Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-28

| the Importance Of the matter he mus
insist that there be no unnecessary de.
lay. He thought the other side should
be- ready 10 proceed 10y two O'Clock
today. n, as was alleged, this assign.
ment was for any reason fraudulent
and entitled TO nm attachment Of course
the law would grant ~, n moi,
this proceeding was calculated TO do a
very serious injury 10 all parties inter.
estci In the trust. Be therefore
claimed n speedy hearing.
Mr.. Kinney said II would be impos.
sible for him to be ready by this after
noon.
Judge Zsne-well, will set the
motion down for hearing on Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
THE DECISION.
Cornelius Mclaughlin ct al. vs.
Henry Hlrschman ct nj. In this case,
submitted yesterday afternoon on de-
murrer TO complaint and motion for
Injunction, Judge Zane this morning
rendered his decision, allowing the In
Junction prayed for. The demurrer
was sustained and leave given 10
amend complaint within ten days.
TO PLEAD ON TUESDAY.
Inihe case OF the People vs.. James
A. Varnes, charged with obtaining
money by false pro,ences, the defend
aud was given TIL Tuesday next to
plead.
CONTINUED.
NJ. J. Weeks vs.. l.. q. Hardy, col.
lector. Hearing on Injunction con-
tinued I'LL Saturday, Fec. Ilh.
ron NEXT SATURDAY.
ii. A. He's ct nj. W.. NJ. White ct nj.
Hearing on motion to set aside default
set for Saturday, Feb. 9TH.
ADMITTED TO TIE BAR
Mr.. George Westervelt, OF this city,
on report Of the committee appointed
to examine candidates, was admitted
M an attorney Of this court.
SUBMITTED.
The application for peremptory
writ OF maDdamus In the summit cleo
ton dispute, J. II. Deming Va. A. Is.
Richardson (tho former treasurer) was
submitted.
ADDITIONAL TIME.
Frank Hoffman Va. w. l.. Plckard.
Defendant wna allowed ten days add.
tional time TO plead.
"lIOMg" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
In the matter OF the application OF
the Home Life Insurance. company, on
u motion TO dissolve the corporation,
w. j. Bateman was sworn, and exam.
lined by Attorney Richard w. Young.
The witness having satisfied the court
that the dissolution was by mutual
consent OF the stockholders, md that
nll obligations had been mot, tho court
granted the decree OF dissolution as
prayed.
MADE A PARTY PLAINTIFF.
Edward Fawks Va. J. Raleigh. In
In IL case Eliza Fawks was made u
party plaintiff.
TO AMEND COMPLAINT.
Harriet Il Burt vs.. Cahoon ct al.
Ten days additional time allowed 10
amend complaint.
WILL WITHDRAW SERVICE.
Amos IL. Fielding w. Lo Grand
Young ttrustee) ct al. Leave granted
to Withdraw service to amended
return.
DEFAULT ENTERED.
IL. w. Fuller Va. Edwin w. Senior
ct nj. Default OF both defendants
entered.
CHANGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT.
Frank Miller, indicted for en-
bexzlement, was arraigned and plead
not guilty. Through his attorney Mr..
kocnen) he also entered a plea OF
former acquittal and "once In ieopardy.D
THE ICE MEN.
o. s. Booker, John q. Lewis and
John ID. Lewis entered u plea OF not
guilty to an Indictment charging them
with selling unwholesomo ice. Rich
ards and Moyle are their attorneys.
Both OF the foregoing cases were
called up earlier In the week ami stood
over until today. In Miller's case the
court refused 10 quash the Indictment
ON motion being submitted toward
that end.
10 BE ARRAi0N Ed.
The following defendants werocalled
upon 10 appear and plead on Tuesday
next:
U. s. Va, Niels Nelson, unlawful 90.
habitation.
u. $. vs.. Olof Hagan, adultery.
John q. Williams and Faith y.
Fapf, adultery.
BEFORE JUDGE BARTCH.
In the case OF George NJ. Scott & Co.
vs.. Frank Monroe, submitted yester-
day, ON motion 10 vacatc and set aside
the order staying execution, his honor
this morning denied the application.
1T IL GOING ON.
The case of John NJ. Young Va. A.
T. Schroeder ct ai., begun yesterday,
was resumed this morning. Plaintiff
prays the court to cancel certain deeds
executed by the United States Marshal
to the deiendants, pursuant to n sale
under execution TO satisfy judgment
for Sl70O rendered against tho plaintiff
ana In favor OF Clark, Eldredge n Go.
In 1891.
The hearing was In progress ut noon
when the court adjourned for luncheon.
SHOT In THE EAR,