Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-20

tho difference, as no alIogo, between
I Tue net AMI ri1ss onWinEa.
tho tfia' began just after n O'Clock
anu VIII lust ihe entire Gay.
SETTLED OFT OF cOuEr.
The suite Of the Salt Lake Hardware
company VI, G.. T., EllrrUtck aud L.. *.
Bloch & Go. Va. James Aihrr,i e. nl.
were reported ~ settled, anu dismissed
by the court.
40 fiLE AMENDED CJArLAtNT
Martha Turner W.. Wells, Fargo a.
90. Tue inlcrvUuor asked lplvu 10 dc
au amcntcd complaint, which apple
Gallon was allowed.
BfFJU JUDGE BhRcm
VIVA NJ. Phclrs ". ll. il. Patrons.
Motion Tor continuance Tor tho term
granted TO defendant at his costs.
Clara IL. PJIlCch, txtcutfiX, We.
James w. Campbell. Thirty days
stny was granted In which 10 prepare
eud 1ls statement on motion iJf new
trial.
CUnittuco Williamson, by her guar.
dian, We. the Uan Central Railway
company. by consent this matter was
postponed tli the uoxt call, ton days
being allowed to file an amended com.
plant.
Tho case Of Park City W. Eliza
Nelson ct d. was continued on stipu-
lAtiOn.
Tho action Of Charles Crane e al. W.
w. II. Wallace was the ffst case tried
before the court and jury today.
iltintifs seek to have ludemcut
entered against tho defendant iu the
sum Of 800, alleged be due rs uam-
ages sustained by them by reason OF "a
breach OF contract on thu sale "a cUr.
tain mares, seventeen IN number.
CASES DECIDED.
The case OF James Hughes vs. r. j.
Parker reached the Jury In Judge
Hano's 3OuTt about 3 y. m. yesterday,
aud two houra later thoy gave yer.
dict for the plaintifi Tor the flll amount
lalgnod by nine juroTs.)
Mrs. q. w. Smell was The plnlntiil
ana salt Lake CITY the deicudant 90 %
damage suit tried before Judge Zane
yesterday AFTERNOON. Plniatin alleged
that on January %, 1899, while walk
ing In the vicinity Of 70 ana Brigham
streets Ehe was yi,lcnuy thrown g. the
ground by reason Of slippery Side
walk. She was rendered unconscious
and painfully bruised aud Injured. She
declared that the city was guilty OF
negligence In allowing the walk tO be.
come unsafe for pedestrians, and dc.
mauded damages In the sum VI s2J9, 90.
The action was brought IN Commits.
sion6r N0tftl's court, aui Judgment
was rendered In favor Of the plaintiff
for the full amount, from which Judg.
ment the city appealed. The hearing
yesterday afternoon was had before the
court, and alter hearing the evidence
his honor rendered judgment In favor
OF the city.
The case Of Clara Il. podlech, OK
ecutrix, vs.. James w. Campbell, con.
stable, was finished In Judge Bartoh's
dlvlsion OF the Third district court
yesterday afternoon. The suit IN the
outgrOwth OF the failure Of II. H..
Hall, a lessee OF the White House, "A
year ago. At the lime Of the failure
,tere were large number Of attach.
ments Issued and the constable levied
upon certain furniture and fixtures ia
the hotel IN the property OF the said
lessee, IL. l.. Hall. Mrs. POdlech i'm
mediateiy began suit against the con-
stable, alleging that the property was
hers, and n restraining order was
issued, pending a final hearing OF the
cause, To prevent the constable from
removing the property IN dispute from
the hotel until tho matter was finally
aujudicated. Tho case was not sub
mitted until $3.50 and ton minutes after
wards the Jury found for the plaintiff.