Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
JUDGE ZANE'S COURT
Doctor 0. II. DOg5o Goes After Utah'S
Board Of Medical Examiners.
the CITY AND ITS CHARTER
Tho Court Declines 10 Express an
Opinlon.-Crlm Calendar
Whitmor,'s Temperance.

O'Clock this morning, and up to 1880,
when an adjournment was taken, the
following matters had been sprung;
THE MEDICAL BOARD ~ COURT
Attorney by, on behalf Of DR.. OH.
Dogge, applied TO tho court for an
alternative writ Of mandGmus against
the Board Of Medical Examiners Of
Utah Territory. The affidavit he
said, showed that his client had fully
complied with the law, and yet the
Board had refused to issue him a
license.
DR.. Dogge holdsa diploma from the
Missouri Medical College Of st. Louie,
which he received Uu March 9Th, 1883.
hu has rcsidcd IN salt Lake city since
December list, 1891, aud has continu.
oualy prscticcd mere during the inter.
val.
DE- Doggo states that lao was the
fifteenth applicant tor certificate %
| Practice mr4iCiuu under the law, nut
that Que has never breu Issued To him
az required by the statute, nor has any
Tenson ever been given Tor the failure
10 grant the upplicatiOn.l
The court ofdusod the writ return.
able ON Saturday next.
The JUDGE DECLINES.
District Attorney Judd said he de.
sired thu advice Of tho court with
reference 10 a case Of bail, the point IA
dispute between counsel tor the prose.
ton VI the territorial statute. Tue
case that OF Harry Hammond -
was referred by his Honor 10
/ Commissioner Pratt to take the
defonuanps bail, but ia view of tho
difference Of opinion the Commits
sioner declined to 20 further until the
opiui0n Of this court hnd been taken.
| Counsel mentioned that Ike doubt nad
/ arisen upon section 6lOD, sub.stcliOn .,
[ from which lB read. Ills own con
/ ientiUn before the Commissioner was
/ ihat whenever the tail was fixed, IL
| diu not matter how many sufeties were
/ offered 30 that the amount required
was maue up, but each surety must be
worth the iull penalty Of The bond, 70
mat each out HhOulu be anBweTgble 10
the people or the government Tor the
/ full amount, ana that, nH between
| themselves, the court might allow them
| 90 undertake Tor u less amount than the
penalty bond.
Attorney Waite was about to reply
when Judge Zane declined To express
an opinion at this time. He referred
tbs case 10 Commissioner Pratt, he
said, 10 take the bond, aud he shOuld
not now attempt 10 dictate 10 him. lilo
would, however, cOuHider the point
when tho case came before this court
In regular order. His Honor did not
wish 10 have objections brought up
there In this Irregular way.
a NEW CITIZEN.
Martin PeArbOn,S Swede, now a rosi.
dent Of salt Lake, was admitted TO
citizenship.
I'M JUICE DIDN'T Know Or H.
In damage suit Tor personal iujur.
lee, Charles Roberts VI Salt Lake CITY !
Ell al. Judge Hoge, the cry attorney,
demuTfod TO the complaint on the |
ground that II does not state facts Guf. |
tcient To constitute cause Of action, |
inasmuch ~ the city, he SAID, "a. |
empt from liability under IL charter. |
The provision Of tho charter 10 that H., /
NaNN ARAANANH Nv AAHh hNfl ANNlA AlhNNH Il
In repair the railways thhll 10 liable |
and the city exempt from such liza.
bility.
Attorney Barlow Ferguson appeared
for the plaintiff.
Judge Zane was surprised TO hear
that there was any such provision,
aud requested the attorneys 10 present
their authorities.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR
Upon application OF Assistant District
Attorney HOwRt, the following dates
were sol for the trial OF the prisoners
named ut the ensuing September term;
SEPTEMBER lsrn.
Thos. o'Noill, voluntary man.
slaughter.
SEPTEMBER l9rH.
Henry Radon, grand larceny.
Lewis Mile, forgery.
j. IL. Simpson, obtaining money un.
der false pfelenssa.
Frank Barnett and Il. Il. Blake,
grand larceny.
sEp7EMBER 2OrH.
Frank Armstrong, mlsdemsAnor,
(appeal),
j. w. Neal, battery, (appoaD.
Joseph Gordon, battery, (appoaD.
SEPTEMBER 2lsr.
NJ. Marcsllus Newton, embezllt.
meut, three oounls).
q. Rupp, disturbing the peace.
SEPTEMBER 22ED.
Richard A. HasOrouck, praoticing
medicine without n license, (appeal).
Utah Strengthening company, mniu-
tainingg nuisance.
sEITEAnEE 25TH.
Hyum Mcbride and Johu Benson,
STILL THE wHI1MORE CASE.
This was the day set for sentence
upon Banker George G. Whitmoro, re-
Gently adludged guilty Of contempt Of
court In regard 10 the removal Of the
water box, about which 80 much has
already been said and written, The
defendant WAS present; 30 also were
Attorney Nafian, representing the
l.. q, Scott Elliott, and ,
Attorney Arthur Brown, the defend. 1
ante counsel. Owing, however, to
the absence Of witness Professor /
BfOOks) whom the defense desired 10 :
call, the case went over by consent