Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-08
RYAN SCORES ONE.
Judge Merritt Passes Upon The B.ck.
Ryan MaltsFas a Preliminary.
THE DEMURRER Is oyrRRULrD,
Dat tho Injunction Und rgats Mod.
illaiiou: II SOW Applies to the
Note OnlJ--Othtr Cases.

Chief Justice Merritt tins m1rhIns
gave his decision On the preliminary
ssiffnIsh ia the Ao,l1ls sul. Of Jonn
Beck " Henry 81. Ryan stal
the case, 10 Will ue remembered,
came n.y. lAst iaturiay, whom legal ar.
.umcuts were maIo on demurrer to
lhe comp!.int anu Tho mater was
then 'uuuii1,d Tor the colrls coasid-
,Atian.
Mr. Beck recently obtained a tenn.
pray retaining ogsct against tue
defendant aud the latter WI, f,quired
10 show cause go sa urI.y WY he
should not DO permanently eDJjilod
from negotiating or uispJsiug Of the
plainun's nOte tor $4,000. also from
Aoliug Or attempting 90 sut ~ direc.
tor Vt the Bullion. BrcA & Champion
Mining company, CT ~ air. Bvck'a
agcut.
The court today msJs an order 90
modifying tue injunction tuat Il ALL
pilvu 10 thu g. only anu uol to To-,
ucionuAnt acting ~ "a director OF the
bulil0u- hcck o. as Mr.. btcAis agent.
Ihu demurrer was ovurfulvi anI an
eEesItion entered TO the JlIgs'. rul.
lug.
THE DAMAGES PROVED.
The case Of John l.. wcutor ct al Va
the Oluirfh Land * Water 60. was
heard briefly beioro a Jury. Judge
LJoitourow appeared tor tue plainuG;
Attorney e. 5. Varlau Withdrew a,
cJuusci lUr thv defendant.
AZ was originally sought TO have
Judgment cuturuI lgaIast defsndAuta
IA tue SUN VI $4,000, alleged to be
iue N uAmages Tor Iulufy uOns 20
plalnth'H Premises since sept, lsgl.
uy reason oi their digging ditunu,,
thfDNiig up huge emuaukmeuts, anu
destroying icnces enclosing tho same.
lho property Ia question " IA Wool.
lA"n addition ~ salt Ltke. There
heihg no defense, the PLAZA, tfis COUNSEL
o imply, by testimony, proved up tus
aa,iliayci which tbs Jury assessed at
s., 80.
ron MONEY ADVANCED.
The case OF Joseph ooorndorfsE va
J. q. Aukton WAS next nesrd. L.
cAme here on appeal IRON a tnlxmsn.
VI the late Juslice--Of r1o - -rn
Clarence w. Hail. Aouon 49,.
brought la the lower court
recover the tum Of i4g, money claimed
10 have bueu advanced ny plsintin 10
deissdAng, a. his speciai ftqur.s, du..
lug the noun OF Oct0Ler, 1891, .nl
Tue justice iounu for plaiutin IUr 1888.
10 Anu oIsts taxed nt sS.25,
RAT M was represented by Attor.
nvy >. III. Lewis aud tue deiendaut by
Attorney Bonner Y 5mitn. A Jury
having been wAiyvJ, the matter was
dispJsud OF In shOrt order. IL ttans.
pitvd thAt tbs money nov suoI Tor was
loaned during or Ia connection wilma
game known AS "pokvf.0
The Jury i0und tor the plaintiff, thus
endorsing tue judgment Of tue lower
court,
~ FAVOR on DAVID JAMES.
The case Of the Salt LaAy Natator.
lum association W DaviI Jamus,
which hsd occupied several day. M
shortly after ten O'Clock. Damage
IN tho sum OF 50, 900 were
claimed iot alleged bresCh VI contract,
La the laying Of u pipe 10 convey
wafer from the Warm springs
10 tue plaintiff bathing resort ia THIS
city,
Tue jury after being out about four
hours ,ouEd "a verdict lot tue defendant
On tue crOss.oOmpial1t.
DECEMBER Inn HE DATE.
The case OF II, Q. Chambers vs. Mrs.
Emery, administrators, was sol for
rial on December l7.n.
An ACCOUNT FOR CIGARS.
The case Of Charles Nader W. Joseph
BlumEaflon came mere on appeal from
MARITIME court, where
a gmuut went la favor OF the plaintiff
or the SUN OF sSl5 on account OF
3 rs sold aud uelivvTei, anu c,at,
70 70. The amount claimed was SIS 65.
J. NJ. Thomas appeared tor the plain
M Auu haighu q Anderson Tor tue
defendant. The CASE was submitted 10
he Jury lust briote the noon rsu,ss.
This afternoon they brought in
'rfdiot for the plaiutin fJr s. 50. A
hirty days' stay was allowed tho de.
vndAnt 20 lie stRtJmont on motion
VI a new trial.
ACTION AGAINST THE CITY.
just before O'Clock this aflernooH
ho suit OF WIN. Lowe Va Salt Lake
jiiy was called on Tor Trial before
uty. Damages are claimed In the
um Of 5000 on. account Of personal
Jurits. The plaiuun was member
u lho Territorial Legislature VI 1880,
md In March oi that year, while
Walking In the yarn ut the
ear OF the city hall, he fell down au
.ld hatchway, sustaining rather serious
sjurlts. Negligence on tho part Of
he city is alleged tO be- the cause OF the
nishap.
The plaintln Is represented by Hiles
, MiurT; Tor the defendant Assistant
NY Attorney Van Horne appvars.
me case viii probably occupy tue
ghDls Df tounDFFuyy