Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-04
The SUPREME COURT.
o,.rlop, Handed Down By the judges
This Afternoon.
TIE OPENING OF THE TERN


The June session Of the Territorial
s,,,sme court opened nj 1880 y. M. To-
80 ALI the Judges being present.
r,,,e wac a fun attendance Of mem.
ts,of ,hs bar, including judge Judd,
s,,sefland, Howai, Royle, Hogo, J.
var.hall, Anderson, Henderson,
Cb,fry. bowman; Attorneys w. II.
pIek.on. Thos. Marshall, G. $. Vatiau,
pebau Young. q. h. TatlocS, q. ..
wblu,mors, n. Il. B3oih, =. =.
R.ehardf, c. G. Richards, 3. G. Lewis,
Ill. R,wlins, Ogden Hiles, Arthur
B,own, Oscar Moyle, J. h. Moyle,
Harlow Ferguson, D. n. Straup, W.
n. King (Pfovo), j. r. Hsywooi (Os.
sfpl D. G. Eichnor, T.. T.. Williams,
4. Baldwin, Frank Pierce, w. Van
Colt NJ. N. ksighu, Bonner N.smitn,
e. ". Allison (Osden), etc.
Governor West was amoug the
ipcuI0r.
Among the opinions delivered were
thC following;
Iu the CISCO VI the Lima Machine
Work, respondent, VI r.. n. Par-onl
ei vi, APPELLANT, the judgment nud
ofIef of the lower court were affirmed.
j, wasIan action o. conversion brought
ty the plaintiff 10 recover the value of
b certain locomotive engine sUizi by
defendant while acting as UuitoI
s,alri MARSHAL tor Utah. The seizure
was made unIef M attachment Issued
iuafultoi the First National q M OF
Oldeu against the Ogden CITY Railway
company The jury In the Fourth
District Court found for the piainuii
aud % motion tor new trisl was over.
mlud; hence tue appeal.
IN tho caso OF D1nnls Daimler, fei-
poaiont, ". the Br.nd LIl.oA. 90.
w., iuusuiOtiOn " Nbvaia, the Juug.
mrui ui the lower court was niii iueI.
rUc action vas brought 10 recover
5000, amount Of a beneficiary ccflid.
cate Issued by defendants " Jerry Il.
U.uibus who designate. tue plaiutlii,
90 iuthof, us hts ten, fic.Ary, u whom
payment should be made after his
uyatn. Jerry dlod m October, ISIS; de
maud was maize anu psyulrut refused.
From the Judgment of tho Court IN
isv.t Of plaintiff the defendants Al
Healed.
lu inc cases Of Martha Turner, plalr-
90 sud respondent, VI the Utah Title
luuufauce a lfust Co., the Union
National Bauk and Wells, Fargo &
Co., defendants, with Funs kimbAu
special administrator, tuirIvenrr anu
appellant, the judgment Hud decree OF
tue curt below Judge Zaut) was 10.
yefscd aud the Case Ttmaudud, with
directions 10 enter decree IA favor OF
the iuiefvenOr, cauceiling tho assign.
ment aud delivering the Same 10 the
iutefyenOr, with directions to tbs clerk
Of the court below 70 pay over 10 hin
the moneys Ia his hands.
John NJ. Young, plaintiff ard respon.
dent, VI a. T. Schroeder o. al, defend.
ants anu appellants. The action was
brought 10 ubtaiu decree adlulging
certain deeds TO be- ilauiulent. Ia the
lower court judgment went for tho
plaintiff, ana the appeal is from au
order denying a new trial.
Andrew knudsen and Herman
kuudten, respondents, Va Neils Oman.
bUu, appellant. IL was nm action 10
quiet title 10 lanu on the borders Of
Utah lake. The Judgment OF tue dla.
tuct court, tudiug IN favor OF the
plaintiffs (now ruspoudenlsl was ~.
hrmgd.
v. NJ. G. Silva, plaintiff aud res
p1ulcut VI w. l.. Packard ct al las
Tue TERRITORIAL Wool assooiRtionl, IT.
ltuiaubi Of whom Cohu ~ Co. Gud
i. IA, AuefOach are appellants. The
agion was Tor the settlement OF n part.
n,fship accounting anu tie distribu.
ION Of a considerable sum Of money
belonging 10 the IaItnofship, The
Judgment Of the lower court was set
aside and a new trial granted.
soIz, Schwab q Co. va Tucker &
Wallace, appellant. Judgment OF the
lower cart (firat uistrlct) reversed.
ADMITTED no THE BAR
John h. BAgley, OF the supreme
court OF Kansas, ana II, IL, Whipple,
q Iowa, were admitted to practice at
The bar Of this court.
A GEw COMMISSIONER.
Attorney James Wiley, Of Circle.
Vile was appointed U. y. commis.
sl0ntf Tor Piule county. A large num-
bcr OF reaiuents Of that district signed
Tie petition IN his favor.
oAsEs SET FOR ARGUMENT.
The court was occupied for some
ume with the settings VI cases for the
term.
., Inc court was In session when the
NEWS reporter left.