Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
LEGAL PROCEDURE.
Tho Gin House Searched for Stolen
Goods.
SENT TO rnE PESrrESnAnY.
suit for Calder, rark Improvements
civil nuslness--Court
Notes.

The Cnn House, at the corner OF
East Temple and Third South streets,
was searched today by an officer
armed with a search warrant Issued
from U. =. Commissions 0reenman'a
court. The trouble which led 10 u was
a dispute between two women, Nellie
Bevenne ami Matte Walker. The
latter charged the former with stealing
an onyx slab, n bronze lamp holder,
i've dtublc.bed shects, ono comforter,
one pair OF feather pillows, ono pair Of
extra pillows, aud tin oil can, the
whole valued at $50. Several Of the
articles named were found In the
search. The dispute 40 to tho owner.
chip will DO settled ut the trial, the
date for which II 10 be agsrei upon this
evening. Meanwhile Nellie Bevenne
lie cut on bonds pendIng tue Investigs-
ton. Both chief parties 10 the action
are middlo.agod women.
JUDGE BARTcu's COURT.
The business transacted In Judge
Batich'a court to-day, boiled down TO
tne,pmnllcst compass Tor tue busy
reaueT, may be- stated a. follow:
People vs. John ByTnes, assault to
rape Nellie Sullivan, on May 81, 1895;
defendant arrsigned ana pleaded no.
guilty.
People Va W. II. HoilhsimoI; per-
Jury; set for trial on Oct. 20.
People Va James Storey; convicted
Of assault TO rape; motion tor new trial
argued and submitted.
Alter considering tho case. till the
afternoon session uf the court, Judge
Barren overTuled tbs motion, and the
defendant was called Tor sentence. A.
storey had borne good character
previously, the Judge said that under
the circumstances he would make the
sentence light. Hrthon nXtu Storey's
term OF impsieonmsni In the psDilen-
tlary for eighteen months.
Hugh J. Cannon VS. Buckhorn Gold
ana Silver Mining company; dismissed
At PLAINTIFF coat.
JUDGE MERRITTs couUT.
Upon the application OF the plain
"A
Worthen vs. Walter Worthen, an order
issuod citing the defendant 10 nppear
In court ON Saturday, October -. 10
show cause why nc should al be pun.
ished ior contempt In not aging the
alimony previously ordered by the
court.
In the tuit OF Samuel Simpson va Is.
Bamberger ct al the evidencr wns
~ IL. IA
milted.
Commercial National Bank VS.
Joseph q. Jacobs ct al; csse consoli.
dated with that Of Mason a 90. nguinst
the same defendants, aud George L..
Nye appointed referees to take tesli.
mony anu report findings.
JohH A. Grossbeck va Joseph IL.
Smith ct al trial In progress.
BEGAN A LAWSUIT.
Annie u. Morrow began suit IN tho
Thifd district court today HEninst
CHARLES q. Merritt aud George Calder,
for s672.20. being the balance alleged
10 be dus for al ,GS7 80 worth Of material
and lpDor furnished In constructing
buildings, fences, etc, and making re-
pairs Mt Caldef's park during April,
may shhh hhh Jhly ~ luih year.
Annie II. Morrow IN dCing business In
this city a. = contractor, builder aud
carpenter, and has given notice Of
mechanics lion on the property OF de-
iendsnis NJ the park.
MOTHS
u. Il. Gem m isuionef Sommer was
busy this afternoon In the trial OF
Novells Elliott, 4 young girl accused
VI resofting to = house OF ili.rsputr.
Judge Bartch goes to Ogden tomor-
row TO hold court
Judge Merritt will have two con-
tempt cases before him ON Saturday,
where the parties have failed 10 pay
the alimouy awarded In divorce suits.
Ex-Seleotman Herman Bamberger
was before u. b. Commissioner Green.
man today, and gave bonds for his ap-
pearance 20 answer 10 the nav indiot-
ments found against him by the gtapd
jury, and reported yesterday afternoon,
AZ ohroniclsd ia the NEWS.
The number Of criminal cases that
will be continued from this term OF
the district court for subsequent hear
ing 10 exceedingly email. and mostly
OF minor Importance; so that the
prosecuting officer anu court that will
take up the business II the Territory 10
admitted 10 Statehood before February,