Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
An Attorney Sued for The EOn-Pay.
ment Of His TailOr'S Bill.
CLAIM FOR Personal INJURIES


'"i Aio pto7onlt Nus t4ulluthGtu tue
hearing Of civil jury cases.
a TAILOR'8 uILL.
The fret suit on trial this morning
was that Of Joseph Baumgarten vs..
Frank Hoffman, attornoy-at.law. The
plaintiff was represented by Attorney
Grant II. Smith, aud the defendant
by Col. NJ. NJ. Kaighn.
Mr.. Baumgsrten is tailor aud he
claimed from the defendant the sum Of
$40, being tho price Of brand new
suit Of oloihoa. Mr.. Hoffman attended
the last Fourth Of July celebration vt
bingham, and condition upon which
the garments we're ordered was
that they should bo ready on the
previous evening, 30 that ne mi ght
wear them on tnat special occasion.
For the defense II was shown that the
goods were not furnished by the time
stipulated, anu that consequently the
defendant hal to proceed to Bingham
IN n make.shift suit.
The jury found Tor tho plaintiff In
the sum Of s2J, and Col. lSaighn
moved for n stay OF execution for ten
days, which the court granted.
REFfgRED.
Il. @. Woollcy q. AZ. VA. Fish Bros.
Wagon Co. This case was referred 10
5. j. Kenyon, as referee, TO try and
repor, findings.
rHE PARK CITY MANsLAUdHIER CASE.
This was the morning set for sentence
upon Thomas O'Neil, convicted Of
voluntary manslAughtcr at Park City;
but on motion Of dcie ndanps attorney
II was deferred TIL next Saturday,
March Ith.
ACTION FOR PERSONAL INJURtEs.
Tho case OF j. l.. Clark w. II. p.
Mason Ell vi. was next taken up. II
was an action 10 recover damages Ia
the sum Of $4,000 aud oosts, for personal
injuries. COgd * Coad were attorneys
for the plaintiff; Judge Sutherland
aud Judge Howat fof the defendants.
The plaintiir was formerly In the
employ OF the defendants, (whO nre
lumber merchants doing business In
this city, "a q carpenter On Sepiom-
Der 23ri, 1899, while running a buzz
saw In the planning mill, which he
claimed was hazardous work and no
part Of his ordinary occupation, the
thumb and index inger ui his left
hand were cut OIL aud he WIS disabled
for some time after the accident. IL
In Insisted that the occurrence waa due
to the defendants negligence aud
caTelessuets.
The case began lust before noon aud
was tried before eleven Jurore. by cln-
sent, the jury panel having become
exhausted. 1t will probably occupy
the remainder Of the day.
DISMISSED ON STIPULATION.
A. Il. Swope W. Harry A. smith ct
al. This case was, this afternoon, dis.
missed on stipulation, and all attach
ments, garnishmcnts and leases were
released aud the eureties discharged
from liability.
BEFORE JUDGE DARTcH.
william Miller, one Of the men who
broke into n tailoring establishment on
Richards avenue, and stole quantity
OF clothing, was sentenced TO three
years In the penltentiary, the sentence
to begin nj the expiration Of the two
years term previously imposed by
Judge Zane for a similar otIense.
IN FAVOR OF SMITH.
In the cnse OF Thompson va. Perry,
judgment was rendered in favor OF n.
q. NJ. Smith, administrator OF Grace
Marks, deceased, the intervenor.
HE GETS ONE YEAR.
William Edgar was brought up for
sentence, having been previously con.
vicled Of burglary, and was committed
to the penitentiary for one year.
NoHsUIT ENTERED.
Nousuit was entered In the case Of
Joseph Wise, by his guardian AL lite N
(John wise), VI. NJ. A. Holt ct al, the
plaintiff not appearing.
CONTINUED.
Samuel T.. Vance ct nj. vs.. John III.
Whalon. This case was continued by
consent.
COURT NOTES.
Nells Neilssn was acquitted In the
Third District curt late on Saturday
afternoon after trial on an Indictment
for unlawful cOhabilation. Ths Jury
soon made up their minds after hear.
Ing the testimony.
In the case OF Andrew J. Burt Va. J.
Il. Brinton ct a., "A euit 10 recover 1925
on an indemnity bond, Commissioner
Nofrell has rendered Judgment in.favOr
Of the plaintiff Tor Sl25.2O.
j. J. Gibbons, q young mining
man Of Bingham, YVES convicted in
Judge Zano's court on Saturday after
noon Of grand larceny. The case was
briefly mentioned In Saturdays News.
The accused was found guilty and will
be sentenced next Saturday.
John Chew, sentenced 10 three yenrs
In the penitentlary on conviction OF
grand larceny at Provo In September,
1891 has been released from the peni.
tertiary, having boon pardoned by
Governor Thomas, who had received
n petition numerously signed by the
people OF Gnnnison, Praying that exec.
utive clemency be granted.
The third Of a series Of monthly on
terlainmenis was given ut the penitn.
tiary ON Saturday afternoon, under the
auspices Ut the Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endoav0r OF the First
Congregational church. A capital
program Of music, etc., was rendered.
ii. p. Mason has iilod an action
against Maggie y, Thompson ct nj. In
the Third District court to collect $500
ON promhsory note secured by q
mortgage.
Hions Savings Bank & TruAt com.
pany has begunn suit against William
NJ. Rldilch ri al, TO recover $1,000 on a
promitsory note secured by mortgage
iu this usual way.
THE COUNTY COURT.