Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26
THELEGAL CHAPTER.
rnR SUPREME COURT TOMORROW.
suit In Efp'Cyiu-proba,e Courl--C. y.
Kinney, Treatise on tho irri.
gaiiUn Law.

Judge Loo'boufow hal resolved
upon going Ue'gfe Cuisf Justice
Merritt this morning, la cha bcis, to
asE lora modification OF the courts
order made last ruesioy, retaining
the sale Of the copper p,.ni bonds; but
when his honor vas approached Uu the
uiJect /. was discovered that he had
other iish 10 Try during the forenoon,
aud the matter was directed to staut
over Unit, . g.. N. Al that hour som,
VI the attorneys in the case were
Present, but for some reason or other II
was not taken Up anu nothing was
salI o. 10 when It soulI be.
SUPREME CJuEr TOMORROW.
The Territorial Supreme Court will
not convene tomorrow until . pm.
Tue session viii be devoted entirely to
tho delivering OF opinions on cases
previously submitted after argument,
aud this will wind up the June term.
Chief Justice Merritt aud Associate
Justice Bastch have fully ~ much ~
they eau do by the time the rerrl.
t0riRl Supreme Court meets 70 1nish
up the writing OF opinions falling to
tucir share.
TOpAY's PROBATE COURT
The following orders were made by
Probate Judge Blair today;
kstnto VI Andrew Minuet, decoased.
Citation directed 10 issus TO tue al.
miuistratrlX (Hildh NJ. Roest) 10 A..
pear on Friday, Augusi 3lsi, " shor
cause why he should not pay certain
funds over TO the heirs Of said estate.
Estate Of ClarlssA Arnold, deceased.
Final discharge Of executor.
Estate OF Josephine Long, deooated.
Ihufsdhy, Aug. 8th, sci for hearing
petition ior letters VI administrator.
Estato Of Jsns Jensen, dore sod.
Thursday, Aug. Oh, sst for hearing
return OF sale VI real estate.
SILL rE0GiNu AWAY.
Tho County Board Of Equalization
had another innings today. and found
lust As much work 10 do az vt the pre-.
ceding huiugs. The tboArd will con.
unue IA session until July 2sth.
the sEcoSD EDlTios.
AsA sequel 10 the assault And battery
case disposed Of in Comm,s,ivuet Me-
Naily's court yesterday afternoon, tns
"WondeTlAnd" saloon, AZ the corner
Of Twelfth South and Fihh East
streets, where tho ailfAy took
place, was stripped Of lie con.
lsnts last night by Deputy sheriff
Matthews, under proceedings IA To
pleyin. a. soon ~ ever the assault
| case was decided by the commissioner,
tho defendant, G. +. Nelson, He'd n
suit IN the same court against Jas.
smith, II. Max held, ID. g, rufls, A. &.
| Newell, u. r. Scott Nelson's CO.
deiendanU "John Doe" aud Orchard
Roe,n 10 recover tue saloon furnish.
ings, etc., or their value, named at
| Sl5U, claiming also 500 damages and
/ ulsts. The goods viii be held In
charge until the suit has bsen heard
ami determined.
KINNEY CoMpLTMENrED.
A short time since mention was
made In these columns OF All exceed.
ingly use ul anu instructive work from
the pen OF Attorney Gleason 3. Kinney,
u the Salt Lake bar, entitled "a
Treatise on the Law Of Irrigation" IL
has been praiseworihily spoken u by
tbs legal fraternity, and copy VI the
book now occupies place on the
shelves OF tho Territorial library.
This morning MI Kinney received
letter from the Hon. ThOs. 81.
| Cooley, Ill. d, dated from Ann
ATbor, Mich, In waioh that eminent
lurisl says: ~ appreciate highly tho
compliment you pay me Ia de1icating
10 mo yUur valuable treatise on tht
Law uf Irrigation. 1 have been for
the past TOW days giving some Atton'
ton 10 the hook, aul am gfatlted TO
find that u has been carefully prepared
alter full examination OF the autnari.
OF the country at large, the value Of