Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-16
THE DISTRlCT COURT.
GENERAL ORDERS by JUDGE ZANE.


Whom tao Third district court con.
voucd tr,s morning Judge Zane and a
jury Ichuuoi the mi,her hearing Of
the cnsc OF Ellen sysrI Va John
Weber, ahcrif OF summii county,
which began yesterday afternoon.
The action was brought Tor the replcvln
1i a number 0i rhcrp seized by thu
sheriff under 40 execution DO favor of
John "a. B5gcrs against John Evorlll.
husband Of the Tlaiuun. Mrs. Everll
claimed thom as her property. Thcfu
we're Hity head an ans sued Tor thoir
return or their value, $500, with $500
damages Ia addition.
The case went 90 tue Jury NJ about
u O'Clock, aud they were tut very
short time 10 reaching verdict, nni.
Ing ior the plslnun Tor the full amount
olsimsi-gjJO aud 500 damages. The
verdict WIS tlgnoi by ten out OF tho
twelve JUROR.
DECREE on rORECLosuRr.
y In The ease Of Chaflea r. Lupdlyg
VI IS. 3. Young ct al, uotault was gu.
lrftd hudA decree VI foreclosure grant.
o. Tue Attorney fee was fixed at
STAY of THIRTY DAYS.
In the cass o, Houdrfsln w tho
Pullman Palace Car company nthifty
Days stay was nll0wtd 10 filc slate.
inuht on motion Tor "a now trial. The
nearing took place this week, ant 10.
suited ina verdict Tor tue plaintiff.
DEMURRER WITHDRAWN.
NJ. J, Gray W Mp. 70. NJ. Wallace
ct ID. Demurrer Withdrawn; ton days
~ answer.
W. A. STANTON ~ TIM THREE.
Freed Furniture ~ Carpet company
VI w. a. stanton rt ul Permission
given 10 amend complaint by making
additional parties defendants.
The same order was made In the
cases " |. 90. r.. BULLDOG Assg.
citation w W. a. stanton ct oil, and
also la that Oi b. r.. FontOn vs. W. A.
Stanton.
CONTINUED.
Fist National hank Of Dakota W
the di0esbcrs company ei nj. HoaHGg
on Injunction proceedings continued
III Saturday, D. cembcr .ith.
TIM Btsr TliiNG FUR HIN.
An Intelligent looking, well dressed
boy named Charles KIRK, aged ten
yrnu, whose mother o.. des On Stco1d
West street south, was brought before
Judge LauO with view OF mis- being
committed 20 the Reform schuol.
Tho mother Of tue boy, Mrs. Mollin
kifk, who IA shout IS years OF age,
anu Of tohntd manner, was tailed u
tho wiintss-stnnd and questioned by
the Count Ia reference To the boys
general conduct. IL appeared that he
hal ON ono occasion stolen n watch
ant some money from All HallOvs'
college, aud that on smother, when his
mother bid his coat and hat m order
10 keep hlm ~ home, aud 10 prevent
his association with naughty boys,
lao We aurJss TO the Fourteenth warn
zen VI house and from there puflolurd
a coat and hat belonging ~ one VI the
IuplIs.
JuIga ZINE observed that Charlie
uiu MT l.uK ike IA bad boy, said no
hardly liked 10 send him 10 tue Reform
scnool, auu asked the lad himself why
ne ANHh NNn hat anu GOAT
"Brcauso / diin't want 10 stay at
homu," WIS his reply.
"but why iid you take these other
Inquired tho Judge.
"lhe other side got me 10 take
iheui," was the rrjOiuder. The aiofu.
said "kids," II was elected, were older
than himself.
Although not stated In evidence, II
was learned that Mrs. Kifk'a husband
deserted her hnd her two children
There being another BOY two years
DldsT than Charie) some time
since. Sue came from Kansas
she sh0ftly proposes 10
twelve months Hg3, and
has been latlerly making a home AZ
her mothers house iu this city. She
has teen going out daily 10 work In
order 10 earn livelihood, anu hence
her two sons Rave hal more freedom
than they Otherwise would, had she
been able 10 watch over them. IL IL
largely uue 90 the C1mpAulonship Of
other lads that Charlie has got into
Ihis trouble,
Judge Zane gave the boy some good
counsel, telling him no had made
bad start Ia life. HiH honor then
directed that he be tASon 10 the Ogden
refnrm school,
The young offender shed tears upon
nearing this His mother seemed
quite distressed on leaving tho court.
'JOm,