Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-24
In ALL The COURTS.
YerdlCIs In Two Civil Jury Cases
Rendered This Morning.
HEARING BrrORr A REFEREE.
A Salt Lake Attorney Arrested for
Obtaining Money ny False Pre-.
lenses Now In Jail.

This has been another slow.Eoina
DAY In the Third district court. Judge
Bartcb took ME seat In the criminal
department a, lOo'clock snj adjourned
i've minutes afterwards until tomorrow
morning, when the swenson case viii
10 proceeded win. Tue reason Tor
toiay's recess was that no oasos re-
mained on the calendar lot trial Oh
this date.
CIVIL JURY CASES.
Judge Merritt resumed The hearing
oi civil jury cases today.
ron ans PLAINTIFF
In the case OF the Hansen Produce
o.. Va James W. Hamm, Attorney J.
M.Hamilton appeared Tor tho plaitgiii.
aud Attorney 6etaid q. Z. JaciNOp
for Tue deieluaut.
Tue matter cane hero on appeal from
C0mmissioner Gfsruman'a ostft, VII, re-
Judgment went Ia favor oil plaintiffs
tor tho SUN OF Ss9B5 aul
costs taxed ~ $3.50. Tue claim was
tot cigAfs sold auu delivered. From the
hnding Of The lower coutt tue de,unu.
ant appealed.
rho i.ry found for the plaintiffs, ar.
corIing 10 the Judgment Of tuu court
JtlOw.
FoE the DEFENDAEtA
The jury before whom .As tried yes.
trTdAy toe case oi James Thompson We
Oscar GrUsneil anu a. ID. smiley, Ut
iehdantH, THIS morning came Ia with a
sealed verdict. They found fos Tho
doiendauis, thus sustaining the IuuE.
mrnt vt the court below (ux.J0mniis.
biynef Moyer) lhe action was brought
% recover we'll dtiying machine, or
ils value.
a DOWNWARD srEp.
Now comes tue Information that
Frederick Garfield WAitr,a well know
member uf ihe Sat Lake Uar, anu
VINO was quite popular VA society cit.
cles Of the city, nas taken the wfouz
thih. "A WARRANT iOr MS Hrru.t was
lart evening Issued by Coumissiunvf
McNally, II buiug alleged that hu 90
mihud so from Barney Harvey, tue
second south street saioou keeper, by
means OF forged CHECK.
10 seems tust last Monday Waite
called At Harvey saloon anu Induced
him 10 casu a so oneck drawn upon
thu Uui1n NauOlai babk, saying he
was LOing 10 Unite on urtoAt iu.ipts..
Yesterday Mr., Harvtyfdisc0vefrd thai
thu check was bvgus one, aud Waite
was given uutil certain hour to MAKE
gUJd the hey. Failing to do tnir, =
charge Of Obiaiuibg money by iAiso
Ifrtenses WIS booked against HIN.
alt. Waitu's father was formerly one
VI the leading members Of the Chicago
bar, but IN now living retire., uAvIus
amafsvd considerable fortune.
Dnuk Aad an unfortunate love for
gambling IL sHid 10 have betn young
NAitt'a weakness Tor some time past,
anu he was, besides, an iuyelefats
cigarette smoker. 10 these habits his
itienJt--and he has wide circle Of
them Ia this city--aitfibute All bis
trouble. MIR. Waite was iotmetl, Ia
pAftnenhip win Attorney White.
l0fc and took the leading part In the
license OF Harry Hammond, tue slsy-
eT VI little clyde Robertson, aud " no
isEt present. an inmate of the Colnm.
Tia Reform school, near Washingt0u,
Barney Harvey tOuAy went before
Commissioner McNaliV, stating that
Waite came 10 his place shout O'clocr
this morning ana made good the
money whicn he unlawlully obtained
from him. On this he asked that tue
charge be dismissed. Rld the oass was
stricken out.
Waite was arrested, however, by a
city police ,tliovf ~ s:s5 this morning
on another chafgt-lt 10 UNDERSTOOD 10
te embtzElemrnl-th0ugh up 10 THE
afternoon no complaint had ueen ac-
iualiy sworn 60. The defendant " 10
suslody at the city Jill-"sobeTing
w."