Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21

cAsEs HE1.
Judge Merritt made tic following
settings Of cases for trial dudng tho
week ensuing:
MONDAY, Arm 23RD.
G. +. Loofbourow, ndmr., W Nlagam
Mlulng q 4. Co--L05fDourow & Kahn;
w. G. Hall.
Meyer Homberror 1T al VI b. Alex.
ander ct al--Dty q Street; q. 3. Var.
ian, Powers g. Hilos.
TUESDAY, ArmL 2lrr.
Joseph KpntE W IL. q. w. R'y Co.
e. 4. Nafian, l.. W. reylog Buu.
nett, Marshsll aud Bradley.
Abraham JEFF w Charles Iayos-
Burgon d Smells Ricnnris q M1ylc.
"WEDNESDAY, ApRiL 25uL
James Hughes VI r.. J. Harley-F.
Pierce; NJ. h.. McEnauy.
samuel Roberts Jr. vs =. 3. Howard
otai--C. Is. Gardiner 5. W. DArkr.
w. r.. Ayiaud Jr. vas. =. Howard
ct al-C. G.. Gardiner 3. W. Dtrkc.
THURSDAY, ARM 25uL
Peachblow Sandstone Co. VI Pacific
Paving Co.-hoWatt g NyG 5hep.
ard, Cherry d shepard.
Jane Mccall W Il. q. W. Railway
Cot. j. Audursou, 3. 5. Mlutknami
Bennett, Mauhal * Bradley.
FRIDAY, ArWL 25rL
J. u. Kessiug VI q. W. Armstrong
81 ale. Ira Krcbj Booth, Leo IS
Gray.
George W. Pduce VI g. 3. T.. d n.
s. Railway Cot. J, Anderson; Raw.
Inns & CHtchlow.
w. II. Remington e., al Va J. l..
Weber ct ali. a, Williams W. 4.
Snyder.
SHORT MATTERS.
National Bank OF tho Republic VI
VIM. Burke 81 al. LHAvu wac given
plaintiff 10 Mo amended com piaiut by
adding further names.
Anton PohTs0n, Swolc, now resid-
ing "a Sult Lake, was admitted 20
CiizuuHhip.
Fiist National Bank Of Oregon w j.
n. Blown ut u. Leave given 20 file
amended complaint
Lucia q. Cfanlall Va G. l.. Want.
land OF nj. Judgment, decree anu
iorsclUsuroi attorneys 100 allowed,
3l5l.
Desorot Savings Bank VI Mola T..
Steele ct al. Demurrer TO complaint
uyetruledi 20 days 20 answor.
Toe report OF Receiver johnson In
the suit Ol Arnu a. Hisduu W Otto
stein ct al was fled aud approved. Il
stated that no funds had come into his
hands "othUr than the concentrating
mill mentioned ih the decrBe.n Conn
IenaauOn 10 the receiver Ia the amount
VI sl75 was allowed.
Geo. r. R91tlva J. A. Motlan; de-
cree gtunttdi attorneys ico OF 500
allowed.
j. T.. Gregga OF al Va Elbridgc TUFTS
ct al. Decree grantcj, with 500 after
Ley'f Zee.
THREE MISERABLE WIVES.
Judge Merritt granted three divorces
il quick succession before udlourninF
court, an the petitioners being ladies.
Ia neither case did tho defendant
appear, but let the matter 20 by de-.
fault TnUy were ~ follow:
Gus,EvR Boatley " Emil Beatlcy, on
the grounds OF failure 10 support.
Cherry & Cherry were the plainuns'
attorneys.
Ada j. Bloies Va Abraham G..
BoJ,rii on tue same ground rs tho
foregoing.
Kate W. Hawkins Va George l..
Hawkins; also ON tue same ground.
Ihnsvidence was simply IN proof Of
the chnrges made against the defend
ants, anu merely a repetition Of tho Oft.
told story IN such cases.
REACHED THE END OF TuEM,
The legal arguments IA the contempt
proceedings OF tho byms Utah Gro.
Gerry company W J. h. Mclaughlin g.
company, which have been made la
part before the court from time 10
liiue, consumed the last hour OF this
iOrunJOn's session and we're taken
under adyisement by the court. a
decision VIII probably bo given on
Monday. The iacts have boen stated
buthy Ia thelo columns already.
mLAzfH's bond.
J. b. Bluzgr, the man VI law who
has lately got Into 20 much trouble 0n
account OF tue assault which he made
upon Stenggmpher Fred McGurrln
curing the hearing OF case in JUS.
ticu WhitehlTn'a CJugt, expected 10 be-
heard, through his counsel John NJ.
Haur, with whom was Attorney
kiIchie) IN Judge Merrit's court this
morning, But the court had other
iish 10 Try, aud 10 the contemplated
application has gone over for week.
The object now IN view Is to seek TO
Induce tue judge, by whom tho war
rant Tor Bla2er's arrest was aligned On
the fiiug OF MtGuuln's damage suit
10 vacate the order Of arrest, or falling
That, TO reduce this bond under which
Blazer has boon placed.
More may be- heard Of tho Blazer
husinesB ~ next MOndayd meeting Of
the County court,
COURT MOTIFS,
j. II. Sla,er'a suit against the Union
Pacific Railroad company $4,000 tor
unmnges on account OF personal in-
luries, has been thrown out. After
nearing the Arguments Of counsel, on
the motion Of the defendants attorney
10 dismiss, Judge Merritt late In The
afternoon instructed the jury 10 lind
Tor the company anu mus thu case
abruptly enueu.
Tho case OF Joseph Holt vs. Charles
~ Fenrspn, tuit from BOuntilui,
DAVIS county, reported in yesterday'a
NEWS, wsa not concluded when Judge
baftcn's court adjourned yesterday
, hnu the further hearing went over til
next Monday.
The case Of J. II. Erickson W VI. j..
IN Ha.