Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-06
COURT MATTERS, ETC.
Judge Merritt Tikts a Shot at Tho
Law and AOllOT Calendar
A NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
Damage Suit for $4,000 Against
the Pleasant Valley
Coal Company.

Judge Merritt held court this mora.
ing and took up cases on the law aud
motion calendar Nothing OF any
special Importance ttansplred.
The case Of Rebecca b. Carter W
Salt Lake Building & Loan Associa.
ton demurrer 10 cOmplalnD was
passed 10 the foot Of the calendar
WIN. Psrrgo W w. II. Dodge ct al
Motion for injunction and appoint.
ment OF receiver. The plaintin was
represented by Attorneys Gerald Jack
son and +. =. Richards. and the ue.
fendant by Attorney w. II. Dickson
In the outset the defendants attorney
objected 10 the hearing oi the motion
at this time, and considerable time was
spent In argument upon this point.
Eventually the arguments on the
motion itself were reached and the
court took them under advlsement.
Joseph Coblentz ct nj vs. the Diver
Mercantile company. la this case
judgment was entered IN accordance
WIN wv lthlhtAhA VI AuN AttiiNVllAt
supreme court.
The accounts Of U. 5. Marshal Brig.
ham were submitted by Assistant Dis.
ttict Attorney Howat aud approved.
\. +, Walker W S.W. Morrison ct nj.
Ctoss.complaint dismissed ON motion
Of defendant. attorney.
William Roberts Va Caroline h.
Luith ct NJ. Motion 10 strike out part
Of amended complaint aud demuttors
to Hmouutd complaint. by consent
ease passed to foot VI the calendar.
DAMAGES LAID AT $4,000.
a damage suit Tor SO, 900 was filei
In the Third district court this morn.
Ing on behalf VI Margaret Hayoook,
HdministrainS Of tue estate " Joseph
Haycnck, decrasei, against the Plust-
Hut Valley Coal company.
The deceased was fesident En-
cry county ana employed ny the de-
trudRnts Ia their coal mine at Castle
safe. 10 IL stated that on February 10,
1894, no was engaged hauling coal
g,Ong the track, witch, II Ia alleged,
was Catultssly Rud nrgligcptly con-
etfucted anu out OF repair, when the cat
was overturned, and Haycock, falling
uuuesleatu, sustained uuch severe
injuTioA that he died Immediately alter
wards. Further, II IL claimed that
the car and tiis equipments we're In al
unsafe condition, Deceased was 20
yoais Ot age aud his pafentu were de.
Iendent upon him fofHuppOH.
Poworu and Slfaup are the plain
t1's attorneys.
ADMITTED 10 THE BAR.
Judge Merritt yesterday appointed
A
nry Barlow Ferguson "A committee to
ezamiuo as 10 the legal qualifications
OF ,Mr. J. II. Murphy, Rn apI licaBt
Tor admission 10 the bar Of the Thifd
district court. The examination
took place this Morning anu Mr. Muir
ply successfully passed the ordeal.
LRtrr Ia the day, ON tue committees
Recommendation, the gentleman was
accepted by the court. MT. Murphy
has been engaged In thu office ofJudge
Coch ran, In this city, ior come months.
HATuRALIzATioNs.
Tho following were na.utaliEed In
JuuEe MeTfitps court this morning:
Ouo Rydman Enl Hans HylandeT,
natives OF BWoien; samuel simpson
pn Englishman, anu George =. bell, an
Irishman. They are all residents oi
Salt Lake.
ATTORNEYS, ATTENTION.
Chief Justice Merritt held "a brle
consultation with Assistant District
Attorney Howat upon the opening
ut cIuTt this morning, with References
to the trials " criminal cases i0t tue
September term, Tue prosecuting at
t0fney thought he would DO ready Il
begin work on the criminal cilendai
on Monday, September .ith, bu
said that hiH arrangements would, In .
large measure, depend upon the CRANE
jury.
Judge Merritt remarked that he WA
anxious b consult the convenience d
the bar, and with view Of haVin.
an understanding As 10 this order o
business, HE honor said he would lik'
all attorneys Interested 10 be- present. "
court next Saturday morning 10 tail
the matter over with him.
uoNE no ST. GEORGE.
Judge Battch Ia now on hrs way Il
~. George, where he viii hold Clur
upon his arrival. He may be Gbsen
iorsOme timu.
PROBATE.
DULY one case came up before Judg,
Blair In the probate court today. Hear
log was had on annunl account In TIA
matter OF the estate Of John sharp 81.
deceased, anu an order was maize up
provi ng and allowing the same.
STILL UNDER CONSIDERATIONS.
Governor West has given no decision
yet In regard to tho fate OF Enout
Davis, the Nernal wife murderer.
THE ALLEGED BULLION STEAL
II was expected that Charles Carter
charged with having unlawiully ~
propriRted 81 600 worth Of gold bullio
from the Gave Spring Consolidate
Gold Mining company, Mt Gold H,iI
on May 10Th, would be atfalgned q
Commissioner Pratt's court this morn
ing, but he was not brought up.
Michael Fitzgerald has commence
attachment proceedings against Carte
In the Third district court to colleC
$1,000, alleged to bs due on u promis
sorry note.
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