Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-28
HEARING % an Injunction halter and
The Result Thereon.
SEEING OF CIVIL JURY CASES.
pl,orco suits on the rapis'-hi'e'i'
Iancou, Mites Before ihelU
Judges To-day.

Monday nOAAs n nov NNff'"a ~
for The ensuing week was made oy his
heuor this morsing and will be found
below. Creator part Of the forenoon
va, consumed with legal arguments Ia
the Pembroke injunction matter
Judge Barloh, In his department, dealt
with small itoms aud vacated
m, bsnoh at about 1880, hav.
ing finished his days work In open
court.
Blazor. J. r., was expected TO bob up
ngnin with ona or more VI his attorneys
hi Judge Metrltt5s court this morning,
10 try aud get his bond reduced In the
MeGurtln affair or obtain other RELICS
hut, presumably owing 10 the nb8nuce
Of John NJ. Zane from the city "0h
other business" ~ pfoscn nothing was
said about the matter today.
CIVIL JURY CAsEs.
Following arc tho causes for trial
next week, a. arranged this morning;
MONDAY, ArEm SON.
Meyer Holmbcrger ct nj We u. Alex.
andsr ct al-Doy n Street q. =. Var
ian, Powers & Hiles,
Samuel Roberts Jr. " 3. x. Howard
II ALL. a. Williams, Geo. Wcstcivolii
b. w. Dnrke.
81 AL. a. Williams, Geo. Wostof'
vslg 3. w. DaTko.
TUESDAY, MAY l8r.
Pcachblow Sandstone co. VI Pacific
Paving Co.-Howai q Nyo; Shepard,
Cherry q 5hopard.
Jane Mccall " Il. q. W. Railway
Cot. !. Anderson, 3. IS. Markham;
Bennett, Mauhall d Bradley.
J. IA. kusalng VI. u. W. Armstrong
1t al-C. Ira ktcht; Boolhi Lee q
Gray.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Esd.
W. II. Remington o. al W J. l..
Weber OF all. A. williams W. l.
Snyder.
PIuasant Valley Coal Co. Va Thomas
Himons 81 al-Beunott, Marshall
Bradley; Powors d Ailcs.
THURSDAY, MAY Bird.
Mt. leo q Cold Storage Cows NJ. II.
Beatdsloy-J. q. 5uthurlandi Powers
d Hiles.
Nate samplluer Va II. q. w. Rail.
way-J. w. judo Bennett, Maranah
James q. wilkins W VIVA. Gross-
beck Jr. ot al-C. ara KEebsi Kane Il
Miller.
FRIDAY, MAY ant
Joseph Hilleband VI y. l.. City ct
al-Forguson & Cannon; H.. ID. HOge,
Bennett, Marshall & Bradley.
Eagle Foundry aud Machine Go. W
Glenn II. Boutwell, 81 al-Lewis ~
KIobs; Booth, Lee q Gray.
James W. Stevens We 6D.h School
District, etc.. II. HuTd; Sutherland
d HOwat.
ANOTHER OLD SORE.
ON demurrer 10 complaints and also
on an order 10 show cause why tenn.
lofnry restraining order previously
Issued should not he made perpetual,
the much-hoard.oi suit under tho title
Sarah j. Pembroke VI VIM. Mcqueen,
sheriff of Salt Lake county, auu J., r..
DuWoody, defendants, cam0 up by
PRIOR Arrangement. Tho arguments
were had, how even on tho demurrer,
aud tho court then ruled on both
heads.
Originally complaint was filed by
the plalutin, praying tor temporary
restraining order unloiuing the Hnoril
from receiving fg0m De Woody the
sum OF $50, tor she REDEEM ptiln oI
certain lcaschold properly irom al
execution sAls made by the form
az defendant on December IS, 1885
aud likewise FROM recognizing De
Woody In any manner as a redcmp'
llonet from such sale. A temporary
retaining order was also sought az
against De Woody, eninining him from
paying thn 500 20 Mcqueen, ur in any
manner interfering witu tho possession
hy plaintiff Of tbs property in question
or tho collection OF the rUnts derived
tlrreirlm. The properly 300 CJntru-
vefBy IN described uH iulllWai Com
mouClnR nj the southeast corner OF lli
y, block DO, plat A, Salt Lake City
survey, running thence north 3l2 iett,
thence west So foei more or loss 90 the
oAst line NJ franklin avenue, thence
al2 feet, thence oast SO Zee, more or lls1
90 tho place OF beginning. 10 was al,
lagCd that on December /, 1880, one
Elizabeth Davis executed in AyOi
Of William II. Sells Ru linden
tnFa VI lease 20 tho promiscI
hsmed, Tor period Of 40 youu; thnI
On February 1851, 1891, Soils a,siguru
and Transferred mo lease 10 Herbert
Pembroke Rnd au agreement 100 writ
Ing was entered into thHf ou Novum
Der 2lth, 1893, Sheru MO- lcUu, undo
au execution OF the Iu.rd DHluc
court, upon "a Judgment DO favor o
Ga0. w. Meyer, as plninth, ngnlus
Herbert Pembroke, On tue Hum O
glGLgO AMI accrued costs, levied upnl
the property nud slll 10 90 puulli
auction TO the highest bidder, Ga,
plaintiff, Mrs. Pembroke, being thi
purchaser for $50. On the same dal
Herbert Pembroke executed au a.
signmvut Co tho plaintiff Tor tho Ian,
aud all tho buililugH ana imlgye
mtntB thereon. On January 3lst %
the present year Dc Woo =
served Wrlttou notice upon thl
sheriff tnat no (Dp Woody was {
judgment creditor % Herbert Penn
broke and claiming the rght To re-
deem the property from the execution
sale, t1HdodnV 1858 aud demanding
certificate Of redemption. An actor
followed AMI whs heard IN this court
DE Woody ngninat NJ Queen, aud a.,
iuImer thereon Ouipiueu an alter auvi
VIII OF mandate, requiring tho sheriff
Ia urnnUf the NbB NrHVtuuutv ItnUHfat