Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-16
THIRD DISTRICT COURT,
Tho Case iglIrst Alexander Johnson
Dismissed by The Pres Cuiion.
OTHER CRIMINAL MATTERS.
The salt Like Brewing Company H.
dlet,d for NJ ,iniii ling a M sancc.
Judge Barlch's Division.

ciuded his Getting Of civil cause'--
given In another column--he TOOK w
miscellaneous matters arising out OF
the criminal calendar.
POSTPONED TILL MoSDAY'
The trial OF John @. Cfamer, on an
indic,men. for assault WITH intent TO do
bodily harm, hal been act for hearing
toJsy, but on application OF the de-
teudanps attorney, COZ NJ. Nj. hnishn,
Who has boon quite sick for the past
three weeks, It went over until Mon
day next.
WILL NE "wANTRD" AGAIN.
The case Of Frnnk Barrett and +. +.
Blake wna continued Tor the term, on
motion Of Assistant District Attorney
Stephens.
Tue defendants ARE at present serv'
ing torn Of one year In the peniten'
tiary for burglary and this wiz not ex'
pire until some time next isil. Tine
charge now pending against them Is
that VI grand larceny, It being alleged
that they stole various articles fiom n
trunk at the rooms OF the W. &. L. u.
HE MAY GET OFF.
The trial OF Lewis Mellis, OF Bounti.
ful, ON the charge Of forging time
check, was on APPLICATION Of Assistant
District Attorney Stephens also con-
tilued for the term. Counsel snii he
had reason t. believe that the accused
"A you h OF eighlgen--was not "a
badly disposed young fellow, amt this
was the tirst time he nad been charged
with any sort Of crime. lt looks a.
though the prosecution will not now
press the case.
JOHNSON, roc, GOES FREE
Assistant District Attorney stephens
Ia the case Of the People Va. Al-xan.
der johnson, who WIS indicted with
Ben w. Dnggs, Jr., for forgery, am
disposed to dismiss the case against
him.
The case was therefore stricken from
the calendar.
AGAINST A BREWING COMPANY.
The former grand jury having found
Brewing Co., charging them with
maintaining n nuisance, the heatlng
OF the case came on tina morning.
ASS slant District Attorney Stephens
prosecuted; Attorney G.. w. Hall np.
pelred Tor the defense.
The allegation n similar TO that made
on IA previous occasion, when trial
was had AMI tbs defendant company
fined by Judge Zane. A wooden pipe
leading from the brewery carries
tbs water and refuse from thence
down Filth south street, connecting
ON Second East with the street rev or.
The pipe, Mr.. stephens stated, has
now become old EDd rotten, is con.
unually bursting and thereby allow.
ing tho relute to o0ze cut into the igri
eating bitches on tho side OF the
ihoroughfares named. The stencil NJ
times, owing to the overflow on tn.
str, e.s, had become an lntOieTable
nuisance to the residents.
The hearing occupied until the time
for Adjournment nj noon and the case
was etill proceeding.
ORDERS IN CIVIL CAUSES.
The case OF George &. Staley VI. NJ.
u. Murray ct nj. was stricken IRON the
docket.
Minnie Il. jenkins ct nj. vs.. Lars
Jensen. Dismissed Tor want Of prose.
cutiOn.
George Csnningivs. Henry WAGNER.
Dismissed by consent. 1bc cane
sgder was made Ia the cases OF John
II. Whaion Va. Walter w Lynch ei
al; james McMasters W. Charles J.
Jones; John j. Turner Va. the Hylcr
hock Go. ct al; Peter Houghey vs..
James II. Keste ct AL; NJ. l.. Berry vs.
the salt Lake Frsternal and Muluni
Accident Association; Richard Evans
W. the Northern Spy Mining Co.; anu
w, &. Brooks Vi. the Union Pacific
Railway Co.
BEFORE JUDGE BARTCH.
John III. Rumel, ST., VI the Sallair
Railway Co. drown 4 Hen iersnu for
the plaintiff; Richards, Moyle ~ Rich.
ards for the defendant II was agreed
between counsel that this cnae be
consolidated with cause l,552, SAltair
Hallway Co. We. John IL. Rumel, ST.,
ct al, Br0wnanh Henderson reserving
all rights TO prove up damages OF
whatever nature at tho time OF tbs
tflnl Of the cases AZ consolidated, the
came rs II tried separately.
John .. smith ct II vs.. A. +. Sip.
perly ctai. Order to show cause why
aFecelv.r should not pay over funds l.
actouiancs with judgment SCI for
nearing on the 18th inst.
Edward Il. Beah VI. Charles Me-
hugh OF al; on trial Ca. w. NJ yer for
lhe plainuG Frank Peifce for the Ne.
IenuAnt)' It's a claim for $4,000 odd
arising out OF a real estate deal.
COURT NOTES.
The Jury In the Third district court
Ihle yesterday afternoon returned "A
Nerdiet OF not guilty In the case OF 4,
Sen w. Drggs, Jr., charged with
iorgery. A report Of the tlial appeared
III Wednesday, NEWS.
In the suit OF ]. Is. Farwell ct al. Va.
emanuel Kahn, assignee, tho re-
uhihing oIuer was sol aside late Yea
Wtdhy afternoon and the ia.
Junction Dismissed on motion OF the |
ueIendanps attorney. Counsel IN.
Io'mtu the court that they had an offsl
$50 900 for the stock OF goods, ana |
aIthey would have 10 close tbs deal
immediately or miss tho sale. On |
nu.lon OF pialntiii's attorney the suit |
sgalnst the assignee was also dis. |
missed.
John U. Rich has Instituted suit |
sgalnst John Southworth ct al. in Inc |
,ah llstret SQUIRT to collect s5I50. 10 |
interest on promissory note
eouteu ny mortgage.