Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21

lustalmenl plan, Tor thcpas, four wepkp.
Judge Bntch went to Ogden thls
morainr, but wih r,tutn 10 b Hl,iy 10
taku up work Ia be ovnrourt next
week. va
cAsEs FKr.
Judge Merritt made tho following
settings Of cases Tor trial during the
week ensuing:
MONDAy, Arm 28HD.
CT. Looiboufow, admr., VI Niagara
Mining d 3. o. LO5fDout0w q Kahn;
W. &. Hall.
Meyer HOmbefgor 81 al W ID. Alex.
ander II al-Dry q Street; q. 3. Var
ian, Powers 6 Hilcs.
TUESDAY, ArRm Earn.
Joseph Kran,E " Il. G.. W. R'y Co.
20. h. NBrian, l.. w. raylog Bou.
nett, Marshall nud Bradley.
Abraham Jtiis va Charles Hayes
Burgon 4 smell; Kicnnris s. M0yle.
"WEDNESDAY, ArWL 25uL
James Hughes VI r.. }. Harlry-F.
Pierce; NJ. r.. McEnauy.
samuel Roberts Jr VS. g. Howard
at ai-C. Is. Gardiner >. W. DArkr.
w. r. Aylaud Jr. W =. 3. Howard
ct al--C. G.. Gardiner; =. W. Dhrkc.
THURSDAY, APRIL @5rH.
Peachblow Sandstone 60. VI Pacific
Paving Co.-howait g Ny; 5hop.
ard, Cherry & shepard.
Jane Mccall W Il. @. W. Railway
Cot J. Audersou, \. 8. Mafkuamj
Bennett, Mamhali & Bradley.
FRIDAY, ArmL 25ru.
J. IL. kessinr VI q. W. Armstrong
ct ale. Ira Krcbsi Booth, Lee IS
George W. Pdnce VI G.s.L.& H.
s. Railway Cot. }. Anderson; Raw.
Inns & CutchlOw.
W. II. Remington e., nj Va J. l..
Weber 1t ALL. a. Williams W. 1.
Snyder.
SHORT MATIEHs.
National Bank OF the Republic VI
VIM. Burke ct al. LBAvu wac given
plaintiff 10 filo amended com plant by
adding further names.
Anton PETERSON, Swoio, now resid-
ing in Sait Lake was admitted 10
Ciuzunship.
Fint National Bank OF Oregon W J.
n. Brown 81 OF. Leave gwen 20 file
amendcd complaint
Lucia q. Cfandall Va &. L.. want.
land OF nj. Judgment, decree anu
foreclosure; Attorney Ice allowed,
500.
De.orot Savings Bank VI Mcla T..
Steele 81 al. Demurrer TO complaint
overruled; 20 days 70 answer.
Toe report OF Receiver johnson Ia
the suit vi Arne a. Hisdeu vs. Ottl
Stein at al was ii,ui aud approved. Il
slated that no funds had come Into his
haudH "Othtr than the concentrating
mill mentioned ih the decree" Com.
Ien8auOn 10 the receiver In the amount
Oi sl75 wus allowed.
buJ. +. Rlotlvs j. a, MorIau; de-.
ctco granttJi allgrney's loo OF 500
allowed,
j. T., Gregga OF Al vs. Ebrdge Tuia
OF AL Decree gTauluJ, with 500 attyr.
Ley'6 lee.
THREE MISERABLE WIVES.
Judge Merritt granted three divorces
il quick succession before udlourning
court, an the petitioners being ladies,
Ia neither case lid the defendant
appear, but let the matter 20 by de-.
fault Tnuy were ~ follow:
GuAEva Beatloy " Emil Beatlcy, on
the grounds OF failure 10 support.
Cherfy q Cherry were the plhinuis'
attorneys.
Ada j. Blotes vs. Abraham C..
Boj,cf; ON tue same ground NJ tho
foregoing.
Kate W. Hawkins va George l..
Hawkins; also on the same ground.
The eyidence was simply IA proof OF
the charges mado against the defend
ants, anu merely n repetition VI tho Oft
told story IN such cases.
REACHED THE Esd or THEN.
The legal arguments IA the contempt
Proceedings OF the dyms Utah Gfu.
cory company VI j. i. Mclaughlin s.
company, which have been maIu iu
part buiOTo the court from time TO
zine, consumed the last hour OF this
luTtuJOn'H session and wUro taken
under udyiucmbnt by the court. A
decision Will probably bo given on
Monday. The facts have been stated
buthy Ia these columns already,
BLA2rRs bond.
]. b. Blazer, the man " law who
hus lately got Into 20 much trouble GA
upon Stem gmpher Fred MOGurrin
curing tho hearing OF case In Jus.
tico Whitrhltn's C0utt, % pected 10 Du
heard, through his counsel John NJ
Nlur, with whom WAS Attorney
kitchit) IN Judge Mofriups court this
morning. But the court had other
iish 10 Try, aud su the contemplated
application has gone over Tor "a week.
Tbs object now IN view rs to seek TO
Induce the judge, by whom tho war
rant tor BlazeI'a arrest WAS aligned ON
the n ing OF Mtduun'a damage suit
10 VHcatr tho order VI arrest, Or falling
that, TO reduce tins bond under when
Blazer has been placed.
More may DO heard OF the Blazer
huelncsB ~ next MOnday's meeting OF
the County court.
COURT NOTES,
j. II. Slster'a suit against the Union
Pacific Railroad company $4,000 Tor
manages on account OF personal iu-
luries, has heun thrown out. After
nearing the arguments Of counsel, on
the motion Of tue defendants attorney
TO dismiss, Judge Merritt late IN The
afternoon Instructed the Jury 10 lind
Tor the company anu tnus the Gaze
abruptly ended.
The case Of Joseph Holt W Charles
~ Pearson, suit from BOuntilul,
Davis county, reported in yeHIorday's
NEWS, waa not concluded When Judge