Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
AROUND THE COURTS
Appeal From The Decision Of q U. S.
Commissioner
TODAY's PROBATE COURT.
An Assault Cnso from Bullersrillf
Before Commissioner
FREEMAN.

FREEMAN.
Chief Justice Zanc held court again
today, tut only small matters took up
the time during the forenoon.
The Cnsu Oi Louis Tmxler Va Alex
Pillaud, a nuIscryman, was tried DO.
fore a Jury. The amount claimed was
sl3l,2J and costs. The complain.
included "a charge Of 81 described as
balance of account Tor services rem.
uorcd tho defendant Ia the making Of
arrangements Tor the purchaae OF cor.
t'iu real estate Ia this city; 5000 for
lowers and plants sold by plaintiff 10
the defendant; anu further sum of
500 was claimed as damages Tor breach
OF contract, the plaintiff It was
sVerfed, having engaged TFuEler ~
superintendent Of his greenhouse and
loral establishment at the rate
oI 500 Yer month. Plaintiff
aa'efisj that on August 9ud, 1892, after
putting u ono days work In tina,
month"; the defendant unceremoniously
discharged him, anu would not allow
him 10 DO anything more ON the prom.
iscs, though ready aud willing to per-
form bis pant ct the arrangement.
The case was tried originally In OK.
Commisoionur Martins court, whom
Judgment was rendered Tor tho amount
claimed; from this the defendant now
appealed.
The defendant was represented by
Loof00ufow aud Kahn aud tie defend.
ant by. Attorney Jones Jones aud
SChfOeder.l
The defense answered that the plain.
tiii had been paid AL that was reason.
ably duo to him, anu that the defend.
ant was Justified Ia discharging him,
on Tue ground OF luCOmpcteucy. 10
was also denied that the plaintiff was
entitled 70 Guy sum on any real estate
deal, and also that any flowers or
plants were furnished, to thu defend.
ants knowledge.
The hearing IL In progress.
GENERAL.
In the case Of W. p. o'Muara YAH.
g. Rich, the demurrer wac withdrawn
aud leave given till December g2nd 10
answer.
+. II. Auerbach ct nj Va Mrs. Frank
hunrue. Demurrer Withdrawn; cave
giyensull December 2Oth TO answer.
In TIE case Of Patrick Phelan ct nj
vs. y. n. Uhrland OF al the demurrer
was Withdrawn and leave given till
December 22ud 10 answer
II. Nj. MtaChani W. Thomas Ball ct
A. judgment for plaintiti, the name
ut Lucinda Ball having been pTevioui.
~ substituted, as Administrative, In the
place Of Thomas Bail, deceased.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate Of L.. y. Allen, deceAsed.
Hearing on petition for letters OF adj.
minislratiOn, Wm. l.. n. Allen AZ.
pointed administrator on illing a bond
Of $500.
Estate Of Mercy Il. Thompson, de-
ceased. Hearing ON petition for letters
OF administration. Mary Jane ThOmp.
sou appointed Administrative on hling
n bond Ia tue sum Of SliOO.
OVER An OLD GRIEVANCE.
In Commissioner Grcenman's court
this morning, Thomas Thompson, Of
Butlcfvillc, who was arrested yestef-
day " bhcfiu Mcqueen, had hear.
ing on u charge VI aYsaulting
David Archibald, a young So tshmAn
~ the same place. some time ngO
Archibald caused Thompson 10 ba
arrested on charge " stealing his
wheat, but when tho matter was la.
yUstigHted the accused was discharged.
Since then there appears to have been
some little feeling between the parties,
aud lew DAYS since, Archibald
elaine, the other msn assaulted aud
beat him, The defendant, on tho
other hand, asserted that the Gem.
plaiuaut came up 10 a wagon In which
be WRn driving along the TOau aud
himself began the trouble. He called
witness IN support VI this statement,
which was nady contfadioted by
Archibald.
The CommissiOner found the de-
frndant gullly,and suspended sentence
until tomorrow.
ACCUSED OF LIBEL.
NJ. W. Rjmney was booked to appear
be'0re Commissioner NoTrell this after
noon, ut O'Clock, to answer charge
Of iibeiiuE Alvin w. Green through
the medium Of a letter The parties
reside In the neighborhood OF Granite.
Fourth Precinct Republicans.
The Fourth precinct Republicans
met In TaggarPs Hall In the Twenty.
Hrst ward last night aud nominated
James Glendinning ~ a candidate for
member OF the board Of education to
run against Prof. Toronto, the non.
partisan nomluoe.
The other candidates were Fred
Hale anu Henry w. Lawrence. The
meeting was presided over by T., q.
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