Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08
yANE ON GARNISHMENIS.
NJ, Honor Rules in Favor Of Mason
4 Co. and Against Tho Board.
uRpIcr FOR COLLINS FOR $3.50.
u,permoii, the Tough, ArraIgned for
Burglary.-Casc Of Richards,
the Coiorcd Pugilisi.

Judge zane fenuefeu uev'hiVh 'nn
.1,s,ely after opening court this
s,n,ng in the matter Of the garnish.
nj ot the Board OF Education by
.,.s,n 4 Co., who obtained Judg-
,aen, against william II. Jay,th con-
,.aclor ior one Of the city school build
ings.
Tia honor, after reviewing the
,,,e hold that It would not be
rooi policy to allow municipal
n,,porailon 10 ovade debt Of this kind.
No thought the board should and
could readily ascertain whether or not
tbsy are indebted 10 Mr. Jay, and II 80
Indebted they should turn the amount
ovef 10 Mason d company. However
the motion to set aside the garnish-
menl was overruled.
A VERDICT FOR THE coLoRED MAN.
The Jury In the damage suit Of
Frederick Collirs (colorod) against tho
salt Lake Dramatic association agreed
At three O'Clock this morning anu TO.
ported upon tho opening OF court.
Their verdict was In favor OF Collins
aud they assessed his damage at $500.
The case will probably 80 TO the
Supreme Court OF the Territory.
MDERMOTI, THE TOUGH.
Four arrangements were made In
the Third district court tins morning
as follows:
John McDsrmott who IA either in
sane or can play the insanity Dodge to
perfection was arraigned on the charge
Of having burglnrized tue residence OF
Peter II. Hart In this city ON February
ggnd ana taken therofrom two watches
10 the total value VI $50. When asked
II John McDermott was his true name
he shook his head la u negative man-
nor aud could not be induced 10 utter u
word.
"rhis man looks rs n he were not Of
sound mind; does anyone know
whether he 10 or not2" said Judge
Zauc.
His honor was informed that the
prisoner had endeavoTod 10 burn the
jail on one or more occasions and that
he was IN the habit OF acting In a man
net very Gloomy"
swell, | think his case should be
carefully looked into" said his honor,
land | Will appoint Judge Judd to
attend TO the matter."'
HELD IN ABEYANCE.
Earl Stromson, a l5.ycar.o boy, was
arranged Tor burglarizing Jerome
Hirschman's shoe shop on December
II, 1892, and entered u plea OF guilty.
He asked to DO sent 10 the reform
school, but the order was held In abey-
ance until Saturday, and Mr.. Street,
who was appointed 10 confer with him,
was instructed 10 learn whether or not
he was only 10 years OF age. Other
wise he will probably go to the pen.
THE DE LONG CASE.
DR.. II. DeLong whose arrest some
time ugo was flashed over the wires
from ocean ~ ocean under the
belief that no was the notorious
western robber "5ontag," was ar
raigned ON the charge Of grand larceny
anu emheBzlement, the alleged taking
OF buggy ana harness from Louis
Hamburger on January 8Oth, covering
both ofienseH. He entered n plea OF
not guilty and Sam Lewis was up
pointed to defend him.
RICHARDS, THE ooLoRED pUGILIsT.
Frank Richards, the coloTed bruiser,
pleaded not guilty to the charge that
ne had committed adultery with Alice
Jones, also COlOrel nnl who IL uudsr
aslmilar Indictment. Tho crime IL
alleged TO have taken place on Sep
TENDER 30, 1902.
A FURNITURE CASE.
The first case taken up on the. days
calendar was the suit of the Hudson
Furniture company vs.. Freed Furni.
mle company.
The plaintiffs alleges that the de.
Ithuants are Indebted to them In the
tuh Of si3s.vO for merchandise and the
uelendants iia,ly contradict 1t.
MISCELLANEOUS.
w. IL. Irvine w. Adeline Irvine;
Abb0tl, Sillich 4 Sam OF Lincoln,
Neo, withdrew as attorneys by notice
Judge Powers, as "a member OF the
urn WIN appear as q witness.
!. v, Smith ct al. Va. A. Il. Sipperly
wall hearing on which 10 show cause
against the rumor for the non. payment
ol lunds to plaintiffs rs ordered by the
court. continued until Saturday.
Ella WINNER ct nj. vs.. Louis Simon
ual.; thirty dsys' stay granted 10 iile
"'elhent on motion for u new trial.