Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
THE SUPREME COURT.
4 Number Of Lover Court judgments
We're Affirmed Today.
A DECISION AGAINST suEErMES.
4 New Commissioner for Proro-Ap.
prevail Of Clerk Bache's
Accounts, Etc.

II had been previously given out
that the adjourned esssion Of tue Tern.
t1rsl Supreme Cour. would open a. 10
O'Clock 'his morning, by which time
there YVES large Attendance Of rlem.
aomoi tie bar a weary wait " M
hour followed, however, Il being *.
neily IL O'Clock when the four Judges
tor tlc,rtuala on the bench.
Tho minutes Of the former session
were read by Clerk Bscne and signed.
MEuEAmSu DEvIEp.
In the case Of Short q Randall Va
Psareo d Chtis,opheuou, tho petition
torat,-lear.ng vas denied.
ADMITTED 10 IHE BAR.
On motion OF Judge Henderson,
Colonel Allon Miller, Of this city. was
admitted 10 practice at the bar OF this
court, - also was John Lyman Trons,
Of tho supreme court OF Illinois, on
motion OF Judge Burris.
JUDGMENTS AFpRMED.
Warren barnnati, respondent Va
CatHis Foley, aupeilaut-upinion hy
Judge Baftuh. Toe Judgment " tho
lower court was affirmed. 10 was au
appeal from an order uonyiug mlll0n
~ dlasOlvc an attachment
Remington. johnson q 90. vsJ. l.,
Wouob eX-inrtlil OF summit c5uaty-
opinion ny Judge Smith, The juIg-
muut % the court below was nflfMtd.
Tho action arose out VI number VI
attachment suits.
tu the case Of waliomar Van Cot,
appellant, W. y. 4. Pratt, defendant,
Salt Lake CITY, trap0uleut-0piuion
by Judge Bttlch-thc juJgaeul Of thp
lower court was uls0 rfllmrd. The
plaiutfnfucured ju1gmcatfltf il2.sU
ugaiHft MuuulBl Police Oniusr Pratt,
20 wugm thvtg was due ~ salary rom
the city tho sum oi 500. For tnis
tho plaiuuN served tho respondent
with psJcniH OF gnruithmtnt. When
tho return wss made plaintiff moved
iuT Judgment Ia hia favor hs against
the garulthuc, which wac denied,
Hence hit appeal.
WIN. Bailey, appellant, " Sidney
Stevens et al fUuponduuts-opini1n ~
Judge Bnrtch. THE suit nrlse out 0t
40 action brought Ia toe Fourth IuIi.
cial district 10 restrain tue issuing Of
an execution ON "a Judgment. Tots
court held that tho demurrer TO com.
plant was properly sustained aud ~
hfmcd the Judgment VI tho court 10.
low.
James Thompson, plaintln aud rep-
porduni, W. Franklin q. Avery, de.
fogdun' anu appellant. Opinion by
Ju gc kiug, Judges BArtCh aud smith
concufnnH Judgment uf the lower
court illfalei. 10 Waa ault on
pr0mlfs0ry note.
ADVERSE TO spKEpMEN.
A.G. BIN, road supervisor OF Echo
dletfici, Va Ihos. w. Jones, appellant.
Opinion by Judge Smith. Tue
colo question fairud upon Iho appeal
herein WAS whether or not section
.,Os7 Of the Compiled Laws OF Ulnh
II valid and constitutional. The court
below decided that II was invalid, ana
the respondent claimed that II was
Ia violation Of that portion Of the -Four.
teguth amendment OF the Constitution
of the United States, which provides
that no state shall make or enforce any
law which shall ubfiIgo the privileges
OF immuBititA Of cililrns, etc.
Igelr hOn0fs Judge King concur.
ring and Judge BhTtch ulsspniiug) re-
ytTssd the ludgmrntoi the court below
anu remaudui the case Tor 3 new trial.
Attorney h. ., II chAfdy, Ia behalf
Of tnu appellant moved g. cary tho
cssr 10 tue UHloI States supreme
curt.
HE WAS ACCEPTED.
Tho examIuing committee reported
iayornbly ou the application o. Frank
J, heafiul, aud 40 was admitted ~
tie bar Of this court.
CLEm uACuE's ACCOUNTa
The accounts Of CLERK Bauho were
submitted aui allowed.
A MOTION luEERREp.
In thp matter ~ tho estate oi Mary
l.. Brown et 81. The motion 10 REIN
state appeal Ia this case was referred to
Clerk BHcuu ~ take testimony and
report.
A NEW q, s. COMMISSIONER.
Tho resignation OF A. o. smoot, U.
3. commissioner OF Provo, was aO-
csptud aud their houun appointed
John B, Miner in his stead.
Court adjourned until Saturday,
April .7Ih, AZ . 3. m.