Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-14
THE LAW CHAMBER.
Action Against Daniel Alexander for
NOn-Payment Of His Rent.
LOOKING TO A SETTLEMENT.
The Consolidated Suits Of The saltalr
Railroad Company aud ]. II.
Rumcl, Sr., on Trial.

This was another morning OF small
things In the Third district court, the
cases which came befife Judges Zano
and Bartch prior TO the noon adjourn.
ment having been OF less than second.
airy consequence.
HE MAY TRY ms LUCK.
Attorney Gerald jackson mentioned
the long standing Injunction proceed
ings tf w. Porego W. w. II. Dodge
ct al. On tho part Of the plaintiff
counsel asked that the case DO
referred for trial by either
Judge Miner or judge Blackburn,
inasmuch ms II was a matter Of some
Importance 10 his client. Defendants,
ne said, were stu extracting ore from
the area In conflict. 1t appeared that
II was impossible Tor his honor 10 hear
the matter until the latter part Of tho
present month, anu Judge Bartch
would not undertake. Ii now.
Judge Zane replied that II counsel
could arrange with either OF tho other
Judges who would be- In the city to-
literty 10 DO 80, but declined TO make
any such order Of court.
TO nE AMIcABLY SETTLED.
Tho case OF G. u. Dart w. Vim Kro.
low was to have come on for hearing
to-day, but Attorney Baldwin informed
tho court that II was Ia process OF vet.
tlemeni. While not ASKING that tho
suit be dismissed nj present, counsel
said no knew IL would not 90 to trial.
II was irked "phsstd."
ms RENT IN ARRgAR.
The first case called for trial was that
OF Gertrude y. Alrn W. Daniel AIey.
Ender, Attorney VanCOtt appearing
Tor the plaintiff aud w. {. Hall for the
defendant. IL 10 alleged that on
November 18th, 1890, the plaintiff lsnsel
TO Alexander, former proprietor Of the
Bee Hive drapery establishment, car.
tain premises known Nh the a leNander
block on East Temple street, TOR "a
term OF twenty-five years, at n rental Of
3lb0H month. Miss Alien now claimed
the sum If $4,000 fJr arrears Of rent OF
tue builuiug durng the months OF
December, 1891, aud January and
February, lSD2.
The jury nitor being out some limo
found for the plaintiff for the iuii
amount claimed.
JUDGE BAnTcn's COURT.
Before Judge Birtch aud jury tho
hearing OF the consolidated cases OF the
saliair railway company vs.. JOhn IL.
Rumcl, Sr., e al. and John IL. Rumul
w. the Saltair Railway company was
commenced.
Attorneys In tho litigation were
Hon. +. =. Richards for the railway
company and Arthur Brown aud
Judge Lnncy on tho other slde.s
The suits were filed some time ago
and tho whole difficulty has arisen
out OF tho building Of the Defendant
line OF railway TO 5altair,
the same going over certain lands be.
longing 10 Mr.. Runel anu other per
sous. IL WIS originally sought to oh.
tain an order OF court restraining the
company from iurthet trefpassiug
thereon anu damages were also
eliimed In this sum o, $1,000. Then IL
was that the ullfoad company insli.
luted condemnation fOCbedingsagaintt
Itumel ct al. In regard 10 the grouni IN
question. 1, In TO settle these diilef.
ences that the present fight IL made.
4 CONTINUANCE.
The case OF Beulah A. Beatl, Va.
John l.. Bynon, administrator OF the
estate OF Edward NJ. Byuon, deceased,
was called up late yesterday afternoon
Ia Judge Bartch's court. The action
IN brought asking Tor decree OF the
cgurt against the defendants for tho
' possession Of certain premises, and Tor
2, 900 damage for the alleged wrongful
detention OF this same. The defs ndania
held the property under lease and
the plaintiff alleges that they rendered
the same void by thB nOn-payment Of
rent. Judgment was also demanded
Tor 300 for each month which the
defendants occupied the premises al
ter the cling OF tue suit on May l0th,
1892.
Attorney Hurd, for the defendants,
objected TO going TO trial without
having been given time TO file an
answer TO tho amended supplement,
ana after some talk "A continuance
was allowed until today.
COURT NOTES.
The Utah Plumbing Supply com.
lauy IL also suing j. J.. Farrell TO ool-
ect Sl2i8,bi alleged 10 DO due foI
James Arnold, who was fined $3.50
~ Commissioner Greenman ON Tues
lay for selling liquor without license
1t Murray, perfected an appeal yester-
lay and has been released from Jail.
Sarah q. Taylor fled an action
Igainst j. ii. Give ct al. in the Third
District Court yesterday afternoon to
collect $3.50 alleged to be- duo on
'romissory note secured by mort.
,age.
The Freed Furniture & Carpet COM
ANY filed a suit against the members
V the +. o. $. Of A. in the Third Dis
rlct Court last evening, TO collect S4ls,
llleged to Oe due for merchandise,
The Odd Fellows Building Associa.
Ion is also suing the Order for rent In
he sum OF sac.