Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-01

After tue jury In tho case OF G. a.
Mott Va }. W. Alfred had received
their instructions, sidney warsely aud
J. X. Bishop we're examined Rud nc.
crpleI ~ petit jurors Tor tne term, hAy.
INK been SUBJ mnaud on special
vonife,
a jury was empaneled In tho case
OF ", h. ETcaubTack VI John 4. Suln.
van 81 nj. George Sutherland APP cared
Tor platnun anu l.. ID. X. thompson
anu T.. a. wedgwood for defendants.
rhe suit II brought 10 recover $500 OF
some al" rails anu other property taken
from the wiUd Ridge mine Ia Eureka
early IN May oi this year, anu $50 TOT
damage 10 property, by brcukiug into
tnp mine. The mlne ~ 0wuai 10y
SIC, Efcaubfack, AMI was leased 10
Horace ID. Jones and James hnton.
The lca.e provided that when u ez.
pited the Improvements pla, ed upon
the property shtuid belong 10 NJ,
! ErcauhracK, This lrHsr lcft tuc
property iu December, 1898 anu Mt.
| Etcaubrsck took pOisas.iUu, Delond-
ants TOOK the property under an
execution Issued 90 salts y a judgment
ia favor OF the Salt Lake Hardware
/ 20. ami against Jones anu Johnson.
! The PRINCIPAL question Involved wa
whether the property taken by Virtue
OF the execution " such property NJ
would be considered Improvements, IN
law and under the provisions Of the
oAsr, Ms there 10 but little disag rec.
mrnt ~ 20 tho iactf.
Evidence was introduced by the
plaintiff TO show the cost ul the property
takou. The defense also introduced
evidence In regard to the value Of the
property, ana denying that they HAD
damaged the mine by entering II.
Judge Kiug instructed the Jury that
the property belonged to Mt. Ercnn.
hraoK, RHu the question 10 he decided
was the value Of the property. A yer.
dict tor plaintiff was returned award.
ing him s87OlD damages.
George Il. HOlladay, indicted with
Lorenzo Hatch anu J, II. Caldwell, for
obtaining money under false pretsi ses,
by changing ore taken from the DeaI
Mans mine In Uintah county aud
representing the mine TO be valuable.
i0r tho purpose OF ueirAudiug II. T..
Heudersou and Others, pleaded not
guilty. lie gave n bond m tue sum oi
81 900.
The jury IN the case OF Mot. W.
Alfred Drought In a verdict for plain
IN, awarding nim $50. Thirty days'
stay was graded to prepare state
muut on motion for n new trial.
rne cuss Uf the People vs.. Maitland
Dunn ana Tom Morgan came up Tor
trlal this morning, Prosecuting At
lorney Thurman appeared for the
ptOple, anu 5. a. King for defendants.
Descendants ar accused o. Rspaultiug
jeremiah PsiuOIo, ON the 10 IA Of June,
fhis year, with luten. % tAsa MS life.
The weapon used was n pair OF sheep
sheuts. palu0du was engaged In shear
iug phcep In Snake valley, Willard
rOuuty,at the time OF tho assault. AMER
inc assault the PARTIES escaped into
Nevada, anu were brought back by
Shtrn Hbwley VI Willard connty,whO
MADE u bUO milo trip alter the fugiIiyes.
Tom Morgan rs an Indian,
Prosecuting Attorney Thomson
made a statement OF the case. Dunn
AMI PAtuOde hal engaged IN quarrel
Ia regard 10 sumo remuTks Dunn
claimed Painode had maize about him.
~ the close Of the quarrel Dunn rs.
.auited patnOde aud iufiicted seven.
Teen wOunds upon him. The pT0sscu.
ton claimed that the prisoners
leit alter tho assault, con.
scious OF the guilt Of tho crime
wilh which they were charged.
~ the case Of V. l.. Thomas ct al W
r.. X. Morris, trustee, NJ. M. kellogg
applied Tor an order directing the clerk
10 pay hmm the costs IN the case. Mr.
Warner opposed the motion on the
ground that the money belonged 70 V,