Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-27
THE DISTRICT COURT.
KTants Receivers $4,000 From lho R
G. v. Railway co.
SUIT AGAINST a LAUNDRY co.
Other Matters In Legal Quarters.-The
Probate Court VI
To-day.

To-day.
The cl1aing arguments 10 tho sl5, 900
damage suit brought by Joseph Knniz
against tho h. q. w. Railroad Co., and
which has been under investigation
teioro Chief Justice Merritt and Jury
Tor the lat three days, was made by
Attorney e.. b. Vafian this morning,
On behalf % the plaintiff. The caso
was eivJu Into tue hands Of the Jurors
shortly before noon, upon the oonclu.
zion oithr judge. brio' charge.
The Jury 1T three O'Clock this after.
noon brought las verdict, finding Tor
hedeienIauts-as directed by thrcouTt
--on thn ntt cause u action; for tho
plaintiff ul tho tecoud, atsessilv his
unuiaf, 40 5000. Nine jurors assent.
ed nu4 three Glssunlo1, a thirty dayH
liay was granted, both sides making
application.
GENERAL.
In the case OF josie Frske Il nj vs.
the RIO drauIc Western Railroad Co.,
tho motion Tor now trial, heretofore
argued and submitted, was Ovuffulud,
10 being ordered, ~ consent % all
parties, that the judgment be- reduced
TO sB,bUJ on tIiH uuitfsiAudiug.
Abraham Jriis VI Charles Hayes.
Ihls was short case, being q claim Of
about 500 Tor brios supplied. Atior.
noys kesler aud Denny for plaintiff;
Richards aud Moyle Tor the defendant,
IN whose favor the Jury found.
Herman Htms, German, now "
Salt Lake CITY was sjmittoI " Gill.
zeuship.
Board Of Education W Salt Lake
Pfusscd Brick company. Order made
permitting defendant o. ilIo amBnded
nnswcr aud cross complaint.
The case NJ James Aughca " T., J.
Hafloy-a jury having been waived -
u on TRIAL uH the NEWS goes 10 press.
IL iaa dispute In regard 10 certain
monetary transactions between tho
parties.
nEfORE IuDgE BARTCn.
la the case u Thomas l.. Leedom ct
al VI the Eafls Furniture Go. ct al, tins
dciundanls were allowed a thirty days'
gay 90 nlu sIaiemunt ON motion for
new trial.
In the case Of the Utah National
Bank W John a. Gfob beck ct nj, the
demurrer 10 amended complaint was
| ovotfuloi, an exception taken, and ten
days given TO AusweT.
VERDICT TOR PLAINTIFFS.
Ina the case Of Thomas l.. Lee ION ei
al Va the Eafls Furniture a Carpo,
company and /. A. Ben o., ex. u. 5.
marshal, In which sought 10 recover
the possession OF certain goods valued
at 81 800 with damages Ia the sum Of
500, tne Jury nj $3.50 yesterday after.
noon returned a verdict In favor OF
plaintiff for the possession of the goods
VI tneir value. s53l 90, with damages
Ia the sum v! sI7.ss.
A 5000 DAMAGE SUIT.
The suit Of susan William. Va tho
Utah Steam Laundfy company was
called on for trial IN Judge Bartch's
court late yesterday Afternoon. Ga
the part Of the plgintin 10 IL stated that
on March -, lsD2, shu was IA the ON.
ploy OF the de ondant company as
mangle girl. Upon tue date mentioned
she was ORDERED by the foreman, cOn-
/ lrafy 10 the custom not % pull tne
| cloth completely out OF tue maggie aud
snake Il and then put Il In again, but
| tu Put her nands on tue large roller M
| the same was revolving aud smooth
| the cfcases. La doing W she caught
her right hand between the rollers
and permanently Injured Il. NeglI-
Wence OF the deiendaut company IL
| claimed. The damages are placed NJ
| $1,000.
Attorneys John NJ. Cannon aud Bar.
low Ferguson the plaintiffs; Bennett,
Marshall 4 Bradley tor the defendants
Tue hearing was resumed this morn
ing.
ACTION AGAINST MILL OwsEHs.
William l.. Price has Instituted
legal proceedings IN tho Third district
court against samuel A. Benuion aud
Hiram bennion, owners Of a Touring
mill, 10 collect damages In tEe SUN Of
s37 800 for injuries sustained by plain.
IN, while no was IN their employ. The
/ complaint sUls that on May 3, 1890, de-
/ PENDANTS were making repairs upon the
mill, when plaintiff was directed to
lake part Ia the work; that tue scAn5li
vac catUlessly constructed and that
| plaiutin wat working upon It, when u
| gave way nui dragged MIN Violently
| - Tie earth, breaking his ribs dirl ONT
lux his spine, brushing his BODY anu
causing internal iJurles. Ho praya
/ jud smrnt Tor $1,000 for Injuries, aud
,ur wAges, winch lac would usyo other
wise earned Ia the tum OF 5000.
ToDAY's PROBATE COURT
Estate OF John l.. BlyIh, deceased.
Hearing continued al Saturday, May
| l2th.
Estate OF Patrick J. Doyelin, dc.
ceased. Hearing on petition 10 sell
certain personal property, which was
| granted,
Es,ato OF Clarence w. Hall, de.
ceased. Hearing on petition g. soil
PERSONAL property, and order made vs.
| prayed.
A Vile Case.
q. IL. Shoemaker was before Justice
smith today in answer to u vile charge,
It II claimed by the complaining Wit