Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-11

The Fourth district court was In
session In rooms specially prepared Tor
II in the upper story Of the cnuniy
court house from Tuesday last, A
docket had teen prepared aud publish.
Ell, hut, ~ usual, hal 10 be revived,
rhe first case tried WAS that Of studt-
baker Bros. Va J.. a. Mayer. BY con-
sent an order was filed granting ludg.
ment flf 500. 40, and the coats of the
Justices court rom which II was ap'
Pc led. amounting u f24i5.
Al order was made cont ulrg i
criminal cases that have not ureu sti,
foF the term.
In the ca,e Of United States " .. T..
Hin, the defendant, by his ati0rnoysi
moved the court 10 Get these cases ior
trial and motion inside separately i0r
each case. A motion Tor tue cortluu-
ance OF the case was made aud ul'
lowed.
Cache county We +. J. kiessl o. 81,
was continued fyr the term.
Geo. A. pcruiyal VI A. Is. Patt0r,
WAS tfltd without jury; argued, SUIT
mitled aud taken under hivieemeut.
he case OF Michael M1nnen VI
willard Kay et nj wa, on motion, CON
unued for the term.
An order was made diminishing the
chse o. Paul Stark Va willard Grover.
Baker cry National bank W r.. A.
Biflsaii was continued for the term.
The case OF the People etc. VI Jas.
I prosecuting witness.
Geo. Wrison'a suit against Logan
city, for damages alleged u have bee u
N.a4 NaN lNsa a
through running into uitun or urlil
that had been let uncovered by the city
authorities, was next GA the docket.
The amount sued for was $4,000.
he jury were not entirely agreed NJ
70 verdict, nine Of them thinking
that Watson had no cause for action
and three being In favor Of allowing
him damages. In accordance with re-
cent decisions OF the supreme coufl,
this judge accepted the verdict OF the
nine jurors ~ being final.
Tue case OF Gunder Johansou w the
o. 3. l.. and u. & n. railway, u suit for
damages, was continued for the term.
Newman Bfos. W +. a. Noubefger
was argued and submitted. Motion fOf
new ltial denied.
The case Of Edson w. Pack W o.
q. Ormsby VI al went by default and
X verdict ia favor Of plaintiff TOT slbs.'
" anu costs was given.
Thomas A. Lehman was granted n
divorce from Happnh o. Lei-hman.
J. NJ. Llltloton W 5loldArd & Ha-
lam, n suit or breach OF contract wa
Eext. Littleton, according to th,
evidence, was employed 10 run the
deiondsnps mill for the term Of one
year, an was discharges before the
expiration OF that time. The jury
brought IN n verdict tor Ei5l.05.
The greater phrl 0f FsidAY aud Sat-
urdAy was consumed Ia hearing the
cast Of Edward y. Allen Va Logan
CITY. While worAing out his poll TAX
under the rupHrvisiOn oi the city
rOadmaHtor, n gravel bank caved on
Allen anu no received broken leg
ana other injuries. Tho city claimed
that Allen was repeatedly warned w. Ia
the danger he was In, anu that no iul y
UNDERWOOD IL. The case was given IA
the Jury ON Saturday evening, with
Instructions 10 return a sealed verdict
ON Monday morning.
The suit Of j. W. Thatcher Va A.V.
Robson Ia next on TITO docket. The
case was presented on Saturday even
ing and Will DO continued this morn
ing.
IL Il evident that not nearly oil OF
the cases on the docket can be tried In
the allotted time, aud will have 10 x,
ever. Judge Miner appointed tive
Logan men, David Thomas aud Free
j. Marshall, Ms court bailihs for thu
term.