. Williams.
Jrseth Ruilatt VI Oh Tel. M'g Co.,
u Hl-Shcphri, Grove q Shepard;
Ainishall q R0yle.
WIN. II. kellogg, IT al VI David
William, ct al-C. X. Gilchrisl;
Sutherland & MoBrltc.
M LEFr IlER.
Dcs6rtion was the ground upon
which Priscilla Maria Hillslrad Pc.
iiliOned the court 10 grant her a de-
cree Of divorce from Jonn Alvin Hin.
stesd. Aiimuny anu costs und the
custody VI tue three chillreu-whOae
ages are twelve, ten and four year,
we're ALEC asked Tor. Mrs. nillstrad, n
lalYlike person apparently about iorty
years OF age, stated that Nor huthAud
was an assayor aud clerk and able 10
oarn itom So 10 500 per month. They
were matIled Ia this city May lot, 1875,
and the defendant deserted her on
November slh, 1891, without assign
Ing any cause. Shu know that hu was
suil living IN Salt Lake, but he had
NOT furnished her with even a nicaol
tor the pact year or more. Plaintiff Ia
Ia iudlgeut circumstances aui for q
livelihood has 10 depend upon her own
labor aud tho chsrity OF fflands.
After htaing further testimony as
10 the desofti0u, Judge Zauo granted
the prayer Oi tho petitioner, also allow.
log $40 per month alimony aud s25
costs.
The defendant did mo- answer but
allowed tue case to 60 by default.
ARRAIuNMENTs
The following defendants, who Will
be tried curing the September term,
were srfaigncu;
William Marrow ton BAIL plead not
guilty to n charge OF Illegally selling
liquor. Judge Mckay VIII GUfcnd.
ALLEGED iORuERY.
u, W. Driggo Jr ton bRil) DID not
answer when called, aud upon applica.
ton ui his attorney Is. II. Lowisl the
case went over an nrxtSatufday, when
lac Will be present 10 plead.
CHARGED WIN Pocket PICKING.
Henry Raddon, Indicted for plching
the pocket OF Jennie II. BANKS, In
THIS city, ON October l3th, 1892, pleaded
not guilty.
KEPT ms rARESTs ~ THE DARK.
Robert Cummings, a quie, looking
youth about 10 years Of age, pleaded
guilty to change OF stealing a bicycle,
valued al sl85, the property ui Fulton
DrcgerI, OF this city. He raid he PEE
lttfcd to be- sentenced forthwith.
In Guawvr 20 this court, Cummings
said his psTenta lived in this city, but,
20 far Hs he know, they were quite
ignorant OF his present trouble. lie
dlJ not want them 10 henr Of II. Inis
was the inst time no had been In dis
grace.
Upon the request Of Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Howat, Judge Iaur
tuspenuud sentence iOf ono week, IN
ofdrt that inquiries might be maze hs
10 the uciondAnps antoceienlsi ETC.
ACCUSED OF PERJURY.
George Brennan was srralgued on
charge OF leijuty alleged TO have
been committed ~ him Ia his evidence
~ plniutiu IN case tiled In Justice
L0chgiv's court on August an, lhp2,
Al the Ttquest Of Colonel Miller hls
attorney, thu defendant was given uIl
next Saturday 90 plead,
HE Used a REVOLVER
Patrick C.ughlau said not guilty 30
an indictment charging him win
assaultlng Patrick iladdIgan with a
ecatly weapon, az summit county, 90