Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
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TIE LEGAL LEXICON.

G.. Gum. Default and decree Of fore
closure for the sum OF sl.834.42.
National Bank Of the Republic Va
Hytum NfOesbeCk et oil. Order entered
allowing II. T.. Gregg and w. 3. Me.
Cotnick 10 Intervene.
Samuel l., Vance W. l.. ID. Kinney
et al. Default, AMI ludgnie { Tor Si8i.
Joseph Clui0u VI the Utah Under.
taking company. Defendant CONFESSED
demurrer 10 answer In this case aud
was given tlll the 2i.h inst. 10 amend
answer
DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE.
Orson Brown w summit county.
On motion Of the defondAnt,a ATTORNEYS,
this case was dismissed without preju.
dice, with leave 10 roinstate upon a
proper showiug beIrg made. Suit
was originally brought by tho plaintiff
10 recover the sum OF $40, 800 Tor iu-
luflc8 alleged 10 have been sustained
by him In May, 1894, while crossing,
with n team, a bridge oveta gully on
the county ROAD abouta half mile west
Of Wasatch station ia Echo canyon.
10 was claimed that the bridge was de.
cayUd aud unsafe anu hence the action
was based on the defendants ucgli.
gence Ia having failed % repair the
structure and maintain itin proper
condition.
THE ACTION AGAINST o.. II. PARSONS.
The legal arguments on demurrer 10
complaint In tue case VI joseph God.
dard W Elias IA. Parsons ltx.U. 3.
Marshnl) TAI occupied n long time.
Judge Judd and Attorney Meyer
represented the plaintiff; Judge HoWat
aud Attorney CutchlOw appeared for
the defendants.
Suit brought against the defendants
IN the cum 10 g, B5U,a5, with Interest,
alleged 70 be- uuu upon n crftain hOul
executed by Mr.. larsUuH, Bs United
states marshai, and others, in Avn,
1890, conditioned Ia the sum OF $4,000,
Tor the faithful Performance of Parsons
AMI his deputies, plaintiff having ub.
tanned n Judgment in tho rhirl die.
tflut court on February "a, 1874, In the
sum VI IS, G5J. 30 ami sos. 10 cDs,a,agaiust
John W. Young anu tuu UHu Central
Railway company, anu having caused
Al execution 10 &c Issued upon HllI
Judgment on March 20 following i0r
tile levy anu sale Of 30 tons OF rails,
" NANN ~ ~ NlNNlANA NNNNNN NANN ANNN
safely Kept Uy sue tX.murshal aud sold
Tor sufficient 10 satisfy said Judgment.
10 10 Get forth, however, that Parsons
failed 90 DO thia, but out n the pt0crtIa
OF the sale, Instead, satisfied JuIE'
mont obtained after the Issuance ami
! levy OF piaiutlii's attachment
The Arguments proceeded until HuDu,
when upoh 10 being stated that lucy
would occupy good deal longer, aud
the court having other work 10 DO, an
arrangement wa come 10 for the fur
thor hearing OF the matter 10 DO con.
iuuud until Thursday uoEL
MUST sYITLE up PROMPTLY.
In the divorce suit Of G. l.. Mcllib
ben VS. Isabella Mcklbbon, hearing
WIS had on the order 10 show cause Tot
contempt. This matter came up on d
previous occasion. The plalutin WA
now ordered 60 turn over certain house
/ hold furniture, stoves, etc, wlthlu two
/ uaye, or els0 ~ be committed Tor con
/ tempt,
ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
Tho accounts Of Y. 3. Marsha
| brigham aud Commitsioners Green
man an McNally were examine aud
approved.
ANOTHER DivOuCE.
Mary Pierce was this afternoon
granted n divorce, by default, from
her husband, Elgafd Pierce.