Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-12
THE COURTS TODAY.
Judge Merritt still Grinding at Tho
Law and Motion Calendar.
sUSDRY INTERESTING ITEMS.
The Marion Gold Mining Co. Files Its
misunderstanding Blair's
Vacation, Etc.

Chief Justice Merritt dii not, a.
arranged yesterday, make any al.
ditlonal settings from the law aud M.
ton calendar this morning, but It was,
instead, decided that There should be a
psremptoTy call Of tho cst Jar whom
ever necessary In order g. keep the
judicial mill constantly running. Tue
following cases on the list we're heard
and determined todayi
I. A. VALLEY Va John Beck. Plain.
TIL Withdrew his demurrer TO answer
and ctoU.complsint aud ten days were
allowed to answer.
=. II. Potter VI. Josiah Mich olas.
Motion for judgment on the pleadings
| submitted.
James W. Searles VI Esther Black ,ot
al. Demurrer 10 complaint argued
aud overTuloI; ten days 10 answer.
Emma Rose Clinton W.. Jas. q.
Harris, OF al. Motion fora new trial
passed.
Com nieroial National Bank W. Jas
q. Jacobs, olal. Dean urror to com.
plaiut passed 10 foot OF calendar.
John Il. Cah0Un W. Nat M. Brig.
ham. Demurrer 10 amended com.
| plant OvefTulru; ton days TO answer.
Andrew Bflxun W. WIN. GfOcsbcCk,
81 al. Motion 10 diaioivo attachment,
| placed ~ foot OF calendar.
| &. II. Dsnhalter VI. Jas. II. Bacon,
NJ Al. Demurrer TO complaint IN Ia.
turvenliJn aud motion 10 strike OUT,
also placed at foot - calendar.
August Hensgcn We. NJ. X, Pafslns.
Domutter 10 amended complaint,
pArsrd.
Nellie Notiquist W. DAT No'd, It
al. D,mufref 20 compliant overtuleI;
ten dny- ~ answer.
John Il. Kilv Va. CadIio g. Perkol,
tt al Demurrer 10 complaint over.
ruled; ten days to answer.
Thos. Cupit W. Paik CITY Bank. All
motions iu this case were passed.
singer Manufacturing Company VI
| Il. u, MclNrOu ct al. Motion los
change ul venue Withdrawn.
Frank lNnoX W the Gr1esbeOk 20.
Demurrer to complaint stricken from
tho calendar.
Timothy J. Sullivan Va tho Anchor
Mining 60. Motion Tor new trial
partially argued.
DISCHARGED.
Ou motion Of the prosecution In the
casr Of the People VI Joseph Warren
| ION the criminal calendar Tor the pres.
eat terml the do.cniAut was ordered
discharged, the grani Jury having
failed 10 iniict.
NAIuRALIz ATOMS,
II has teen the custom Of Judge
Merritt the last week OF 20 10 boar all
applications ior naturaliZ ttiOn at An
early period OF zach morning's session,
but today this rule was foF once broken,
aud this portion Of thu business went
over tiil 1880 pm.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Michael O'Connell has brought n
damage suit ior $40, 300 against ths
receivers Of the Union Pscito Rail.
way company In tho Thiid district
court. IL Stems that O'COnnell was
experimenting the loading OF cars
with waste from mine at IrontOn,
when this brakes gave away Snd the
cars dashed down n heavy grade,
throwing him violently 10 the ground
and inIufing him. Ho alleges negli.
grnco on the part OF tbs company.
Powers 4 Straup are plaintiffs NJ.
torneys.
The Higgins q rooker Company ct
al have Instituted legal proceedings
against the Utah Book 4 stationery
clmpa y, the National Bank Of the
Republic, h. w. Duncan, Joseph L..
Barrow aud the Western Book n
Stationery company, In the Third
district court. They ask that prefer
unce TO the National Bank Of the Re
public In the sum VI $4,000 by tho
Utah Book a Stationery company at
the time Of tue lattef's assignment, he
cot aside on the ground That II was
paid Ia fraud 0l the rights Of
oreaitors, as the note held by the
bank was signed by the directors OF the
company In their individual capacity (;
that the sails by H.. w. Duncan, Rssig.
nee, 10 J. Il. Barrow, aud by ths latter
10 tho Western Book 4 Stationery
company, be- adiudged fraudulent, anu
that a receiver be appointed 10 take
chpTgo OF tho assets oi the company,
The defendants have been ordered TO
show cause ON September IL why the
| iNAtlNbt uAHNiA Avt W eIl9'hNNHs
Mary Ann WOTthen has filed n suit
for divorce against Walter WOrlhen
In tho Third district court on the
grounds OF cruelty aud failure to sup.
port. The marriage took place ON
August 70, 1851, aud there are seven
chilIren. Mrs. Wor,hen prhys for tho
custody OF the children anu permanent
Alimony, and pending a hearing she
asks that defendant be restrained from
disposing Of his property.
ToDAY's PROBATE COURT
Estate OF Edward ID. Eyan, de.
ceased. Hearing on petition for letters
Of administrative. Clara J. Egan APP
! pointed adminlstrRtUs on filing bond
OF $4,000 AMI tasting the required oath.
Estate VI Martina Walker, deceased
HeaTiug on petition for letters OF al.
ministrgtion. Fred Walker appointed
administrator on Ming a bond Of
| $40, 900.
Estate OF Robert McKeukney, de.
oensed. Hearing on petition for pro-
bate Of will. Il. l.. Carpenter appoint.
cd executor without bonds, anu Will
admitted TO probate.
Estate OF Archibald 5cr0ggie, de.
ceased. Hearing on account, which
was allowed. Richard PrideauK np.
pointed special Administrator on filing
ass, 900 bond.
THE MARION,
AT,loles OF Incorporation Of the
| Marion Gold Minlug company Of
| Utah WhOge heuduuRFteTg Will be i'm